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Longtime sports gambling writer Bill Ordine recently spoke with PressBox about his favorite NFL futures bets ahead of training camp, the teams that could make noise after not making the playoffs last year and more.

After rehabbing his surgically repaired ankles for the better part of two years, UMBC guard Devin Ceaser is back at full strength.

Watch a Loyola men's basketball practice and it's obvious why head coach Josh Loeffler brought California native Leo Ricketts to Baltimore. "He does a really good job of just doing the things that help you win basketball games," Loeffler said.

Acquired from the Red Sox in the Adley Rutschman trade, pitching prospect Anthony Eyanson is settling in with the Baysox and adjusting to life in the Orioles organization. "I truly believe that everything happens for a reason," Eyanson said. "I'm just trying to stay as positive as I can with it."

Baltimore Film Breakdown's Spencer Schultz recently shared his advice on futures bets ahead of the 2026 NFL season.

"I'm not going to lie, it feels good," Braxton Woodson said of being the starting quarterback at Navy. "It feels good finally being able to take that one role, that one step. It feels a lot different than being the backup -- I will say that, for sure."

Orioles prospect Joseph Dzierwa has already pitched more innings this season than he did for Michigan State a year ago. "I feel better now than I did at the end of my college season," Dzierwa said. "... I think it's the resources and honestly just devoting everything you have into the game."

Tyler Wells was hanging out with Trevor Rogers when he got the call that he'd been traded from the Orioles to the Rays. "I wouldn't say it blindsided me," Wells said, "... but it happened a lot faster than what I actually thought it was going to."

Former Navy standout Landon Robinson has impressed in two straight preseason games with the Bengals. "You just have to be grateful," Robinson said. "... Every snap that you get you have to go out there and you have to work hard and just play like it's your last snap."

Trey Mancini talked with PressBox about retirement, fatherhood, what's next and why he walks away from the game with no regrets.