Terry Ford: Tigers Starting Pitching
Finally!!!!! It's almost here. The American League Division Series gets between the Orioles and the Tigers gets cooking Thursday afternoon.
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Finally!!!!! It's almost here. The American League Division Series gets between the Orioles and the Tigers gets cooking Thursday afternoon.
Through the first four games of the 2014 NFL season, the Baltimore Ravens look like a completely different team on the offensive side of the ball.
Former pitcher John Smoltz joined Ed and Steve to talk about the MLB playoffs which started last night.
Mike Bordick joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Orioles ALDS series starting Thursday night.
The Baltimore Orioles enter the postseason brimming with confidence.
A look at the best-of-five American League Division Series between the Detroit Tigers and Baltimore Orioles:
The Ravens are looking good with 25% of the regular season complete. And with guys like Joe Flacco playing exceptional and Will Hill's return on the horizon, Baltimore has a lot to be excited about.
Cliff Brown of CSN Baltimore joined Ed and Steve to talk about this weekend's Ravens game.
No Maryland quarterback has started every game in a season since 2006, a streak that will continue if injured C.J. Brown can't go Saturday against No. 20 Ohio State.
Orioles fever is in full swing. Hundreds gathered at Canton Crossing for an orange pep rally, a chance to celebrate the O's postseason berth and meet some of the players.
Jason Cole from Bleacher Report joined Glenn on Sports Rehab to discuss all things around the NFL.
For years, the parents of a group of wheelchair athletes have been trying to give their kids the same opportunities they saw other kids getting.
The Baltimore bullet has been arrested for driving under the influence in Baltimore City early Tuesday morning.
Ken Rosenthal joined the Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn and Jason La Canfora to preview the Major League Baseball postseason.
You've probably heard this excuse a hundred times -- the dog ate my homework. Well, that hit close to home for one Orioles fan.
