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Orioles, Ravens, sports world offer support after Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse
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Date:2025-04-18 16:13:40
In the early hours of March 26, 2024, the Francis Scott Key Bridge, connecting Baltimore County to Anne Arundel County, collapsed after a cargo ship crashed into one of the bridge's support beams.
Although no vehicles were on the bridge during the collapse, six bridge workers are presumed dead. The entire tragedy is devastating for the state of Maryland, leaving the region more disconnected than it has been in years.
Amidst the grieving, several prominent sports figures, political leaders, and organizations from the Baltimore region have offered support for their communities. Here are some of the most notable reactions from the sports world and more.
Key Bridge collapse:Why did bridge collapse so catastrophically? It didn't stand a chance.
Baltimore Orioles offer condolences
The Orioles had planned a fan rally and workouts for the public to attend, but in order to let the community grieve, both events were canceled.
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Ravens show their support
Other influential people offer their thoughts:
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