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Despite gloomy forecast, Free The Birds set for tonight

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Despite the gloomy forecast for rain, weโ€™re still coming downtown tonight for another Free The Birds gathering to show our displeasure at the current state of the Orioles franchise. I could write tomes here today about all of the reasons the Orioles have been awful for 13 years but all of the folks who are already committed to coming downtown know that the owner, Peter G. Angelos remains the sole existing problem in the organization.

To paraphrase: โ€œItโ€™s the owner, dummyโ€ฆโ€

Weโ€™ll be at Phillips Harborplace at 4 p.m. for a pre-game indoor tailgate with free crab balls, chicken tenders, munchies and $3 domestic beers all night. And if the weather holds up โ€” the forecast is a 70% chance of rain tonight โ€” weโ€™ll be among the very few at Oriole Park at Camden Yards tonight to witness a franchise that is almost as dreadful as the Orioles as the Kansas City Royals bring their own brand of Triple-A baseball to Baltimore.

Weโ€™ll walk up to the game and the only two missions we have tonight are simple to explain: to make our voices and message heard and to have a lot of fun.

Pretty simple event. Come to the game and have fun. Be loud. Be proud. Tell the Orioles whatโ€™s on your mind.

Hope we see you this afternoon and hope you bring a ponchoโ€ฆ

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