Mel Antonen Recaps The Orioles Opening Day Win
Norris and Davis chat with Major League Baseball and MASN reporter Mel Antonen about the Orioles win over the Twins during Opening Day 2016.
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Norris and Davis chat with Major League Baseball and MASN reporter Mel Antonen about the Orioles win over the Twins during Opening Day 2016.
It took two families and lots of sacrifice to get Kris Jenkins to Villanova.
It all added up to 6 straight Opening Day wins under Buck Showalter.
From awesome to awful, Major League Baseball had some very odd happenings during Opening Day 2016. Teams across the league experienced issues with everything from nasty weather to upset stomachs.
College basketball coach Pat Kennedy joined Ed and Steve to talk about last night's National Championship game.
Thousands of people packed Camden Yards for Orioles 2016 Opening Day,
We thought this tradition was going to be gone for good.
Matt Wieters singled home the winning run with two outs in the ninth inning, and the Baltimore Orioles withstood two long rain delays Monday in a season-opening 3-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins.
The Denver Broncos signed Mark Sanchez and are courting Colin Kaepernick. Are two starting quarterbacks better, or worse, than one?
Journeyman Jim Herman gets one-shot win at Shell Houston Open. The PGA Tour heads to Augusta for The Masters next.
Another year of baseball is upon us and with it comes another chance to make some bold predictions for the upcoming year.
The drafts are all done, and the first pitch of the 2016 MLB season has been thrown. It's time to re-assess your roster now that spring exhibition games are over—and the real contests have begun. Unless you had a perfect draft (and really, does that ever happen?), the waiver wire has a lot to offer you ... even in Week 1 of the season.
Did you know that Oriole Park at Camden Yards is one of the few parks left that does not have a corporate name in the title?
A plane will fly over the Orioles' Home Opener, highlighting Marylander's demand for earned sick days.
After squaring off six times in spring training, the Baltimore Orioles and Minnesota Twins became quite familiar with each other.