Orioles Make 3 Errors In 6-3 Loss To Angels
Brian Matusz has a long way to go to surpass the major league record of 27 consecutive losses set by Anthony Young with the New York Mets almost 20 years ago.
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Brian Matusz has a long way to go to surpass the major league record of 27 consecutive losses set by Anthony Young with the New York Mets almost 20 years ago.
The good, the bad and the ugly of the ravens 2012 schedule.
The Washington Capitals will face the Columbus Blue Jackets in an exhibition game at 1st Mariner Arena in Baltimore on Sept. 26.
The Baltimore Ravens will face a demanding schedule when they begin defense of their AFC North division title this fall -- including eight games against playoff teams from last season.
Ladarius Webb made some headlines claiming that the Ravens have the "Best Defense" in the league. He is aspiring to be more involved as a punt returner.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun joins The Norris & Davis Show each Friday at 7:20 a.m. Mike chimed in on the new Ravens back-up QB (Curtis Painter), Kyle Boller and other Ravens contract issues.
The Baltimore Orioles claim to have a different mindset this season and not even a tiny interloper could derail another confidence-building road victory.
Baltimore's own Iron Man swings a hammer instead of a bat. Cal Ripken Jr. is helping re-build tornado-ravaged homes in the south.
The Baltimore Ravens have signed quarterback Curtis Painter to a one-year contract with the team.
For all the talk about how the Ravens are getting old – and they are – they still came within one dropped pass of the Super Bowl last year. It shouldn't surprise anyone if Baltimore comes that close again or goes even further, but if the Ravens are going to do it with Ray Lewis, it needs to be this year or next.
NFL Network's Rich Eisen, joined The Scott Garceau Show and talked about the upcoming NFL Draft with Scott and Jeremy.
Get ready for prime time in New York next Thursday night when the 3-day Hundred Yard Sale kicks off. It's a made for TV event, complete with a green room, with NFL teams plotting their futures and young football players achieving their dreams.
Brian Kenny, of MLB Network, joins the Haynie and Zinno Show to discuss the hot topics in Major League Baseball.
