Wide receivers James Proche II and Rashod Bateman provided plenty of highlights as the Ravens held their fourth training camp practice at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday night. āJames is just an absolute workhorse,ā quarterback Trace McSorley said.
Spenser Watkins started for Baltimore in a 6-2 loss that left the Orioles with a split in their four-game set at the ballpark that long represented the final destination of the right-handerās climb toward the major leagues.
Houston turned down āsignificantly more moneyā from other teams, ESPN reported, in order to join the Ravens.
In a record-breaking offensive spectacle where both teams combined to record the most goals in a half (31), Dante Trader Jr. found the net twice to help the South team defeat the North team, 28-22, at the Johns Hopkinsā Homewood Field in Baltimore.
Loyola Maryland commit Chase Boyle scored two goals to earn Most Valuable Player honors and future Maryland goalie Emily Lamparter made a game-record 14 saves on Saturday night in the Under Armour All-America Girls Lacrosse Game at Johns Hopkins' Homewood Field.
In his first hint of when the Orioles will be ready to contend, executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias said "we hope to be a playoff contender" while the players they held onto at the trade deadline are under team control.
A busy trade deadline around Major League Baseball was quiet for the rebuilding Orioles, who made one minor trade but held onto the available players on their major league roster, including Trey Mancini, John Means and Cedric Mullins.
With another Baltimore-area swimmer, Chase Kalisz, celebrating an Olympic gold medal, the club that trained Kalisz, Michael Phelps and other world-class competitors is back in the news. But the North Baltimore Aquatic Club has entered a different phase in its history.
Columnist Mike Preston writes: Lamar Jackson is a nice guy, certainly not belligerent or nasty, but lacks discipline. The Ravens have tried to provide him with the proper guidance and instruction, but the inner circle around Jackson keeps everyone at a distance and the fourth-year quarterback sheltered.
Latest sports
The Baltimore Sun Store
-
LATEST SPORTS NEWS
Spenser Watkins started for Baltimore in a 6-2 loss that left the Orioles with a split in their four-game set at the ballpark that long represented the final destination of the right-handerās climb toward the major leagues. - In a record-breaking offensive spectacle where both teams combined to record the most goals in a half (31), Dante Trader Jr. found the net twice to help the South team defeat the North team, 28-22, at the Johns Hopkinsā Homewood Field in Baltimore.
- Here's everything you need to know before the Orioles' road game Sunday afternoon against the Detroit Tigers.
- For the last several months, a mysterious and yet to be unidentified illness in birds is causing blindness, neurological damage and even death.
- UrĆas, a 27-year-old rookie, has āpleasantly surprisedā manager Brandon Hyde, who said UrĆas will be his primary shortstop over the seasonās final couple of months.
- In a 5-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers, left-hander John Means went six innings, with a solo home run accounting for all the damage against him.
Most popular sports
Don't miss SPORTS
- Here's everything you need to know before the Orioles' road game Friday night against the Detroit Tigers.
- The Hampstead native and North Carroll High graduate helped the United States claim silver in the inaugural mixed triathlon Saturday at Odaiba Marine Park in Tokyo Bay.
- In his first hint of when the Orioles will be ready to contend, executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias said "we hope to be a playoff contender" while the players they held onto at the trade deadline are under team control.
- Columnist Mike Preston offers his thoughts on the developing offense under Greg Roman, the progress of rookies Odafe Oweh, Daelin Hayes and Brandon Stephens and more after the third day of Ravens training camp practice.
- Pitching a season-high 6 ā innings, Matt Harvey became only the fourth Oriole in the past 40 years with three consecutive starts of at least six innings without allowing a run, joining Kevin Gausman, Fernando Valenzuela and Jim Palmer.
- Itās doubtful that one of the Oriolesā top five prospects will return from an injury this season, while the organization is hoping to get good news in the near future on another.
- Spenser Watkins started for Baltimore in a 6-2 loss that left the Orioles with a split in their four-game set at the ballpark that long represented the final destination of the right-handerās climb toward the major leagues.
- During the photo op at her medals ceremony, Raven Saunders stepped off the podium, lifted her arms above her head and formed an āXā with her wrists. Asked what that meant, she explained: āItās the intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet.ā
- Wide receivers James Proche II and Rashod Bateman provided plenty of highlights as the Ravens held their fourth training camp practice at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday night. āJames is just an absolute workhorse,ā quarterback Trace McSorley said.
- In a record-breaking offensive spectacle where both teams combined to record the most goals in a half (31), Dante Trader Jr. found the net twice to help the South team defeat the North team, 28-22, at the Johns Hopkinsā Homewood Field in Baltimore.
- Columnist Mike Preston offers his thoughts on the developing offense under Greg Roman, the progress of rookies Odafe Oweh, Daelin Hayes and Brandon Stephens and more after the third day of Ravens training camp practice.
- Loyola Maryland commit Chase Boyle scored two goals to earn Most Valuable Player honors and future Maryland goalie Emily Lamparter made a game-record 14 saves on Saturday night in the Under Armour All-America Girls Lacrosse Game at Johns Hopkins' Homewood Field.
Circulars