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Jerry Coleman and the Baltimore Sun's Mike Preston speak with former Raven Wally Williams on the ups and downs of the Ravens first five games, and answer this question; could the Ravens beat the Chiefs and Bills and if no, or not yet, what's missing?

The Bmore Baseball Podcast with Orioles Hall of Famer Mike Bordick and Sportscaster Jerry Coleman discusses the aftermath of Jim Palmer's comments, which are reverberating across baseball and the Orioles front office. Hear the rest of Palmer's thoughts and the clip that has the baseball world spinning.

The Bmore Football Podcast with Sportscaster Jerry Coleman and the Baltimore Sun's Mike Preston features insight into last weeks's victory, Lamar Jackson's injury, and Mike Preston's always controversial report card.

The Bmore Baseball Podcast with Orioles Hall of Famer Mike Bordick and Sportscaster Jerry Coleman are joined by Hall Of Famer Jim Palmer. What's wrong with the Orioles and can it be fixed in time?

Jerry Coleman and the Baltimore Sun's Mike Preston break down last second win with tepid enthusiasm. How good is this team? That's the question they must tackle.

Jaime Moyer, a veteran who pitched into his forties, waxes on velocity vs gut and precision pitching. He has some strong thoughts on the orioles front office and what it takes to win games in this new analytics environment.

The Ravens were up 17 to 9 and got outscored 15 to nothing in the fourth quarter at home. Mike Preston was in the press box and Jerry Coleman watched the same meltdown, and neither one of them is letting anybody blame this one on John Harbaugh. Ravens great Jamal Lewis joins the show and does not hold back once he hears Derrick Henry carried the ball five times in the second half. Lewis says he would have been livid, explains why he had more standing to demand the ball than Henry does, and tells offensive coordinators around the league to check their egos at the door. On third and one he wants the handoff even if every person in the building knows it is coming. Lewis also breaks down whether the running back position is really devalued, how his running style compares to Henry's, and what happens to defensive backs in the fourth quarter after a back has been pounding them all afternoon. His line about business decisions is worth the listen on its own. Mike and Jerry get into the rest of it. Lamar Jackson's clock management and the interception at the end. Mark Andrews doing his usual disappearing act. A defense that let the Saints convert eight of fifteen on third down and two of two on fourth. Tyler Shough completing 80 percent of his passes in Baltimore. Kyle Hamilton playing well and leaving without talking. Special teams that Preston says should have gotten a D. And a home stadium where the Ravens have now lost seven of their last ten. Then a look ahead to Rio. The field that soccer players called terrible, the hour and a half bus ride, the Ravens being told to stay in the hotel while Dallas gets the beach, and whether Zay Flowers or Nnamdi Madubuike should risk playing on that surface at all. Plus Mike Preston's report card, with a grade for every unit and a D for the coaching staff. Chapters 0:00 Welcome to the show 1:21 For the Birds: the collapse against the Saints 1:38 Blowing another fourth quarter lead 3:29 Seven of the last ten lost at home 4:04 The Poe entrance and the empty seats 5:26 Outscored 15 to nothing and the penalties return 7:15 The Hawkins hold and the Hendrickson roughing call 8:20 Lamar Jackson and the interception 10:05 The clock management problem 11:08 Third and one with 7:53 left 12:19 Why this one is on the head coach 12:54 Five carries for Derrick Henry 13:31 Should Henry speak up? 14:23 Mark Andrews disappears again 15:51 The defense and third down 16:15 The tackling was atrocious 17:02 Losing Chris Olave on a skinny post 17:41 Kyle Hamilton walks out 18:37 Roquan Smith and the face mask 19:56 Tyler Shough completes 80 percent 21:01 Special teams were not special 26:41 Jamal Lewis joins the show 26:56 Is the running back really devalued? 29:57 Jamal reacts to the five carries 33:41 What he would have said to the coach 35:35 His running style compared to Henry's 37:20 What happens to DBs in the fourth quarter 38:48 Business decisions 40:13 Whatever happened to protecting this house? 41:52 Third and one: what would you have done? 42:42 Check your egos at the door 45:20 Baltimore and Beyond: the trip to Rio 46:49 Should Flowers and Madubuike risk that field? 48:12 Three new starters on the offensive line 49:21 The hotels, the bus ride and the safety briefing 51:08 How about them Cowboys 51:44 What is Declan Doyle's mindset going in? 53:10 Why this is a must win 57:40 Mike Preston's Report Card 58:03 Quarterback 58:44 Running backs 59:12 Offensive line 1:00:34 Receivers 1:01:51 Defensive line 1:02:22 Linebackers 1:03:34 Secondary 1:04:22 Special teams 1:05:53 Coaching New episodes every week. Follow @bmoresportspod on YouTube, X, Facebook and Instagram, listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, or watch with our partners at baltimoresun.com (http://baltimoresun.com/).

The Bmore Baseball Podcast with Orioles Hall of Famer Mike Bordick and Sportscaster Jerry Coleman welcomes Orioles broadcaster and also an Orioles Hall Of Fame alum, Ben McDonald. Ben waxes on the O's pitching success along with the huge number of strikeouts by Major League Batters.

Jerry Coleman and the Baltimore Sun's Mike Preston break down the game against the Colts, and Mike offers his weekly report card. Plus a look at next week's match-up against the Saints

In Episode 24 of the Bmore Baseball Podcast, JC and Orioles Hall of Famer and 14-year MLB veteran Mike Bordick cover three main topics:

Featured guest: Chris Hoiles — Former Orioles catcher Chris Hoiles joins the show for a conversation about his career and time in Baltimore.

The “Ex-Orioles Revenge Tour” — JC and Bordick discuss a remarkable stretch in 2026 in which several former Orioles returned to face Baltimore and delivered strong performances against their old club. They highlight Grayson Rodriguez, Dean Kremer, Tyler Wells, Tomoyuki Sugano, and especially Adley Rutschman, who hit two home runs in his first game back at Camden Yards after being traded. The discussion centers on whether former players carry extra motivation when facing the organization that decided it no longer wanted them, and Bordick reflects on his own experiences facing former teams.

“Tip of the Cap” — or not — The hosts turn to a controversial incident involving MLB umpire Doug Eddings and Cardinals rookie pitcher Hancel Rincon. Eddings ordered Rincon to straighten his cap during his MLB debut, telling him he wouldn't wear it that way “on my field.” JC argues that the umpire overstepped and may have intimidated a young pitcher, particularly given the heated exchange that followed with Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol. The segment also highlights how Cardinals players—and even some Rockies—appeared to protest the umpire's actions the following day by deliberately tilting their caps and batting helmets.

Overall: The episode blends Orioles nostalgia and current baseball drama, with the Chris Hoiles interview providing the feature attraction, the “Ex-Orioles Revenge Tour” offering a fun storyline about former players getting the better of Baltimore, and the cap controversy prompting a broader discussion about respect, authority, and the relationship between players and umpires in Major League Baseball.