Orioles History
Here, you can talk about Orioles of the past, what teams were like way back when, and anything else concerning the team since 1954.
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Sparky Anderson was the oldest looking 45 year old man in the history of the world. He could have gotten a senior citizen discount anywhere without even asking for it. -
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By UMDTerrapins · Posted
Facing Nolan comes to mind. That's ridiculously bad finishing. -
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By NashLumber · Posted
I am not happy to hear We Are Family to this day (I once heard it at Pratt St. Ale House and I was so disappointed). Overall though, I don't care much at all either way. Different teams, different eras, different players. Only name on the front is the same. In fact, I have watched parts (or most) of the '69, '71, and '79 World Series on YouTube and while recognizing the best teams lost, I find it nice to see those old Orioles greats play the entire games since I never saw any of them play in person, (though I saw them all in real time when they aired). I have no antipathy at all towards LA, Pitt, Mets or Phillies.
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