9 days ago- Welcome to this week’s edition of “Hump Day Pop Quiz,” a quick exam to see how closely you have been following the local and national sports scene. Remember there are no stupid questions — just stupid answers.
17 days ago- How is this for irony? A statue of Johnny Unitas stands outside M&T Bank Stadium, serving as a reminder of the greatest quarterback who ever lived. But inside, the field has become a place where quarterback’s careers go to die.
20 days ago- To celebrate the 4th of July, an authentic slice of Americana, I am celebrating the 10 best athletes who played the sports we love better than nearly all others even though they never turned down a slice of pie.
25 days ago- During my recent trip to Chicago’s Wrigley Field to watch the Orioles face the Cubs, one player, Kosuke Fukudome, reminded me of the power of the name. While I’ll save a snippet about the outfielder’s name for fear of losing my job, I will get your week started with my “Top Nine Best Sports Names.”
35 days ago- For action sports star Bucky Lasek, whose left knee has been scoped more times than outer space, the last place in the world he wants to be is a hospital.
37 days ago- Kobe Bryant has been compared to Michael Jordan throughout the NBA playoffs, and while the Los Angeles Lakers’ star certainly is the world’s best basketball player, I think even Sen. Lloyd Benson would agree: “Kobe, you’re no Michael Jordan.”
42 days ago- When the NBA Finals tipped-off on June 5, NBA commissioner David Stern got exactly what he wanted: the two most storied franchises in the league — the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers — battling it out for the ugliest trophy in sports.
44 days ago- Welcome to this week’s edition of “Hump Day Pop Quiz,” a quick exam to see how closely you have been following the local and national sports scene. Remember there are no stupid questions — just stupid answers.
49 days ago- The fans who wear Redskins jerseys to M&T Bank Stadium when the Ravens are playing the Steelers. The 50-year-old men in business suits who pretend they are Brooks Robinson as they try to snare a foul ball at Camden Yards. The soccer moms who still wear sweatshirts to remind us the Ravens won the AFC North Division in 2003. Some sporting event pet peeves die harder than Bruce Willis.