In the midst of Coronavirus chaos, the Ravens' front office have remained focused. ESPN's Jamison Hensley and the Baltimore Sun's Jonas Shaffer drop by to share their viewpoints on the Calais Campbell trade and it what it means for the defense moving forward. Plus, Bobby shares an Orioles update on the health of Trey Mancini a few days removed from successful surgery to remove a malignant tumor from his colon.

There's no way to sugarcoat it: simply put, the threat of coronavirus has brought the sports world to a screeching halt over the last two days. Bobby catches you up to speed on its impact and its effect big picture.

This week's featured guest is eight-time Pro Bowl guard Marshal Yanda, who sat down with Bobby for a wide-ranging conversation on the day he officially retired from football after 13 seasons.

In the second episode, Bobby sits down with ex Maryland and Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith. Torrey talks about whats its like to be an ex Raven, why his heart stayed in Baltimore and gives his thoughts on how beloved QB1 Lamar Jackson has become. Plus, Bobby puts Torrey through the lighting round of your questions. For the next lightning round make sure to send your questions to Bobby on Twitter @BobbyWBAL.

In the first episode of Baltimore Sports and Beyond, we talk about the MLB sign-stealing scandal and what it could mean for the 2020 baseball season. We also have a feature on Baltimore Ravens tight end Hayden Hurst and his battle with depression. Plus, we speak to editorial director for the Ravens, Ryan Mink, about what the team may be looking for as the 2020 NFL combine get underway.

More often than not, sports generate stories that deserve to be told. And when I first thought about launching a podcast, I wanted the space to do exactly that. Somewhere I can be an in-depth storyteller who goes deeper than the headline and looks at the subject thoroughly. That's what Baltimore Sports & Beyond with Bobby Trosset is all about. It is a behind the curtain dive into high-impact stories that matter, sometimes stemming beyond the thrill of sports, yet always tying back in.