Premier Lacrosse League Coming To Baltimore For The Weekend
Lacrosse fans in Baltimore are in for a treat this weekend.
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Lacrosse fans in Baltimore are in for a treat this weekend.
Washington Redskins quarterback Alex Smith says he hopes to play football again but still needs to make basic progress like relearning how to run after breaking his right leg.
Seven titles are on the line at WWE Stomping Grounds, with Seth Rollins (and a guest referee), Kofi Kingston and Becky Lynch in action.
Former Maryland Terrapin star Bruno Fernando was selected in the second round of the 2019 NBA Draft by the Philadelphia 76ers.
The Washington Wizards have made forward Rui Hachimura from Gonzaga the first Japanese player ever taken in the first round of the NBA draft, picking him ninth overall Thursday night.
The Baltimore Orioles will welcome back Mike Mussina for a ceremonial first pitch next Sunday in celebration of his upcoming induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame later this summer.
Travelers Championship brings the PGA Tour east to TPC River Highlands, where Bubba Watson looks to fend of Brooks Koepka and Patrick Cantlay.
Gervonta Davis is getting ready for his big fight back home in Baltimore.
Chris Bassitt took a no-hitter into the sixth inning and won for the first time in more than three weeks as the Oakland Athletics beat Baltimore 8-3 Wednesday, handing the Orioles their eighth straight loss.
O's all-star candidate Trey Mancini left Wednesday's game against the A's early.
The former Orioles third baseman and current Padres star was suspended one game after "aggressively arguing" a balls and strikes call on Saturday.
"It was hard to watch," Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said. "...We've had way too many of those games."
After opening their World Cup defense with two wins, the USWNT faces Sweden Thursday, looking to win the group and avenge an Olympics loss.
The home runs keep flying, with Major League teams hitting them out at a rate that far exceeds the 2017 record-setting season.
The Athletics hoped to get a steady presence from right-hander Mike Fiers when they brought him back on a two-year contract with more than $14 million in the offseason.
