In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out.
Mount Airy native and Rams offensive lineman Rob Havenstein (Linganore) discussed his retirement from the NFL after 11 seasons:
Red Sox TV analyst and former infielder Lou Merloni discussed why the AL East may just come down to whoever stays the healthiest:
Former Orioles utility man Terrin Vavra discussed playing for Cezchia in the World Baseball Classic:
Longtime Towson play-by-play voice Spiro Morekas discussed the Tigers’ bumpy path to the CAA tournament and broke down this year’s finalists for induction to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame:
Former Ravens defensive tackle Michael Pierce discussed his foray into media, why fans are too critical of Marlon Humphrey and why he doesn’t think the Ravens should trade two first round picks for Maxx Crosby:
Navy junior guard Jinwoo Kim discussed the Mids’ run to the Patriot League regular-season title:
Raleigh News & Observer and USA Lacrosse Magazine analyst Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse) discussed the postseason reality for local basketball teams and what we learned from Loyola lacrosse’s win against Towson:
Former Orioles outfielder Cedric Mullins discussed an emotional last year, including being dealt for the first time, signing with the Rays this offseason and what it will be like coming back to Baltimore:
First Round Mock publisher and former Jets scout Daniel Kelly discussed why Penn State offensive lineman Vega Ioane makes the most sense to him for the Ravens with the No. 14 pick and other viable options:
UMBC graduate forward Josh Odunowo discussed how the Retrievers bought in, particularly defensively, en route to the America East regular-season title:
PressBox publisher Stan “The Fan” Charles discussed his observations from Spring Training, including why even with Tyler Wells entrenched as a reliever, he thinks the Orioles should consider Michael Kopech with Andrew Kittredge sidelined:
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