Baltimore Sports. Period
It is imperative the Orioles show the necessary effort to truly improve this offseason — or the questions about an infinite rebuild will be wholly legitimate, according to Glenn Clark.
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In light of the Ravens selecting Penn State offensive guard Vega Ioane in this year’s draft, Glenn Clark runs down the 15 most valuable offensive linemen in Ravens history with help from Pro Football Reference.
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For Glenn Clark, Raymond Berry’s recent passing at the age of 93 provided at least a brief moment to educate young football fans about the greatest receiver in our city’s history — and it was also a reminder of something else.
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Glenn Clark looks back on the history of Baltimore sports leadership with “The 15 Baltimore Sports Owners.”
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Glenn Clark explains that not only was he impacted immensely by his relationship with Pete Medhurst, the entire state was bettered by having a man with his skills and passion to inform and entertain us as sports fans.
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Observers can largely describe the Orioles’ decision-making process under GM Mike Elias as measured, with the safe move generally proving correct. Glenn Clark wonders if now is the time for a bold move.
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Glenn Clark is filled with gratitude for the Ravens and John Harbaugh, but he hopes they’re ready to take the next step forward in 2024. Allow him to explain.
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How do the Ravens make up for the loss of star cornerback Marlon Humphrey? By having the pendulum swing a little more toward the offense. Glenn Clark explains.
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Glenn Clark says Carmelo Anthony deserves to be honored in a way that would provide Baltimore sports fans a fun chance to celebrate one of our own … and he has an idea in mind.
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Team sports aren’t a significant part of the future plans for CFG Bank Arena, but without permanent tenants, how else could there be a sports impact at the new building? Glenn Clark has a suggestion.
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