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Boston Red Sox News & Notes - 6/1
Published 6/1/2008 by Ian at SOX & Dawgs
... amazing. We have a good mix of young guys and older guys and the appreciation is there. People should stop and take a minute to appreciate it because you may not ever see that again in your career. We watched history tonight. When our careers are over we can all look back and say ‘I saw Manny Ramirez hit his 500th homer.’ If that doesn’t give you the chills, you shouldn’t be playing this game. Every guy in this clubhouse appreciated what they saw.” The Orioles road uniforms in 2009 will say “Baltimore” after 36 years of saying ...

D’reauxd Juhrzeez, Hon
Published 6/1/2008 by neal s at The Loss Column -- Baltimore Sports Blog and Community
... As everyone knows by now, the Sun’s Jeff Zrebiec broke the news late yesterday that the Baltimore Orioles will soon be known once again as the Baltimore Orioles. ...

Putting "Baltimore" Back in the Orioles
Published 6/1/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (J-Red) at East Coast Bias
... According to a poll on the Baltimore Sun's website, 96.5% percent of over 2500 voters want "Baltimore" back on the road jerseys. Read The Sun's coverage here. ...

Orioles to Put the 'Baltimore' Back Into Road Games
Published 6/2/2008 by JC at Stet Sports Blog
... The Orioles will be wearing hometown pride in road games next season, as away jerseys will read 'Baltimore' on the front as they did in the 1970's. ...

What they need: Orioles
Published 6/5/2008 by Coley Ward at umpbump.com
... , hon), you know you’ve got a few holes to fill. So, we can’t really talk about Baltimore’s needs by position. Outside of CF Adam Jones and RF Nick Markakis, Baltimore pretty much needs a complete overhaul. They’re starting with the uniforms , but what the O’s really need is to continue the rebuilding effort that they started in the offseason, when they traded ace Erik Bedard for Jones. The next player to go should be Brian Roberts, who will never be more valuable than he is now. Roberts is a premier second baseman, for sure. But he’s a player whose value is closely tied to his ...