The Baltimore Orioles Played In An Empty Stadium Because Of Riots – The First Time In MLB History [VIDEO]

Can you imagine watching a major league baseball game through the bars of the entrance gate? That's exactly what dozens of Orioles fans did this week.

For the first time in US Major League Baseball history, a game was played without any fans in the stadium.

Baltimore Orioles faced Chicago White Sox with no public allowed inside, except media, at the Camden Yards stadium in Baltimore after violence broke out in the city due to the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray, who died in police custody on April 19, 2015.

Reacting to the heavy unrest, Baltimore authorities declared a state-of-emergency, calling in the National Guard and imposed a week-long curfew on the city.