Tickets For Baltimore Orioles Tampa Events in Florida

The Baltimore Orioles have won every title up for grabs in the MLB but they have gone through some tough times as well. They are trying to put things back on track once again and there are signs that they are getting there. The Orioles have posted five winning seasons on the trot and have made three trips to the postseason during this time as well. Yes, there is room for improvement but they are taking steps in the right direction. Now they will start Spring Training and will take on their fierce rivals, the New York Yankees as part of it. Book your Baltimore Orioles Tampa tickets and watch them get ready for the next season, live.

It is time for the Baltimore Orioles to stamp their authority on the MLB once again. It has been a while since they have done that. They will soon start Spring Training and what better way to prepare for the next season than taking on one of their biggest rivals, the New York Yankees.

The History

The Baltimore Orioles became a part of the baseball fraternity in the year 1901 as the Milwaukee Brewers. They moved to St. Louis a year later and remained in the city all the way till 1953. They weren’t known as the St. Louis Browns during that time. The franchise relocated yet again after that and moved to Baltimore to be known as the Baltimore Orioles.

Shift to Baltimore and Success

The Orioles had won just one AL Pennant, in 1944, prior to their move to Baltimore. Their form did not immediately change in Baltimore either. They had to wait to make their mark. The Orioles made their presence felt in 1966 in a big way. They won the AL Pennant and the World Series that year to announce their arrival among the big boys.

The Orioles have now in total won three World Series titles, seven AL Pennants and nine division crowns.  Their last major championship came in 2014 when they won the East Division title. Is this the season when they add to their title collection? Book your Baltimore Orioles Tampa tickets and see how they do during Spring Training against the Yankees.