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Pollard discusses his second year with the Ravens, playing next to Ed Reed and expectations for 2012.
talking former Terp WRs, Hard Knocks and the latest NFL news.
Held hitless by Aaron Cook through five innings, the Baltimore Orioles sent 10 batters to the plate during a five-run sixth and beat the Boston Red Sox 5-3 Wednesday night.
Maryland quarterback C.J. Brown will miss the entire 2012 season with a knee injury, a severe blow to a team that now must rely on two untested freshmen to run the offense.
Bill Ripken joined the Scott Garceau show to talk about the playoff races and the Ripken World Series.
The injury bug has already started nibbling at a few teams in the NFL.
CBS Boston's Jon Wallach talks about the latest drama surrounding Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine.
Honeymoon over in Boston.
In sports, as in real life, things happen for a reason. Good or bad. Happy or sad. But often times, choices and decisions are made that have a profound impact on our favorite teams.
McAdoo was ruled academically ineligible by the NCAA while at UNC in 2010.
The best part of making these choices this year was the fact that there were actually Orioles worthy of the honors.
Glenn Younes talked to Jerry Coleman early in the day about coming on the show to talk Ravens. Jerry said that he couldn't come on as he was having dinner with Ed Norris. Then, Glenn heard The Jerry Coleman Promo running on the station and it all lead to this great phone call with the one and only Jerry Coleman.
Orioles rookie sensation Manny Machado talks with Haynie & Zinno about his debut in the bigs, his first hit and his first home run. He also talks about enjoying his call-up and loving being an Oriole.
Matt Yallof, of the MLB Network, gives the Orioles some props for hanging in the playoff race and thinks they are for real. He also talks about the Nationals shutting down Steven Strasburg, the Pirates chances to make the post season and the new playoff format.
