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Navy’s Landon Robinson transformed his body while retaining his athleticism in transitioning from defensive end to nose tackle last year. Now, he has a chance to make a major impact for the Midshipmen.
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Head coach Brian Newberry is looking for Navy football to take a step forward this year when it comes to penalties. “We were middle of the conference last year [in penalties], which is not acceptable for us,” Newberry said. “… a lot of things that you learn and things you can certainly do better.”
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When Cedric Mullins was first called up to the big leagues in 2018, he joined an Orioles team that wound up with a 47-115 record. Since then, he has seen his squad transform into one of MLB’s best. “I’ve been with Baltimore my entire career. It’s been home, simply put,” Mullins said.
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Seven Ravens players made Jeremy Fowler’s annual top-10 rankings at each position, tied for second-most from any NFL team. Fowler talked with PressBox about who moved up or down and why.
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Former Colts defensive lineman Joe Ehrmann recorded 38.5 sacks in eight seasons in Baltimore, but Ehrmann’s off-the-field impact in his nearly 40 years of retirement has also made him worthy of one of the state’s highest honors for athletes.
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MASN analyst Ben McDonald explains why he is hesitant to put too much weight on a rough stretch like the Orioles had heading into the All-Star break and shares what potential trade target makes a lot of sense.
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As Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse kicks off its fourth season, Sam Apuzzo and Sydni Black talk about what the league means and how it can help grow the sport.
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ESPN’s Buster Olney and Karl Ravech weigh in on how the Orioles should approach the MLB trade deadline and some of the players who could be the right fit.
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Longtime WJZ-TV sports director Mark Viviano reflects on some of the highlights from his 40-year career, including breaking the news that the Cleveland Browns were moving to Baltimore, and why now is the right time to retire.
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Archbishop Spalding quarterback Malik Washington says his decision to commit to Maryland came down to where he “felt the most comfortable” along with the opportunity to “create a big splash” and leave a lasting legacy.
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