The Orioles are hosting the Chicago White Sox in an empty Camden Yards Wednesday due to widespread public unrest in Baltimore.
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Here’s how the baseball world is reacting on Twitter:
We are gonna do our best to take the crowd out of it early.. Wish us luck..
— Adam Eaton (@AdamSpankyEaton) April 29, 2015
Yeah, more media waiting to get into home clubhouse than usual #orioles pic.twitter.com/1LC1a6O08f
— Roch Kubatko (@masnRoch) April 29, 2015
#Orioles received more credential requests to cover this game than there are seats in the press box.
— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) April 29, 2015
Buck Showalter enters press room and asks, "Does the mascot work today?" #orioles
— Jerry Crasnick (@jcrasnick) April 29, 2015
https://twitter.com/michael_schlact/status/593443396397637634
There are about half dozen @Orioles fans watching BP from the street through the CF fence. One yelled out, let us in! pic.twitter.com/qOKQ80WElu
— Dan Gelston (@APgelston) April 29, 2015
Adam Jones: "We need this game to be played, but we need the city to be healed first." #Baltimore
— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) April 29, 2015
This is how Camden Yards ticket booths look today w/ no fans allowed to watch Orioles & Whitesox play in #Baltimore. pic.twitter.com/MiScBTN7oR
— W.J. Hennigan (@wjhenn) April 29, 2015
Does the PA announcer and Organ player show up for the @Orioles game today? DO players have a walk up song?
— Kyle Carmean (@Fox5Kyle) April 29, 2015
Some have seen it in soccer…but this Orioles – White Sox is something baseball hasn't seen. Eerie was the feeling I took from soccer.
— Tim Micallef (@tim_micallef) April 29, 2015
Oklahoma resident Jamie Maher had tix to Monday, Tuesday and today's Orioles games all of which she couldn't attend pic.twitter.com/Lx5fvhfMhS
— Megan Specia (@meganspecia) April 29, 2015
No fans at Camden Yards today, but will have national anthem & 7th inning stretch. http://t.co/zFp8zy4MIp @NBCNews pic.twitter.com/oH6Z5urnT5
— Jon Schuppe (@jonschuppe) April 29, 2015
MT @APgelston I don't care if they ever come back? http://t.co/oT7u1tqX5i #MLB pic.twitter.com/mrYQPTn5tt
— AP Sports (@AP_Sports) April 29, 2015
Shortly before game time at the Yard..open the gates!! #inneremotion @orioles @masnorioles pic.twitter.com/gb5xmIQlZd
— Jim Palmer (@Jim22Palmer) April 29, 2015
[Photos] A day without fans at Camden Yards: http://t.co/rowLGzuZnq pic.twitter.com/eV6DQAtXGE
— USA TODAY Sports (@usatodaysports) April 29, 2015
Oriole Park. pic.twitter.com/zIbm3MpNpK
— MLB (@MLB) April 29, 2015
Orioles and White Sox about to play in empty Camden Yard. The future has arrived!
— Bob McCown (@FadooBobcat) April 29, 2015
I've seen empty ballparks before (Mets fan), but this is going to be extremely weird watching White Sox-Orioles.
— Jason Smith (@howaboutafresca) April 29, 2015
About 15 minutes until first pitch. Here's what it looks like: pic.twitter.com/Sf8Pua5y0V
— Britt Ghiroli (@Britt_Ghiroli) April 29, 2015
This is famed Eutaw Street right at the game's start: pic.twitter.com/Z7r7FFJS9E
— Britt Ghiroli (@Britt_Ghiroli) April 29, 2015
#Orioles take the field, announcer asks to rise for the National Anthem. This is… weird. #Baltimore
— Kavitha A. Davidson (@kavithadavidson) April 29, 2015
https://twitter.com/BrianCostaWSJ/status/593475793935855616
BASEBALL HISTORY! Fans locked out of Camden Yards as Orioles/ChiSox play first ever regular season game with no fans. pic.twitter.com/DOsdcWVbVK
— Scott Harbaugh (@WPXIScott) April 29, 2015
https://twitter.com/John_McKelvey/status/593478798827528192
The Orioles and White Sox are playing in front of no crowd live on @Sportsnet right now. What a sight to see.
— Faizal Khamisa (@FaizalKhamisa) April 29, 2015
On the TV feed for O's-White Sox, you can hear the cameras clicking, dugout chatter, umpire balls/strikes and fans from outside cheering.
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) April 29, 2015
Adam Jones hollered and clapped into his glove in CF after each out in first inning, doing his best to approximate crowd noise.
— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) April 29, 2015
Orioles take 1-0 lead, and cheer goes up among fans peering through wrought-iron fence on Camden Street.
— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) April 29, 2015
In the press box, we heard Gary Thorne's call of the Chris Davis home run as it happened — as in, through the window, in real life.
— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) April 29, 2015
Weirdest ball game ever.
— Rob Wong (@RobWong34) April 29, 2015
Chris Davis gets the #Orioles rally going by sending one high and deep into the empty seats. http://t.co/8JLx7tMfgb
— Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) April 29, 2015
