Kyle Goon is a sports columnist for The Baltimore Banner, specializing in coverage of the Baltimore Ravens, Baltimore Orioles, and Maryland sports. With a focus on local sports, Kyle provides in-depth analysis, player profiles, and commentary on the latest happenings in the sports scene, highlighting the impact of athletes and moments that define Baltimore sports.
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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, Jonas Shaffer, Paul Mancano
The Ravens' regular season is 33% over, and what a first third it was.
By: Kyle Goon
The interesting part is not that the Ravens are good offensively, but it’s about how good they are. Some wild numbers give this offense an impressive sense of scale.
By: Kyle Goon
There is no secret to the Navy football team's 6-0 start. There might be no secrets to Navy football at all.
By: Kyle Goon
The Browns made a hugely controversial decision to sign the quarterback, who was facing sexual assault allegations, to a guaranteed deal in 2022.
By: Kyle Goon
There's no fear factor to this defense — a problem that is rooted, I believe, in a pass rush that can't get home even when the Ravens are sending the house.
By: Kyle Goon
. Gay scored 17,642 points in 1,120 games in a career that took him to Memphis, Toronto, San Antonio, Sacramento and Utah.
By: Kyle Goon
Orioles fans all hope that players like Gunnar Henderson, Adley Rutschman and Anthony Santander can be in Baltimore for life, but we live with the worry that big-market, big-money teams like the Dodgers will eventually sweep up the talent the Orioles have painstakingly cultivated.
By: Kyle Goon
It seemed like a good idea at the time. Chris Collier should have been thinking about his footing, about where he was on the field as a
By: Kyle Goon
Trenton Simpson and Tavius Robinson were two of the second-year Ravens who made a big impact on an improved performance from Baltimore’s beleaguered defense.
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