Orioles Celebrate 70 Years of Tradition with Classic Home Jersey

The Baltimore Orioles are getting ready to celebrate their 70th anniversary this year. As part of the festivities, the team will be wearing a classic home jersey that is a throwback to their past. The jersey is a white with black and orange stripes and features the iconic Orioles logo on the chest. The team will wear the jersey for the first time on April 15th when they open the season at home against the New York Yankees.

A Look Back at the Orioles' History

The Orioles were founded in 1954 as a replacement for the St. Louis Browns. The team moved to Baltimore in 1954 and has been playing there ever since. The Orioles have won three World Series championships, in 1966, 1970, and 1983. Some of the most famous players in Orioles history include Cal Ripken Jr., Brooks Robinson, and Eddie Murray.

The Classic Home Jersey

The classic home jersey that the Orioles will be wearing this season is a replica of the one that the team wore from 1966 to 1988. The jersey is made of white flannel and features black and orange stripes on the sides. The Orioles logo is embroidered on the left chest, and the player's name and number are on the back. The jersey is a classic design that is sure to bring back memories for Orioles fans of all ages.

The Orioles are excited to be celebrating their 70th anniversary this year. The team is hoping to have a successful season and make a run at the World Series. The classic home jersey is a great way to celebrate the team's history and tradition.