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Ravens interested in defensive tackle Letroy Guion, source says

The Ravens have shown interest in former Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle Letroy Guion, according to an NFL source. No visit has been scheduled with the Ravens, and no major contract has been offered yet, though. Guion is set to visit the Green Bay...

Steady N Love wins Laurel's Caesar's Wish Stakes

Et cetera Steady N Love wins Laurel's Caesar's Wish Stakes Steady N Love raced within striking distance, then moved to the front when asked and won the $100,000 Caesar's Wish Stakes for 3-year old fillies Saturday at Laurel Park. The Not For Love...

Orioles' Jonathan Schoop comfortable with spot in second base competition

SARASOTA, Fla. — When infielder Jonathan Schoop won the Orioles' Minor League Player of the Year award in September 2011, he traveled to Camden Yards to accept the honor. The shy, skinny Curacao native, then 19 years old, couldn't have looked more...

After officer is shot, police name suspect in 'cowardly act'

Baltimore police scoured the city Saturday for information about the shooting attack that that left an off-duty city officer in critical condition, an incident Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts described as a "cowardly act of violence."...

New city police policy says public has right to film officers

The Baltimore Police Department has instituted a new policy that prohibits officers from stopping people from taping or photographing police actions, the agency said Wednesday. The new rules were unveiled as the city agreed to pay $250,000 to settle a...

Steve Smith: 'I'm not Anquan Boldin'

Now that wide receiver Steve Smith has arrived in Baltimore via his three-year, $11 million contract, he fills the void of physicality and toughness created a year ago when the Ravens traded Anquan Boldin to the San Francisco 49ers following a contract...

Orioles RHP Ubaldo Jimenez roughed up in second spring outing

SARASOTA, Fla. – Orioles right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez’s second spring training start didn’t go nearly as well as his first. After retiring all six hitters he faced, including three on strikeouts, in his spring debut against the...

Hacking incidents prompt universities to rethink balance between openness, security

In the two weeks between recent revelations that hackers stole data on students, alumni and faculty from the University of Maryland, College Park and the Johns Hopkins University, nearly 360,000 records were swiped in similar attacks at schools in...

Trainer says Ravens running back Ray Rice has lost 15 pounds, down to 210 pounds

After a disappointing season in which he dealt with a strained hip flexor and quadriceps injury and struggled to break tackles or elude defenders, Ravens running back Ray Rice vowed that he would rededicate himself to regain his Pro Bowl form. By the...