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ESPN Films said in its release that “no team in NFL history has boasted, bullied or brandished as much bravado” as the 2000 Ravens, who were led by colorful coaches like Brian Billick and players like inside linebacker Ray Lewis.
- The suspension, retroactive to April 29, is for “participating in the distribution of a prohibited drug of abuse,” which came to light during Matt Harvey’s testimony during the February trial of former Los Angeles Angels employee Eric Kay for the death of Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs.
- The Terps will play Saint Louis for the second time in school history when they compete in the Basketball Hall of Fame Tip-Off tournament on Nov. 19.
- Former Orioles great Adam Jones didn’t entirely shut the door on his playing career. But in an article for The Players’ Tribune, Jones hinted at his time playing baseball reaching an end, reminiscing on his time in Japan as the “perfect sendoff.”
- There aren’t many lacrosse fans out there complaining anymore about the traditional bluebloods that didn’t make the field like North Carolina, Syracuse or Johns Hopkins, or more modern-day powers like Duke or Notre Dame, columnist Mike Preston writes.
- Despite some hope among the fan base that Monday would mark the day the Orioles promoted top prospect Adley Rutschman for his major league debut, it seems he will at least begin the week with Triple-A Norfolk.
- In a sense, that Orioles starter Kyle Bradish only allowed four runs in his 4 1/3 innings during Monday’s 6-2 loss — Baltimore's fourth straight — was commendable. He worked through traffic throughout, with a 30-pitch first inning setting the stage for a laborious outing against the New York Yankees.
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There aren’t many lacrosse fans out there complaining anymore about the traditional bluebloods that didn’t make the field like North Carolina, Syracuse or Johns Hopkins, or more modern-day powers like Duke or Notre Dame, columnist Mike Preston writes. - Despite some hope among the fan base that Monday would mark the day the Orioles promoted top prospect Adley Rutschman for his major league debut, it seems he will at least begin the week with Triple-A Norfolk.
- Archbishop Spalding ace Amaya Carroll packed a legendary career into a very short time.
- In a sense, that Orioles starter Kyle Bradish only allowed four runs in his 4 1/3 innings during Monday’s 6-2 loss — Baltimore's fourth straight — was commendable. He worked through traffic throughout, with a 30-pitch first inning setting the stage for a laborious outing against the New York Yankees.
- Edwin Blyden and Jesse Jason each scored three goals and goalie Jack Mancha, playing in front of a cohesive zone defense, made 12 saves to lead Liberty boys lacrosse to a 10-9 win over South Carroll in the Class 1A West Region I championship game on Monday.
- Junior Ally Pond scored seven goals and the Lions got revenge with a 17-7 win over Carroll County rival South Carroll in the Class 1A West Region I championship game on Monday.
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- It’s a small sample size — 14 home games — but the Orioles’ official attendance is higher in 2022 than it was in the season before the pandemic.
- Kentucky Derby runner-up Epicenter is a 6-5 favorite in the morning line for the 147th Preakness, where he will try to reclaim his status as the top horse in this year’s 3-year-old class. He'll break from the No. 8 post as determined by Monday’s post-position draw for the nine-horse Preakness field.
- Injuries have limited Vince Biegel to just five games over the past two seasons, but he’s played both inside linebacker and outside linebacker.
- Mia Putzi finished with five goals and four assists, Abbey Bunker scored four times with two assists and Indian Creek girls lacrosse rolled to a 17-5 victory over Beth Tfiloh in the IAAM C Conference final at USA Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks on Sunday.
- A plan many years in the making came to fruition Monday morning when Naval Academy athletic director Chet Gladchuk announced that men’s and women’s rugby would be elevated from club to varsity status.
- A man walking on a footbridge to a Detroit Tigers game said he fell 15 feet to the ground when part of the concrete collapsed.
- Former Orioles great Adam Jones didn’t entirely shut the door on his playing career. But in an article for The Players’ Tribune, Jones hinted at his time playing baseball reaching an end, reminiscing on his time in Japan as the “perfect sendoff.”
- Chicago Fire midfielder Xherdan Shaqiri is Major League Soccer’s highest-paid player, jumping past Los Angeles FC attacker Carlos Vela.
- Injuries have limited Vince Biegel to just five games over the past two seasons, but he’s played both inside linebacker and outside linebacker.
- Archbishop Spalding ace Amaya Carroll packed a legendary career into a very short time.
- There aren’t many lacrosse fans out there complaining anymore about the traditional bluebloods that didn’t make the field like North Carolina, Syracuse or Johns Hopkins, or more modern-day powers like Duke or Notre Dame, columnist Mike Preston writes.
- The Terps will play Saint Louis for the second time in school history when they compete in the Basketball Hall of Fame Tip-Off tournament on Nov. 19.
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