Nothing else really to say, just thought it was kind of a crazy stat to have almost the entire AL East with identical offenses.
The Ravens debuted their new road uniforms in Minnesota today. I LOVE this look! One of my biggest complaints about the purple heresy is the lack of a gold outline on the numbers. However, I don’t feel like it’s missing from the white jerseys. I think it looks great with the black outline! I also think the feathers on the collars look really nice. A subtle detail that I enjoy is the black NOB; it’s always fun when numbers and NOB don’t match. All in all, it’s a great road uniform!
Planned community developed in the 70’s.
Marlo mentioned. He seems to be in really good shape.. I am hopeful for another good season from him
The once-lively historic neighborhood has seen many small businesses depart in recent years
Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust. Orioles to Red Sox.
We all know how the cycle goes.
The Baltimore Orioles traded Adley Rutschman on Monday. My first thought was to shame them for selling when only 2 ½ games out of a playoff spot. And they deserve that. But next thought was the symbolic nature of the move. Remember, the Orioles pulled off one of the most drastic rebuilds in baseball history and part of that tankjob was landing the No. 1 overall draft pick that ended up being Rutschman in 2019.
The Paramount Baltimore has survived a pandemic, construction pauses and financial setbacks.
Now, the focus turns to whether the venue can deliver on a promise that has been years in the making and become a destination for artists who often skip Baltimore.
That was part of the Baltimore Ravens’ submission to the Tunnel Vision Challenge, a competition held by Elon Musk’s tunnel-boring company that chose three winners to receive a one-mile tunnel at no cost.
The Ravens won, but ... they promptly quit the project. The team apparently didn’t loop all the major players in before entering. A Ravens executive later emailed the mayor’s staff, admitting the team could’ve communicated sooner.
The biggest thing happening in Annapolis music this summer might be across the Bay Bridge, on Kent Island. Cult Classic Brewing is putting the finishing touches on a new stage with room for 400 in the audience. Pressing Strings, the popular Annapolis roots band, will perform its new album, “A Different Place,” in September.
The team is releasing its City Connect shoe at an event in the team store at Camden Yards on Thursday. Only 350 pairs of the limited-edition Nike Air Max 1 shoes will be available, with one pair available per customer.
The shoes cost $150 before tax. Any fan who purchases $150 or more in merchandise can take photos on the field during the event, as long as the weather allows.
It goes without saying that Big Ben 'Rapistberger' is not a fan favorite here in Baltimore. These words should emphasize that fact