Tony Lombardi is a local journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland. He writes for BWP Associates LLC and his work has also been featured in Elite Agent. Tony covers a range of topics, including sports, entertainment, and local events, providing insightful commentary and analysis for his readers.
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Tony Lombardi's coverage focuses heavily on local sports, particularly football and the Baltimore Ravens. He appears to value event coverage, expert commentary, and analysis of player performance.
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Calling out Harbaugh, Monken & Lamar for their big game phobia. Yet a silver lining did appear that could be a building block.
Some players willingly accept the dirty work to allow others to shine.
Despite his greatness, some fans want to run Justin Tucker out of town while others dump on Lamar Jackson. The perils of recency bias.
By: Tony Lombardi
Malik Harrison was excellent filling in for Roquan Smith. With 12 total tackles he is the Week 12 Jimmy's Famous Seafood Big Crab Cake.
By: Tony Lombardi
Jimmy's Famous Seafood is an iconic restaurant in Baltimore. But it's so much more than that because two sons kept their dad's dream alive.
Ravens fall to (8-5) after losing to the Eagles 24-19. Here are the mostly gory details.
Sometimes the truth hurts and so too does the Eagles defensive front.
The old Ronnie Stanley is back, but for how long? Could OBJ be coming back?
Devontez Walker made the most of his first receiving opportunity in the NFL, a 21-yard scoring strike from Lamar Jackson v. the NY Giants.
The Ravens had some great performances but there's still some cleaning up to do.
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