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Ravens fire defensive coordinator Don ‘Wink’ Martindale, but fans and the media are going to miss his colorful press conferences. - “They didn’t produce any new tests. They just took all the tests off the shelf that we were supposed to get on trucks to come here,” Hogan said.
- Although she is living with Alzheimer’s, Norma Griner is often seen singing at Lake Roland Park with her son, Larry who connects with her through music.
- “It’s a sad situation. This last thing the city of Baltimore needs is another scandal of this type, but I don't know any of the details," said Hogan.
- Orioles GM Mike Elias talks about the baseball clubs changes to Camden Yards' left-field dimensions and why they made the decision to expand.
- Several Baltimore residents share their thoughts on the indictment of Marilyn Mosby | VIDEO
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- "I will fight these charges with everything I have in me,” Mosby said. “I’m built for this, and I will not be distracted from doing my job.”
- Governor Hogan announced the state is giving out 20 million N95 and KN95 masks, as well as opening more public testing sites.
- A vehicle crashes into utility pole and house in the 9100 block of Belair Rd in Perry Hall. No sound.
- Columnist Mike Preston gives his final grades for the Ravens' season. (Kevin Richardson/Baltimore Sun video)
- University of Maryland School of Medicine and UMMC performed the first successful transplant of a genetically modified pig’s heart into a person.
- Ravens DT Brandon Williams believes the decision to remain a Raven is up to the front office. "As long as they want me, I'll be here," said Williams.
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- “Our team was just straight fighters, you know? It says a lot about our guys, what we have here, in moving forward," said Jackson.
- Ravens center Bradley Bozeman, who becomes a pending unrestricted free agent at this off-season, became emotional when talking about his future with the team.
- "It came down to one less play that we didn’t make," said Tyler Huntley. "That’s what really hurts."
- "We fell short in numerous games here down the stretch in the sense that we just couldn’t find a play," said Harbaugh while reflecting on the season.
- "People always ask me where is my least favorite place to come and play? It’s always Baltimore, and it’s for a couple of reasons," said Ben Roethlisberger.
- "I’m already thinking about the ways I can train, ways I can get better and upcoming things," said Andrews. "So, I'm excited about this team going forward.”
