Word on the Street: A Baltimore Sports Short Podcast

Word on the Street: A Baltimore Sports Short Podcast

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Word on the Street: A Baltimore Sports Short Podcast episodes

  • Suh Blues
    Haloti Ngata isn’t the player that Ndamukong Suh is plus Haloti has 3 years on Suh. But that said, it could be argued that Ngata for the next 3 years could give a team about 70% of Suh’s production and someone could pay him handsomely if the Ravens cut ties with Ngata.
    2 min
  • Suh Blues
    Haloti Ngata isn’t the player that Ndamukong Suh is plus Haloti has 3 years on Suh. But that said, it could be argued that Ngata for the next 3 years could give a team about 70% of Suh’s production and someone could pay him handsomely if the Ravens cut ties with Ngata.
    2 min
  • Saying Goodbye to Fan Favorites is Never Easy
    The Baltimore Ravens do well in the draft and consequently many of their players are deserving of higher pay grades. Unfortunately the straw that stirs the drink can also force it to spill. Because of the cap, you can’t keep all of your players and in order to better the team the front office has no choice but to say goodbye to some players.
    In the last week the Ravens have been forced to say goodbye to Jacoby Jones and Torrey Smith. Both have provided great memories on the field and in the community. That’s the nature of the beast in the NFL.
    2 min
  • Saying Goodbye to Fan Favorites is Never Easy
    The Baltimore Ravens do well in the draft and consequently many of their players are deserving of higher pay grades. Unfortunately the straw that stirs the drink can also force it to spill. Because of the cap, you can’t keep all of your players and in order to better the team the front office has no choice but to say goodbye to some players.
    In the last week the Ravens have been forced to say goodbye to Jacoby Jones and Torrey Smith. Both have provided great memories on the field and in the community. That’s the nature of the beast in the NFL.
    2 min
  • Suh Blues
    Haloti Ngata isn’t the player that Ndamukong Suh is plus Haloti has 3 years on Suh. But that said, it could be argued that Ngata for the next 3 years could give a team about 70% of Suh’s production and someone could pay him handsomely if the Ravens cut ties with Ngata.
    2 min
  • Saying Goodbye to Fan Favorites is Never Easy
    The Baltimore Ravens do well in the draft and consequently many of their players are deserving of higher pay grades. Unfortunately the straw that stirs the drink can also force it to spill. Because of the cap, you can’t keep all of your players and in order to better the team the front office has no choice but to say goodbye to some players.
    In the last week the Ravens have been forced to say goodbye to Jacoby Jones and Torrey Smith. Both have provided great memories on the field and in the community. That’s the nature of the beast in the NFL.
    2 min
  • The Changing World of Sports Journalism
    With the advent of social media and with the ease of setting up one’s own blog, journalism – and I use the term loosely, has changed dramatically.
    There was a time when a bachelor of arts in journalism from a major university was a prerequisite to landing a job as a sports reporter or columnist for a local paper. Today, the real journalists compete with average Joe’s who slap up a basic blog and opine on the town’s favorite teams.
    2 min
  • The Changing World of Sports Journalism
    With the advent of social media and with the ease of setting up one’s own blog, journalism – and I use the term loosely, has changed dramatically.
    There was a time when a bachelor of arts in journalism from a major university was a prerequisite to landing a job as a sports reporter or columnist for a local paper. Today, the real journalists compete with average Joe’s who slap up a basic blog and opine on the town’s favorite teams.
    2 min

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