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The Mark Teixeira Watch part III


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I just asked her, and she said when the Orioles are having a special visitor, the Orioles ask for police help, so they don't have to hire an outside security agency. She said the Troopers do O.T when they get asked, but its mostly done by city police.

Yes Phelps got the same treatment.

She said to keep in mind, these aren't going to be uniformed officers. They're doing overtime, and they will be in plain clothes. So, you wouldn't know he was even being escorted by police. Atleast on the inside of the stadium.

Was he in one of the boxes (ie. MASN, Biscotti, Ripken?) or in the crowd, and was Angelos with him?

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NOW THAT IS POSITIVE INFO! WOW! So PA got wind of the Firestone entry here and decided to play it close to the vest- keeping him hidden by bringing him in AFTER the game started- knowing all reporters will have to be focused on the game at that point!

Now that's exciting news.

I think Angelos kept him locked in his office 'til after kickoff to make him squirm. ;)

Got Tex to knock a few mil off before signing on the dotted line, then let some of Baltimore's finest get him into see most of what was a good football game for 59 minutes.

Aced the physical today. 5 o'clock press conference tomorrow.

Just a hunch

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Makes a lot more sense then the way we were hearing it before.

Yeah it does sound like some CIA Black Ops stuff was going on as usual with the Orioles, unfortunately the Hangout and Roy took it on the chin as a result.

Anyway as people have said none of this matters now. Tex just has to sign on the dotted line...

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NOW THAT IS POSITIVE INFO! WOW! So PA got wind of the Firestone entry here and decided to play it close to the vest- keeping him hidden by bringing him in AFTER the game started- knowing all reporters will have to be focused on the game at that point!

Now that's exciting news.

Well, I'm not sure about that. But she did say that this wasn't something that was planned out weeks in advance. This was put together quick, according to the officer.

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Was he in one of the boxes (ie. MASN, Biscotti, Ripken?) or in the crowd, and was Angelos with him?

I can confirm that he was NOT in Section 136, Row 33.

Now all we need to do is have a few thousand other posts like mine, and keep crossing off rows of seats, until we have figured out EXACTLY where he must have been sitting by process of elimination.

The power of the internet is amazing.

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I think Angelos kept him locked in his office 'til after kickoff to make him squirm. ;)

Got Tex to knock a few mil off before signing on the dotted line, then let some of Baltimore's finest get him into see most of what was a good football game for 59 minutes.

Aced the physical today. 5 o'clock press conference tomorrow.

Just a hunch

The atmosphere at that game had to have impressed him.

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Yeah it does sound like some CIA Black Ops stuff was going on as usual with the Orioles, unfortunately the Hangout and Roy took it on the chin as a result.

Anyway as people have said none of this matters now. Tex just has to sign on the dotted line...

I can't shake my feeling for the mid-week. It just won't leave. I hope I am not wrong!

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The reports said he was in the MASN suite.

He was never near Ripken.

Angelos wasnt with him.

Roch said specifically that he was NOT in the MASN suite.

Mark Teixeira wasn't in the MASN suite during the first quarter, or the start of the second. Perhaps he dropped by later. I wasn't on full stakeout. At some point, I needed to get back to the press box.

And again, pretty much every source has agreed that IF he was at the game it didnt mean anything with regards to the Orioles.

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