Baltimore Sports. Period
For Baltimore basketball legend Muggsy Bogues, his new role with Ones Basketball League’s Team Baltimore is another opportunity to extend a pathway
for the next group of local, talented hoopers.
Since making his debut in 2024, former Maryland pitcher Sean Burke has learned that MLB success starts with a growth mindset. “Coming into the spring, I’ve been feeling good with some of the stuff we’ve been trying to work on, so I’m excited to keep going this year.”
Read more
Chris Davis said he welcomes the possibility of Pete Alonso breaking his Orioles single-season home run record. “If he does, that means he’s swinging the bat well and that means that the Orioles are probably winning,” Davis said.
Read more
After four seasons with the Terps, Julian Reese is making his mark with the Washington Wizards. “I feel like my growth … has a lot to do with the mental side of it,” Reese said. “Thinking less and being more confident in the ball.”
Read more
MASN color analyst Ryan Ripken said Jordan Westburg’s absence could present a valuable opportunity for Coby Mayo if the Orioles commit to giving him consistent playing time.
Read more
Beth Tfiloh baseball coach Donald Wright has seen a shift in the program the last two years, thanks in part to the support of Orioles pitcher Dean Kremer. “For him to not only be a role model for our guys but share his time and his experience, … it’s been tremendous,” Wright said.
Read more
As the 2026 NFL Draft approaches, PressBox caught up with NFL Network draft analyst Charles Davis to talk about some of the edge rushers who stood out at the Senior Bowl, including former Saint Frances Academy star Derrick Moore.
Read more
Former Ravens linebacker Josh Bynes recently talked with PressBox about making the transition to coaching under Mike Macdonald in Seattle, what Baltimore’s getting in new head coach Jesse Minter and more.
Read more
Towson men’s lacrosse enters the 2026 season eyeing a third consecutive CAA title and trip to the NCAA Tournament. “There’s no doubt we want to elevate the success that we’ve had over the past few years and continue to build upon it,” HC Shawn Nadelen said.
Read more