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Former two-sport athlete and Baltimore native Brian Jordan says players who used performance-enhancing drugs prior to drug testing should still be allowed in the Hall of Fame. “You can’t continue to penalize those guys,” Jordan said. “They were good ballplayers either way you look at it.”
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“If it was going to work out …, it had to be life-changing money and it had to be phenomenal farm system,” fifth-round pick Carter Baumler said of deciding between TCU and the Orioles. “… They kind of met me where I was at. I think things are going to work out.”
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2020 Orioles third round-pick Anthony Servideo hopes to one day win a World Series title with the club, just like his grandfather, former Orioles outfielder Curt Blefary, did in 1966. “That would be unbelievable,” Servideo said. “That’s the goal. Mark the date.”
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Now an advance scout and development coach with the San Diego Padres, former Orioles infielder Ryan Flaherty continues to draw on things he learned from Buck Showalter.
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“I think he had just begun to scratch the surface,” Terps broadcaster Johnny Holliday said of Len Bias. “I think he could have been as good, maybe even better, than Michael Jordan.”
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For Earl “The Pearl” Monroe, it wasn’t easy to hear that Wes Unseld, his former teammate with the Baltimore Bullets, had passed away June 2. “It’s one thing losing a teammate,” Monroe said. “It’s another thing losing a real friend.”
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While there won’t be a sky judge in the NFL this season, former NFL VP of officiating and current Fox Sports rules analyst Mike Pereira believes it’s coming soon and that it will benefit the league once implemented.
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After playing in the XFL this spring, former Bowie State star and Western Tech grad Khari Lee is back in the NFL, and he’s focused on his next goal — earning a spot on the Atlanta Falcons’ roster.
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Orioles pitching prospect Keegan Akin discusses his first experience at major-league spring training, his desire to improve his command and what it would be like to make his big-league debut in front of no fans.
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