Luke's Bio
Born in Baltimore but now living right across the line in southern Pa., Luke Jones' mind is filled with sports trivia and random movie quotes. His favorite sports memories include attending the Ravens' Super Bowl XXXV victory parade in the pouring rain and watching Juan Dixon and the Terps advance to the Final Four at the Carrier Dome in 2002 (making snow-heavy Syracuse bearable for one day). His least favorite memory is a variety of trips to Camden Yards to see Red Sox or Yankees fans take over the ballpark. After winning WNST's King of Baltimore Sportstalk competition last year, he now writes for WNST.net, covering University of Maryland basketball and football and Ravens training camp. You can always drop him a line to talk Baltimore sports or simply say hello at luke@wnst.net.
Luke's Posts
The Terps will play Conference USA tournament champion Houston in Spokane on Friday, the winner ...
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Despite a wild start to this one, the Orioles got an outstanding effort from the bullpen and center fielder Adam Jones, as they held on to defeat the Rays, 7-5. Starter Mark Hendrickson lasted only two innings after surrendering five runs, but Brian Bass entered in the third and pitched four scoreless innings to bridge the ... Read More »
As I sat down to watch tonight’s Rays-Orioles game, I expected another dull contest with Mark Hendrickson on the hill for what might be his last start before a returning Rich Hill bumps him to the bullpen. Boy, was I wrong. Not about Hendrickson—he was gone after giving up five runs in two innings of work—but this ... Read More »
I had to share this one. An Orlando Magic fan is demanding that Boston’s Glen Davis apologize for bumping into his 12-year-old son after hitting the game-winning shot on Sunday night. I’ll let you be the judge of this one, but Davis shouldn’t be losing any sleep over this. If the 289-lb big man didn’t even ... Read More »
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