Orioles’ Trey Mancini Gives Classy Shoutout To Eduardo Rodriguez
Mancini played at Camden Yards for the first time since beating cancer
We know the Baltimore Orioles are division rivals with the Boston Red Sox, but what a guy that Trey Mancini is.
The first baseman got a warm welcome from the home crowd in his first game back at Camden Yards since beating colon cancer. You can imagine the standing ovation he received was quite emotional for him, and whatever the result against the Boston Red Sox on Thursday, this game was about his inspiring return.
Yet, Mancini still wanted to share the podium with Red Sox starter Eduardo Rodriguez.
Per MASN’s Roch Kubatko, Mancini took time before the Orioles’ home opener to acknowledge Eduardo Rodriguez, who missed the 2020 season after being diagnosed with COVID-19 and subsequent complications.
Rodriguez started for Boston in the matchup for the first time after beginning the 2020 season on the injured list.
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