Baltimore Sports. Period
This season marks a new era of sorts for the Ravens with just their fourth head coach in history. Whatever happens, Glenn Clark hopes we never forget how fortunate we are to have football in Baltimore.
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The Orioles’ decision to trade Adley Rutschman to the Red Sox was understandable for many reasons. It didn’t make the news any less heartbreaking to fans. In honor of that, we look at “The 15 Painful Departures” in Baltimore sports history.
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Michael Olesker reflects on the passing of Baltimore Colts great Raymond Berry and his enduring legacy.
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Raymond Berry, the Hall of Fame wide receiver who played on the great Baltimore Colts teams that won NFL championships in 1958 and 1959, died on May 25 at the age of 93.
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As Jesse Minter begins what Ravens fans hope will be a long, successful tenure as head coach, Glenn Clark looks back on the 15 that came before him with “The 15 Baltimore Football Coaches.”
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With Derrick Henry on the cover of the latest edition of PressBox, Glenn Clark looks back on the greatest running backs in Baltimore football history with an imperfect list.
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Former Baltimore Colts QB Bert Jones remembers working with Bill Belichick when he was just 23 years old and in his first coaching job with the 1975 Colts. “I always knew he was a smart kid,” Jones said.
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Check out an excerpt from Joel Poiley’s book, “Last Man Standing: How Tom Matte’s Memorable 1965 Season Highlighted a Remarkable NFL Career.”
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Former Colts defensive lineman Joe Ehrmann recorded 38.5 sacks in eight seasons in Baltimore, but Ehrmann’s off-the-field impact in his nearly 40 years of retirement has also made him worthy of one of the state’s highest honors for athletes.
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An estimated 10,000 fans from Baltimore were at Yankee Stadium for the Colts-Giants NFL championship game in 1958 … including Jim Henneman, who looks back on the “Greatest Game Ever Played” 65 years later.
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