Just another game? Ravens talk approach for season-opening rematch against Chiefs.
Different Ravens have different views of facing the Chiefs again in an AFC championship game rematch to open the new season.
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At least 6 teenage football players died in August, raising questions about heat and safety
āIn 20 years, high school is going to be a spring sport ... Climate change is happening so much faster than we thought it would.ā
2 ex-Ravens are investing in a cleat company that they hope can change football
Former Ravens Todd Heap and Dennis Pitta are investing in a cleat company, founded by a Catonsville native, that aims to reduce leg injuries.
Paralympics 2024: These Maryland athletes are headed to Paris
Hereās every Maryland athlete competing in the 2024 Summer Paralympics.
Orioles’ Eloy JimĆ©nez making mark with ‘awesome attitude’ and Anthony Santander’s mentorship
The Orioles' Eloy JimƩnez, a former Silver Slugger, is relying on Anthony Santander and an "awesome attitude" to get his career back on track.
Orioles fall to Astros, 6-3, as Burch Smith allows back-to-back homers in 7th on ‘Sunday Night Baseball’
Reliever Burch Smith allowed back-to-back homers in the 7th and the Orioles fell to the Astros, 6-3, on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball."
Bub Carrington visits his former Baltimore basketball camp to ‘continue that cycle’ of mentorship
Wizards rookie Bub Carrington returned to the court that raised him for the last day of summer camp at Premier Basketball in Baltimore.
Orioles reliever Matt Bowman, no stranger to new clubhouses, hopes to help in ‘total innings department’
The Orioles are the fourth big league team this season for 33-year-old reliever Matt Bowman, a Princeton grad looking for a role to fill.
Orioles pitcher Zach Eflin ‘should be ready to go’ after 15-day injured list stint
Orioles starting pitcher Zach Eflin expects to return as soon as his 15-day injured list stint ends. He's eligible to return Sept. 1.
Ravens wide receiver Keith Kirkwood never quit. He has his daughter to thank.
Keith Kirkwood has been cut, hurt, inactive and put on practice squads over six years in the NFL, but he's proud of what he's achieved.