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Former Orioles closer Zack Britton weighs in on the Orioles’ move to pick up Ryan Helsley as their closer and why his time in New York may not be indicative of who he really is.
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Legendary Terps play-by-play man Johnny Holliday recently called his 1,500th Maryland men’s basketball game. “I do something that I love … and it’s never been a day of work for me,” Holliday said. “I still enjoy it as much as I had when I first started with Lefty [Driesell].”
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Original Raven Leroy Hoard talked with PressBox about what it was like coming to Baltimore with a new franchise and why it wasn’t hard to tell what the franchise was capable of long term.
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Cleveland Guardians radio play-by-play announcer Tom Hamilton says new Orioles manager Craig Albernaz is a great fit and personality for the team. “Alby has got that kind of personality that players gravitate to,” Hamilton said.
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Maryland men’s soccer coach Sasho Cirvoski has taken his program from an underwhelming 2024 season to a No. 1 national ranking in just one year. “It’s just a wonderful team to coach, very mature, obviously a lot of talent and I think we’re a contender again,” Cirovski said.
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Former Maryland basketball star Derik Queen talked with PressBox about making his NBA debut, the transition from college to the pros and more.
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Mount St. Mary’s men’s basketball head coach Donny Lind and his players enter the 2025-26 season with confidence after winning the MAAC a season ago. “There’s just a little more validation and belief in what we’re doing and how we’re doing it,” Lind said.
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Jeff Fisher, who coached the 2002 Titans to an 11-5 record after a 1-4 start, talked with PressBox about how the Ravens can turn things around, the importance of culture and more.
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Former Orioles closer Gregg Olson says a new manager isn’t going to automatically fix all of the problems the Orioles faced in 2025, but he thinks veteran manager Bob Melvin would be a good fit in Baltimore.
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A native of Lanham, Md., Jermaine Lewis played at Eleanor Roosevelt High School and the University of Maryland before being selected by the Ravens in the fifth round of the 1996 NFL Draft. “I just love being a Raven,” Lewis said. “I love the organization. I just love the team.”
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