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Former Orioles manager Buck Showalter says he valued Adam Jones for his leadership on the field and off. “Some people will say, ‘Oh, I’ll be a leader,’ but they don’t want the responsibility of it,” Showalter said. “… Adam never shirked it.”
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PressBox caught up with two of the prospects the Orioles acquired at the trade deadline, relief pitcher Anthony Nunez and infielder Brandon Butterworth, to learn more about the new players in the O’s system and how they’re adjusting.
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NFL Network’s Brian Baldinger recently spent time in Owings Mills, and rookie edge rusher Mike Green caught his eye.
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Big Ten Network football analyst Gerry DiNardo says the focus for Maryland football and head coach Michael Locksley should be just on “getting this team to play as hard as they’ve ever played.”
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Drafted by the Hurricanes in the second round of the 2025 NHL Draft, Charlie Cerrato credits Ice World in Abingdon for helping him get where he is today. “That’s where I learned to skate,” Cerrato said. “… the fundamentals and little things that you need to do to be a good skater.”
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Orioles pitching prospect Michael Forret opted to go the junior college route after high school. Now, he’s thriving with High-A Aberdeen.
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ESPN recently ranked the Ravens’ roster as the best in the NFL entering the 2025 season. PressBox talked with ESPN and FTN Fantasy analytics expert Aaron Schatz about what gives Baltimore the edge.
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Michigan edge rusher and Baltimore native Derrick Moore credits football and his time at Saint Frances with developing his character and inspiring him to start the Be Moore Foundation, which recently hosted a youth football camp at Dunbar.
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The Baltimore Nighthawks will play in the Women’s Football Alliance Division II national championship game on July 25 at 6:30 p.m. in Canton, Ohio, marking a franchise first for a team with an unlikely story.
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Former Maryland big man Julian Reese isn’t taking his opportunity with the Lakers this summer for granted. “It’s just an honor, being able to play for a professional team this summer,” Reese said.
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