AL East-Leading Rays Sweep Orioles

James Shields allows one run over seven innings and Jason Bartlett hits his first homer in over a year to help the AL East-leading Tampa Bay Rays complete a three-game sweep with a 10-4 win over the Orioles.

Left Chilled By Draft

If I'm Vinny Cerrato today, I really need Durant Brooks to be the next Ray Guy or Sean Landeta. Heck, I would settle for Dave Jennings. Because if Brooks, the rookie whom Cerrato surprisingly plucked in the sixth round of the NFL draft, 18 spots ahead of the now legendary Colt Brennan, doesn't at least approach numbers and performances better than his predecessor, well, Derrick Frost might turn out to be right.

Maier’s review of instant replay? O’s antagonist says it’s right call

I t might be a little late to learn this, but I thought you should know.

Ravens Cut Bramlet, Stills

The Ravens cut recently signed quarterback Casey Bramlet and former Pro Bowl special-teams ace Gary Stills on Saturday.

Orioles’ Cabrera Sits Out

Orioles pitcher Daniel Cabrera begins serving his six-game suspension for throwing at the Yankees' Alex Rodriguez after the ruling was upheld by Major League Baseball.

Dinner and a Job, But There’s a Cost

A private jet belonging to Daniel Snyder landed at a small airport in Iron County, Wis., on Friday morning, Jan. 25. Greg Blache, sequestered in the retirement home he built with his wife, Lynn, eventually hopped aboard a whirlwind plane ride. His 12-hour journey to the owner's mansion and back would irrevocably alter the course of the franchise and fracture a deep friendship between two proud, stubborn men -- one of whom returns tonight, with the visiting team.

From Beijing back to Baltimore

Back on top, U.S. men not about to fall off

W hen it was all over and the Americans were draped in red, white, blue and gold, Carmelo Anthony spoke of his team and his country and the state of USA Basketball. But he just as easily could have been referring to himself.

Goodbye Honeymoon, Hello Reality

CHARLOTTE

Acta walks into National disaster

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