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Maryland native Dave Patrick was denied a chance to compete at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City through a process that was later deemed unjust. “I can forgive,” he said. “But I can’t forget.”
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In honor of the unlikely heroes who helped the 1983 Baltimore Orioles win the World Series, Glenn Clark runs down the 15 (other) most unlikely heroes in Baltimore sports history.
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Dr. Jodi Frey of the University of Maryland School of Social Work and former athletes like Eric Hipple and Clint Malarchuk are teaming up to end the stigma about mental illness.
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John McNamara was one of five people killed in the Capital Gazette shootings June 28. Former Maryland basketball coach Gary Williams and McNamara’s wife, Andrea Chamblee, and others pay tribute to his legacy.
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As the Roseanne Barr controversy dominates the headlines, Kevin Eck wonders if WWE will follow through on reported plans to welcome back Hulk Hogan despite Hogan’s past racist comments.
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Glenn Clark says there’s a lot to root for when it comes to Baltimore’s Pat Downey, a 24-year-old amateur wrestling standout who recently got into a high-profile Twitter spat with UFC light heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier.
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Michael Olesker looks at how former Baltimore Bullets star Wes Unseld and his family took a passion for education and offered up a welcoming embrace to the thousands of children who have passed through their school.
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In honor of Thanksgiving, PressBox highlights the 15 greatest Baltimore sports families, from the Ripkens to the Stanwicks to the Harbaughs and more.
Read moreKyle Snyder, who, at 20, became the youngest U.S. wrestler to win gold, said he spent some time training with fellow Marylander and Olympic gold medalist Helen Maroulis.
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When she was a kid, Rockville, Md., native Helen Maroulis said she was terrible at every sport. Now, the 24-year-old is the United States’ first Olympic gold medalist in women’s wrestling
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