Training Starts In Md. For Paddling Championships
Some of the world's top whitewater paddlers are starting their final training in western Maryland for the Canoe Slalom World Championships to be held there later this month.
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Some of the world's top whitewater paddlers are starting their final training in western Maryland for the Canoe Slalom World Championships to be held there later this month.
The guys asked Michael for his prediction on this Sunday's game between the Ravens and the Bengals. "I've got the Ravens. I think the Bengals have a very good team on paper. If the Ravens get anything going on offense, I think that defense is a lot better than it was last year and even better than the one that won the Super Bowl and I trust them to get the win at home."
Steve Smith will be making his debut in a Ravens uniform this Sunday afternoon; Scott asked the lantern how amped up is the veteran wide out. "He's really juiced up to go against Adam Jones, especially in front of the hometown crowd for the first time. With these new NFL rules it really benefits the receiver. That's advantage Steve Smith in my opinion in that department. That will be interesting and it will be physical, so If Adam 'Pacman' Jones gets a little to physical the yellow flag will come out of the back pocket."
Baltimore still holds the largest division lead in the majors at 8 1/2 games over the New York Yankees as it tries to win its first AL East title since 1997.
Jack Ford is a 60 Minutes Sports reporter who joined Ed and Steve to talk about the man behind Payton Manning's recovery.
After the Gilman Greyhounds lost to St. Edward of Lakewood, Ohio, the critics and doubters of Gilman came out in full force.
Brittany Ghiroli joined Ed and Steve to talk about the first place Orioles.
Corey Chasvous joined Ed and Steve to talk about the major college football programs and conferences.
NASCAR driver Kurt Busch joined Ed and Steve to talk about his upcoming charity event in Jessup, MD.
Ravens football is back in a major way this year; welcome to the start of the 2014 season. As Baltimore players and coaches find themselves waist-deep in preparation for the Cincinnati Bengals, it’s only fitting that the fans follow suit.
The Baltimore Orioles weren't throwing bats or breaking chairs in the clubhouse after failing to complete a sweep of the Minnesota Twins.
Just a few days after the NFL creates stricter penalties for domestic abusers, another player is charged with beating his fiancee.
The Orioles add several payers as rosters expand for the approaching 2014 playoff hunt.
The Bucs took a gamble signing Michael Johnson to a huge contract, and this season, he has to be the guy.
