Red Sox 11 Orioles 0: Change We Can't Believe In

I resent them because they come to town and act like they own the place. I resent the red sox fans who come down and try to drown out the home fans, the ones that gloat and act like jackasses because they can beat up on the pitiful Orioles. And if i go to a Red Sox game at Camden Yards in the near future and hear one asshole refer to it as Fenway South I can’t be responsible for my actions.

I hope one day we can sell out games with just Oriole fans, but until then visitors are welcome. But do not come into our home and not act like it.

My impression is that many of them really do come down from Boston. My methodology is really unscientific here, but my wife and I will occasionally do an overnight in Baltimore if there’s something we have to be at early the next morning (if one of us is running a race, usually).

I always hotwire.com because I care what area I stay in, but not particularly what hotel and I get good prices through them. It usually sticks me at the Sheraton or the Radisson. During the Red Sox series, it found a room at the Hotel Monaco that was 4x as much as much as hotwire’s Baltimore prices usually are.

If hotel rooms are that scarce and that much more expensive, I’m assuming its because a lot of people came down for the game.

http://www.camdenchat.com/2009/6/30/930372/here-we-go-again-the-misery-of-an

until they start trying to educate me as to why they own camden yards and wear shirts that actually say “fenway south” on them. then i resent them. i resent them because, in my mind, they’re all bandwagoners. i don’t really care if they’ve been fans for 50 years because i have a feeling that 50 years ago, they wouldn’t have made the journey to camden. of course, this is a ll in my head, but you have to agree that there are a…“fair” number of bandwagoners.