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In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out, including thoughts on the shortened 2020 MLB season from Bob Nightengale, Richard Justice, Nathan Ruiz and more.
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With the Minor League Baseball season canceled, the Delmarva Shorebirds, Bowie Baysox and Aberdeen IronBirds are finding creative ways to stay engaged with the community as they try make up some of their lost revenue.
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Lafayette College has notified the Naval Academy Athletic Association that its football program will not make the trip to Annapolis for the Sept. 12 contest.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Scott Garceau about his favorite moments from his 40 years in Baltimore as a sportscaster, play-by-play voice and radio host. Garceau also talks about the impact of Mo Gaba, his decision to return to broadcasting for the Orioles on MASN and more.
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Without rookie minicamps or OTA’s, running backs could be the rookies best poised for success this season. Here are three to consider for your fantasy football draft.
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“That night for me was one of the most exciting in my whole career,” former Oriole Robert Andino said of the 2011 walk-off win that kept the Red Sox out of the playoffs. “Seeing the opposing fans in shock because nobody thought we were going to win that game … I’ll take it to the grave.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Maryland football head coach Michael Locksley about what he has done to bring his team together during these tough times, what he learned during his previous coaching positions, his passion for Maryland football and what’s next for the Terps.
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Linganore High School football coach Rick Conner describes recent graduate Will Colletti as someone who is “tough as nails and stands up for what is right,” adding that “great things await this kid, be sure of that.”
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Jim Henneman says any conversation about the 1970 Orioles ends with Brooks Robinson’s World Series MVP performance — but there are some other storylines, too.
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Towson football head coach Rob Ambrose says the death of George Floyd made him think about his own privilege in ways he hadn’t before. “I told [my players], ‘I’m not good enough. I didn’t listen well enough. I’m not a good enough ally. I haven’t learned enough.’ And I need to get better.”
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