Joe Saunders Reflects On Orioles’ 2012 AL Wild Card Game
Joe Saunders was not the most likely candidate to start the 2012 American League Wild Card Game for the Baltimore
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Author: Glenn Clark
After Olympic Gold, Woodbine’s Kyle Snyder Heads Back To School
Kyle Snyder, who, at 20, became the youngest U.S. wrestler to win gold, said he spent some time training with fellow Marylander and Olympic gold medalist Helen Maroulis.
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Helen Maroulis: From Timid And Shy To Olympic Gold Medalist
When she was a kid, Rockville, Md., native Helen Maroulis said she was terrible at every sport. Now, the 24-year-old is the United States’ first Olympic gold medalist in women’s wrestling
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Is This Really The End Of Michael Phelps’ Olympic Career?
This might be the “right time” for Michael Phelps to retire, but Glenn Clark says even a lackluster comeback in 2020 couldn’t tarnish the swimmer’s legacy.
Read moreHarford County’s Chase Kalisz Reflects On Making His First Olympics
As he prepares for his first Olympics, Fallston High School grad Chase Kalisz discusses his relationship with Michael Phelps and overcoming a rare childhood illness.
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Glenn Clark: Billy Hurley Is One Of Sport’s Best Stories
Glenn Clark says PGA golfer and Naval Academy graduate Billy Hurley’s win at Quicken Loans National June 26 is one of the best sports stories of the year.
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A Sweet 16 Run Could Do Wonders For Mark Turgeon
Glenn Clark says if Maryland’s season ends before the Sweet 16, fans are going to start talking about Mark Turgeon’s contract.
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‘OH’ Say Can You See That Baltimore Pride?
Glenn Clark examines whether yelling “OH” during the national anthem is a sign of Baltimore pride or disrespect.
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