When his playing time with the Kansas City Royals reached an all-time low last year, O’Hearn exhaled. He lightened his grip. He smiled, enjoying this for what it was — a game, not a career.
The bus contractor that abruptly canceled the routes will offer $8,000 signing bonuses to attract new drivers, the Howard County schools superintendent said Thursday.
The Ravens also re-signed cornerback Kevon Seymour and defensive end Brent Urban, and placed cornerback Damarion “Pepe” Williams and outside linebacker Malik Hamm on injured reserve, the team announced Thursday.
Baltimore sailor Donald Lawson likely had little warning before his sailing trimaran Defiant capsized hundreds of miles off the coast of Mexico in July. We might never know what happened that day or what became of Lawson, who likely perished. Was he prepared to succeed? Was he destined to fail?
Mike Locksley says the Terps are coming off their best fall camp in his five years as head coach. Here's a look at the key factors and biggest questions heading into Week 1.
Ernie Feibelman survived the Holocaust but ended up in New York city, where a strange new game caught his attention and helped him acclimate to the bustling city and a new country. On Wednesday, he got back to Camden Yards to see the Orioles thanks to the staff at his senior center.
Brian Williams came to Maryland with Mike Locksley but was not entrusted with running the defense until last year. The drastic scheme changes he made immediately paid off — but are the Terps positioned to repeat that success?
Adley Rutschman was fated for greatness as soon as the Orioles selected him, but Gunnar Henderson — taken out of high school — represented more of a gamble. Could the O's develop young talent into top-level players? The answer, increasingly, appears to be yes.
Baltimore manager Brandon Hyde didn't want to get to specific when he set goals for his team in spring training. He wanted to see "improvement." His team has already achieved that, with the possibility of so much more.