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Jim Duquette talks baseball every week with Mark and Damon.
The Baltimore Ravens are known for their moves on the field, but Tuesday some of the biggest names on the team made a major inpact in their community at the "Helping Up Mission" in Baltimore City.
From local and national football star to prison inmate, a former Towson University star running back is sentenced to decades in prison for attacking a woman in South Carolina.
A parking debacle leaves Ravens fans fuming. The city handed out more than $7,000 in parking tickets, even though fans paid for the spots.
Cop cleared. Baltimore County police say their officer went by the book when he warned Ray Rice the windows on his SUV were too dark. Rice Tweeted he gave the officer an autograph but later insisted that came after the warning.
Getting fans to turn off their high-def TVs and get back to the ballpark is the goal.
The Ravens' Ray Rice avoids a ticket and a Baltimore County police officer gets an autograph.
