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Orioles and SEC Network broadcaster and former Orioles No. 1 pick Ben McDonald believes Baltimore will pick Vanderbilt’s Austin Martin with the No. 2 pick in the 2020 MLB Draft, but he has another SEC position player in mind who he thinks would fit well, too.
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“It’s not to just look at my guys as football players,” Morgan State head coach Tyrone Wheatley said of the conversations he’s had with his team following the death of George Floyd, “but now it’s to help them put themselves in a position of influence.”
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Zac Veen went to the same high school as Austin Hays, and the Orioles outfielder has become a friend and mentor to the 2020 prospect and potential Baltimore draft pick.
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Former Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo joined Glenn Clark Radio June 3 to discuss the death of George Floyd, protests across the country, racial inequality and more.
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The Orioles and Ravens, plus scores of other local teams, programs and athletes have responded to George Floyd’s death in the past several days. Here’s what they’ve been saying.
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Michael Locksley doesn’t know if Taulia Tagovailoa will be eligible for the 2020 season, but regardless of Tagovailoa’s short-term status, Locksley is confident Maryland football is headed in the right direction with momentum building in recruiting.
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Austin Martin’s college coach Tim Corbin describes the potential Orioles draft pick as “a guy that takes on challenges really well” and projects he’ll be ready for the big league within a few years.
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With the 2020 MLB Draft rapidly approaching, the player most commonly linked to the Orioles with the No. 2 pick is Vanderbilt’s Austin Martin. Here’s what some of the experts are saying.
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Legendary thoroughbred trainer Bob Baffert says he’s glad a deal was struck to keep the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course, and he believes this year’s Preakness may be particularly exciting given the possibility of a horse clinching the Triple Crown in Baltimore.
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Former Maryland and Dunbar star Keith Booth talks about his experience on the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls, as featured on ESPN’s “Last Dance” Michael Jordan documentary.
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