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Purple haze: Rookies undergo persecution
- Ravens training camp at McDaniel College wrapped up for the final time yesterday, and that meant only one thing: Rookie hazing.
Dealing with the dog days of camp
- It has been a long time since the Ravens spent their days outside of the Westminster limits. Training camp started at McDaniel College on July 27, and the days, weeks and workouts are now blending together for many players, especially for rookies like P.J. Daniels and Cory Ross, who are both roommates and running backs. Fighting the monotony of long summer days becomes a top priority for players trying to make the squad.
- It has been a long time since the Ravens spent their days outside of the Westminster limits. Training camp started at McDaniel College on July 27, and the days, weeks and workouts are now blending together for many players, especially for rookies like P.J. Daniels and Cory Ross, who are both roommates and running backs. Fighting the monotony of long summer days becomes a top priority for players trying to make the squad.
Green back to full speed after offseason stabbing
- It was 35 days ago that the Ravens’ Roderick Green was released from Sinai Hospital in Baltimore after suffering a near fatal stab wound in Randallstown on July 7. After a night of bowling, he left Kings Point Lanes and was stabbed by a man in the parking lot, sending him to the hospital with a gaping wound.
Anderson, Clayton return to practice
- The Ravens welcomed running back Mike Anderson and wide receiver Mark Clayton back to practice Monday after injuries last week.
Posada lifts Yankees past O’s
- You can count on the moment when it will happen. That old Yankee mystique reared its ugly head at the top of the ninth inning.
- You can count on the moment when it will happen. That old Yankee mystique reared its ugly head at the top of the ninth inning.
Gutenkunst enjoys another level of ball
- Not too long ago, offensive tackle Samuel Gutenkunst was protecting quarterbacks in Frankfurt, Germany. Now his 6-foot-5, 291-pound frame stands in front of the Ravens’ Steve McNair and Kyle Boller at training camp in Westminster.
O’s carousel is spinning
- The theme this week for the Orioles’ farm system, ironically, was movement.
Caught in the middle of it
- University of Maryland women’s basketball star Shay Doron left Israel on June 28, 14 days before tensions rose and bombs fell.
- University of Maryland women’s basketball star Shay Doron left Israel on June 28, 14 days before tensions rose and bombs fell.
Doron, Terrapin women ready for repeat title run
- Shay Doron emerged as one of the top point guards in the country during the 2004 ACC tournament where she earned first-team all-ACC honors as the Terps’ leading scorer.
Reds hope twice is nice at NABF tourney
- The Columbia Reds under-16 baseball team is getting a shot at redemption.
Catching on
- The term redshirt comes with connotations. The player doesn’t travel with the team, and he doesn’t step off the sideline during home games. He isn’t really a part of the team.
Pitchers provide relief in the bullpen
- Veteran leadership. Two words that describe an ideal bullpen and most managers’ dream situation.
- Veteran leadership. Two words that describe an ideal bullpen and most managers’ dream situation.
Field of dreams gives high schoolers chance to be seen
- High school baseball players with major-league dreams will take the field at the University of Maryland on Aug. 4 and Aug. 6, when the fourth annual Mid-Atlantic Classic scouting combine convenes at Shipley Field.