On April 6, 1979, The Oriole Bird hatched out of a giant egg at Memorial Stadium and became the official mascot of the Baltimore Orioles. Since then, this featherweight has entertained millions of baseball fans at Oriole Park at Camden Yards and has made thousands of special appearances throughout the Baltimore area and the United States.

In 2008, along with the introduction of the new Baltimore road jersey, the O's redesigned the Oriole bird to better evoke the shape and feel of some of the team's historical logos. The bird was also simplified with the removal of all colors except …

2024年9月21日 · The Oriole Bird is the official mascot for the Baltimore Orioles team in Major League Baseball (MLB) as per the MLB official site.

On April 6, 1979, The Oriole Bird hatched out of a giant egg at Memorial Stadium and became the official mascot of the Baltimore Orioles. Since then, this featherweight has entertained millions of baseball fans at Oriole Park at Camden Yards and has made thousands of special appearances throughout the Baltimore area and the United States.

The Baltimore Orioles are home to a mascot of a quite unimaginative name, the Oriole Bird. The mascot is also featured on their logo; a black and orange smiling bird. The mascot itself is black with orange chest and beak.

2024年2月6日 · The Baltimore Orioles' official mascot does indeed have a name. The bird mascot has gone by the name "The Oriole Bird" since his debut in 1979.

2020年6月14日 · Before the loveable mascot we know as The Oriole Bird hatched, a different mascot had a brief stint as the Orioles head cheerleader: Mr. Oriole. Created by Dick Armstrong, the team’s first Public Relations Director, Mr. Oriole was the first live mascot in …

The Oriole Bird is the official mascot of the Baltimore Orioles and is a cartoon version of the bird of the same name. He was "hatched" out of a giant egg prior to the team's 1979 season opener at Memorial Stadium on April 6.

2019年12月29日 · There is one thing that Baltimore Orioles can celebrate this year, and that is the well-deserved election of the Oriole bird into the National Mascot Hall of Fame! One of the most popular pro mascots in all sports, it did get us wondering how did it all start?

2010年7月31日 · Q&A with Steve Butz, Lyle McCollum, who are two of four who dress as the Baltimore Oriole mascot.