Luke Jackson

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Arts Writer at The Daily Utah Chronicle

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10 Questions With Orioles Lefty Cade Povich

3 weeks ago | pressboxonline.com | Luke Jackson

Orioles starting pitcher Cade Povich recently chatted with PressBox about his favorite sports star growing up, his go-to karaoke song and more. The 6-foot-3, 185-pound left-hander was selected by the Minnesota Twins in the third round of the 2021 MLB Draft and dealt to the Orioles in 2022. Povich made his major league debut in 2024 and made the rotation out of spring training this year. PressBox: What’s a bucket-list place you’ve never been?
Jim Palmer, Jayson Stark And Peter Schmuck Share Memories Of Jim Henneman

3 weeks ago | pressboxonline.com | Luke Jackson

Longtime PressBox columnist Jim Henneman, a legend among baseball writers and an institution at Camden Yards, died on May 22, 2025, at the age of 89. Henneman covered Baltimore sports across eight different decades starting in 1958. He was a Baseball Hall of Fame voter for 40-plus years and served on the Hall’s Historical Oversight Committee, which puts together ballots for various Era Committees to vote on. He was an official scorer at Camden Yards from 1997-2019.
Former Orioles Manager Buck Showalter: 'Nothing Awkward' About Possible Reunion, But …

1 month ago | pressboxonline.com | Luke Jackson

On Aug. 3, 2010, Buck Showalter managed his first game as the manager for an Orioles team that began the season 32-73 and had already been through two managers. The Orioles won seven of their first eight games under Showalter and ended the season 34-23 under their new skipper. Fifteen years later, the Orioles must decide whether to hire their next full-time manager during the season or wait until the offseason.
What’s Next For Orioles After Firing Brandon Hyde

1 month ago | baltimorefishbowl.com | Luke Jackson |Press Box

Skip to content Home » Sports » Orioles » ESPN’s Tim Kurkjian, Buster Olney On What’s Next For Orioles After Firing Brandon Hyde The Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde on May 17, but plenty of questions still remain for a team in the midst of a nightmare season.
ESPN's Tim Kurkjian, Buster Olney On What's Next For Orioles After Firing Brandon Hyde

1 month ago | pressboxonline.com | Luke Jackson

The Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde on May 17, but plenty of questions still remain for a team in the midst of a nightmare season. How much synergy existed between Hyde and GM Mike Elias? Does owner David Rubenstein need to take on a bigger role? When will the Orioles hire a new full-time manager? ESPN baseball reporters Tim Kurkjian and Buster Olney broke it all down on Glenn Clark Radio recently.
Quint Kessenich: Maryland Men's Lacrosse Is 'Two Tight Ends And Two Running Backs'

1 month ago | pressboxonline.com | Luke Jackson

Maryland men’s lacrosse takes on Syracuse on May 24 at 2:30 p.m. in the second of two NCAA Tournament semifinal matchups, with Penn State and Cornell facing off in the noon game. This weekend marks the Terps’ 30th Final Four in program history. They’re now searching for their 18th appearance in the national championship game. They enter their semifinal game against the Orange at 13-3 overall. One of those wins came against Syracuse, an 11-7 decision on Feb. 15.
Should The Preakness And Belmont Move Their Dates? Experts Weigh In

1 month ago | pressboxonline.com | Luke Jackson

For the second time in four years, the Kentucky Derby winner opted not to run in the Preakness Stakes, sparking more conversation about whether the dates of Triple Crown races should be moved to adjust for the shifting realities of horse racing. The Derby, Preakness and Belmont have always been run in a five-week span other than in 2020, a cycle that was impacted by COVID.
What Happened To Orioles Catcher Adley Rutschman?

1 month ago | pressboxonline.com | Luke Jackson

One of the biggest storylines of the Orioles’ second-half swoon a year ago was the play of two-time All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman, who hit .189/.279/.280 in 290 plate appearances from June 29 on in 2024. A foul tip hit his right hand on June 27 immediately prior to the stretch, which observers pointed to as a possible reason for the catcher’s decline in production. However, Rutschman has more or less picked up where he left off in 2025, hitting .208/.299/.338 entering play on May 20.
New Ravens OL Joseph Noteboom On Signing With Baltimore, Embracing Versatility

1 month ago | pressboxonline.com | Luke Jackson

In February 2024, then-Rams offensive lineman Joseph Noteboom visited Baltimore to accept the Ed Block Courage Award. Noteboom suffered a torn Achilles during the 2022 season, but he bounced back to play in 14 games in 2023. It was the second major injury of his professional career; Noteboom had also torn the ACL and MCL in his right knee in 2019. In between those injuries, he helped the Rams win Super Bowl LVI in February 2022.
Maryland Men’s Lacrosse’s Daniel Kelly On Facing Brother In NCAA Quarterfinals

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Luke Jackson

Share When Maryland and Georgetown men’s lacrosse face off in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals in Annapolis on May 18, it’ll be a family affair. For the Kelly family, that is. Maryland fifth-year attackman Daniel Kelly and Georgetown sophomore attackman Shuey Kelly are part of a decorated lacrosse family. Father Bryan played at North Carolina and is now the wildly successful head coach at Calvert Hall. Brothers Jacob and Timmy followed their dad’s footsteps and played at North Carolina.