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Bayhawks attackman Lyle Thompson put on an offensive show with five goals and an assist for the Bayhawks in a 14-13 loss to the Outlaws.

The Broncos are the NFL’s only 2-0 team that hasn’t covered the spread yet and are underdogs against the Ravens.

Jacoby Jones on retiring as a Raven: "Everything has to come to an end, but at least it's here."

I have a sports confession to make.

The third and final night of preliminary competition in the Miss America pageant is set for Thursday in Atlantic City.

The competition includes contesta

Sports Authority will close all of its more than 450 stores across the United States after the bankrupt company was unable to secure a buyer, according to a new

It was easy for the Ravens to get up against the biggest rival at home. Can they do the same on the road against the Bengals?

The Broncos secondary didn't want a repeat of Joe Flacco's Miracle at Mile High in 2013, and they barely escaped without one.

Baltimore Sun reporter Jeff Zrebiec breaks down the offense, defense, special teams and intangibles heading into the Ravens' game against the Broncos in Denver.

ESPN men's lacrosse analyst Paul Carcaterra breaks down each quarterfinal result from NCAA tournament.

In the Denver men's lacrosse regional, all four teams look for their first title. In Annapolis, you have four teams who have been to numerous Final Fours.

A look at the four NCAA men's lacrosse tournament quarterfinal matchups.

The Ravens under John Harbaugh have compiled one of the best road playoff resumes in NFL history.

The Ravens continued to focus on their own unrestricted free agents, signing wide receiver Jacoby Jones to a four-year deal.

There were six lead changes in the fourth quarter of Sunday¿s game, which was the most in NFL history, according to Elias Sports Bureau.

The Ravens are forcing themselves to be escape artists even more often this season. But their straitjacket straps have been too tight, their chains unshakable.

The Ravens' senior adviser to player development was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS in 2007, a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects the cells in the brain and spinal cord. Often referred to as Lou Gehrig's Disease, the disease causes muscle atrophy and difficulty speaking, swallowing and breathing.

A look at what other media outlets are saying about the Ravens' loss to the Denver Broncos in the season opener Thursday night.

As tens of thousands of purple-bedecked fans packed near the Inner Harbor Thursday evening to watch country star Keith Urban sing atop a floating stage, lingering frustrations that the Baltimore Ravens were out of town faded away.

The Ravens wouldn¿t be walking into Sports Authority Field at Mile High as the defending Super Bowl champs on Thursday night had they not been dominant when it mattered in the most important 20 yards of the field.

If your TV picture from Sports Authority Field at Mile High in Denver starts to look shaky tonight, don't blame your television -- or the NBC Sports crew from NBC Sports that's broadcasting the game.

NFL season returns with a (pre-game) spotlight on Baltimore — and the customary lack of respect for the Ravens

Baltimore Sun reporters, columnists, editor make their selections for the 2013 NFL season-opening game.

Expect a lot of no-huddle offense from Ravens, Broncos

On that unforgettable January night in Denver, the Ravens walked into Sports Authority Field at Mile High as heavy underdogs — a team that few outside their locker room believed had a realistic chance to defeat quarterback Peyton Manning and the top-seeded Broncos — and left victorious four hours and 11 minutes later.

Four days before the Broncos host the Ravens to kick of the 2013 NFL season, the hottest topic in both Baltimore and Denver was the controversial Joe Flacco banners that last week popped up at Sports Authority Field at Mile High and in downtown Denver.

The NFL and the city of Baltimore today released details for the NFL Kickoff concert, which will feature a Keith Urban performance in the Inner Harbor.

Three-receiver sets were by far the most commonly used personnel grouping in the NFL last season. Even the Ravens used them on nearly half of their snaps. By putting an extra wide receiver on the field, the Ravens are able to stretch defenses and take full advantage of Flacco's strong arm. They are still trying to determine which three wideouts are their best combination, but the three-receiver sets are here to stay in Baltimore and in the NFL as a whole.

In eager anticipation of the 2013 NFL season, Matt Vensel of The Baltimore Sun will take a daily look at one of the 13 opponents on the Baltimore Ravens' schedule. Today's team is the Denver Broncos.

New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan is never shy about voicing his opinion so perhaps it should come as no surprise that the Ravens former defensive coordinator weighed in on a matter that has nothing to do with him or his current team.

The Ravens won¿t get their season-opening home game, like reigning Super Bowl champions have for the last decade. But they will play four prime-time games, including a Thanksgiving night home showdown against the rival Pittsburgh Steelers, and a much-anticipated rematch with the Denver Broncos to kick off their Super Bowl XLVII title defense.

It has been more than six weeks since the Baltimore Ravens stunned the Denver Broncos in the playoffs. Memories -- painful ones -- of that double-overtime thriller at Mile High aren¿t fading out in Denver, either. The Denver Post is still writing about that game today. Specifically one unforgettable play.

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco, says holding a Super Bowl in cold-weather climates is "retarded"

Every week, blogger Matt Vensel breaks down a critical play, sometimes with the help of Ravens players, from that week's game. Today, he looks at quarterback Joe Flacco's touchdown pass to wide receiver Jacoby Jones in Saturday's win over the Denver Broncos.

The Baltimore Ravens will get another shot against the New England Patriots with a Super Bowl berth on the line.

Baltimore Ravens rookie kicker practiced on Sports Authority Field at Mile High after the first overtime period