Luke Jones

3 weeks ago | baltimorepositive.com | Luke Jones

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The last time we saw Zay Flowers on a football field, the Ravens wide receiver suffered a Week 18 knee injury that would sideline him for Baltimore’s postseason run that ended in the divisional round a couple weeks later. We’ll never know what difference the shifty 24-year-old might have made in that excruciating 27-25 loss to Buffalo, but Flowers deemed himself “ready to go” and his right knee “100%” at the start of the second week of voluntary organized team activities.

3 weeks ago | baltimorepositive.com | Luke Jones

A day after straining his right hamstring late in a 2-1 win over the Chicago White Sox, first baseman Ryan Mountcastle became the latest Orioles player to go on the 10-day injured list. Baltimore recalled corner infielder Coby Mayo from Triple-A Norfolk to take Mountcastle’s place on the 26-man roster while also selecting the contract of outfielder Jordyn Adams and designating catcher Chadwick Tromp for assignment.

4 weeks ago | baltimorepositive.com | Luke Jones

BALTIMORE — Less than two weeks after firing longtime manager Brandon Hyde, the Orioles made an experienced addition to their coaching staff by hiring John Mabry as senior advisor. They’ve also lost another outfielder with Cedric Mullins being placed on the 10-day injured list with a right hamstring strain.

4 weeks ago | baltimorepositive.com | Luke Jones

With the Ravens conducting their first week of voluntary organized team activities in Owings Mills, I’ve offered a dozen thoughts, each in 50 words or less:1. Asked about the superb OTA attendance, Isaiah Likely said, “I feel like everybody got the memo after the last game [in Buffalo].” Is this a truly meaningful signal that next January will be different? Of course not, but John Harbaugh would much prefer having most players participating than not. 2.

1 month ago | abc13.com | Luke Jones

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick warned of THC-induced schizophrenia during a press conference Wednesday as he celebrated the passage of Senate Bill 3, which would ban THC. "This is everything you can buy at a smoke shop and a vape shop that will either cause potentially paranoia, schizophrenia, tremendous health issues for you," Patrick said, standing in front of a table filled with edibles. As alarming as these claims may sound to some, doctors say they may be true in some cases.