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William Hill US marked the official opening of its first-ever location in Washington, D.C. – and first-ever within a U.S. sports complex – with ceremonial first bets placed Aug. 3 by inaugural season-ticket holders from the Washington Wizards, Capitals and Mystics.
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For epidemiologist Dr. Zachary Binney, the COVID-19 outbreak among the Marlins highlights concerns for both the MLB and NFL seasons. “I’m really worried about it,” Dr. Binney said. ” … Will it work for the NFL with more people and more contact? I think there’s evidence it may not.”
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Jeremy Conn, Scott Garceau, Buck Showalter Donnie Hart, Bradley and Nikki Bozeman, Eric Arditti, Stan “The Fan” Charles and more joined Glenn Clark to share memories of Mo Gaba and reflect on his impact.
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PressBox honors the legacy of Mo Gaba with a look back at our 2019 Sportsperson of the Year tribute, in which Trey Mancini, Eric DeCosta and others reflected on Mo’s impact on the sports world and beyond.
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Earlier this summer, Baltimore native Angel McCoughtry petitioned the WNBA to add names of police brutality victims to its jerseys, and as the season tips off, she hopes the attention will raise awareness among the broader public.
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How has the pandemic affected the sports landscape in Maryland? Terry Hasseltine runs down the future the Maryland Cycling Classic, the Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill and more.
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While many are already speculating on Tiz the Law’s potential in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, jockey Manny Franco said he wants to stay in the moment and focus on preparing for the pair’s next race in August.
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“It’s one of the coolest things I’ve ever been a part of,” Jeremy Conn said of Mo Gaba’s “The Big Mo Show” takeover, “and it’s something I’ll never forget.”
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Under Armour unveiled a new performance-focused face mask June 11, seeking to make exercise in gyms and in groups safer for athletes without restricting their breathing.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Scott Garceau about his favorite moments from his 40 years in Baltimore as a sportscaster, play-by-play voice and radio host. Garceau also talks about the impact of Mo Gaba, his decision to return to broadcasting for the Orioles on MASN and more.
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