Leading Off



This week’s show serves as a mini-reunion of sister-wives, and serves as a reminder that the Orioles are indeed very, very good, and we should maybe just all chill out a little bit.







Drink of the Week







Join us for the Drink of the Week, and let us know how you’re consoling yourself as you watch the O’s. Find us on Untappd




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This Week on the Twitters




I could listen to Jim Palmer complain about umpires every night.— Andrew Stetka (@AStetka) September 6, 2023





Because of his age and youthful look, Jackson Holliday had to talk his way into getting a room at a Norfolk hotel last night. #Orioles— David Hall (@DavidHallVP) September 5, 2023





Baltimore Orioles. THE BEST STORY IN BASEBALL. 63M payroll.630 winning Percentage. 2022 4 games over 500.2023 36 games over 500. Feels good.@MLB— Jim Palmer (@Jim22Palmer) September 6, 2023





The brooms are doomed. 🧹With their win against the Angels in last night's game, the @Orioles now have the longest streak of consecutive series of 2+/multiple games without being swept in American League history. pic.twitter.com/xmR8PjAdkc— MLB (@MLB) September 5, 2023








Sam Dingman Explains the World







We get a visit from one-half of the first ever guest on Bird’s Eye View when Sam Dingman stops in to chat about his latest project – Sports Explains the World.



Sam and cohost Alan have returned to regular production of Baltimorons, and somehow he has still found time to create a lovely show that Bird’s Eye View listeners should absolutely check out.



We love him, but he has very wrong opinions about British Invasion bands.







Around the Bases



First Base: A date that will live in infamy



September 6th is a great day in Orioles history. 2131, Adam Jones’ defiance in the Cal Statue Game, and oh yeah… some guy named Eddie Murray hit his 500th home run into a bleacher seat.



It’s a great time to be an Orioles fan, but this is an especially good day to be one, as well.



Second Base: Why aren’t more people having fun?



Some fans don’t seem to be having as much fun as we’d expect from a fanbase watching a team win at a .630 clip. We seem to have, in short order, gone from being just happy to be in contention to demanding perfection. Maybe a happy medium? Stress on the happy?



Third Base: DL Hall as a reliever