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Tuesday, February 15, 2011

4Sarasota.com: Baltimore Orioles Spring Training 2011


4Sarasota.com: Baltimore Orioles Spring Training 2011




The Orioles will play their first of 16 home spring training games in 2011 at the newly renovated Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota on Tuesday, March 1 against the Tampa Bay Rays. 2011 marks the second consecutive spring training for the Orioles in Sarasota, and the first in the newly renovated ballpark.


By the time Grapefruit League play begins in Sarasota, Ed Smith Stadium will have undergone extensive improvements which dramatically transforms the ballpark aesthetics and radically expands areas and amenities for fans. Enhancements to the fan experience include the addition of a two-story concourse with shaded views of the playing field; a new stucco façade with tile accents; refurbished stadium seats directly from Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore; additional private suites and party facilities; and a state-of-the-art audio/video system and video board. Improvements to the player facilities include new dugouts and bullpens; a new half field with AstroTurf; refurbished batting cages; and a practice field with the same dimensions as Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

Baltimore will face nine different opponents at home during the 2011 spring campaign and will host the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates and Detroit Tigers two times each at Ed Smith Stadium. The Minnesota Twins will make three trips to Sarasota and the Tampa Bay Rays, Houston Astros and Toronto Blue Jays will each make one visit.

The Orioles will play 15 games on the road during the 2011 spring schedule. They will make three trips to play the Twins and Pirates, two trips to face the Tigers and Phillies and one trip to face the Astros, Yankees, Rays, Red Sox and Blue Jays.
The Orioles will play their final 2011 spring training game in Sarasota on Tuesday, March 29 against the Toronto Blue Jays, prior to their regular season opener against the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday, April 1 in St. Petersburg.
Ticket prices for Orioles 2010 spring training games are TBA. Info line: 941-954-4101


Nearby are the Pittsburgh PiratesNew York YankeesTampa Bay RaysPhiladelphia Phillies and Boston Red Sox spring training camps. Be sure to check their schedules for more exciting baseball action.

 

2011 Spring Training Schedule 
ss=Split Squad - Home Games in Bold

2011 Schedule ss=Split Squad
Game Time 1:05PM unless otherwise noted
DateOpponentSite
Feb 28Pittsburgh PiratesMcKechnie Field
Mar 1Tampa Bay RaysEd Smith Stadium
Mar 2Philadelphia PhilliesBright House Field
Mar 3Minnesota TwinsEd Smith Stadium
Mar 4Detroit TigersJoker Marchant Stadium
Mar 5Boston Red SoxEd Smith Stadium
Mar 6Minnesota TwinsHammond Stadium
Mar 7New York YankeesEd Smith Stadium 7:05
Boston Red Sox (ss)City of Palms Park
Mar 8Philadelphia PhilliesBright House Field 7:05p
Mar 9Minnesota TwinsEd Smith Stadium
Mar 10Pittsburgh PiratesMcKechnie Field 7:05
Mar 11Philadelphia PhilliesEd Smith Stadium
Mar 12Houston AstrosOsceola County Stadium
Mar 13Detroit TigersEd Smith Stadium
Mar 14Pittsburgh PiratesEd Smith Stadium
Mar 15Houston AstrosEd Smith Stadium
Mar 16New York YankeesSteinbrenner Field
Mar 17Pittsburgh PiratesMcKechnie Field
Mar 18Minnesota TwinsEd Smith Stadium 7:05p
Mar 19Philadelphia PhilliesEd Smith Stadium
Mar 20Tampa Bay RaysCharlotte Sports Park
Mar 21Off Day 
Mar 22New York YankeesEd Smith Stadium
Mar 23Minnesota TwinsHammond Stadium
Mar 24Pittsburgh PiratesEd Smith Stadium 7:05p
Mar 25Minnesota TwinsHammond Stadium
Mar 26Tampa Bay RaysCharlotte Sports Park
Mar 27Boston Red SoxEd Smith Stadium
Toronto Blue JaysDunedin Stadium
Mar 28Detroit TigersEd Smith Stadium
Mar 29Toronto Blue JaysEd Smith Stadium



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1 comment:

  1. George Steinbrenner is an intense man; no doubt. Those eyes; he always looks like he's about to fire somebody, which of course, he's done with great regularity since first taking ownership of the New York Yankees in 1973. One would think that his abrasive management style would produce less than stellar results; a team in turmoil seldom succeeds.

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