Baltimore Sports. Period
From the Baltimore Business Journal: The Baltimore Ravens will invest tens of millions of dollars to modernize their Owings Mills headquarters in the coming years with help from Baltimore County and the state of Maryland.
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: The Ravens are building a new premium tailgating area geared toward businesses that might not be able to afford a suite inside the stadium.
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Maryland native and PLL CEO Mike Rabil talked with PressBox about what’s next for the Maryland Whipsnakes. “We do a ton of work with a lot of local organizations, but we’re not here on a 365 basis,” Rabil said. “We want to be and that’s where we’re working really hard [at] right now.”
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: A local youth sports giant will invest $8 million to transform an abandoned high school into a soccer academy that could help Baltimore produce more professional soccer players.
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Bill Ordine looks at what’s in store for the Preakness for this year and beyond and the key questions that still remain for Maryland racing.
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The Orioles and Under Armour have announced a new multi-year partnership, bringing together two iconic Baltimore-based brands.
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: Baltimore has landed a major international rugby match that could boost the city’s bid to host games in the 2031 Rugby World Cup.
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Courtesy of the Baltimore Business Journal: The U.S. Naval Academy is building a new $22 million lacrosse facility that will offer a video training room, hydrotherapy and other advanced amenities to Midshipmen athletes.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles talks with Orioles chief marketing officer Mark Fine about what the organization is doing to capitalize on the team’s offseason moves and engage with fans for the coming season.
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Stan Charles and Terry Hasseltine talk with Marc Goldman of the Military Bowl Foundation about this year’s Go Bowling Military Bowl in Annapolis on Dec. 27.
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