Orioles' 'Re-Opening Day' uniforms are all about Baltimore
The Orioles are back in Baltimore and they want to let everyone know that they are happy about it.
Baltimore celebrated its self-proclaimed “Re-Opening Day” by trotting out new jerseys for Monday’s game against the Blue Jays.
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We love our city. Tonight, the team is wearing specially-made Baltimore home jerseys. #OneBaltimore pic.twitter.com/Sn2gyDO3iw — Baltimore Orioles (@Orioles) May 11, 2015
The Orioles haven’t played in front of their home fans since April 25, when the civil unrest following the death of Freddie Gray engulfed the city and areas near Camden Yards during a game against the Red Sox. The team postponed its April 27 matchup against the White Sox and played a game without fans in the stands two days later.
"We understand it's just a game," Orioles reliever Zach Britton told MLB.com. "There are other bigger things going on out there. If anything, the fact that we can come home and play again, have our fans here, maybe get some people's focus off what was going on out there. Just enjoy baseball again."
The Orioles will play 15 of their next 18 games at home.
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