I'll Have Another Takes Aim At Preakness Win
No one is loving the run up to Saturday's Preakness more than Doug O'Neill.
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No one is loving the run up to Saturday's Preakness more than Doug O'Neill.
Pretension finally got the nod this week to run in the Preakness on Saturday.
As the Baltimore Orioles sport a 25-14 record, many will look with doubt, wondering whether or not this team will be able to sustain this pace.
With all due respect to the Braves, Phillies, Mets, Reds, Dodgers and Nats, Johnson will always be best known as a Baltimore Oriole.
Tack the Kansas City Royals onto the list of teams that are sick of seeing Adam Jones.
Preakness favorite Bodemeister isn't the only prominent 3-year-old Bob Baffert brought to Pimlico Race Course this week.
A little music, some fried chicken and a glass full of the famous Black-Eyed Susan drink. It's an odd combination that means the Alibi Breakfast at the Preakness is in full swing.
The 11-horse field is the smallest at the Preakness , since just nine horses ran in 2007....Post-Time is 6-18pm EST from Pimlico ..
Six colts who ran in the Kentucky Derby will return for the Preakness including the top two finishers I'll Have Another and Bodemeister.
The Baltimore Sun's Dan Connolly joins The Haynie and Zinno Show live from Kansas City to preview the second game of the series.
Mike Florio called into the Norris and Davis Show to talk about how the NFL is handling the bounty situation, the possibility that Terrell Suggs might not get paid this season, and Ricky Williams' recent comments.
Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas criticized the behavior of a few of his peers Wednesday, saying the actions of a few recent Kentucky Derby winners have tarnished the reputation of his profession.
Kevin Hickey, who pitched in six major league seasons with the White Sox and the Baltimore Orioles before taking a coaching job with Chicago, has died. He was 56.
Doug O'Neill could have been insulted. The Preakness odds had just been announced and the Kentucky Derby winner was second favorite behind a horse he ran down and defeated two weeks earlier.
