By james art 
The Orioles Chesapeake Baysox branch announced plans to renovate $ 50 million in their home at Prince George’s stadium on Wednesday, setting a deadline for 2026 to use state funds to design and upgrade their 31-year-old Balpark.
Chesapeake, which rebrands by Bowie Baysox this season, is aimed at upgrades that refer to defects identified by the Major League baseball as part of the restructuring of the secondary leagues in 2021 will receive two large boards in The center of the field before this season. Renovation is not expected to violate BaySox’s game schedules.
The $ 50 Million Appropriated for the Renovations RepreSents A Quarter of the Budget Estabiled by The Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA) in 2022 Form Located for the Orioles and Ravens to Upgrade their stadiums. The Commission for the Capital and Planning of Capital and Planning of Maryland (M-NCPPC), which owns the stadium, will help monitor the project.
“We are glad to partner with M-NCPPC and MSA to achieve these so much improvements to Prince George’s stadium,” said Greg Baroni, CEO and managing partner of the BaySox ownership group.
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