springglen

When I first clicked on that link, there was not a "waitlist" but you could click "purchase". Above purchase it listed the time of event at 6pm. Now I have zero confidence that is going to be the actual time, but found it amusing that they listed 6pm as time that you would be throwing out the first pitch (since you all now can't see that, not quite as amusing).

When I tried to sign up was already taken. 4 tickets and throwing out first pitch for $1500. Seemed like a steal.

Well apparently first pitch Sunday will be 6pm. And apparently if you want to throw the first pitch, you can sign up here https://www.priceless.com/sports/product/184742/baltimore-2023-division-series-first-pitch-experience-october-8

I predict 3:30pm if facing Rangers but 6:30pm if facing Rays. They won’t do 1pm (football) and will try to avoid Texas team (Rangers or Astros) going up against Cowboys-49ers.

Seems from initial post here (predicting a 1pm Saturday start) the question was more about game 2 than game 1

Fox has 2 baseball games to air Sunday- both ALCS. One in Baltimore and one in Houston. No NLCS games that day. I'm assuming they will stagger them with likely Baltimore first around 3:30 then Houston at 7. Not sure if cable schedule shows anything blocked off at this time, but since they already know where games are, gotta figure probably know timing.

For Saturday sounds like prediction is 1pm at the latest given Billy Joel concert next door that evening. For Sunday probably similar timing or do they move to evening? Anyone have insight/predictions or know when we will hear formally. For those of us displaced fans coming in for games (with kids who have school Monday), info appreciated.

What about in Boston? I'll be there tonight.

First off, discovered this forum this year and have loved following- thanks to all who organize/participate. Been an O's fan since I can remember and spent post-college years in Baltimore (Fells Point) during end of the last millennium. Figured this would be a good topic for my first post. I think choice here comes down to how do you define MVP. If it is the player who has had best season from a statistical performance standpoint then likely have to go with Gunnar (although Bradish is very close). It if is the player who is most valuable to team (ie. taking them off team from beginning of year would have greatest impact) then I think Adley is the run away winner. Looking forward to being back in Baltimore next weekend for some playoff baseball!