Weekend reminders and other O’s notes
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April 03, 2010 8:10 pm
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Reminder that Brian Bass will be at the Wendy’s at 9243 Lakeside Boulevard in Owings Mills from 11:00 a.m. to noon tomorrow (Friday) August 14 to sign autographs and enjoy lunch with fans. A limited number of autographs will be given, so get there early and make sure you have a good place in line!
Read more about Brian’s appearance Friday by clicking here.
Another reminder that fans will also find several members of the 1989 “Why Not?” Orioles team at Camden Yards on Friday as Mickey…Reminder that Brian Bass will be at the Wendy’s at 9243 Lakeside Boulevard in Owings Mills from 11:00 a.m. to noon tomorrow (Friday) August 14 to sign autographs and enjoy lunch with fans. A limited number of autographs will be given, so get there early and make sure you have a good place in line!
Read more about Brian’s appearance Friday by clicking here.
Another reminder that fans will also find several members of the 1989 “Why Not?” Orioles team at Camden Yards on Friday as Mickey Tettleton, Mike Devereaux, Dave Schmidt and Dave Johnson will sign autographs at the MASN Booth near Gate A on Eutaw Street for an hour before the game.
Tettleton and Devereaux will also throw out ceremonial first pitches before the game. Click here for more information on this special Alumni Autograph Series at Oriole Park this weekend.
Then on an unrelated note, another former Oriole will keep the Revolution going in York, Pa., as Southern Maryland Blue Crabs hitting coach Andy Etchebarren was named as the new manager of the York Revolution Wednesday.
Former Oriole Chris Hoiles was the only manager of the Revolution before Etchebarren.
Etchebarren has 13 years of managerial experience in the minors, including 12 years with the Orioles, during which he managed at every level of the O’s farm system.
Etchebarren will manage his first game as the skipper of the Revolution this Friday.
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