Baltimore Sports Stories

Sharing stories about the great sports history of Baltimore and keeping up with the current teams

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

There have been some great clutch performances in the history of Baltimore Sports. StatMan and Robin share two of orr favorites in this episode, an historic comeback by the Maryland Terps football team and a shocking triumph by the Terps in the ACC Basketball Tournament
https://t.co/jBAE1WdO7S

[Ryan Ripken @ryanripkenshow]

Chuck Pagano on Ed Reed watching film at 3 am in college:

“Ed would never sleep at the University of Miami… Him and Reggie wayne were roommates and Reggie would be coming in and going, coach can you get Ed another roommate, he’s up at 3 in the morning watching tape”

[Dev Panchwagh @devpanchwagh]

I love this play. Getting Coach’s take is just amazing content from Ryan & crew. But no surprise — they’re among the best in the game.

What I notice now: Ray mouthed something before he launched. Almost looks like “let’s gooo.” Lmao.

His trust in his trigger was elite. #Ravens

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

Another “the thrill of victory, the agony of defeat” moment

[Censored Leak @CensoredLeak]

Camera man deserves a raise the timing is hilarious

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

@afkostka Seems like there is a joke in there about the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing…

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

In 1985, the defending USFL champion Philadelphia Stars moved to Baltimore. They didn't quite make it but kept the name and defended their title. Join us for the strange story of the 1985 "Baltimore Stars." #1985 #Baltimore #USFL #Stars https://t.co/hC7wr3HrCF

[Baseball In Pics @baseballinpix]

Brooks and Frank Robinson at Fenway Park. The Orioles went 63-45 against the Red Sox when these two played with each other in Baltimore.

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

Robin presents the case for the odds of anyone matching the accomplishments Frank Robinson achieved in his career being a million to one, and the Statman chimes in with the surprising ripple effect the Orioles trading him in 1971 had across baseball. #FrankRobinson #Orioles #DoyleAlexander
https://t.co/7TtfDDKtKt

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

Statman and Robin debate their choices for the four cherished sports on the Mount Rushmore of Baltimore sports. They reviewed the credentials of a strong pool of candidates and ended with one notable disagreement (but they are still friends). #Unitas #RayLewis #FrankRobinson #MichaelPhelps #BrooksRobinson #Orioles #Ravens #Colts
https://t.co/YvXkYU4tZN

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

Statman and Robin look back at Baltimore training camps with the Ravens in 2001 and Colts in 1971 and the television coverage they received. They also review the Colts' history with exhibition/preseason games and two devastating injuries suffered during them.
#Colts #Ravens
https://t.co/z8RODzgJqW

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

In mid-August 1980 the Yankees came to Baltimore for a five-game series in the midst of a battle for the AL East lead. The stakes and intensity epitomized the teams' rivalry at the time and record crowds turned out to watch. #Orioles #Yankees
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[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

We go back to the final series of the 1982 baseball season, where the Orioles hosted the Brewers needing a sweep to win the AL East-it was quite an emotional finish. #Orioles #Brewers #EarlWeaver
https://t.co/lnYCBrdxVs

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

Every sports fan has that moment when they experience something that connects them to a team and they are hooked to them forever. In this episode, Statman and Robin share their experiences of how they got hooked by two of their favorite teams.
To listen: https://t.co/1kokuGnp43

[Baltimore magazine @Baltimoremag]

Twenty-five years after Super Bowl XXXV, we sat down with a few of the stars—and the man who led them—to relive the glory. https://t.co/PhfjRRHTK9

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

And rightly so.

[Maryland Football @TerpsFootball]

An All-Time Terp 🐢

Randy White was named to @sportingnews' College Football 1970s All-America Team.

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

Introducing our new podcast-in our premier episode we share some of our favorite things about Baltimore sports history. You can listen here: https://t.co/rygahE14G1

[Dan Connolly @danconnolly2016]

The ridiculous stat still lives, Baltimorons. A US team has won the Canadian Football League championship (Balmer Stallions, 1995) more recently than a Canadian team has won a Stanley Cup (Montreal, 1993). Took 7 games, but it’s good for another year.

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

Sad to think of all the polyesters that gave up their lives to the Dodgers could try to look cool.

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

The Dodgers set a record in 1977 when they used 23% of the available polyester in Los Angeles during this photo session.

[Baltimore Sports Stories @BaltSportsStory]

1979 brought a new level of energy and fun to Orioles' baseball, and it really got rolling on that night.

[Pete Kerzel @masnPete]

Happy Oriole Magic Day! June 22, 1979, Doug DeCinces' hits a two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth to beat the Tigers. https://t.co/rs3Gyw6aFU

[Michael McCann @McCannSportsLaw]

Len Bias died 35 years ago today, devastating his family and shocking the NBA--and Celtics--for years. His death catalyzed Congress to pass drug laws that included mandatory minimum sentences and controversial sentencing disparities for crack and cocaine. https://t.co/kpiEavpjm4