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For Earl “The Pearl” Monroe, it wasn’t easy to hear that Wes Unseld, his former teammate with the Baltimore Bullets, had passed away June 2. “It’s one thing losing a teammate,” Monroe said. “It’s another thing losing a real friend.”
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We usually say it the other way around, which might be the nicest compliment, but Jim Henneman says it’s important to remember Wes Unseld was as much of a Hall of Famer on the court as he was in the community.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Kevin Cowherd, author of “When The Crowd Didn’t Roar,” about the Orioles’ 2015 game with no fans and the current conversations about resuming sports with empty stadiums.
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PressBox writer Dean Smith grew up attending Wes Unseld’s basketball camp in the Poconos in the early ’70s, and the memories have stayed with him ever since.
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The Orioles and Ravens, plus scores of other local teams, programs and athletes have responded to George Floyd’s death in the past several days. Here’s what they’ve been saying.
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Caves Valley Golf Club is already well-equipped for the BMW Championship in August 2021, but it will be undergoing some modifications to prep the course for the tournament.
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Legendary thoroughbred trainer Bob Baffert says he’s glad a deal was struck to keep the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course, and he believes this year’s Preakness may be particularly exciting given the possibility of a horse clinching the Triple Crown in Baltimore.
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Maryland thoroughbred racing resumes at Laurel Park May 30, though spectators are not allowed for now.
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Former Maryland and Dunbar star Keith Booth talks about his experience on the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls, as featured on ESPN’s “Last Dance” Michael Jordan documentary.
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Baseball Hall of Famer Rod Carew talks about his new book and the life-saving heart and kidney he received in December 2016 from former Ravens tight end Konrad Reuland.
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