Baltimore Sports History

Turning Canton Square into Scunny Square: remembering a legend

Turning Canton Square into Scunny Square: remembering a legend

August 28, 2012 | Nestor Aparicio

Time will not dim the glory of the deeds of Patrick “Scunny” McKusker

Moose memories and “Welcome Home” for wise deserter of Birdland

Moose memories and “Welcome Home” for wise deserter of Birdland

August 23, 2012 | Nestor Aparicio

Mike Mussina is back in Baltimore & so are the sick memories of why he left

Ravens fans vs. Orioles fans – are we two birds of a different feather?

Ravens fans vs. Orioles fans – are we two birds of a different feather?

August 16, 2012 | Nestor Aparicio

With lack of support for Orioles, has Baltimore become a one-bird town?

Is Manny Machado What The Orioles Have Been Missing?

Is Manny Machado What The Orioles Have Been Missing?

August 12, 2012 | Jeffrey Kryglik

Manny Machado has certainly brought excitement to the Orioles that hasn’t been there in awhile. He has produced in his first series with the club and has every Orioles fan thinking that he is the missing link. It is a small sample size and it was against the Royals, but make no mistake about it, [...]

The National Sports Memorabilia Collecters Convention: Overwhelmed with awe

The National Sports Memorabilia Collecters Convention: Overwhelmed with awe

August 07, 2012 | John Sears

Would you pay $500 for a small piece of thin card board with a piece of clothe inside of it?  What if that small piece of card board was a LeBron James basketball card and the clothe was a piece of his jersey?  Then maybe some of you would. Going into the National Sports Collectors [...]

NFL Training Camp: Nothing Better Than Watching Professionals Practice Their Craft

NFL Training Camp: Nothing Better Than Watching Professionals Practice Their Craft

July 26, 2012 | Jeffrey Kryglik

I love training camp. While the summer is winding down and the kids across America are getting stressed because it’s almost time to go back to school, football season is starting. It’s great seeing the players doing what they do best again. However, the opportunities to see our favorite players have been dwindled in recent [...]

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Why the 2012 Orioles are Different

July 21, 2012 | Chris Cichon

Think back to the past decade of Orioles baseball and try and recall moments of success. Yes, this dismal decade might be a bit of a blur; however, the 2005 season had some moments of hope, at least in the first half of the year. Baltimore spent 62 days in first place in the AL [...]

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Will this be the year for the O’s?

July 12, 2012 | Adam McCallister

 The All-Star break will officially come to an end for the Orioles Friday when they begin the second half of the season against the Detroit Tigers.  And since the Mayan calendar didn’t predict an early end to the baseball season, playoff teams will not be determined in July but in October.  Fortunately for Baltimore fans [...]

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Bud Selig feels your pain

July 11, 2012 | Adam McCallister

Have you had your feelings hurts?  Have you hit a tough stretch and need to turn your frown upside down?  Your best buddy Bud Selig is ready to give you a great big bear hug and change a rule if he needs to. While the All-Star game provided insomnia sufferers the best night of sleep [...]

The Mid Summer Classic, A Lost Art

The Mid Summer Classic, A Lost Art

July 10, 2012 | Robert Testoni

I love baseball, and I sit here watching the 2012 All-Star Game and keep wondering what it meant to me as child. First of all, I was on vacation in Ocean City, like a lot of Baltimoreans did during the summer. Our entire family and friends sitting around the 25 inch color Zenith (yes, I [...]

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