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In private phone call, John Angelos tells Gov. Moore family doesn’t plan to sell Orioles
A Bloomberg story published Thursday indicated billionaire David Rubenstein, a Baltimore native, was in talks to buy the ballclub.
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson returns to practice after missing day with illness, in line to start vs. Rams
Jackson seemed to be working without limitations in the portion of practice open to reporters Friday.
Selling the Orioles right now doesn’t make sense for the Angelos family. Here’s why.
Bloomberg reported Thursday that billionaire businessman David Rubenstein, a Baltimore native, is in talks to buy the team.
Five things to do with kids during the holidays
Get the kids out of the house with these activities around the Baltimore area during winter break.
Expert predictions for Ravens vs. Rams: Will Odell Beckham Jr. beat his old team?
The Ravens face the Rams on Sunday. Here are predictions from The Baltimore Banner’s sports staff.
Jon Meoli: With Craig Kimbrel in the fold, how much higher will the Orioles’ payroll go this winter?
There’s a chance, albeit not a great one, that this will be the first of many expenditures to give the Orioles a payroll more representative of a team with their aspirations.
Ravens vs. Rams: 5 things to watch, including bad weather, Odell Beckham Jr. and playoff implications
On Sunday, the Ravens will kick off a five-week stretch rich with playoff intrigue. First up: a surging Rams team.
The Orioles still need a starter. Here are their options.
There are No. 1 and No. 2 starters available, along with pitchers for the back end of the rotation.
20 more people sue Maryland, alleging abuse in state’s juvenile detention centers
20 women have filed a lawsuit against Maryland and its Department of Juvenile Services alleging rampant sexual abuse as children while incarcerated at the state’s Thomas J.S. Waxter Children’s Center in Laurel.
Navy, Army ‘desperately’ want a victory at the home of the Patriots
It will be the 124th meeting between the service academies Saturday in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
Craig Kimbrel joins Orioles knowing it will be tough to replace Félix Bautista
"To come in and fill those shoes and keep this team on a good roll, I absolutely expect to do that," Kimbrel said. "That’s why I signed here. That’s what I’ve been doing my whole career.”
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson misses practice with illness; WR Rashod Bateman returns
If Jackson can’t go, the Ravens would turn to backup Tyler Huntley, who started against the Rams in 2021.
Craig Kimbrel will help the bullpen in 2024. But the Orioles need more.
The Orioles' bullpen did little to pick up a struggling rotation and inconsistent offense when it mattered most, and it developed into a major offseason need.
In signing Craig Kimbrel, Orioles complete half of their winter checklist
They’ve secured a closer. Now they’re going for a starter.
‘A smack in the face’: Ravens call out controversial College Football Playoff snubs
Georgia's Roquan Smith and Florida State's Ronald Darby weren't happy to see their alma maters excluded from college football's championship chase.
Jon Meoli: 1-year deals like Craig Kimbrel’s are in the Orioles’ comfort zone. Only now the stakes are higher.
One-year deals might not be the highest upside plays, but they often fill a need, have little long-term ramifications on roster construction, and allow flexibility in other areas.
Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey ‘ready to rock’ as he returns from injury
“I feel good,” Humphrey said after the Ravens practiced Wednesday.
Orioles sign right-hander Craig Kimbrel, giving them an option at closer
Kimbrel, a nine-time All-Star, recorded 23 saves for the Philadelphia Phillies last season.
For the first time in years, the Orioles did not make a pick in the Rule 5 draft
With a faint “Baltimore will pass,” the streak of picks ended.
Orioles have pursued extensions for Gunnar Henderson, Jackson Holliday, agent says
Scott Boras, who represents Gunnar Henderson and Jackson Holliday, said the Orioles reach out to him “only once or twice a day.”
