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From the Baltimore Business Journal: Recent improvements made to M&T Bank Stadium are meant to enhance the game day experience for Ravens fans. “We’re competing with the fans staying at home,” Ravens president Dick Cass said.
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Orioles shortstop prospect Adam Hall grew up in Bermuda, where the two most popular sports are soccer and cricket, but Hall fell in love with the game of baseball because it was something he could practice on his own.
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Seth Roberts posted career highs in receiving yards and receptions last year before signing with the Ravens during the offseason. Here are five things to know about the 28-year-old wide receiver.
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Jaguars Radio Network analyst Tony Boselli, who was at the recent Ravens-Jaguars joint practices, says Lamar Jackson looks much improved compared to a year ago. “His accuracy is what stood out to me. The whole delivery is really tight and on time,” Boselli said.
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While many fans may know 12-time All-Star and Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame NBA player Rick Barry for his triumphs on the court, one of his closest friends — legendary Maryland football and men’s basketball play-by-play announcer Johnny Holliday — knows a different side of Barry.
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Here are five things to know about Ravens rookie running back Justice Hill as he navigates his first NFL training camp.
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In the latest edition of “PLL Weekly,” Gary Stein talks with PLL Chrome face-off special Connor Farrell and Redwoods attackman Jules Heningburg.
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For former Maryland lacrosse stars Isaiah Davis-Allen and Niko Amato (Chesapeake Bayhawks) and former Towson star Zach Goodrich (Boston Cannons), having the Major League Lacrosse All-Star Game in Annapolis just makes sense.
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The Major League Lacrosse All-Star Game is coming to Maryland for the first time since 2002, and MLL commissioner Sandy Brown believes that despite competition from the newly-formed Premier Lacrosse League, the future of the MLL is brighter than ever.
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Showtime boxing analyst Al Bernstein believes Gervonta Davis’ success could lead to more up-and-coming boxers in Baltimore. “It takes somebody achieving something great. That happened in St. Louis because of [Michael] Spinks,” Bernstein said.
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