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Former NFL receiver Derrick Alexander, an original Raven from the 1996 squad, is back in town as Morgan State’s wide receivers coach, and Glenn Clark says that’s great for Baltimore.
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Can you picture Hines Ward in purple and black? What about Aaron Rodgers? Glenn Clark takes a look at what might have been with 15 Ravens draft do-overs, revisiting some of the team’s less successful first- and second-round picks in past NFL Drafts.
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Glenn Clark offers his top five tips for surviving the Orioles’ home opener, including drinking plenty of fluids and avoiding actual baseball talk.
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Glenn Clark says the MLB Players Association’s reported proposal to penalize “tanking” through the draft makes sense but stings for Orioles fans, who are prepared to embrace a rebuild similar to the Astros, Cubs and Phillies.
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In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, Glenn Clark runs down 15 “Baltimore sports saints” who have impacted the community by giving their time, spending their money or using their platform to inspire others.
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Baltimore Development Corporation president and CEO Bill Cole talked with PressBox about the future of the Preakness Stakes and the fight to keep the race in Baltimore.
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PressBox runs down 15 significant moments from Joe Flacco’s tenure with the Ravens, from his NFL debut in 2008 to his Super Bowl glory in 2013 and his struggles and triumphs against the Steelers in Pittsburgh.
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Last year, Glenn Clark said it would be ludicrous for the Baltimore Ravens to draft a quarterback, but now that they have Lamar Jackson, Clark says the Ravens need to draft another quarterback in 2019.
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For Ravens pass rusher Za’Darius Smith, East Mississippi Community College gave him a chance to develop skills in a sport he didn’t play until his senior year of high school, and Smith has been influenced on and off the field by the stars of “Last Chance U.”
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When Glenn Clark thinks back on the Ravens’ Super Bowl XLVII win against the 49ers, more than anything he remembers third-and-1. You remember third-and-1, right?
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