Jason La Canfora

Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta has had one primary job since the last time he got Lamar Jackson signed to a long-term deal. Don’t let that be an anomaly. L

Let’s suspend disbelief for this exercise, shall we? Let’s pretend that the Orioles don’t have feckless, private-equity obsessed owners who weren't drive by bus

There isn’t a whole lot up for grabs right now atop the Ravens depth chart. Injuries, unfortunately, will inevitably alter that for the worse. As the workload increases and the preseason games begin, attrition will take hold.

The Orioles’ ineptitude is masked by American League standings that provide abundant cover. It is the great safety net that allows a failed baseball executive

Tempo, speed and cadence quicky became buzzwords around the nascent 2026 Ravens offense. Receivers are talking about his explosive it could be, with all the shifting and motion to try to unlock downfield shots.

It’s a shame that as Shane Baz has settled into Baltimore and emerged as a dependable – and sometimes exceptional – starting pitcher the team has systematically

Ravens defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver, quire casually, in the spring mentioned that edge Mike Green is primed for a double-digit season. Weaver revealed a

Bringing Craig Albernaz back to manage the Orioles at a time when young skippers around MLB are exceeding expectations while Baltimore succumbs to individual an

It's a shame that as Shane Baz has settled into Baltimore and emerged as a dependable – and sometimes exceptional – starting pitcher the team has systematically stopped scoring runs for him.

Tempo, speed and cadence quicky became buzzwords around the nascent 2026 Ravens offense.