Jerry Hoffberger News Today

Peter Angelos goes to his grave, at 94, as the most vilified guy in town. The man who owned the Baltimore Orioles for three decades should have been a hero around here, but he couldn’t get out of his own way.

They have looked up and down the lineup and what they have seen is the Orioles and Rays in particular have better, mostly younger, more athletic players on both sides of the ball at catcher, first base, shortstop, third base and left field. They see in Aaron Judge and Clarke Schmidt the only two homegrown players of consequence on this team and wonder why the Yankee...

Having gone this far, perhaps the team could encourage the involved parties to allow National Bohemian beer to be sold at the stadium again.

Bill Tanton, the popular Baltimore Evening Sun sports columnist and editor known for his affection for lacrosse, died of a benign brain tumor Sunday at his North Baltimore home. He was 90.