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"I don't think any of the other teams in the AL East are going to complain about one of the best pitchers going down on the Red Sox, but you never like to see an injury to a player."
Milorad Cavic, the swimmer who lost the 2008 Olympic 100m butterfly to Michael Phelps by just .01, wasn't convinced Phelps was "pure" in his intentions to have this resolved.
WWE pay-per-view Fastlane 2017 will help shake out where RAW wrestlers stand going into WrestleMania 33. Who will rise and fall?
The NBA will start keeping stats on officials, too.
If Manny Machado were to stay with the club for the entirety of his career, Weinman says, "he could be the greatest Oriole ever."
The Blue Jays look to make another playoff run and will hope their young second baseman can stay healthy.
From 1989-1994, Smith worked with the Orioles as Vice President of Planning and Development overseeing the design and construction of Oriole Park at Camden Yards, which opened in 1992.
The challenger in Saturday's welterweight bout discusses preparing for Keith Thurman and his life in and out of the ring.
The NFL salary cap for the upcoming season will be $167 million per team, up more than $12 million over last year.
The Baltimore Ravens did not use their franchise tag on defensive tackle Brandon Williams.
Baltimore Orioles OF Joey Rickard joined Ed and Rob live from Spring Training to talk about his thumb injury, the competition in the outfield and more.
The Rays added one of the Dodgers top young arms via trade. He could make significant contributions to this year's team as they look to rebound from a tough season.
"If an athlete is an NFL combine invite, the agent will pay for everything," Landow said. "If you have a kid who may be a bubble guy who didn't get the combine invite but you know can play, the agents will typically foot the bill. Some guys if they're a priority free agent maybe at best, sometimes it's coming out of their own pocket."
Whether you like it or not, now, more than ever, it's anyone's guess who will play on that final Monday of the NCAA Division I college basketball season. It's truly madness.
Playing with a swagger that they haven't shown in a couple of weeks, the Terps exploded in the second half to thump Rutgers 79-59.
