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 Every fan has a story. The ”I Was There” podcast is where they’re shared. Memorable moments as told by Baltimore Orioles fans.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Base-ball et softball
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  • A Mother’s Day Gone By

    A Mother’s Day Gone By
    Mar 10 2026

    Pete Kerzel was there on May 8, 1966, the day that Frank Robinson hit the only home run to ever leave Memorial Stadium. A lifelong Baltimore Orioles fan, Pete shares stories from his time in the stands and in the press box as a sportswriter for outlets including the Associated Press and the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN).

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    1 h et 21 min
  • “A Single Tear” (2131, Part 2)

    “A Single Tear” (2131, Part 2)
    Nov 9 2025

    Sam Dingman, co-host of The Rumor podcast, visits “I Was There” to explore a different Cal Ripken Jr. narrative. A discussion that begins with 2,131 turns into an exploration of weightier topics as two lifelong Orioles fans chat about the power of collective experience, sports as a means of emotional expression for men, and the merits of cheering for a losing team. We also share embarrassing stories about our out-of-character public outbursts while watching live sports.

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    53 min
  • "Just Keep Clapping"

    "Just Keep Clapping"
    Oct 2 2025

    Scott Magnus of the Birds Eye View podcast was there for 2131, the night Cal Ripken Jr. broke Lou Gehrig's consecutive games played streak. Episode 3, Part 1 provides the first of two stories you can hear about that magical night for Baltimore Orioles fans at Camden Yards.
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    36 min
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