In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out.
105.7 The Fan analyst and former Orioles minor leaguer Ryan Ripken discussed why he wasn’t surprised by the team’s decision to keep Jackson Holliday in the minors to start the season:
The Athletic NFL Draft analyst Ben Standig discussed why the Ravens, given their needs and what will be available, might be inclined to trade out of the 30th pick:
“Foul Territory” host and former MLB catcher Erik Kratz discussed why he thinks Holliday being sent to Norfolk wasn’t about service time manipulation and was simply the right baseball decision for the Orioles:
Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley discussed safety downtown as Orioles season gets underway and the city’s response to the tragic Key Bridge collapse:
Turner Sports and ESPN college basketball analyst and former Wake Forest star Randolph Childress discussed whether UConn is separated from the rest of the NCAA Tournament field and what Maryland might be getting in Virginia Tech transfer Rodney Rice:
Glenn and Griffin made their specific Orioles season predictions, including Corbin Burnes’ final ERA, Gunnar Henderson’s final batting average, what day we see Jackson Holliday and whether a veteran might receive a multi-year extension:
Illinois forward Amani Hansberry (Mount Saint Joseph) discussed his path from growing up in Montgomery County to ending up in Baltimore in high school to trying to win a national title with the Illini:
Angels color analyst and former pitcher Mark Gubicza discussed where the Angels are post-Shohei Ohtani and why, after he grew up an Orioles fan, he’s really excited about what the Orioles are capable of:
ESPN and The Athletic MLB analyst and former outfielder Doug Glanville discussed whether the version of Corbin Burnes we saw on Opening Day could prove to be the difference for a team trying to take the next step and win a World Series: