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Possible new route for Ravens: starting three receivers
One of the questions heading into Ravens minicamp was the pecking order of the wide receivers. But Derrick Mason, Demetrius Williams and Mark Clayton aren't battling against each other. They are teaming up in pursuit of a common goal. If this unit plays up to expectations, there is a possibility the Ravens could use three wide receivers as their primary formation. more
Rice, Ross, Daniels vie for backup job
The offseason decisions not to re-sign veteran running back Musa Smith and to cut Mike Anderson left the Ravens without a proven backup to Willis McGahee. Ray Rice, who was picked in the second round out of Rutgers in last month's draft, will likely get the longest look from new coach John Harbaugh, but third-year players Cory Ross and P.J. Daniels could also get their share of repetitions when training camp opens in July. more
Team showing fight under Harbaugh
David Steele: "NFL practices, no matter what time of year, erupt into slugfests from time to time. But all things considered in what used to be dubbed Camp Creampuff, there was nothing ordinary about what happened at the indoor practice facility in Owings Mills Saturday." more
Photo gallery: Ravens minicamp
View images from the weekend's mandatory minicamp. more
Floyd finally finds footing
Dan Connolly: "There have been many good stories in baseball through the first six weeks this season, but can any top Severna Park's Gavin Floyd?" more
Orioles minor league notebook: Shortstop Tucker sparks Delmarva
Delmarva Shorebirds shortstop Matt Tucker said he doesn't come to the ballpark every day thinking about his batting average or any other statistics. "I'm here to make it to the major leagues," the Aurora, Colo., native said Friday afternoon from Lexington, Ky., where he was waiting to play the Legends. "That's what we're all here for." Tucker, 24, said the Single-A Shorebirds' emphasis is on winning and not "whether I hit .300 or .250." more
O's photos
View images of the Orioles, including shots from their recent roadtrip. more
Rabil, Jays make point
The fifth-seeded Johns Hopkins Blue Jays (9-5) extended their winning streak to six and earned a second-round matchup with Navy on Saturday at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. The Midshipmen (10-5) upended fourth-seeded North Carolina, 8-7, on Saturday night. more
Virginia tops UMBC, 10-9
No. 2 seed Virginia, behind four goals from Danny Glading and three goals from Garrett Billings, overcame a two-goal deficit in the second half to beat UMBC, 10-9, in the first round of the NCAA tournament at Klockner Stadium. more
Lacrosse photos
View images of the first round of the men's and women's NCAA lacrosse tournaments. more
Believing in 'Bear'
Trainer Reade Baker looked around the Pimlico Race Course barn Saturday morning. What he saw was the rain pounding on the roof and, aside from his Preakness entry Kentucky Bear, a lot of empty stalls. "I'm from the old school," Baker said. "I've been in this a long time, and I've always thought you take a good horse to a big race early. more
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