Friday, March 16, 2012
The Baltimore Blast will host Milwaukee Friday night in Game 1 of the MISL Championship series. The game begins at 7:35 p.m. at 1st Mariner Arena.
For Mike Lookingland, there are two givens this time of year. First, the Fallston native will be pulling for Duke in the NCAA Tournament. Second, and just as passionately, the Baltimore Blast's all-league defender will be hoping the Milwaukee Wave lose in the Major Indoor Soccer League playoffs. “I don’t think I’ve ever hated anything more in my life than the Milwaukee Wave,” Lookingland said. Lookingland and the Baltimore Blast (18-6) hosts Milwaukee (16-6) in Game 1 of the MISL Championship Series Friday night at 1st Mariner Arena in Baltimore. Game 2 will be played at 4 p.m. Sunday in Milwaukee. If the teams are split, a 15-minute "mini-game" will be played to determine the champ. Tickets are still available. “There’s so much bad blood…
Monday, January 23, 2012
After the Ravens loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday, Patch wants to know where our readers rank it in terms of all time hardest losses.
Sunday's loss in the AFC Championship game stung. But where does it rank on the all time list of defeats?
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Baltimore-area Patch sites hosted a live chat during the Ravens-Texans AFC Divisional game.
Welcome to Patch's first Ravens live chat. We'll be here starting at noon, providing a live feedback session for fans who like to watch the game and interact with others. Havre de Grace Patch editor Sean Welsh, a former Baltimore sports writer, will moderate the chat. We'll have updates via Twitter—particularly from Owings Mills Patch editor Alexander Pyles, who will be at the game. Want your Twitter comments to pop up in the live chat stream here on Patch? Easy. Just use #RavensPatch somewhere in your 140 characters, and it'll pop up in our conversation, powered by CoverItLive. Going to the game? Tweet a picture of you and your fellow Ravens fans and use the #RavensPatch hashtag, and share your view with everyone else! We'll also be …
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12:01 am on Saturday, January 28, 2012
1966 The following season, the NFL raised the uprights on the goal posts from 20 feet to 30 feet . The Packers, led by Vince Lombardi, continued their winning streak to win it all in the 1966 inaugural Super Bowl. They won again in 1967 Super Bowl II before the Colts appeared in their loss to the Jets in Super Bowl III. http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1996-11-03/sports/1996308165_1_colts-packers… more ›