Word on the Street: A Baltimore Sports Short Podcast

The Baltimore Orioles offense isn't being driven by just one or two players. As a few guys cool down, some others heat up. That recipe will serve them well going forward.

Baltimore Orioles pitcher Chris Tillman has tweaked his pitching arsenal in 2016, and the early results are very encouraging.

The Ravens receiving corps, like their offensive backfield, is a bit crowded for the moment with 13 candidates vying for 6 or 7 spots on the 53-man roster.

The competition for 3 or 4 tailback jobs will be fierce when the Baltimore Ravens kick off training camp this summer. Here's how the field shakes out.

The Baltimore Orioles hit six homers in their win on Sunday. While they rely on the home run to score runs, they're hardly alone in that regard in 2016.

The Baltimore Orioles have gotten some strong pitching lately, but to remain in contention, their offense will have to heat up. Time to shake up the lineup.

Mike Preston has developed a reputation for giving hot takes over the years, but this particular one was a total contradiction.

The Orioles fell out of first place on the first of May, but there is obviously still plenty of baseball left to be played.

The Cowboys suspected that the Ravens were interested in Jalen Ramsey. They were right and offered the No. 4 pick to the Ravens, knowing full well that the Jaguars at No. 5, would race to the podium to hand in the card for Ramsey.

By most counts Ozzie Newsome & Co. reeled in a nice haul of players from the amateur ranks during the 2016 NFL Draft. But at the end of the day the Ravens didn't get Jack!