It’s like a pitcher’s graveyard. The phenom allowed 3 runs in 6 innings. Ray Knight said post game it was a great effort
Dan Duquette’s revolving door continues. Who’s next?
Synopsis from nbadraft.net
Stoglin likes to score; that’s his game….He’s an aggressive player who looks for his own shots….He is a one-trick pony who wasn’t efficient in his role as the only Maryland Terrapin who could create shots consistently…In fact, he monopolized it…He doesn’t pass much, doesn’t defend hard, wasn’t a floor leader….He just went out and looked for his own shots, often whether it was in the flow of Coach Turgeon’s offense or not…He’s enigmatic, and he has a … Read More »
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New Orleans Anthony Davis 6-10 222 PF Kentucky Fr. 2 
Charlotte Thomas Robinson 6-9 244 PF Kansas Jr. 3 
Washington Bradley Beal 6-4 202 SG Florida Fr. 4 
Cleveland Harrison Barnes 6-8 228 SF North Carolina So. 5 … Read More »
What a tremendous weekend of baseball at Camden Yards. Funny story to tell. Maybe it was 2 years ago, I was having a conversation with baseball guru Phil Wood. I jokingly asked him if I would ever live to see a O’s Nats World Series. He surprised me when he said he wouldnt be shocked if it happened in the next 5 years or so. After this past weekend , I am wondering that maybe he was right. Because of … Read More »
Nick Markakis is sorely missed as the O’s try to solve NL East pitching.
ANNAPOLIS, MD– Goalkeeper Kip Turner made 17 saves while midfielder Michael Kimmel totaled five points to lift the Chesapeake Bayhawks to a thrilling 14-13 victory over the Boston Cannons in a showdown between the last two Major League Lacrosse champions.
Midfielder Kyle Dixon and attackman John Grant, Jr. contributed four points apiece for Chesapeake, which improved its record to 7-1 and solidified its hold on first place in the MLL. Midfielder Steven Brooks and attackman Drew Westervelt both had three … Read More »
Some topics for this morning’s show:
Sellout Crowd watches O’s Defeat Nats 2-1 –Is Hammel Really Our Pitcher?
“I’m Tapped out”—Curt Schilling loses Baseball fortune on Video Games Co.
Sandusky convicted on 45 of 48 counts–faces possible 442 year sentence
From Vilification to Vindication–The Heat and LeBron are NBA Champs!!!
Wzards trade for Okafor and Ariza–Ho hum
Wade probably out of Olympics with bad knee
Terrapins conclude a terrific football recruiting week
Bayhawks and The Boston … Read More »
Please respect the referees, We’re People Too.
To any one who has ever criticized a referee, I offer one challenge. Put the stripes on and go try it. It is one of the most difficult jobs in the world when it comes to the recall and split second application of a wide variety of rules. The vast majority of the time referees make the correct call. However, people tend to focus on the mistakes. It is truly a thankless job … Read More »
