The Sounds of OPACY: The Baltimore Orioles walk-up playlist

Fans line up to get into the game between the Baltimore Orioles and the Tampa Bay Rays. (Photo by G Fiume/Getty Images)
Fans line up to get into the game between the Baltimore Orioles and the Tampa Bay Rays. (Photo by G Fiume/Getty Images)

Instead of offensive and defensive stats, we wanted to bless your weekend with the sounds of OPACY. More specifically, the Baltimore Orioles walk-up playlist.

Growing up playing baseball, there were three things you thought about. 1) Your batting/pitching stance. 2) Uniform styles. 3) Your walk-up/walk-out song. As a kid, I always paid close attention to every one of the Baltimore Orioles’ at-bats because I wanted to be just like them.

Back then, there wasn’t an easy way to track music playlists or even look it up at the moment (aging myself a bit). No, you had to do it manually and waste hours upon hours looking up every CD or burn list. Now, however, the MLB and the O’s are gracious enough to give us a front-row seat to what our ears hear each time a play comes up to the plate or heads out to the mound.

I have my favorites as well as my question marks, as I am sure you will too, but keeping biases aside, I wanted to share just the rawness of it and the songs that they have picked. Enjoy as we work from the pitcher’s mound to the batter’s box and give you the latest Baltimore Orioles walk-up playlist and where to find it.

The Sounds of OPACY: The Baltimore Orioles walk-up playlist

Starting Pitchers songs to open the night with:

Kyle Bradish – Mistakes by Loud Luxury and Cat Dealers

John Means – Safe and Sound remix by Rebution (Zion I remix)

Bruce Zimmermann – Rooster by Alice in Chains

Tyler Wells – Legendary by Skillet

Reliever coming in from the pen:

Bryan Baker – Levels (Radio Edit) by Avicii

Logan Gillaspie – Layers by NF

Cionel Perez – HOT by Pitbull & Daddy Yankee

Walk-up sounds from the batter’s box:

Robinson Chirinos – Dirt Road Down by Travis Denning

Austin Hays Need It by Migos

Trey Mancini – Slow Jamz by Twista, Kanye West, and Jamie Foxx

Jorge Mateo – Rico de cuna by Aposento Alto

Ryan McKenna – Dive by Kid Cudi

Ryan Mountcastle – Time Today by Moneybagg Yo

Cedric Mullins – Father Stretch My Hands Pt 1 by Kanye West

Tyler Nevin – Coming Undone by Korn

Adley Rutschman – Gorgeous by Kanye West

Ramon Urías – Yo Visto Así by Bad Bunny

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As players come and go, come back to this list and check it out as we will continuously update the Baltimore Orioles walk-up/out songs. This is a stat that often gets overlooked but has such an impact on the mental compacity of the players. Be sure to pay closer attention to the TV or when visiting OPACY. GO O’s!