Art Modell's Family Announces Funeral, Public Memorial
The public is invited to pay their respects to former Ravens owner and humanitarian Art Modell.
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The public is invited to pay their respects to former Ravens owner and humanitarian Art Modell.
A loud Orioles' crowd greeted the Yanks on Cal's big night.
The NFL became America's game under a collection of shrewd businessmen that included some of the biggest names in league history: Pete Rozelle, Vince Lombardi, Dan Rooney and arguably the most influential of all -- Art Modell.
Friday morning in Camden Yards looks much different than it did the night before. Fans packed the place for a sold-out showdown-- the first of four against the New York Yankees. But the game wasn't the only thing that had fans excited.
The Ravens possess plenty of talent on defense. But without a proven pass rusher, the question remains whether or not Baltimore can get to the quarterback in 2012.
My predictions, nothing more or less. I can't see the future and don't know anything.
Mark discussed the success of the team and how hard he has worked this season to get better at the plate.
Sal Palantonio of ESPN joined the show to preview the upcoming NFL season.
Zach has 4 wins in his last 4 starts with an ERA under 1. Zach discussed what its like to pitch in a pennant race and also what its like to pitch for the Baltimore Orioles.
He brought football back to Baltimore and allowed this great city to be a 2 sport town once again.
Mark Reynolds hit two of Baltimore's season-high six home runs, and the Orioles climbed back into a first-place tie with the Yankees in the AL East by defeating New York 10-6 Thursday night before a euphoric sellout crowd at Camden Yards.
Seventeen years ago, all eyes were on Baltimore Oriole Cal Ripken Jr. as he set a game-streak record that still has not been broken. And Thursday, he is honored at Camden Yards in front of a packed house with Orioles legends looking on.
Former Ravens owner and the man who brought the NFL back to Baltimore, Art Modell, died of natural causes at age 87. Modell's contributions to not only football here in Maryland but the league in general are extraordinary.
Baltimore fans remember Art Modell fondly and express their gratitude to him for bringing them the Ravens.
