At last... baseball is back in Charm City. Well, almost. The Baltimore Orioles open their season today in Boston against the Red Sox, and to celebrate the occasion, we bring you a comprehensive Exit 52 Podcast preview of the 2023 season for the O's. Jake, RDT, and Taylor hop in for today's show to break down some of their predictions for the squad by category, answer some listener questions by mailbag, and have some fun ahead of one of the most fun days on the sports calendar. Can you taste the beer? Because we can, and it's cold baby!

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Joining the podcast today for something a bit different is Lee Sanderlin (@LeeOSanderlin), a reporter on the courts beat for the Baltimore Sun. Lee joins Jake to discuss a few different topics, mainly one of the stories he's been following over the past few weeks that's taken a turn for the strange. That would be the saga of Roy McGrath, a former aide to governor Larry Hogan who was scheduled to stand trial for embezzlement and wire fraud, but went missing the day his trial was supposed to begin. He's still yet to be found, and in the time being, an ebook by a mystery author has been released, purporting to tell Roy's side of the story in all that's happened. Lee's been right there though it all, and will continue to follow it as it unfolds, so we hope you guys enjoy today's listen. Thanks for tuning in, and we'll be back again very soon.

It was another banner day in Ravens twitter, as the team's franchise quarterback took to the website to let the world know that on March 2nd, he requested a trade from the team. Was this an attempt to sandbag John Harbaugh's media availability? Is Lamar trying to force his way out of town, or just force the Ravens hand in paying him? What do we make of all this moving forward as the draft approaches and teams continue to not show interest? We break it all down for you tonight as #LamarWatch continues.

It was a weird day on Ravens Twitter (or, couple hours, really). Jake and Spenny are here to break it all down and laugh along with you in a brief recap of all the happenings. First, it came out that a #FloridaMan by the name of Ken Francis was reaching out to team's on Lamar's behalf... then it came out that Ken was a fitness equipment entrepreneur... then Lamar denied the report... then Lamar tweeted a video promoting said fitness equipment. Is there serious analysis to be had on the topic? Maybe, but you won't find much of it here.

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The podcast is back on a Wednesday, featuring Banks Jake, and RDT. The guys have plenty to say tonight, touching on Maryland basketball, the World Baseball Classic, some thoughts on the early Spring as a great time to be a sports fan, your typical Lamar Jackson update (which took a bit of a weird turn this week), and more. After that, the fellas get into a bit of a contentious draft, picking from their favorite types of soup. They close things out with a Nik-Caner Medley Maryland Man of the Week, Dead or Alive, and some general closing thoughts. Thanks as always for listening, and we'll talk again very soon!

What's up everyone? Jake and Spenny hop in the studio on this fine Friday to recap a wild Terps win over the West Viriginia Mountaineers in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. After some chatter on that the guys get into a lengthy discussion on NFL free agency, which predictably spends a ton of time on updates surrounding Lamar Jackson and all that's gone down with him since his negotiating window opened up on Wednesday. The fellas close things out with some brief Orioles talk as opening day is right around the corner. Can you feel it? Thanks as always for listening, and we'll chat with you guys again very soon.

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The Exit 52 Podcast is back for another episode, as Banks, RDT, and Taylor Smyth are here for the start of one of the best sports stretches of the year. That would be the start of March Madness, which the guys get into today at the top of the show, talking who they like, and how they like the Terps chances this year. After that, they discuss some of the drama on Twitter today with Lamar Jackson and his continued contract saga, as well as doing their starting 5 of mascots, and your usual run of segments. Thanks for listening, and we'll be back to you later in the week with another show!

Jake, Spenny, and Banks hop in the studio to discuss the news of Lamar Jackson receiving the non-exclusive franchise tag.

The guys are back in studio to chat a bit on the NFL combine, especially relative to some of the Lamar Jackson news we received out of it. Will he be tagged? Will he then be traded? Will a deal be struck at the 11th hour? We're still waiting to see. Beyond that, there was plenty to discuss around Spring training as the Orioles continue to look solid, while some broadcasting foibles courtesy of MASN rained on their parade a bit. After saying their peace on all of it, the fellas draft their starting 5 of athletic freaks, pick their NCMMmoW, and partake in a quick dead or alive. Thanks for tuning in, and we'll chat again very soon.

March 2nd was an unusually toxic day in the history of Ravens Twitter, something that wouldn't have seemed to matter so much 10 years ago, but now seems to be a relatively important issue. Especially as it relates to how the organizations players feel they're being treated, and when they use the bird app to go and voice their negative opinions in that regard. Three guys very familiar with Ravens Twitter are Jake, Spenny, and Banks who hopped on the mic to recap a wild few days, starting with an NFLPA report that left egg on the faces of many higher ups within The Castle, as well as an explosive tweet from Rashod Bateman that directly called out Eric DeCosta. With the Lamar Jackson saga continuing to drag out, the last thing this club needs is more drama - unfortunately, it seems like they can't avoid it these days.