Ken Burns, Joe Flacco, Arthur Maulet and Pat Spencer recently joined Glenn Clark Radio. Here’s what they had to say.
“This is really serious stuff. This is a prodigal son, he is returning home. It does mean something I’m sure deep down inside him. … He’s an extraordinary human being. And I think he’ll serve it well.”
– Legendary documentary filmmaker Ken Burns Feb. 12 on why he’s so excited about his friend David Rubenstein taking over as controlling owner of the Orioles
“My mom actually mentioned that to me. I’m like completing a little Baltimore trio here. … I was in Cleveland, who hates Baltimore. I was in Baltimore, where that was my spot. I didn’t really think anything about either place hating each other. And now I’m going to Indy, who Baltimore hates, so it’s a funny little coincidence, I think. But I’m excited about being out there.”
– Former Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco March 20 on the irony of having played for the Browns and now the Colts
“Listen. After the game, it was funny, my cousin was staying with me and my brother. And I didn’t leave my room for like five days. They’re like, ‘Bro, are you going to even go for a walk?’ I’m like, ‘No, I’m still hurting from this bull crap, bro.’ I was in the room, dark, didn’t want to talk to nobody, full-on ‘Do Not Disturb’ for like five days.”
– Ravens cornerback Arthur Maulet March 22 on how long it took him to get over the AFC championship game loss to the Chiefs
“I think it’s just another milestone for me. I was super excited to be a part of it, but ultimately the next step is to get that real contract and contribute at a high level. And so, obviously, excited to be a part of it, but I think for me, it’s just another step. That’s just kind of how my mindset works.”
– Former Loyola lacrosse star Pat Spencer (Boys’ Latin) Feb. 28 on making his NBA debut with the Golden State Warriors
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