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Braves Predicted to Swing Blockbuster Trade for Young Orioles Star
The Atlanta Braves are being predicted to trade for Baltimore Orioles star Gunnar Henderson during this offseason.
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Women's Soccer Has Four-Game Unbeaten Streak Snapped at UMass Lowell
Lowell, Mass. – The UMBC women's soccer team's four-game unbeaten streak ended on a crisp Sunday afternoon when it fell 2-0 to America East rival UMass Lowell River Hawks at Cushing Field. UMBC junior goalkeeper Amara Codd made several impressive diving saves in the opening minutes, keeping the Retrievers...
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Men's Soccer Falls in Close Contest to Keystone
- The Notre Dame of Maryland men's soccer team fell in a closely-contested match up against Keystone, and despite the Gators' best efforts on senior day, the Giants left the Turf Field Sponsored by the SSNDs with a 2-1 victory. Before the match, the Gators recognized their four seniors -...
USA TODAY
Zay Flowers limited at practice
Baltimore Ravens WR Zay Flowers (toe) was a limited participant in practice Thursday, Oct. 15. SOURCE: BaltimoreRavens.com Why it Matters: Flowers has battled a couple of injuries this season, but he has only missed one game and has caught at least five passes in every game he has played. He caught eight passes in Week 5 with Tyler Huntley under center, so even if Lamar Jackson (ankle) remains sidelined, Flowers should be a solid starting option. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Zay Flowers limited at practice
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Ex-New York Mets Star Still Owed $124 Million By Current Team
The New York Mets are coming off another disappointing season. Despite a talented roster, they missed the MLB playoffs for the second straight year. One of their biggest losses in recent franchise history was letting Pete Alonso leave to sign with the Baltimore Orioles over the offseason. Alonso had spent...
thedickinsonian.com
A 17 year battle: Red Devils finally crush Johns Hopkins
The Dickinson football team is having an incredible fall season. So far, the team holds a record of 4-1, boasting a win percentage of .800. They’re halfway through their season, and they still have five games left to play in October and early November. Most recently, the Red Devils...
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Thursday injury report for the Browns Week 6 against the Ravens
As the Cleveland Browns continue preparations at Huntington Bank Field for their showdown against the Baltimore Ravens , Thursday’s practice report brought some much-needed positive movement. After an overwhelming 11 players sat out on Wednesday, several key starters on the offensive line, defensive interior, and skill positions returned to the field in a limited or full capacity. Here is Thursday's full injury report breakdown as we progress through Week 6. Did not participate Defensive End Derek Barnett (Ankle) Defensive Tackle Kalia Davis (Quad) Defensive Tackle Mason Graham (Knee, Ankle) Defensive Tackle Mike Hall Jr. (Ankle) Right Guard Teven Jenkins (Back) Running Back Quinshon Judkins (Ankle) Linebacker Carson Schwesinger (Ankle) Seven players remained sidelined on Thursday. The defensive line remains thin as Mason Graham, Mike Hall Jr., and Kalia Davis continue to sit alongside veteran edge rusher Derek Barnett. On offense, starting running back Quinshon Judkins and guard Teven Jenkins were unable to practice, while linebacker Carson Schwesinger also missed a second consecutive session. Limited practice Wide Receiver Denzel Boston (Foot) Defensive Tackle Maliek Collins (Foot) Wide Receiver KC Concepcion (Concussion) Safety Grant Delpit (Shoulder, Knee) Right Tackle Tytus Howard (Knee) Tight End Carsen Ryan (Calf) Running Back Dylan Sampson (Knee)
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Where to watch the Baltimore Marathon: The Top 9 spots
Marathon races could well be more fun for those watching than those running, especially in the later miles. Spectating takes less training and leaves muscles less sore, but it does take some planning to get it right. Runners taking part in the Baltimore Running Festival (which includes a full marathon,...
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One player every Division I HBCU football team should be thanking
Six weeks into the 2026 college football season, the HBCU football landscape is getting more interesting by the week. Morgan State has emerged as a MEAC contender, the SWAC race has become increasingly unpredictable, and several individual performers are making strong cases for postseason recognition. But who is each team’s...