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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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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From the Baltimore Business Journal: After breaking attendance records in two different amateur soccer leagues, the Annapolis Blues have their sights set on going pro.
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Three private country clubs in Maryland have chosen an Arizona-based company to manage their operations to capitalize on the post-pandemic golf boom.
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is the latest investor in a new horse racing league that wants to bring team competition to one of America’s oldest sports.
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: A new sports and entertainment company has secured the rights to bring a semi-pro basketball team to Baltimore City.
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: Under Armour Inc. has partnered with a chemical company to develop a recyclable replacement for spandex as part of the apparel company’s push to be more sustainable.
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Soccer returned to M&T Bank Stadium for the first time in seven years last year, but there hasn’t been and won’t be a repeat performance this summer. The Baltimore Business Journal explains why.
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: Levy Restaurants is still in its first inning as the Orioles’ new food vendor, but so far the company seems to have settled in well and is pleased with revenue.
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