Investigators say the violent movements that killed a Maryland woman aboard a private jet this month were multiple times the pull of gravity and were not caused by the weather.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh talked at great length about Lamar Jackson's trade request Monday. What did he actually say? We're here to help figure that out.
Meoli covered the Orioles from 2016-2021, the launched a newsletter with the mission to write about the players, processes, philosophies and anything else that can help make the Orioles good again. Now, he’s bringing his insights and reporting to The Baltimore Banner.
The Orioles don’t plan to include top pitching prospect Grayson Rodriguez on the opening day roster, two sources with direct knowledge of the situation told The Baltimore Banner, putting off the right-hander’s long-awaited debut with Baltimore.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson said on Twitter that he has requested a trade from the organization because it “has not been interested in meeting my value.” John Harbaugh, speaking at the NFL meetings in Phoenix, expressed hope that Lamar would return.
Miller — who leads Maryland in scoring, rebounding, free throws made, steals and blocks — watched from the sideline as her team lost by 25 to the Gamecocks, college basketball's most dominant team, in November.
The difference between the delivery for his fastball and his splitter is only an inch or two of glove movement. But that’s enough, so Bautista is searching for a fix.
At this week’s owners meetings, perhaps no team will dominate the discourse more than the Ravens. John Harbaugh is scheduled to speak to reporters Monday morning.
The No. 97 prospect in baseball allowed one run on two hits, walked two batters and struck out three Pittsburgh Pirates in a 6-4 Orioles win Saturday, but his velocity is down. Will he head to Triple-A to build up as a starter, or work to full strength out of the bullpen in Baltimore?
Anthony Santander, Cedric Mullins and Dean Kremer have no qualms about touting the WBC and telling teammates to jump at the chance, despite some blowback this year over star players getting injured.
Last year’s Ivy League Player of the Year wanted to play in front of friends and family, sure, but she ultimately chose the Terps because she hoped to compete for a national championship. Her veteran savvy has Maryland surging into a Sweet 16 game with Notre Dame.
There have been so many high moments this spring for Rodriguez, the right-handed pitcher who sits near the top of most prospect rankings. There have also been occasional blips — which sometimes become much more noticeable — that have left Rodriguez with mixed-bag outings.