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After making his MLB debut last season, Terrin Vavra hopes to secure a spot on the Orioles’ Opening Day roster, but he’s thinking beyond that. “The reason we’re here is to win a World Series,” Vavra said. “… I think it will be naive of us not to expect that level of play.”
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The Johns Hopkins men’s and women’s basketball teams both excelled throughout the 2022-23 season, earning NCAA Division III Tournament appearances, and coaches Josh Loeffler and Katherine Bixby have high praise for the success the other has had.
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Former Marquette, Indiana and Georgia coach Tom Crean has high praise for the job Kevin Willard has done in his first year at Maryland, and he believes the Terps could be a dangerous team in the Big Ten and NCAA tournaments.
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Ravens legend Tony Siragusa passed away before he could complete his vision for a program called “Goose Flights,” but his daughter, Sammi, is helping fulfill that vision, transporting people with terminal illnesses to hospitals, vacation destinations and more.
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Former Johns Hopkins lacrosse star Ryan Brown talked with PressBox about his decision to retire from the PLL, the impact his Hopkins coaches had on him and what’s next for his lacrosse career now that his playing days are over.
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Baltimore native Mohamed Ibrahim, who played high school football at Good Counsel before starring for Minnesota, hopes to hear his name called in this year’s NFL Draft, and he says the lessons he learned from an apartment fire helped shape him into the person he is today.
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New UMBC men’s soccer head coach Anthony Adams hopes to continue and build on Pete Caringi’s legacy. “As I told my players, we are not going to reinvent the wheel,” Adams said. “The culture is here, the tradition is here.”
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Former Ravens defensive tackle Brandon Williams spent the first few months of the season at home thinking that his ninth season may have been his final one. Now, he’s getting ready to play in the Super Bowl.
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Trey Mancini talked with PressBox about his time with the Orioles, winning a World Series with the Astros, signing with the Cubs and more. “No matter how many years I play,” Mancini said, “… I’m always going to have a deep connection with Baltimore.”
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