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Mark Strausberg of rotoexperts.com calls into the Bruce Cunningham Show to spread his fantasy knowledge as the playoffs begin.
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Mark Strausberg of rotoexperts.com calls into the Bruce Cunningham Show to spread his fantasy knowledge as the playoffs begin.
The Orioles' new hitting coach Jim Presley joined Bob Haynie and Damon Yaffe and talked about Buck Showalter and the upcoming season.
Don Banks talks NFL weekly on The Mark Viviano Show.
The Prediction Machine.com's Paul Bessire talks predictions with Bob Haynie and Bulldog.
Former Steelers QB and current color analyst for Westwood One Radio, Mark Malone, joined The Norris & Davis Show. Mark will call the Ravens/Texans game Monday night.
Former Orioles VP Jim Duquette called Ed Norris & Steve Davis with the latest news from the MLB 'Winter Meetings' in Florida. He also chimed in on Luke Scott's comments about President Obama.
With the Ravens idle until Monday night, maybe a trip to the mall for Holiday shopping on Sunday. On second thought, forget about it! Let's get real and take a look at what I think are the 3 best match-ups this weekend.
This Saturday one of the most storied rivalries in all of college football takes place in Philadelphia. The Army Black Knights and the Navy Midshipmen meet for the 111th time.
I can't believe that there are only 4 more weeks left in the 2010 season. It always seems like the NFL season goes by way too fast.
President Barack Obama will meet with the NBA champion L.A. Lakers next week.
Navy will be going to the Poinsettia Bowl later this month, but that game isn't nearly as important as Saturday's 111th meeting between the nation's most prominent service academies.
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison has been fined four times this season for dangerous hits. Now, he thinks an opposing player should be disciplined for supposedly going after him.
Frank Hassell had 12 points and 10 rebounds and Trian Iliadis scored a career-high 14 points as Old Dominion routed Maryland-Eastern Shore 81-39 on Thursday night.
Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice can't ignore the numbers, which demonstrate his production has decreased significantly from a year ago.
A hot ticket. Baltimore's first ever Grand Prix races are still nine months away, but ticket sales are already in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
