Gerry Sandusky, WBAL-TV's longtime sports director and the Ravens' radio voice, announced his retirement; his final 11 p.m. newscast is set for April 17, 2026.

Baltimore is finalizing a five‑year, $68M extension with Shane Baz, the high‑upside right‑hander they acquired from Tampa Bay this winter. The pact buys out arbitration years and pushes Baz into early free‑agent control.

UMBC removed head coach Angie Nicholson and assistant Rick Nicholson after parents say the assistant touched players inappropriately; players were briefed by the AD.

Under Armour’s new multiyear deal with the Orioles will put Gunnar Henderson’s likeness on Camden Yards’ new scoreboard, name the kids home run porch and launch a military ‘Sunday Salute.’

New photos show Camden Yards mid‑renovation: the press box will become a Home Plate Club, suites are being pared back and a center‑field Scoreboard Social is planned ahead of 2026.

D.C. United is moving its Messi match to Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium as the club tests local demand while pushing a proposed 12,000‑seat Carroll Park stadium and academy.

Pete Alonso invited John Oliver and his family to Camden Yards after the slugger left the Mets, offering batting-practice access to Oliver's eight-year-old son.

Organizers will cap attendance at Laurel Park at 4,800 for Preakness weekend, shifting the event toward premium hospitality.

The Baltimore Orioles are announcing the Birdland Summer Music Series, featuring a postgame concert with Nelly on May 9 and a 90s-themed concert on August 21.

Sharon Kulczynski from White Marsh won the Maryland Lottery's "Ravens Seats For 20 Years" prize, securing Baltimore Ravens season tickets for two decades.

President Trump pardoned former Ravens running back Jamal Lewis, ending a federal conviction from a 2004 drug case and prompting mixed reactions in Baltimore.

Orioles' Jackson Holliday is set for surgery on a broken hand and will miss opening day. Blaze Alexander may fill in. Jordan Westburg is also recovering from injury.

Trade chatter around Lamar Jackson has picked up after coaching moves and owner comments. His $74.5M 2026 cap hit makes extension versus trade the offseason hinge.