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An Ugly Night…
Baltimore Orioles —
... Last night was painful. I went to the ballgame last night, and sitting where I was — it felt like I was at Yankee Stadium. I must have been one of seven or eight Oriole fans in my section, and by the ninth inning, the sound of Yankee nation was overwhelming that it was almost demoralizing to sit in your home ballpark. Just to think, with the new ball park opening up there — it may even be worse next year! It was just as bad — if not worse than Red Sox Nation coming to town this week. Although it is looking as if the Yankees will not make the playoffs, their fans come down to ...
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