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On paper, Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead IV is the type of player that seems expendable. But throughout his four stops in the league, he has been a consummate professional.
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Ahead of Thursday’s deadline for NFL players to opt out, the Ravens have had only two players decide to sit out in return specialist De’Anthony Thomas and backup offensive tackle Andre Smith. Other pro teams haven’t been as fortunate.
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The NFL and COVID-19 are about to butt heads. Let's hope the NFL has a plan.
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Cam Newton might not be what he used to be, but his body has had almost a year of rest. If you watched him recently on Instagram, he looked more like the Cam of old than an old Cam.
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Until players can return to the team facility full-time and practice on the field, the coaching staff can only evaluate through verbal communication. How will center Matt Skura and cornerback Tavon Young fare when they return?
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Ravens defensive coordinator Don "Wink" Martindale can’t wait to get back on the field, but the Ravens are in a holding pattern because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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COVID-19 will force changes in lacrosse this summer.
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A little more than a year ago, Roche was projected to be a fifth- or sixth-round pick in the NFL draft. Now, after transferring from Temple to Miami, he has the potential to be selected in the first two rounds.
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The greatest rookie linebacker tandem in Ravens history likes the new guys.
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Diagnosed with severe to profound bilateral sensorineural hearing loss when she was 10 months old, 18-year-old Towson resident Maggie Stalter is an inspiration to many. The Maryvale cross country runner will attend Ursinus.
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The Orioles had just two hits in the first seven innings Saturday, but three home runs, including a go-ahead blast from Anthony Santander, gave them a 5-3 win over the Washington Nationals.
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The Orioles called up left-handed pitching prospect Keegan Akin on Saturday, and his pending debut will mark the first time a prospect has played a part in their shortened 2020 season.
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Here's everything you need to know before the Orioles' road game Saturday night against the Washington Nationals.
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Rich Moscarello, who worked as an equipment manager for Johns Hopkins athletics teams and took care of laundry for the Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts, has died at 68.
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“I just wanted him to be more aggressive early in the count,” manager Brandon Hyde said earlier this week. “I want him, when he swings the bat, to have some presence, and swing with some intent.”
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A listing of Tryouts and Registrations for rec sports in and around Carroll County.
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Listening to Calais Campbell describe his first 10 days as a Raven, you would not guess he’s about to begin his 13th NFL season or strive for his sixth Pro Bowl selection.
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The Orioles quickly erased the shame of their four-game sweep at the hands of the patchwork Marlins with a comprehensive 11-0 win over the Washington Nationals on Friday.
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The Washington Football Team released running back Derrius Guice on Friday after he was charged in multiple domestic violence incidents.
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The Ijamsville resident took a risk dropping out of Marist College just 10 credits shy of a bachelor’s degree, but will fight Aug. 22 in Las Vegas as part of the undercard for UFC Fight Night.
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Maryland senior quarterback Josh Jackson is among six players who have opted-out of the 2020 college football season, head coach Mike Locksley said Friday.
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According to MLB rules, because it was a mechanical problem with the tarp, the game was suspended and will be resumed Friday at Camden Yards with one out in the sixth inning and the Orioles leading 5-2.
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Diagnosed with severe to profound bilateral sensorineural hearing loss when she was 10 months old, 18-year-old Towson resident Maggie Stalter is an inspiration to many. The Maryvale cross country runner will attend Ursinus.
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In 14 games last season for the Atlanta Falcons, Kenjon Barner averaged 7.6 yards per punt return, scoring on a 78-yard return.
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Diagnosed with severe to profound bilateral sensorineural hearing loss when she was 10 months old, 18-year-old Towson resident Maggie Stalter is an inspiration to many. The Maryvale cross country runner will attend Ursinus.
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Maryland senior quarterback Josh Jackson is among six players who have opted-out of the 2020 college football season, head coach Mike Locksley said Friday.
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The Big Ten said players can continue to practice in helmets — but not pads — as it awaits further evaluation before introducing contact practices.
