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Sports editor, @BaltimoreBanner. Manager, 11u Cockeysville Clippers.

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Chris is a writer and editor based in Baltimore. Chris does not enjoy talking about himself like this and thinks that if you really want to know the details of his career so far you'll head over to LinkedIn.

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Wild video shows stray firework hitting field before Ravens-Patriots game Original

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By Chris Korman Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Patrick Little generally goes to Ravens games when the temperature drops below 50 degrees — the threshold at which his season-ticket-holding grandfather no longer wants to sit in the stands. On Sunday night, he was at M&T Bank Stadium with his father, a New England native and Patriots fan. As they settled in for a rivalry game, Patrick thought to take photos of the pregame fireworks display.
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A Banner video created fake Steelers-Ravens drama

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By Chris Korman Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Lamar Jackson is, as both a quarterback and public persona, one of one — uniquely, unabashedly himself, always. Sure, he appears in your prototypical Gatorade ads these days, but he’s also going his own way with building his brand. This includes marketing his own unisex cologne, Night Lights. We began talking about buying a bottle a few weeks ago, so Ravens reporter Giana Han placed an order and we awaited shipment.
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Gervonta Davis says he will retire from boxing next year

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By Chris Korman Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Baltimore’s Gervonta “Tank” Davis says he is fed up with boxing and will retire at the end of next year. “After next year, I’m out of it,” Davis said Tuesday at a press conference announcing his next bout. “Yeah, out of this sport.” Davis is scheduled to fight Lamont Roach Jr., a D.C. boxer, on March 1 at Barclays Center in New York.
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