Orioles Open Season with New Hope Amid Baltimore Tragedy

As the city reels from the bridge collapse, the team under new ownership aims to unite and inspire.

The Orioles open their 2024 season under new ownership with high hopes for a World Series win, amidst the backdrop of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse tragedy in Baltimore.
David Rubenstein, the new Orioles owner, is celebrated for his local roots and billion-dollar acquisition, aiming to unite and uplift the city through the team.
The Orioles, coming off a 101-win season, are seen as strong contenders for the championship, with a talented roster including ace pitcher Corbin Burnes.
The tragic bridge collapse has deeply impacted Baltimore, costing the city $10 million per day in economic activity and highlighting the need for infrastructure improvements.
The Orioles' management and players express their commitment to not only winning games but also providing hope and entertainment to a city in need.