BALTIMORE, MD – APRIL 8: Members of the Boston Red Sox and the Baltimore Orioles stand on the field during pre-game celebrations during the opening of the Orioles home at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on April 8, 2021 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
Two fans attending the June 17 game between the Baltimore Orioles and Tampa Bay Rays brought Ziploc bags full of spaghetti inside Camden Yards.
In baseball, you are bound to see some unique snacks sold inside the MLB stadium. But one couple decided to get a little creative inside Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles.
During a Baltimore game on June 17 against the Tampa Bay Rays, a couple was photographed participating in the game while eating spaghetti from Ziploc bags!
Fans Eating Spaghetti From Ziploc Bags At Orioles
It’s straight out of the show, “It’s always sunny in Philadelphia,” which begs the question — what’s the spaghetti policy at Camden Yards? Apparently, Ziploc bags full of spaghetti are allowed at Camden Yards, considering they were able to bring it inside the field.
The photo spread through social media, and even received a shoutout from the Orioles’ Twitter account!
As for the game, Baltimore pulled off a 1-0 win after rookie Adly Rochman hit a singles field in the center in the seventh inning, allowing designated hitter Ryan Mountcastle to score.
Looking for a snack to eat while watching a baseball game? Try spaghetti.
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