Man Claiming To Be 7-Eleven Clerk Confesses He Wasn't Robbed On Air
A Baltimore man claiming he was a 7-Eleven clerk said he was robbed on the air with CBS Sports Radio last week, but now confesses it wasn't true.
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A Baltimore man claiming he was a 7-Eleven clerk said he was robbed on the air with CBS Sports Radio last week, but now confesses it wasn't true.
I don't recall a time when I've been more disappointed. I've been a sports fan all of my life and I don't recall having this feeling EVER.
We may not want to embrace the fact now, but the Birds were a very good team in 2014.
Brittany joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Orioles being eliminated from the playoffs by the Royals.
Brent Harris from CSN Mid-Atlantic joined Glenn and Bob to wrap up the 2014 season for the Orioles after getting swept by the Royals in the ALCS.
Rob Neyer of FoxSports.com joined Glenn and Bob on Sports Rehab to wrap up the Royals sweep of the Orioles in the ALCS.
With more dominant defense, an opportunistic offense that plated two runs in the first inning and a bullpen that shut down the Baltimore Orioles once again, Greg Holland and the Kansas City Royals wrapped up a sweep of the AL Championship Series with a 2-1 victory on Wednesday.
It's a must-win game in Kansas City. The O's are down three games to none in the American League Championship series, but fans are holding out hope that the team can turn the series around.
Scott, Jeremy and Jason open the show giving their preview for Game 4 of the ALCS as the Orioles look to avoid the sweep against the Kansas City Royals.
Dave from Salisbury calls in after a great catch by Alex Gordon and it gets interesting from there.
Adam from Owings Mills teams up with Jason La Canfora.
The Orioles are currently three games behind the Kansas City Royals in the ALCS. They are preparing to play game four today and are trying to hold on.
Everyday Vinny gives us an update on Wall Street and also tells us whose stock is rising and whose stock is plummeting in the sports world.
Royals pitcher Jeremy Guthrie apologized on Twitter to the Orioles for wearing a T-shirt to his post-game news conference Tuesday night that read, "These O's Ain't Royal."
With the Orioles still ensconced in the playoffs, it seems the team will likely have to make one-year calls on both players, and word is the team plans to extend a $15.3 million qualifying offer to Cruz, but decline Markakis' $17.5 million option.
Yes, the Baltimore Orioles are on the brink of elimination but I don't like what I'm hearing from fans right now.
Jim Duquette joined Ed and Steve to talk about the ALCS and the deficit the Orioles are facing.
A victory would send the Royals to their first World Series since their 1985 championship season, while Baltimore will look to stave off elimination with an eye toward becoming just the second of 34 teams to come back from a 3-0 hole.
Scott McGregor joined Ed and Steve to talk about the ALCS which the Orioles trail 3-0.
The Kansas City Royals have embraced the bloop, bunt and sacrifice fly all postseason.
After postponing game 3, O's fans were ready and out in full force to root on their team Tuesday night. While the game didn't go the Orioles' way---again---fans are confident Wednesday's game four is the day things will change.
Roch Kubatko of MASN Sports joined the Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn and Jason La Canfora to preview Game 3 of the ALCS between the Orioles and Kansas City Royals.
Terry and Jason talked about the American League Championship Series, which NFL team will end up in Los Angeles, does Josh Hamilton even care if Angels fans hate him and the real important topics like Ramen noodles, baking soda and Desitin.
Baseball's postseason has offered up all the drama any fan could ask for this year -- if you can stay awake long enough to see it unfold.
Why can't the O's still come back? So far in the play-offs the Royals have been fantastic. Eventually the Royals will come back to reality and their career numbers.
