John Wall officially announced his retirement yesterday after being out of action for the past two seasons. Bob Haynie looks back on the brightest career of any Wizards player in recent history.

Bob Nightengale suggested that Bob Melvin could be out in San Francisco if he doesn't deliver a postseason appearance this year. Would he be a good fit for the Orioles if he becomes available? Bob and Nolan shared their thoughts.

The Browns have landed on Joe Flacco as their week one starter while the Colts are rolling with Daniel Jones over Anthony Richardson. Bob and Vinny react to the latest news from around the NFL.

Tony Mansolino can't catch a break when it comes to his bullpen decisions, but Jim Hunter is still confused by what unfolded in the 8th and 9th inning last night. He discussed that and more with the guys.

The Ravens are under a week away from finalizing their initial 53-man roster. How difficult will that process be for John Harbaugh and his staff? Bob and Vinny reacted to the head coach's comments about what he prioritizes this time of year.

The O's aren't competing for a playoff spot, but they do have the chance to screw things up for other contenders. Their recent stretch of wins against postseason caliber teams has fans more excited about the brand of baseball they are playing.

The Orioles are fortunate to still have a solid core of position players as they head into a crucial offseason. A lot of work still needs to be done, but Bob Nightengale says it's not far-fetched for Baltimore to be back in the mix next year.

Rob Manfred has announced his intentions to get the ball rolling on MLB expansion in the coming years. That would require a realignment of the current division structure and a potential loss of classic rivalry matchups. Bob Haynie isn't willing to lose those yearly battles against Boston and New York.

The Orioles have given Colton Cowser the opportunity to start in center field since Dylan Beavers was called up. Will that end up being where plays a majority of his games in 2026?

The Ravens secondary depth has gone from stacked to thin in the span of just a few weeks. Will this come back to bite them when regular season arrives? Jerry Coleman is keeping an eye on Jaire Alexander in particular.