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First Mission scratched from Preakness field day before race
Maryland’s premier race sees its field cut to seven, as one of the top contenders is ruled out by Pimlico veterinarian with an unspecified left hind leg issue.
Trainer Brad Cox reacts to the timed workout for First Mission on track during morning workouts at Pimlico Race Course as horses prepare for the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore, Maryland on May 17, 2023. First Mission was scratched from the Preakness Friday morning and sent to Rood and Riddle Equine for physical evaluation.
Kyle Goon: Coffeewithchris’ Preakness bid gives Maryland training family hope for the ride of a lifetime
Maryland's hopes for the first state-bred champion since 1983 rest on Coffeewithchris, born in Woodbine and trained in Laurel. The long shot also represents a chance for the Salzman family to have a moment in the spotlight amid a business that is shifting around them.
Coffeewithchris wins the Miracle Wood Stakes at Laurel Park in February 2023.
Kyle Goon: How a ‘gut decision’ in Timonium is paying off handsomely for the owners of Preakness favorite Mage
Last year in Timonium, a group of owners went over budget and spent $290,000 in an auction for a 2-year-old horse on a “gut decision.” That horse was Mage, now a Kentucky Derby winner whose success may herald a great racing line under Good Magic, who sired three of the eight horses in this year’s Preakness.
Mage, ridden by jockey Javier Castellano, crosses the finish line to win the 149th running of the Kentucky Derby.
Kyle Goon: Adley Rutschman fueled the Orioles’ resurgence. Now they just have to keep him around.
Since his selection first overall in 2019, Adley Rutschman represented a promising future for the Orioles, and his arrival ushered in an era of success. But now Mike Elias and company have to figure out a tricky next step: How to keep the 25-year-old star in the fold with a big-money extension.
Baltimore Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman (35) swings in a baseball game against the Oakland Athletics at Camden Yards on Tuesday, April 11. The Orioles beat the Athletics, 12-8, in the second game of the series.
Kyle Goon: I asked Kyle Gibson what charmed him about Baltimore. His answer says a lot about the Orioles.
The Baltimore Orioles have historically struggled to attract effective free agents, but pitcher Kyle Gibson has been an exception. He loves Vaccaro’s, Little Italy and the Inner Harbor, but what really sold him on Baltimore is something more profound.
Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Kyle Gibson (48) pitches in a game against the Tampa Bay Rays in Baltimore on Monday, May 8. The Rays and Orioles played the first game of a series on Monday.
2023 Ravens schedule: Predictions and analysis for every game
The 2023 NFL season is set. The Ravens appear to have a favorable schedule, for the most part. Let’s predict which games they’ll win.
Lamar Jackson #8 of the Baltimore Ravens acknowledges fans during pregame warmups prior to facing the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium on October 09, 2022 in Baltimore, Maryland.
Kyle Goon: Jackson Holliday enters Aberdeen, the school of hard knocks for Orioles sluggers, determined to move on quickly
Current Orioles remember well the lessons they learned playing at Aberdeen. But Jackson Holliday, the No. 1 pick in last year’s MLB draft, is uninterested in contemplating the adjustments he’ll have to make at this level. And in his first game, a soaring home run showed why he’s so confident.
Aberdeen IronBirds shortstop Jackson Holliday (11) hits a ground ball and makes it to first base in a game against the Hudson Valley Renegades at Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium on Tuesday, May 9. This game against the Renegades was Holliday’s home debut for the IronBirds.
Kyle Goon: Lamar Jackson kept a tight circle while negotiating his contract. The Ravens were always in it.
As other teams and agents tried unsuccessfully to crack Lamar Jackson, Raven GM Eric DeCosta’s familiarity and patience with the mercurial QB helped keep him in Baltimore.
From left: Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh, quarterback Lamar Jackson and General Manager Eric DeCosta answer questions during a press conference at the Under Armour Performance Center on Thursday, May 4. Jackson and the Ravens recently came to an agreement on his contract extension, a 5-year deal worth $260 million.
Baltimore city, county officials tout Maryland Cycling Classic’s return as big opportunity
With the pro cycling road race coming back to Baltimore for a second year, local leaders tout the region as a destination for sporting events.
Sep Vanmarcke celebrates winning the 2022 Maryland Cycling Classic.
Kyle Goon: For the Ravens, avoiding more drama is the biggest victory of the offseason
There's still work to do, but general manager Eric DeCosta addressed the biggest question marks and prevented a drag-out scenario with Lamar Jackson that would have hung over the franchise and bled into the fall.
Head coach John Harbaugh and GM Eric DeCosta will address the media today.  The Baltimore Ravens enter their 2023 offseason with plenty of questions to answer. After a season of high expectations fell flat in 2022 following the team’s Wild Card loss to the Cincinnati Bengals
Three quotes that show what draft pick Zay Flowers brings to the Ravens
Zay Flowers’ press conference offered deeper insight into his personality and the character traits that have helped pave an unlikely path to a top prospect.
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI - APRIL 27: Zay Flowers during the NFL Draft Red Carpet at the National WWI Museum and Memorial on April 27, 2023 in Kansas City, Missouri.
Kyle Goon: Let me explain to you and LeBron James why I moved home to Baltimore
Leaving the sunny beaches of L.A. was a head-scratcher for the world’s greatest basketball player, but for our new columnist, it made perfect sense.
Kyle Goon, The Baltimore Banner's new sports columnist, telling LeBron James that he's leaving California to return to Baltimore. Goon is standing and wearing a suit jacket, smirking. James is seated and we can only see the side of his face.
Kyle Goon: Lamar Jackson, Ravens complete an epic (and necessary) comeback to keep QB in Baltimore
The Ravens and Lamar Jackson wounded each other in a tortured negotiation process that was full of drama. But in carving out a historic deal, both sides showed how necessary it was to reconcile.
Lamar Jackson #8 of the Baltimore Ravens warms up before the game against the Los Angeles Rams at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on November 25, 2019 in Los Angeles, California.
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