Opening Day across the country
Photos from Major League Baseball teams’ Opening Day games across the country.
Quinn Kelley 0 Comment Nation, Orioles, Sports Baltimore, baseball, Opening Day
Photos from Major League Baseball teams’ Opening Day games across the country.
Quinn Kelley 0 Comment Orioles, Sports baseball, Cal Ripken, Camden Yards, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Orioles
At 25 years old, Camden Yards is still a jewel. The home of the Baltimore Orioles since 1992, Camden Yards is still celebrated as one of the nation’s best ballparks. In Orioles manager Buck Showalter’s words, “It’s a special place that was so far ahead of its time.” Take a look through major moments in Camden Yards and Orioles history, and read more about the anniversary here.
Karl Merton Ferron 0 Comment Orioles, Photo essays, Sports, The Baltimore Sun
Photos and text by Karl Merton Ferron
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Steve Earley 0 Comment Orioles, Sports Arizona, Baltimore Orioles, baseball, Florida, MLB, Orioles, photography, portraits, sports, Spring Training
The next time you feel jealous of pro baseball players, remember this: They still have to do photo day. In major league camps in Florida and Arizona, that one bit of awkwardness you left behind in grade school remains a rite of spring.
Jerry Jackson 0 Comment Orioles, Photo essays, Sports, The Baltimore Sun
Photos by Karl Merton Ferron, text by Joshua Land
Spring training is a time to prepare and warm up for the grind of another six-month baseball season.
It’s a time for players to gain favor as club officials evaluate who will be one of the lucky 25 to go north in April, and who will disperse among the minor league affiliates.
At the Orioles’ Ed Smith Stadium complex in Sarasota, Fla., much of the roster is already determined. Few spots are up for grabs. But this spring carries weight for an Orioles team with a record payroll coming off a disappointing .500 season. So, browse images of the assembled players stretching, practicing and bonding amid the balmier Florida temperatures leading up to the start of Grapefruit League play the first week of March.
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Kalani Gordon 0 Comment Orioles, Sports, The Baltimore Sun Baltimore protests, Baltimore riots, baseball, freddie gray, MLB, Orioles
The Orioles game on April 29 was believed to be the first game in major league history to be played without a paying crowd.
So what was the lowest attended game before today?
Kalani Gordon 0 Comment Orioles, Sports, The Baltimore Sun
One of the annual rites that give us hope that warm weather will soon be upon us: Spring training. Here’s a look at some of the best shots from photographers around the world as teams prepare for the 2015 season.
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Matt Bracken 0 Comment Orioles, Sports, The Baltimore Sun
Eduardo A. Encina leads an interesting life. One of two Baltimore Sun Orioles beat reporters, Encina spends February through October documenting everything about the team. On and off the field, Encina shares his experiences through his Instagram account. He also takes time during the summer to take much-needed side trips. Take a look through some of his best photos of the Orioles’ unforgettable 2014 season.
Denise Sanders 0 Comment Maryland, Orioles, Sports, The Baltimore Sun Baltimore, Baltimore Orioles, kansas city, kansas city royals, Missouri, Orioles
“Rough Cut” is a loose edit from The Baltimore Sun’s photographic coverage of the Orioles in the postseason. On Tuesday, photojournalists Karl Merton Ferron, Kenneth K. Lam and Jerry Jackson photographed the Orioles game against the Kansas City Royals in game four of the ALCS in Kansas City.
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Denise Sanders 0 Comment Maryland, Orioles, Sports, The Baltimore Sun Baltimore, Baltimore Orioles, giants, kansas city, kansas city royals, world series
“Rough Cut” is a loose edit from The Baltimore Sun’s photographic coverage of the Orioles in the postseason. On Tuesday, photojournalists Karl Merton Ferron, Kenneth K. Lam and Jerry Jackson photographed the Orioles 2-1 loss to the Kansas City Royals in game three of the ALCS in Kansas City.
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