Washington NFL Team Hires Julie Donaldson For Radio Role
Washington's NFL team hired TV reporter, anchor and host Julie Donaldson to oversee its broadcast operation and be a member of a three-person radio booth for games.
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Washington's NFL team hired TV reporter, anchor and host Julie Donaldson to oversee its broadcast operation and be a member of a three-person radio booth for games.
The Baltimore Orioles paid tribute to Georgia congressman and civil rights icon John Lewis Monday evening before taking to the field for their exhibition game against the Washington Nationals.
Infectious disease expert and "super-fan" Dr. Anthony Fauci will throw out the first pitch at the Washington Nationals' opening day game on Thursday, the team announced Monday.
The Baltimore Orioles placed outfielder Dwight Smith Jr. on the 10-day injured list Monday, and manager Brandon Hyde isn't sure if left-hander John Means will be able to start the opener at Boston on Friday night.
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The Orioles have been busy preparing for the start of their season.
Towson University and University of Maryland Baltimore County have both suspended all sports, including football, for the fall season.
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The Baltimore Orioles are treating intrasquad games as if they were real as they gear up for the coronavirus-delayed start to the 2020 Major League Baseball season.
The O's recently announced that veteran pitcher Tommy Milone will be on the Big League roster this year.
The MEAC announced it has decided to suspend all fall sports due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Owner Dan Snyder has hired a District of Columbia law firm to review the Washington NFL team's culture, policies and allegations of workplace misconduct.
A report from the Washington Post indicates that the defending champions are exploring potential alternate sites to play home games due to D.C.'s quarantine rules.
The Ravens tight end says that he's planning on playing in 2020 and helping the team chase a Super Bowl.