Trending Now - Orioles Celebrate Tupac With Bobblehead and Sister's First Pitch

WHO:

ABC News - Baltimore Orioles manager Craig Albernaz

ABC News - Sekyiwa “Set” Shakur, Tupac's sister

WHAT:

ABC News - The Baltimore Orioles held a Tupac Shakur bobblehead giveaway at Camden Yards.

ABC News - The game drew 39,311 fans, the most for a Baltimore home game since opening day.

ABC News - Albernaz mentioned “Pain” as his favorite Tupac song and stated that “All Eyez On Me” best encapsulates the current Baltimore team.

WHERE:

ABC News - Camden Yards, Baltimore

WHEN:

ABC News - The bobblehead giveaway occurred during a game against the Athletics on a Friday night.

WHY:

ABC News - The event honored Tupac Shakur, who was raised in New York and Baltimore and was killed in 1996, coinciding with the matchup against the Athletics, who left Oakland before the previous season.

HOW:

ABC News - Fans lined up well before the gates opened for the bobblehead giveaway.

(UPDATED May 9, 2026 07:35 UTC)

The Baltimore Orioles celebrated the legacy of Tupac Shakur with a bobblehead giveaway at Camden Yards during a game against the Athletics, drawing an impressive crowd of 39,311 fans, the largest for a home game since opening day. Manager Craig Albernaz shared that "Pain" is his favorite Tupac song and believes "All Eyez On Me" perfectly represents the current Orioles team. Fans eagerly lined up well before the gates opened to secure their collectible, honoring the late rapper who had ties to both New York and Baltimore.