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Former Wake Forest star and current college basketball analyst Randolph Childress talked with PressBox about the challenges facing Kevin Willard as he looks to get Maryland men’s basketball back on track for next season.
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After spending time as guest instructors at Orioles spring training, J.J. Hardy and Matt Wieters came away impressed with the intensity of the team’s workouts and the maturity of the team’s young stars.
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“Nothing he does this year would shock me,” MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis said of Orioles prospect Jackson Holliday.
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Former Loyola lacrosse star Pat Spencer recently made his NBA debut with the Golden State Warriors. “I was super excited to be a part of it,” Spencer said, “but ultimately the next step is to get that real contract and contribute at a high level.”
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“[Maryland is] where I fit in at and where I felt most comfortable at,” five-star big man and Baltimore native Derik Queen said of his decision to commit to the Terps. He talked with PressBox about what he expects to do at Maryland.
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After a 2023 performance that left him “pretty pissed off,” Orioles pitcher Cole Irvin got to work early in the offseason and spent the time off making tweaks to his arsenal. “I’m trying to make some changes to my arsenal to really turn some heads,” Irvin said.
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The Athletic’s Keith Law expects Jackson Holliday to be an impact major league player right away. “I would guess within a year or two we would be talking about him as one of the 10, 15 best players in the American League,” Law said. “I think he’s that advanced.”
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John Lucas and Tom McMillen share some of their favorite memories of playing for Lefty Driesell and reflect on his impact on Maryland.
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Former Orioles manager Buck Showalter always believed the Orioles made a good choice with manager Brandon Hyde. “I love his path,” Showalter said. “A lot of people want to go from A to Z without going through the process.”
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The Premier Lacrosse League continues to grow in popularity, but PLL co-founder Paul Rabil has his sights set higher. “We’ve built a sustainable model, but I’m not satisfied,” Rabil said. “I want to become a top-five team sports league in North America.”
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