MPT to Broadcast Hour-Long Programming Block on Prospective Orioles Majority Owner
The MPT special “In Person with David Rubenstein” and “History with David Rubenstein” will air on Feb. 15.
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A Sense of Balance
It’s crucial that the Orioles’ prospective ownership continue to build the team without resorting to big spending, writes Michael Olesker.
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7 Facts You Might Not Know about New Orioles Majority Owner David M. Rubenstein
The Northwest Baltimore native comes from a Jewish but non-observant, blue-collar background.
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Group Helmed by Baltimore Native David Rubenstein Reportedly Set to Buy the Orioles
The reported transaction is valued at $1.725 billion, according to multiple media reports.
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True Team Spirit
The highlight of Sunday’s AFC Championship Game was not the sight of Taylor Swift but how the Ravens consoled Zay Flowers after the wide receiver’s youthful indiscretions, writes Michael Olesker.
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Image of Taylor Swift Pops Up in Front of Northwest Baltimore Orthodox Shul
Ner Tamid Greenspring Valley Synagogue joins the bandwagon of those celebrating the pop singer’s expected arrival in Charm City.
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A Love Affair in its Grandest Hour
Michael Olesker recalls the day 65 years ago when the Colts defeated the Giants and America’s sporting culture changed forever.
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Hometown Hero at the Plate?
Word that Baltimore-born billionaire David Rubenstein might buy the Orioles has the hearts of local baseball fans pounding, writes Michael Olesker.
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Wages of Sin
These days, you can’t turn on a ballgame without seeing commercials for sports betting, writes Michael Olesker, who remembers a different time and a different type of bookmaker.
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Pro Athletes and Teams Express Support for Israel in Wake of Hamas Attacks
The Orioles’ Dean Kremer, who is an Israeli-American, is among the sports figures who have expressed their concern for Israel during the current crisis.
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Brooksie was More Than Just a Player
A man of uncommon kindness, Brooks Robinson set the standard for personal decency for generations of athletes, writes Michael Olesker.
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