Jim Duquette Previews Game 3 Of ALDS
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O's look to take control of ALDS in Game 3.
For over a decade, the Ravens have prided themselves on fielding the best defense in the NFL. But so far in 2012, the Ravens have been porous to say the least.
For the first time in days, Camden Yards will be quiet as the Orioles travel to New York for game three of their showdown with the Yankees. After a thrilling game two, the series is tied at one win apiece and fans think the O's have plenty of magic left in the tank.
Harmon predicts who he expects to see advance further into the post season and what teams will be eliminated after this series.
Which O's have risen to the challenge and who has faltered in the ALDS
Baltimore is winning and leading the AFC North, coach John Harbaugh just isn't happy how the Ravens got it done on Sunday.
The big story heading into the 2012 season centered on Justin Tucker. A relatively unknown kicker would replace the man who missed the biggest kick in Ravens history. But from what we've seen so far, the rookie kicker isn't playing like a rookie at all.
Orioles fans have flooded Camden Yards for their first chance to see the O's in the postseason in 15 years.
Rookie Wei-Yin Chen outpitched 40-year-old Andy Pettitte, and the Baltimore Orioles beat the New York Yankees 3-2 Monday night to even their AL division series at one game apiece.
The Orioles are looking to bounce back in game two of their playoff series with the Yankees. The scheduled first pitch is hours away and the excitement is building.
The postseason means a major pump for area businesses from bars to stores selling O's merchandise
