In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out.
Ravens sixth-round pick and former Virginia Tech defensive tackle Aeneas “Fub” Peebles discussed why he was so excited to end up with the Ravens and why he’s not worried about those who think he’s undersized:
Former Orioles pitcher Steve Johnson (St. Paul’s) discussed the team’s ongoing struggles and whether they can get things turned around:
Twins reliever Danny Coulombe discussed his surprise that the Orioles didn’t bring him back and why he’s eternally grateful for his time in Baltimore:
Maryland attackman Daniel Kelly (Calvert Hall) discussed going up against his brother Shuey when the Terrapins face Georgetown in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals May 18 in Annapolis:
FanGraphs MLB analyst Dan Szymborski discussed why he doesn’t think firing Brandon Hyde is the right answer for the struggling Orioles:
New Ravens offensive tackle Joe Noteboom discussed why he was excited to join the Ravens even if it meant he wasn’t guaranteed a starting role:
Trainer Michael Gorham discussed Pay Billy, his first Preakness (or any Triple Crown race) runner after 35 years of stabling horses at Pimlico and Laurel Park:
Baseball America editor-in-chief JJ Cooper discussed why he isn’t as panicked as others about Adley Rutschman and whether Coby Mayo is losing luster as a prospect:
Incoming Maryland basketball transfer Collin Metcalf discussed his path from New York to El Paso, Texas to Germany to South Korea to Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania to becoming one of the top rim protectors in the country at Northeastern to now playing for Buzz Williams:
NBC Sports’ Mike Tirico discussed his thoughts on what the Triple Crown schedule should look like moving forward, the final Preakness at the “old Pimlico” and the Ravens-Bills Week 1 “Sunday Night Football” matchup:
The Athletic MLB analyst Eno Sarris discussed why the Orioles’ pitching might actually be worse than we think and the Adley Rutschman reality:
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