FanFest 2009

Orioles FanFest/FanFest 2009

FanFest 2009 Looking out at the concourse of the lower deck while riding the escilators up to Club Level at Camden Yards.

Autograph Stations Fans that paid for autographs of their favorite stars wait for the players to come out and sign autographs.

Scoreboard Our beatiful scoreboard, one year later and still looks fine!

Gregg Zaun Orioles catcher, Gregg Zaun, getting ready to sign autographs at his station along with two other players.

Jeremy Guthrie Orioles starting pitcher, Jeremy Guthrie converses with a fan during FanFest 2009.

Orange Seat This orange seat in left-field is where Cal Ripken Jr's 278th homerun landed to break a homerun record set by shortstop Ernie Banks.

Bullpens The bullpens at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The lower one is for the Orioles and the upper is for the visiting club. I love this stadium. Look at this view from left-center field.

Oriole Park at Camden Yards I love this stadium. Look at this view from left-center field.

Classy Details The BB stands for Baltimore Baseball.

Stadium Seats Seats at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

Jim Palmer Orioles Legendary pitcher and Baseball Hall of Fame member, Jim Palmer of MASN Sports answers questions by fans.

Jim Palmer Jim Palmer of MASN Sports answers questions from fans during FanFest 2009.

Buck and Fred Buck Martinez and Fred Manfra react to an answer given by Jim Palmer.

Jim Palmer Jim Palmer, ladies and gentlemen.

Live Music Live music playing in the Club Level of Oriole Park at Camden Yards during FanFest 2009.

Foul Pole Sign marking the original foul pole that was transported from Memorial Stadium during the construction of Camden Yards.

Foul Pole All those dents from foul and home run balls over the years.

When any player hits a home run that lands on Eutaw Street, it gets marked with a plaque for all visitors to see. Here's one from Brady Anderson hit in 1999.

Eutaw Street Marker When any player hits a home run that lands on Eutaw Street, it gets marked with a plaque for all visitors to see. Here's one from Brady Anderson hit in 1999.

Aubrey Huff Homerun Home run marker for Aubrey Huff when he was with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in 2003.

Brian Roberts Marker Home run marker for Brian Roberts that landed 410ft away from home plate in 2006.

Tettleton Marker Former Orioles catcher, Mickey Tettleton, hit Eutaw Street with a home run in 1992 when the ballpark was brand new.

Legendary Orioles first baseman, Eddie Murray hit Eutaw Street with a home run in 1996, just one year before he retired from baseball.

Eddie Murray Marker Legendary Orioles first baseman, Eddie Murray hit Eutaw Street with a home run in 1996, just one year before he retired from baseball.

Carlos Delgado Marker Carlos Delgado of the Toronto Blue Jays hit Eutaw Street with a home run in 1998.

Ken Griffey, Jr. hit Eutaw Street with a home run in 1994 while with the Seattle Mariners. (Editor's Note: This is NOT the marker for the home run that hit the warehouse at OPACY.)

The Kid's Marker Ken Griffey, Jr. hit Eutaw Street with a home run in 1994 while with the Seattle Mariners. (Editor's Note: This is NOT the marker for the home run that hit the warehouse at OPACY.)