Plan To Save Towson Baseball Program Under Fire
A plan to use taxpayer dollars to save the Towson University baseball team is under fire.
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A plan to use taxpayer dollars to save the Towson University baseball team is under fire.
Chris Davis homered for the third straight day and drove in four runs Thursday to lead the Baltimore Orioles to a 6-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Super Bowl champion Ravens announce the team's 2013 preseason schedule.
Drew Nicholas talks NCAA Final Four.
For the second straight season, Jake Arrieta will face the Minnesota Twins in the Baltimore Orioles' home opener.
It's an organization devoted to helping children in need, and two of its biggest supporters are Orioles manager Buck Showalter and his wife Angela.
Last year Chris Davis hit 33 Homers and knocked in 85 runs. Now as an everyday player, he has a great chance to build upon those numbers.
Brendon Ayanbadejo used social media to say goodbye, thanking the Ravens and fans for what he calls an amazing ride.
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot joined Ed & Steve to try to clarify the Towson baseball situation.
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Brian Kenny talks Orioles baseball and what to expect around the league in 2013
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It was well worth hearing fans complain about a Wednesday night to know fans no longer expect their team squandering a four run lead.
Once again, a university has proven that it is failing to monitor and supervise at the most basic level. And once again, the only ones who have suffered, have no recourse.
You know you are excited about the upcoming baseball season when you print out the Spring Training schedule and make it a point to watch and or listen to as many Grapefruit Games as possible as was the case with yours truly.
