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Commentary: Comcast keeps putting the screws to Orioles fans. MASN should help us.
A price hike for MASN this season should signal to MLB and the Orioles to find more direct-to-consumer options.
Comcast and similar cable providers seem determined to squeeze the customers they have for every last dime, columnist Kyle Goon says.
After a Warriors breakthrough, former lacrosse star Pat Spencer has more hoop dreams to chase
Five years after he was the best player in college lacrosse, Pat Spencer has made his NBA debut. But for the 27-year-old, known well for his competitive fire, it's not the end goal but just another milestone.
Pat Spencer handles the ball in a Dec. 29, 2023 game for the Santa Cruz Warriors. Last month, the 27-year-old made his NBA debut, nearly five years after winning the Tewaaraton Award for the best player in college lacrosse.
Mayor Brandon Scott believes the CIAA tournament could be the beginning of a Baltimore basketball renaissance.
Basketball may be strong at the rec and high school levels, but above that the city is somewhat starved.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott cheers for Poly during the Class 3A state girls basketball final against Howard in College Park last year. (Photo by Steve Ruark for the Baltimore Banner)
This time, the Baltimore Banners are helping others heal on the ice
The Baltimore hockey community is trying to make good out of the death of Phil Tupper, a 40-year-old amateur player who died last month.
Phil Tupper, left, plays guitar after a rec hockey game with friends at Mount Pleasant Ice Arena. After the 40-year-old died last month, Tupper’s friends organized a fundraiser game with the Baltimore Banners, a hockey program for at-risk youth.
Opinion: Police report on Zay Flowers raises questions about Ravens’ ‘zero tolerance’ for domestic violence
If the Ravens can’t make tough calls when it involves a high-performing player ahead of a big game, what meaning does a “zero-tolerance policy” actually have?
Ravens’ Zay Flowers hangs his head as he walks off the field following the loss to the Chiefs in the AFC Championship game at M&T stadium.
Lefty Driesell made his mark on Maryland but also on college basketball
Lefty Driesell, who died Saturday at 92, was a creator and innovator who put Maryland basketball on an upward trajectory and had a hand in making college basketball what it is today.
Lefty Driesell won more than 100 games with four schools during his coaching career.
MLB and the Angelos family have a rocky history. Here’s why the league could be eager to turn the page.
MLB appears to be moving quickly to complete the transfer of the Orioles to David Rubenstein's control. That makes sense, given how fraught the relationship between the league and the Angelos family has been.
Peter Angelos paid $173 million for the Orioles in 1993, and the franchise value has increased tenfold since.
One vote kept Lamar Jackson from being a 2-time unanimous MVP. Here’s what Aaron Schatz said about his dissent.
Aaron Schatz, the inventor of DVOA and a stat head, was the only NFL Honors voter to conclude Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was not the MVP this season. His dissenting vote, and the reaction to it, says a lot more about our expectations than the quality of his analysis.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson fell one vote shy of a second unanimous MVP selection.
Lamar Jackson is destined for the Hall of Fame. But his second MVP demands Super Bowl success.
Lamar Jackson is one of 11 men to win MVP more than once, and all are enshrined or Canton-bound. But a second MVP award only intensifies the demand for Jackson to follow up his regular-season exploits with a championship, the one piece the others have all attained.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson joined a list of the NFL's greatest names by winning his second Most Valuable Player award.
The Ravens have big roster changes ahead. Here’s who can step up in 2024.
From established stars who still have upside to unheralded pieces that still need to showcase what they can do, here’s an early look at who might hold the keys to 2024 for the Ravens.
Baltimore Ravens cornerback Brandon Stephens (21) reacts during the second quarter against the Los Angeles Rams at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, Dec. 10, 2023.
Eric DeCosta trusts the Ravens’ process. Don’t expect an AFC championship loss to change it.
With a tightening salary cap, it might feel like the Ravens’ Super Bowl window could be narrowing and the front office should use draft capital on win-now moves. But it's more likely that Baltimore uses its picks, trying to keep landing impact players it can develop from within.
Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta (right, with coach John Harbaugh at a news conference Friday), prefers to build through the draft.
Caitlin Clark will bring a spotlight to Maryland, but it’s not the best time for the Terps
The stardom of college basketball's best scorer is selling out arenas and drawing big ratings. The struggling Terps will get their moment in the spotlight, but if they want to play giant killer they'll have to do it as a team.
Iowa guard Caitlin Clark has been a must-see attraction on the road this year, and the Hawkeyes will be at Maryland on Saturday.
Ravens Reality Check: Pump your brakes on Mike Macdonald plots, NFL conspiracy theories and Lamar Jackson takes
After the pain of losing the AFC championship, there are Baltimore fans with a lot of molten takes. Let's poor cold water on them.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) runs to the sideline to talk with Head Coach John Harbaugh during the fourth quarter against the Houston Texans at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday, Jan. 20, 2024.
The Orioles are about to have a new owner. Here’s what changes we’d like to see.
Extensions for players and staff, a commitment to a bigger payroll and settling the Camden Yards lease through 2053 should be top priorities for the new group led by David Rubenstein.
David Rubenstein, the president of The Economic Club, interviews Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Dec. 13, 2023 in Washington, D.C. Barra covered many topics pertaining to the automotive industry during her interview, including electric cars and the workforce involved in the production of vehicles.
Zay Flowers vows to use playoff fumble as a ‘slingshot’ to be a top NFL receiver
After a disappointing gaffe in the AFC championship, rookie receiver says he has “another step” to take to join elite receivers in the league.
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers (4) catches a touchdown pass in the first quarter of the AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs at M&T Bank Stadium on Jan. 28, 2024. The Chiefs beat the Ravens, 17-10, to advance to the Super Bowl.
Here’s what the Ravens’ 2024 draft-pick stash looks like
The Ravens are picking 30th overall. Here's the full accounting of what picks they have so far in the draft.
Head coach John Harbaugh and Executive Vice President and General Manager Eric DeCosta of the Baltimore Ravens watch play during training camp at Under Armour Performance Center Baltimore Ravens on July 28, 2021 in Owings Mills, Maryland.
The Ravens’ offense let a golden Super Bowl opportunity slip from its hands
The Ravens’ mistakes in the AFC championship were borne of their desperate desire to win. With stars and coaches possibly moving this offseason, it was a devastating fumble of one of the franchise’s best opportunities at a Super Bowl.
Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers fumbles near the goal line early in the fourth quarter.
With the AFC championship in town, Baltimore has a chance to shine
The purple blanket of fandom spreading over the city is putting Baltimore in its best light, a far cry from the national narratives that focus only on the city’s problems.
Ravens fans cheer as “Enter Sandman” plays during last week's AFC divisional playoff game against the Texans.
Where Isaiah Likely goes, winning follows. Here’s how his Ravens career resembles his past.
From Everett, Massachusetts, to Conway, South Carolina, to Baltimore, Isaiah Likely has followed a familiar pattern. The gifted young tight end is overlooked until suddenly he isn’t. Then his teams just keep winning.
Baltimore Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely (80) runs down the field during the second quarter against the Miami Dolphins at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2023.
The Ravens empowered Lamar Jackson. Facing Patrick Mahomes should show how far he’s come.
The talented quarterbacks find themselves on much more even footing after Jackson started the head-to-head rivalry with three straight losses.
Lamar Jackson has the strongest supporting cast he has ever had when facing Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.
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