4/29/15: Considering how quiet it is in the ballpark, Gary Thorne compares it to the calm of the Masters Golf Tournament
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wow this is actually awesome. no more fans from now on please! lol
They should do that more often. The sweet sound of a wood bat making great
contact is like an angel singing
I don’t see what so weird about this. This looks like any ordinary home
game for the Tampa Bay Rays.
“Green jacket within reach…” Nice one!
I bet every ball that was hit sounded like an explosion. I love the sound
of a wooden bat hitting the ball
cause of the riot happen on monday and it a punish for the people that
cause a very huge riot now the riot is slowing down and getting better also
the final report will be release on friday about gray and the washington
post got there report that it was a self inflection wounds now the lesson
has been learn and it a huge roits cause this that means they will miss
there toys
Still more people than a Florida Panthers game
They have some rowdy fans, eh?
anyone know were i can watch the full game at.
I hope this makes professional athletes appreciate the fans that use their
hard earned money to attend games. It’s not the same is it?
Yo lol this announcer is a comedian
If only there were an argument between a manager and an ump.
Those Oriole fans look exactly like Marlin fans.
Because of the riots, the sound of a baseball game with zero fans.
#Baltimore
why is this not viral? classic.
That was hilarious!
A small funny bit, but this is history. Love it!