Baltimore Fans Enjoy 'Super Sports Weekend'
It's a super sports weekend in Baltimore. The Orioles are vying for the top spot in the American League East and the Ravens kick off their season on Monday.
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It's a super sports weekend in Baltimore. The Orioles are vying for the top spot in the American League East and the Ravens kick off their season on Monday.
The Orioles continued their long-ball onslaught against the Yankees, hitting three home runs off CC Sabathia in a 5-4 victory Saturday night that moved Baltimore back into a tie atop the AL East with New York.
Branden Oliver rushed for 238 yards and Alex Zordich threw four touchdown passes as Buffalo rolled to a 56-34 victory over Morgan State on Saturday night.
Perry Hills threw two touchdowns and ran for one to help Maryland beat Temple 36-27 Saturday.
Ray Rice has had success against Bengals defense, and Cincinnati knows their best chance of winning depends on containing him. Their offense has a lot to prove, and in turns offers a great opportunity for the Raven's defense to open the season strong.
The Cincinnati Bengals can't ignore their shortcoming of last season: an 0-7 record against teams that made the playoffs, followed by a humbling loss to Houston in the wild-card round.
Alex Rodriguez hit his 300th home run with the Yankees, Russell Martin and Steve Pearce also homered, and New York regained sole possession of first place in the AL East by defeating the Baltimore Orioles 8-5 on Friday night.
The excitement is at a fever pitch in downtown Baltimore as the O's face off with the Yankees again.
The loss of Art Modell is energizing the Ravens and their fans. The team wants to earn a primetime victory Monday night for the man who brought football back to Baltimore.
On Sept. 6, 2012 in game 137 the Orioles baseball world was as good as it has ever been. The crowd was electric from the first Jason Hammel pitch and when Matt Wieters dropped a 3-run homer inside the left field foul pole the place exploded as the Orioles took a 4-nothing first inning lead.
Bobbie Williams expects to feel a variety of emotions in his first game with the Ravens on Monday night. It's not just because the left guard will be making his Baltimore debut. It's that the opposition is the Cincinnati Bengals.
Jeremy gives his picks for the NFL in week 1 against the point spread.
Cal Ripken Jr. joins Haynie & Zinno to discuss Orioles baseball and the unveiling of his bronze statue at the park.
Michael Kay, of the YES Network and ESPN Radio New York, talks with Haynie & Zinno about the O's-Yankees series at Camden Yards.
Orioles fans reclaimed Camden Yards last night, turning it into an ocean of orange as Baltimore beat the New York Yankees 10-6 to once again move into a tie with them atop the A.L. East. The A.P.'s David Ginsburg weighs in on The Vinny and Rob Show.
