Ravens lose Jamal Lewis to torn ACL in practice
Ravens running back Jamal Lewis sustains a left knee ACL tear in practice and is likely out for the season. MRI confirms ACL tear. coach Billick says the team will adjust and seek another back while evaluating roster options. Starting tackle Leon Searcy also out 10 to 12 weeks with a biceps tendon tear.
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Redskins coach Schottenheimer strict about party rule
Carlisle AP report notes new Redskins coach Marty Schottenheimer enforces a strict policy requiring every player to appear in a team media guide and be present for off season events. He fines Star running back Stephen Davis for not handing the ball to an official and disciplines players for not sticking with assigned groups during training camp. The piece describes his insistence on accountability and the impact on players and reserves.
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Zero tolerance Ami keeps streak as Keys fall 4-0
The Keys’ 35 inning scoreless stretch continued with a 4-0 loss to the Kinston F ans on Wednesday at Harry Ing Keys Park. Wilmington clung to second place, Cash laments fatigue, and Keys squandered multiple scoring chances including bases loaded in the third and a near-run in the ninth as Cabrera’s shallow hit and Katz’s superb defense preserved the shutout.
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Ripken's homer helps Orioles win third straight
Cal Ripken belted a solo homer in Kansas City to extend his road park homer streak since the All-Star break as the Orioles beat the Royals 4-1. Melvin Mora opened the scoring with his 10th homer, Conine added a triple, and Mike Sweeney plus Bud Groom closed out the win for Baltimore, who ride three straight victories.
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Faithful fan Mikey Sword Returns to Keys Games at Harry Grove Stadium
In Frederick, Mikey Sword, a 41 year old with the mental age of an eight year old, attends Keys home games with his father Kenneth. They arrive early, sign autographs from players, and sit in the top bleacher row since 1997. Mikey’s devotion stems from a lifelong bond to baseball and the Keys, a ritual shaping summers around games.
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