New Haven, Conn. Man Charged In Murder Of Former Morgan State Basketball Player
A New Haven man has been charged with murdering a 25-year-old former Hamden High School basketball star who went on to play for Morgan State University.
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A New Haven man has been charged with murdering a 25-year-old former Hamden High School basketball star who went on to play for Morgan State University.
In case you missed it, here are the top five sport stories of the week.
Matt Vensel covers the Ravens for the Baltimore Sun.
Ron Sirak, Executive Editor from Golf World Magazine called into the Norris and Davis show this morning to talk about Tiger Wood's recent struggles on the golf course.
Kentucky Derby-winning trainer Doug O'Neill could face a suspension in California after one of his horses was found to have an elevated level of total carbon dioxide, an infraction for which he previously has been punished.
I've been covering Orioles baseball since 1980 and I'm not sure there's ever been a week like this one.
The Baltimore Ravens have signed their entire rookie draft class, including top pick Courtney Upshaw.
There's extra security at the ballpark. Camden Yards enlists new muscle to keep Orioles' fans off the field. This comes after a rash of disruptions that outraged players and law enforcement alike.
It's a fun debate to have and in actuality, I don't believe there is a correct answer.
The Orioles became the first AL team to open a game with three straight home runs, and Baltimore added two more long balls against Colby Lewis en route to a 6-5 victory over the Texas Rangers in a doubleheader opener Thursday.
Josh Hamilton hit his major league-leading 15th homer, Derek Holland pitched six innings of four-hit ball, and the Texas Rangers beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-3 on Thursday night for a doubleheader split.
When Suggs sees the field isn't his decision, it sits with John Harbaugh and the front office.
The Baltimore Orioles have placed outfielder Endy Chavez on the disabled list on Wednesday for 15 days after a left oblique strain.
It's the Ravens' offseason, but one player remains engaged with fans. It's all in the name of fitness.
Michael Andretti could soon be part of a new team that will run Baltimore's troubled Grand Prix auto race, city officials announced Thursday.
