Vinny The Boom Box
Vinny shakes his rump in this bonus edition of Vinny's Boom Box!
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Vinny shakes his rump in this bonus edition of Vinny's Boom Box!
Organizers of the Grand Prix of Baltimore plan to start constructing the event's racetrack on July 30.
Mike from Bel-Air phoned in and tried to figure out with Glenn a fix for the Orioles defensive woes. What should the Orioles do with Wilson Betemit? Should the team give up on Mark Reynolds and put Chris Davis at first base permanently? There is no easy solution to this problem for the Birds.
Jake Arrieta couldn't make it out of the fourth inning for the second straight time, and the Orioles dropped a 9-7 decision to the Los Angeles Angels on Thursday night. He ended up with his third consecutive no-decision after getting staked to a 7-3 lead.
Bounced early.
Dave talks about his son Steve & the Orioles starting pitching and expectations for the rest of the year.
Jason Hammel joins the show to talk about his first season with the Orioles.
Steve Johnson of the Orioles joins the show to talk about being called up to the big show.
Who is the top NBA free agent?
It has been a remarkable season so far. With the trade deadline approaching, how active will they be? I would be careful if I was Dan Duquette.
Vinny and Rob talked about how they spent their Fourth of July and posed the Question of the Day: "Adam "Pacman" Jones spoke at the rookie symposium last week where he revealed that he wasted $1 million in a weekend. How much money have you blown in a weekend?"
The baseball season is reaching the mid-point, and if you've been around town in the past few weeks you've probably noticed a lot of people wearing orange. That's because the Orioles are the surprise team in Major League Baseball.
The facts can't be ignored. Joe Flacco has led the Ravens to four straight playoff appearances in as many years he's been in the league, not to mention two AFC Championship game appearances.
Chris Tillman struck out 7 and allowed 2 hits in 81/3 innings of work at Seattle Sunday.
What did the NCAA know?