Andino Says He Wasn't Tipping Pitches Vs. Yankees
Orioles second baseman Robert Andino says he wasn't tipping the location of pitches in Baltimore's game against the New York Yankees on Monday night.
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Orioles second baseman Robert Andino says he wasn't tipping the location of pitches in Baltimore's game against the New York Yankees on Monday night.
Wei-Yin Chen had a rocky start and a lamentable finish in his major league debut. In between, the Taiwan native performed pretty darn well.
Bobby Petrino was fired as the head coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks football team. Athletic director Jeff Long cited that he "knowingly misled" him about the details of his motorcycle accident, in which he had 25-year old Jessica Dorrell on the back of his bike.
Coach Harbaugh joined The Norris & Davis Show to discuss "all things" Ravens.
Baseball players in Baltimore City Public Schools will soon be sharing a field with the pros.
For the first time in Orioles history, fans will be able to select the player they want to be immortalized in a bobblehead giveaway.
Will Manso is the sports director at WPLG in Miami. He was at the Ozzie Guillen press conference at Marlins Park where the manager apologized for his recent comments about former Cuban leader Fidel Castro.
New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton's suspension takes effect April 16th, but now team sources are saying that Bill Parcells will not become interim coach for the team. CBS Sports' Pete Prisco weighs in.
A look at the NHL playoffs.
Michigan has suspended backup safety Josh Furman two months after his arrest on suspicion of assault. Furman, who is from Annapolis, Md., is facing three charges -- domestic violence, assault and illegal entry -- after the arrest in Ann Arbor.
I think it's comical right now to listen to Ed Reed say the Ravens have disrespected him. How? By paying him better than any safety in the game?
So much for all the rhetoric last week about how Tiger is back because he won at Bay Hill. Back? All he did was put up his worst Master performance ever.
The Baltimore Orioles' unbeaten record, along with a run of effective starts by their pitching staff, ended with a resounding thud. Brian Matusz allowed four runs in four laborious innings, and the Orioles wasted a 4-for-4 performance by Matt Wieters in a 6-2 loss to the New York Yankees on Monday night.
It's amazing the drama Augusta National delivers seemingly every year, Tiger or not. Yes, I picked Tiger and Yes I picked him loudly. Yes, I was wrong but what was really wrong was the swing of a guy who had seemingly figured it out.
