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“I had to fight back tears there when I got that first ovation,” Orioles first baseman Trey Mancini said of the reaction from fans on Opening Day. “That’s probably what will stay with me the most.”
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Trey Mancini is savoring every minute of spring training after missing last season with colon cancer. “Just being able to come out here and feel like myself and feel great and participate in everything fully is something that I’m very appreciative of and I don’t take for granted,” Mancini said.
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As Brandon Hyde enters his third season in Baltimore, the Orioles skipper talks with PressBox about the team’s progress and his vision for the future.
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Take a look back at PressBox’s 2020 cover stories, from the future of sports betting in Maryland to the 25th anniversary of Cal Ripken Jr.’s record-setting night to the bond between Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and wide receiver Marquise Brown.
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PressBox is proud to announce Trey Mancini as our first ever Mo Gaba Sportsperson of the Year. Mancini talked with Stan “The Fan” Charles and Glenn Clark about his “F16HT” and more.
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Cover Story: PressBox honors Trey Mancini as the Mo Gaba Sportsperson of the Year and salutes local sports figures who have stepped up in the fight against the pandemic and more.
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The Orioles announced Nov. 10 that proceeds of the #F16HT t-shirt sales, created in support of Trey Mancini’s fight against colon cancer, have totaled more than $80,000 to benefit the Colorectal Cancer Alliance.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles breaks down five things he wants to see from the Orioles before the 2021 opener, ranging from Chris Davis to Ryan Mountcastle to Trey Mancini.
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Mo Gaba never hit a home run or struck out a batter. He never scored a touchdown nor made a tackle. Yet, he’s in two halls of fame — and no one who knew Mo or heard his voice doubts his credentials.
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Like so many people around town, Stan “The Fan” Charles was impacted in a big way by Mo Gaba. He has an idea to honor Mo’s contributions to the area.
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