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Raymond Berry at the 2008 event celebrating the 50th anniversary of "The Greatest Game." (Photo Credit: Sabina Moran/PressBox)
Whether it’s still, legitimately, “The Greatest Game Ever Played,” it’s arguably the greatest moment in Baltimore sports history.
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Greg Joseph celebrates after defeating the Baltimore Ravens at FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland, Oct. 7, 2018. (Jason Miller/Getty Images)
Greg Joseph booted a game-winning 37-yard field goal – which was reportedly partially blocked by a defender – in overtime Oct. 7 against the division rival Baltimore Ravens.
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Jo Cohen began swimming seven years ago after the passing of her husband, Harold. “The most important thing is to stay healthy,” she says.
(Photo by Natalie Jeffery)
Jo Cohen, the 79-year-old Pikesville resident, only began swimming seven years ago — and is now a seven-time Maryland Senior Olympics medalist.
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Team Israel players are shown here in 2017 lining up for the singing of the national anthem prior to the World Baseball Classic game against the Netherlands. (Matt Roberts/Getty Images)
The 10 players slated to make aliyah next week include Corey Baker, a retired minor leaguer; Gabe Cramer, a minor leaguer in the Kansas City Royals system; Blake Gailen and Joey Wagman, who play in the Independent League; and Alex Katz, a Baltimore Orioles minor leaguer.
Read MoreThe rule known simply as the new helmet rule is the logical expansion of its predecessor — the 2013 “crown of the helmet” rule, which outlawed all helmet-led contact unless it was in the tackle box.
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Josh Rosen, right, posing with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell at the 2018 NFL Draft at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, April 26, 2018. (Tom Pennington/Getty Images)
Josh Rosen, who was a quarterback for UCLA before he was drafted, told the league’s online magazine earlier this year that a lot of the trash talk that was directed at him on the field during college was anti-Semitic.
Read MoreThe quarterback and coach clashed frequently, especially about the team’s offense, which Unitas viewed as his area of expertise.
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The Baltimore JCC Maccabi 15-16 boys basketball team are shown at the 36th annual JCC Maccabi Games & ArtsFest in 2017 in Orange County, California. (File photo)
Young basketball phenom from Pikesville High soars to new heights at games in Israel and California.
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Former Hopkins lacrosse stars Mike Federico (left) and Mark Greenberg, shown here on the field back in their playing days. (Provided Photo)
“I think there is a stereotype of a Jewish man who’s short and frail,” Mark Greenberg says, “and I did not fit that characteristic at all.”
Read MoreAdam Jones’ value goes far beyond the white lines. He has been a model citizen who shows his face at lots of meaningful events on the city’s calendar.
Read MoreWhile concentrating on his pitching, Dean Kremer is proud to be a symbol for many American Jewish baseball enthusiasts.
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