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Orioles Open Four-Game Set vs. Red Sox at Camden Yards

Baltimore returns home Thursday at 7:15 p.m. ET for game one of four against Boston after the Colorado road series; Luis Robert Jr. joined the club on a late-August waiver claim.

Oriole Park at Camden Yards exterior under September light
AI-generated illustration; not a photograph of Oriole Park at Camden Yards exterior under September light.

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND — Mid-Shore Orioles followers get a home-stand marker on the September calendar: Baltimore hosts the Boston Red Sox on Thursday night to open a four-game set at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

Official MLB schedule data lists the series opener for Thursday, Sept. 3, at 7:15 p.m. ET at Camden Yards, with Boston visiting Baltimore for games one through four of the set (Friday–Sunday follow on the same series). The club reaches that home stand after a three-game road series at Colorado that closed Wednesday at Coors Field, per the same official schedule feed.

Roster context for the stretch run comes from an official MLB.com club note: Baltimore claimed outfielder Luis Robert Jr. off outright waivers from the Mets, with the club announcing the move as it opened the Rockies series. The note said Robert, 29, had played 58 games for New York in 2026 and hit .223 with 10 home runs, 23 RBIs and a .702 OPS there; a lumbar spine disc herniation IL stint ran from April 27 to July 20. Manager Craig Albernaz, on the record to MLB.com, called Robert “a great addition” and said “the talent stands out big time.” The same report said claiming Robert before Sept. 1 keeps him postseason-eligible if Baltimore reaches October.

For Mid-Shore Orioles listeners: this is the home-stand opener card from the official schedule — not a live final.

Source: MLB

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