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  "text": "Some Orioles bikes",
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        "alt": "Baltimore Orioles Pitcher Jeremy Guthrie's main mode of transportation is his bicycle. He biked to and from games while with the Orioles. ",
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        "alt": "In the spring of 1914, during the first season of Babe Ruth’s professional baseball career, when received his first paycheck, the first purchase he made was a bicycle. According to his recollections published in The Babe Ruth Story, Babe shared the story with Bob Considine:\n\n“I went out and celebrated, just as soon as I got my first paycheck – $100. I bought a bicycle, something that I had wanted and often prayed for through most of my young life. Most of the Orioles, of course, had cars, but none of them was as proud as I was, riding the first possession of my life through the old streets of Baltimore.”",
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        "alt": "Akim Davis featured in the Orioles' video series when they released their City Connect uniforms, along with the \"You can't clip these wings\" campaign. \n\nDavis was killed by a car while riding his bike in Baltimore in a hit and run in 2024.",
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        "alt": "Dr. Nik on a Baltimore Orioles-themed bike outside Ed Smith Stadium. William Pearson aka Dr. Nik left decorative bikes chained all around Sarasota, FL. \n\nTen years and 36 bikes later, Dr. Nik tends to his flock locked up around town. Over the years people have stolen them, damaged them, stabbed the tires. Every Sunday morning, when it’s nice and quiet, he bikes around and checks on his creations to make sure they’re in OK shape. If one is hurt, he takes it home and fixes it up before he puts it back out on display. “I create weird shit,” he says. “That’s what I do.”",
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  "createdAt": "2025-04-04T00:57:20.466Z"
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