Depending on what happens with all this rain they've been talking about all week, the Baltimore Orioles (defending champions of baseball's American League East) will open their season this afternoon at 3:05 against the California Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, California (their official title) who come to town with their all-star Mike Trout and several dozen other players.
Rain or not, ballgame or not, there will be chow for the multitudes. Fan favorite Boog Powell will be slinging the sammies; his Boog's BBQ famed rolling smoke will fill lots of bellies. It's described as "a fan-favorite, the low-roasted beef top round rubbed with Boog’s famous spice blend, smoked in-house to a perfect medium rare, and served atop a corn-dusted Kaiser roll."
Life is nothing without corn dust on your roll! Boog's stand is on Eutaw St, where everyone has a chance to eat great Bmore beef. It's so close to the field, even the outfielders can dart up there during pitching changes...
And I think this is great. Oriole Park at Camden Yards has a new sensory room, designed for individuals with sensory processing needs. It's near Gate F along the main concourse. The room offers adjustable lighting, calming visions, and comfortable seating. Sensory tools to enhance the experience include bubble walls, bean bags, and tactile objects.
And last but not yeast, local favorite National Bohemian beer (we just call it "Natty Boh," hon), is back for those who like a can of beer with their baseball. It's also available in the coolerator in our kitchen at substantial savings.
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