Three days of baseball workouts don’t count for much in a sport in which there’s meant to be a game every day from March through October, but a few days back at Camden Yards for the Orioles mean plenty now as the team does its part in baseball’s attempted return from the coronavirus shutdown that began four months ago.
The first few days of their summer camp have been uneventful in all the ways a regular day at baseball spring training is in Florida, with the only new aspects what it takes to get into the ballpark in terms of health screening and a whole new world for the players in the bowels of the stadium.