The Ravens have ruled out Pro Bowl wide receiver Zay Flowers for Sunday’s game against the New Orleans Saints, downgrading him from doubtful Saturday because of a hamstring injury.
The Club Car, a popular LGBTQ+ bar in Station North, will close in January to renovate a new space and reopen as part of the historic North Avenue Market.
Gray pitched the ninth inning of Friday night’s game against the St. Louis Cardinals. He surrendered a leadoff single and got the next three batters out.
Authorities in Pennsylvania arrested a man suspected of fatally shooting a 62-year-old man in Dundalk this week, the Baltimore County Police Department said.
Another rabies alert went out from the Harford County Health Department on Friday, warning residents of Street that a raccoon tested positive for rabies.
Although the Ravens-Orioles doubleheader day is expected to start dry, rain and thunderstorms could dampen the fun at Camden Yards in the evening, said Luis Rosa, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
The Ravens’ Justice Hill and Saints’ Alvin Kamara will meet Sunday in Baltimore, two unusual flag-bearers for running back longevity in an NFL largely inhospitable to the idea.
Orioles veteran Pete Alonso celebrated his 300th career home run alongside rookie reliever Alex Hoppe, who earned his first major league win, in a memorable beer-soaked clubhouse celebration.
Abrams joined the Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong as the only players to hit 30 homers and steal 30 bases this season. He is just the second National to do it, joining Alfonso Soriano in 2006.
The Baltimore County Police Department’s Aviation Unit followed the vehicle and told responding officers the driver ran a red light and crashed into another vehicle, Detective Anthony Shelton said. No one was injured in the collision.
The Ravens ruled out linebacker Teddye Buchanan, who is coming back from an ACL tear, and defensive lineman Nnamdi Madubuike, who is recovering from a neck injury.
After an impressive season-opening road win over the Indianapolis Colts, the Ravens and coach Jesse Minter are looking for a happy homecoming Sunday against the Saints.
COLUMN | His production as a hitter and a solid-fielding first baseman is one thing. But Pete Alonso’s acceptance of being a face of the franchise and off-field philanthropist cements how right the Orioles were to sign him.
The Orioles' bullpen pitchers like to keep things loose. They snake through the outfield in a single-file line. They play bocce. Those light moments help with what can be a high-intensity job.