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Orioles rookie Miguel Gonzalez struck out a career-high nine over seven shutout innings in a masterful pitching performance and Mark Reynolds homered twice as Baltimore tightened the AL East race Friday night with a 6-1 victory over the skidding New York Yankees.
An unbelievable story of perseverance ends in gold for a local wounded warrior.
Vinny and Rob wrap up the week in sports. Orioles, Ravens and more.
Sam Bradford gave the St. Louis Rams a positive experience to end the preseason. Bradford threw three touchdown passes in 11/2 quarters giving the St. Louis Rams a 31-17 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night.
We had Buck on The Norris & Davis Show Thursday morning. He had a great take on the attendance, or lack thereof, this week.
Zach Britton made an ample contribution to the Baltimore Orioles' pennant drive, striking out a career-high 10 over eight innings in a win over the Chicago White Sox.
Celebrities, excitement and fast, fast cars. It's the eve of the Grand Prix of Baltimore, the second annual event expected to bring prestige and money into Charm City.
Birds of a feather...
The Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson talks about what we should expect to see during the Ravens' final preseason game against St. Louis tonight.
The Baltimore Orioles are close to signing free agent left-hander Randy Wolf, who was released by the Milwaukee Brewers last week.
Notre Dame defensive end Kapron Lewis-Moore was happy to get out of town, leaving South Bend behind for four days and crossing the Atlantic for the first time in his life.
Buck Showalter said "I want him to pitch his butt off in Bowie and help them win an Eastern League Championship."
Notre Dame needs dumber players?
Harbaugh: "There are a lot of guys that have an opportunity right now that are on the bubble to make this team. So, we've got decisions to make here and for other teams to take a look at. So, they've earned that, they deserve that, and that's what we'll do."
Major road closures are now underway as the Grand Prix of Baltimore gets closer. This weekend, Indy cars will roar through the streets downtown and that means no access to some of Baltimore's major arteries for the next five days.
