In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out.
NBC horse racing analyst Donna Brothers discussed why she decided that this will be her final Preakness as a member of NBC’s Triple Crown coverage and her thoughts on the current horse racing calendar.
“The Bataround” host and PigTownSports creator and former Orioles minor leaguer Zach Moore discussed the Orioles’ struggles, Gunnar Henderson’s approach at the plate, what to do with Coby Mayo and more.
Horse trainer Whit Beckman discussed his horse Ocelli nearly winning the Kentucky Derby as a longshot and his decision to run Ocelli in the Preakness.
Britt Ghiroli of The Athletic discussed her recent Orioles column, diving into the disappointment among fans at the start of the 2026 season and the job Mike Elias and this front office have done.
Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse defenseman Luke Martin discussed his massive performance in Hopkins’ win against Cornell and the Blue Jays’ matchup with Notre Dame in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals.
Taj Mahal jockey Sheldon Russell discussed about why this year’s Peakness Stakes are extra special being held at his home track in Laurel Park and riding his wife’s horse.
FS1’s Chris Broussard of “First Things First” discussed the Ravens, who he’d like to see Baltimore pursue in the free agent market and why he thinks it’s still Super Bowl or bust even in year 1 of the Jesse Minter era.
College sports reporter Patrick Stevens previewed the the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals, including Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse’s matchup against Notre Dame
Foul Territory host Scott Braun discussed the Orioles’ disappointing start to 2026 and why he isn’t counting them out yet.
Ravens fifth-round draft choice and former Alabama tight end Josh Cuevas discussed his football journey that began at Cal Poly with a stop at the University of Washington before landing at Alabama and what it means to be able to share a TE room with Mark Andrews and catch passes from Lamar Jackson.
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