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Baltimore, Towson
As seen in: WBAL-AM (Baltimore, MD), WIYY-FM (Baltimore, MD), C4 and Bryan Nehman
Host of Ravens Postgame on WBAL Radio—Play-by-Play commentator, and sneaky pick in pick-up basketball
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M&T Bank Stadium renovations include new suites, new food offerings

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By Nick Testoni Verified, Kim Dacey Verified
| C4 and Bryan Nehman
Crews finished the first year of renovations at M&T Bank Stadium just in time for the start of preseason later this week. New field-level seats will allow fans to sit up close and personal to the action this season. “(It’s) the best seat in the house because you’re so connected to the game. The high five after the winning touchdown against the (Pittsburgh) Steelers will happen right there,” said Richard Tamayo, the team’s senior vice president of stadium operations.
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Corbin Burnes could be Orioles first pitcher to start All-Star game since 1980

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By Robert Sobus Verified, Nick Testoni Verified
| C4 and Bryan Nehman
Baltimore Orioles right-handed pitcher Corbin Burnes has a chance to do something that hasn’t been done in over four decades. Burnes was elected to his fourth consecutive All-Star Game on Sunday and his first as a member of the Orioles. Burnes could be the first Orioles’ pitcher since Steve Stone in 1980 to start an All-Star Game. WBAL’s T.J. Smith spoke with Burnes on Thursday.
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UMD, Georgetown  to resume rivalry starting 2025-2026 season | WBAL Baltimore News

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By Nick Testoni Verified
| C4 and Bryan Nehman
A longtime college basketball rivalry is being renewed for the first time in almost a decade. College Park and the University of Maryland are only 23 miles away from the campus of Georgetown in Washington, D.C. Yet, the two storied college basketball programs have only played five times since the 1980s. The two schools played regularly from 1935-1980 but disputes between longtime head coaches John Thompson Jr. and Lefty Driesell put an end to regular scheduled games.
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