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Orioles vs. Blue Jays game Wednesday rained out, will be made up as part of Sept. 5 doubleheader

BALTIMORE — The Orioles’ series finale against the Toronto Blue Jays was postponed Wednesday night after a thunderstorm began about an hour before first pitch and showed little signs of letting up at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

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Ravens TE Nick Boyle explains why he needs to play in 2022 preseason games

Baltimore Ravens tight end Nick Boyle talks about needing to play in the preseason games.

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Why did a Baltimore teen disabled by gunfire change her story at the trial of those charged in her shooting?

BALTIMORE — When Jay'den Franklin-Williams rolled her wheelchair up to the witness stand in Baltimore Circuit Court last month, she later said, she hadn’t decided what she would say about the young man she previously accused of shooting her and the woman she told police had yelled out “Shoot.”

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Rougned Odor’s homer in 8th lifts Orioles over Blue Jays, 6-5, bringing Baltimore within half-game of wild-card spot

BALTIMORE — Rougned Odor delivered in the clutch yet again, blasting a go-ahead home run in the bottom of the eighth inning Tuesday night to lead the Orioles to a 6-5 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays.

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With Michael K. Williams’ Omar whistle played before Orioles’ Félix Bautista’s latest appearance, a warning was sent: Félix comin’

BALTIMORE — In the immediate aftermath of relief pitcher Félix Bautista’s promotion to become the Orioles’ closer, he acknowledged he might need to spice up his introduction. Before Baltimore traded Jorge López to the Minnesota Twins, López entered games at Camden Yards to flames on the scoreboard, the kind of…

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New lawsuit: Orioles owner Peter Angelos’ son, Louis Angelos, has sold his father’s law firm. To himself.

BALTIMORE — The wife of Orioles owner Peter Angelos claims in a lawsuit filed Tuesday that their younger son, Louis Angelos, has sold his father’s law firm, which over the decades has won billions of dollars for victims of asbestos and tobacco, for a price to be determined later.

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‘It’s not easy to go out and find a job’: Baltimore-area businesses find ways to hire and help squeegee workers

When Revival Hotel in Baltimore's Mount Vernon neighborhood began to take on squeegee workers through a city employment program, the staff decided to invite the apprentices to play basketball on Sundays.

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Ryan Mountcastle breaks out of slump, Orioles hit 4 homers in 7-4 win over AL wild-card-leading Blue Jays

BALTIMORE — If there was ever a time for Orioles first baseman Ryan Mountcastle to break out of a slump that has stretched from early July into August, it was Monday versus the Toronto Blue Jays.

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Ravens CB Kyle Fuller shares feelings about returning to Baltimore

Ravens cornerback Kyle Fuller talks about what it's like being back in Baltimore

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Manager Brandon Hyde ejected late in Orioles’ 8-1 loss to Pirates, ending 5-game winning streak

BALTIMORE — When Brandon Hyde whipped the hat off his head, it was almost as if he needed to let the steam out more easily. The Orioles manager had been standing on the top step of the dugout, waiting for a verdict on a play at the plate.

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Jonas Shaffer: Why Ravens QB Lamar Jackson’s best throws of training camp could unlock his 2022 season

BALTIMORE — Three preseason games, five weeks and hundreds of training camp throws still separate Lamar Jackson from Week 1, but it’s not hard to imagine what the Ravens quarterback will look like come Sept. 11.

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Pro Football Focus names bold prediction for Ravens in 2022

Pro Football Focus named a bold prediction for the Ravens in 2022

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‘You absolutely have been thrilling me’: Brooks Robinson’s return to Camden Yards coincides with a passion for this year’s Orioles

BALTIMORE — The theme meandered through the years, from his stint as an 18-year-old in Major League Baseball to playing Cuba in 1957 and then to the Orioles clubhouse Saturday as an 85-year-old. Hall of Fame third baseman Brooks Robinson’s words all came back to the same idea, no matter…

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Orioles give second-largest crowd of the season reason to roar, beating Pirates, 6-3, for fifth straight win

BALTIMORE — The wave that rolled around Oriole Park at Camden Yards in the seventh inning Saturday had real force to it. There were no gaps in the flow like there so often has been during Orioles games, only the rise and fall of one of the best crowds in…

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Ravens DL Michael Pierce shares excitement about reuniting with teammates, coaches in Baltimore

Ravens defensive lineman Michael Pierce talked about being back with the team

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Baltimore police officer promoted to captain, years after being cleared of charges in Freddie Gray case

BALTIMORE — Several years after facing manslaughter and other charges in the 2015 deadly arrest of Freddie Gray, Alicia White was promoted Friday from lieutenant to captain, continuing to climb the ranks inside the Baltimore Police Department.

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Jan. 6 attack echoes on Maryland’s Eastern Shore as Democrat Heather Mizeur seeks inroads in ‘red’ district of Rep. Andy Harris

BALTIMORE — The Democratic congressional challenger walked up to the Republican candidates’ booth at the Cecil County Fair, smiled and introduced herself.

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Johns Hopkins-led consortium gets $200 million to fight tuberculosis

BALTIMORE — Johns Hopkins Medicine has received $200 million in federal funding to head up a consortium aimed at treating and stemming spread of one of the world’s oldest and deadliest scourges: tuberculosis.

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Mike Preston: Ravens fourth-round rookie CB Jalyn Armour-Davis’ attitude isn’t just mature. It’s refreshing.

BALTIMORE — A typical day during the fall and winter the last two years for Ravens rookie cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis began with a 6 a.m. wake-up call followed by some form of weight training. Then it was off to classes for several hours before meeting with his position coach to…

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Lamar Jackson’s personal coach Adam Dedeaux a ‘real joy’ to have at Ravens training camp, Greg Roman says

BALTIMORE — Lamar Jackson’s personal quarterback coach, Adam Dedeaux, has worked with his star client at Ravens training camp this week, an addition offensive coordinator Greg Roman said he welcomes.

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Under Armour CEO search continues as brand reports small profit in first quarter of new fiscal year

BALTIMORE — Under Armour founder Kevin Plank made a rare public appearance for the company Wednesday to say the search for a new CEO is progressing, with a decision expected before the end of the year.

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Ravens DL Brent Urban discusses how it feels to be back in Baltimore

Ravens defensive lineman Brent Urban discussed how it feels to be back with the team

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Teen indicted in fatal shooting at Baltimore intersection

Baltimore's state's attorney's office says a grand jury has indicted a 15-year-old boy accused in the fatal shooting of a motorist who confronted the teen and others cleaning windshields for cash at a downtown intersection

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After quadruple shooting, two Baltimore mothers grieve sons lost to gun violence: ‘I just want to know why’

BALTIMORE — Around the time her older son started high school, Makia Henriques entered a state of perpetual fear, worrying constantly about the allure of the streets and their unrelenting gun violence.

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Hanging on every word: North American Scrabble champion crowned in Baltimore as game turns spectator sport

BALTIMORE — Contemplative murmurs gave way to a chorus of realization and shouts as spectators watched the action unfold. Several clapped. One announced: “I think we have a new champion, everybody.”

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