Kyle Goon is a sports columnist at The Baltimore Banner. He covers a range of topics including the Ravens, Orioles, and Maryland sports, with a strong focus on competitive and professional sports. Kyle's insights and analyses have also been featured in The Baltimore Banner.
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Kyle Goon's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, specifically football and the Baltimore Ravens. His work heavily features expert commentary and opinion editorials, indicating a preference for in-depth analysis and insights from knowledgeable sources within the sports industry.
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By: Kyle Goon
How do you beat the Ravens? This week, the Pittsburgh Steelers will look to limit Baltimore's strengths — a robust run game, a defense that
By: Kyle Goon, Jonas Shaffer
By: Jonas Shaffer, Kyle Goon
“I don't want to be called anything else but McQueen. So don't call me Derrick; just call me McQueen,” he said Thursday. “It was funny. I didn't think that was the comparison, but ‘L' [Lamar] is ‘L.' I told him he needs to be a comedian when he's done playing.”
By: Kyle Goon
As a former NFL running back — a good one, at that — Jamal Lewis has a tough time choosing when to assert himself in his son's football career.
By: Kyle Goon
Buffalo fans found a warm and welcoming home at a Baltimore bar, and see through the often deranged online debate about the teams' quarterbacks
By: Kyle Goon
Hell is hot? No. I disagree. Hell, in fact, is cold. Hell is a polar front sweeping off of Lake Erie and onto the field at Highmark
By: Kyle Goon
For all the time Joe Miller spent in the car, driving hours across the northeast chasing Navy sports teams' treks through the Patriot League, he doesn't remember turning on the radio much.
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