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This Baltimore Orioles Tervis Tumbler 24 oz Cup is perfect for your cold or hot drink, while displaying your favorite team's logo in style. The tumbler is sweat proof, and has a Lifetime warranty.
Dishwasher safe, microwave safe, reduces condensation and rings Double wall insulated - keeps hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold Embroidered team logo is positioned between the inner and outer walls Fits in most vehicle cup holders Strongest, most durable tumbler available Crystal clear clarity that rivals glass This tumbler set comes packaged in a box
Three official World Series Films on one DVD 1966, 1970, 1983: Pitching, Defense, and 3-run home runs! The arrival of Frank Robinson in 1966 catapulted the Orioles to their first Fall Classic(r). Once in the World Series(r) Baltimore's pitchers dominated, holding the Los Angeles Dodgers(r) to just two runs - for the entire four-game World Series.
O's fans can celebrate the Iron Man's legacy with this package that presents five highlight games from his remarkable career in their entirety. Relive his 3-hit effort in game 1 of the 1996 ALDS against the Indians; his monster 1996 3-homer, 8-RBI game versus the Mariners; his 6-for-6 day against the Braves in 1999; his final, MVP-winning All-Star Game in 2001; and, of course, game 2,131 from 1996...
Ahoy, baseball mates! Watch the Pittsburgh Pirates meet the Baltimore Orioles on the World Series diamond in this exciting seven-disc collection featuring the full broadcasts of the 1979 Fall Classic. Pirates fans will thrill to their team's return from a three-games-to-one deficit to victory in seven action-packed contests...
Every team party, fan birthday celebration, or gameday get together should have a cake that shows off your favorite team!Make your own MLB team cake with these handy decorations and use the step by step instuctions to complete a masterpiece!Plus, by adding the MLB Team Party Pics to your cupcakes, you'll please every fan at the party!
Let your team spirit fly high with the Baltimore Orioles Balloon. Balloon measures 18" and is shaped like a baseball.NOTE: Balloon arrives uninflated.
The Orioles' loss to the Mariners on Monday was hard to take because it extended the team's latest losing streak to three games. Nobody could say it was unexpected because it came at the hands of Seattle's Jamie Moyer, a left-hander just as the Sportsbook odds predicted. It was the 10th loss of the season in the 14 games when opponents started a lefty. And, as much as manager Sam Perlozzo wants to push aside the club's record against southpaws, he has to face up to the reality that his team has major problems against left-handers As much as the jinx against lefties bothers Perlozzo, there are too many other things going on with his team to concern himself with that. The Orioles called up a pitcher who isn't ready for the majors, but 21-year old Hayden Penn was knocked out Monday by appendicitis before he could get to the mound. With Penn expected to pitch on Tuesday, the Orioles brought up Adam Loewen from Double-A Bowie to fill the roster spot, but Perlozzo wasn't sure Monday who would pitch for him Tuesday. Tampa's Seth McClung likes to say that he learns something in every start. Monday's lessons in the 6-4 loss to the Blue Jays might be a little more painful than some others. McClung was criticized after the game for his lack of preparation as well as his attitude upon being taken out. "What he has to look at in a situation like that is what he did going into the start, how he prepared for the start," manager Joe Maddon said. "And he also has to look at what he did to settle down and get deep into the game, because he did settle down and he did start pitching well at a certain point."I think those are two things for him to learn from." What the 25-year-old right-hander admitted was a "hurried" bullpen session led to a bad start as he allowed five runs in the first three innings. That he was able to get in such a good groove later, retiring 15 straight before being issued after a leadoff walk in the eighth, further accentuated the problem.
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