Orioles thoughts and observations: pitching vs. Yankees, 2012 comparisons and Showalter's retort
The New York Yankees typically are known as a patient team at the plate, one that works counts and fouls off pitches to extend opponents’ pitch counts.
Not so in the Orioles’ 3-2, walk-off win in 10 innings Friday night at Camden Yards....
Orioles right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez heading to the disabled list
Orioles right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez is heading to the 15-day disabled list with a right ankle injury, manager Buck Showalter announced before Friday’s game against the New York Yankees.
The club will recall right-hander Kevin Gausman from Triple-A...
Carroll Co. officials push back on shelter for immigrant children
Carroll County officials swiftly voiced opposition Friday to news that the federal government is eyeing a former military property near Westminster as a potential shelter for immigrant children — underscoring the challenge the Obama administration...
For math scholar John Urschel of Ravens, playing football adds up
Every time John Urschel has found himself at a crossroads, his mother has nudged him toward a life of academia. Every time, football's pull proved stronger.
During his college recruitment, she urged him to forsake high-level college football for an...
Men ask Aberdeen Walmart customers to buy them drugs; suspicious man walking in circles in Abingdon
The Harford County Sheriff's Office and Maryland State Police report:
Aberdeen
Corey M. Cregar, 24, of the 500 block of Frontage Road, was arrested Tuesday on a bench warrant in a case in which he was charged with narcotics possession with intent to...
After a tumultuous year, red-hot Orioles outfielder Nelson Cruz has never been happier
Nelson Cruz presents a deep rooting dilemma for the modern baseball fan.
Is the Orioles outfielder the well-mannered son of teachers who built himself into a slugger step by painstaking step? In this version of the story, Cruz is the perfect baseball...
Orioles welcome possibility of 'Battle of the Beltways' World Series vs. Nationals
The Orioles believe they could meet the Washington Nationals again this year.
And not just Aug. 4, either, when they make up Tuesday’s rainout at Nationals Park.
“We love the competition, and we love the fact that you never know what could...
Weekly Maryland recruiting roundup
In this week's recruiting roundup, the summer basketball scene starts to heat up as a guard's recruitment winds down.
Football recruiting
-- Class of 2015 quarterback target Kai Locksley, son of Mike, will visit Florida State on Tuesday and Texas next...
Retailers eye Baltimore area for expansion
Consumers can expect to see unfamiliar store brands cropping up in the Baltimore area as a handful of retailers eye the market for expansion.
Newcomers could include businesses that are well-entrenched in other markets, such as Stein Mart and Gabe's,...
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