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by Quinn Gray AFC North *Baltimore Ravens 2021 record: 9-8 Projected 2022 record: 12-5 Notable additions: S Marcus Williams, S Kyle Hamilton [R], C Tyler Linderbaum [R], OT Morgan Moses, NT Michael Pierce Notable departures: WR Marquise Brown, WR Sammy Watkins, OT Alejandro Villanueva, IOL Bradley Bozeman The Ravens were ravaged by injuries last year, losing key starters on offense and defense. The team possessed the No. 1 seed in the AFC until QB Lamar Jackson suffered a season-ending injury, and following his loss, the team fell out of the playoffs. Although the Ravens’ WR room has gotten worse, the …
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Jazz Bond makes history, becomes first ever UNF basketball player drafted
Clayton Tinkle NFL Draft talk dominated the Bold City’s sports landscape for most of the spring with the Jacksonville Jaguars holding the much anticipated first overall pick. On April 11, that all changed as University of North Florida senior forward Jazz Bond swooped in to take over the headlines on the First Coast. Bond became the first player in the university’s history to be selected in the WNBA Draft when she was picked in the third round, 31st overall, by the Dallas Wings. Bond is no stranger to being first. After transferring from the University of South Florida, the redshirt …
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Pros & Cons: Should Miami Heat Trade for Chris Paul?
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NBA Roster Projections: Thin at Guard, Miami Heat Look to Young Wings to Contribute
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NBA Roster Projections: In Wide-Open NBA Eastern Conference, Orlando Magic Rely on Youth
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Negro American League Jacksonville Red Caps Instrumental On, Off the Field
Icons of America’s pastime such as Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig have laced their cleats up at present day J. P. Small Park on Jacksonville’s . What if we told you they’re not the biggest sports heroes to round the bases, though? Now, the is the birthplace of many of the Bold City’s networking and business dreams. In 1937, the then-railroad-station was the unassuming birthplace of one of the boldest, most influential stories in the First Coast’s extensive sports history. Employed as Pullman porters and tending to sleeper cars for the passengers coming in and out of the Jacksonville Terminal, our …
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Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Release Custom College New Era Caps
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Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Make Big Splash
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Suns top Double-A in Opening Weekend attendance
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Where Jacksonville Scores: Jacksonville Sports Complex
Jacksonville’s is home to great neighborhoods, restaurants and idyllic views of downtown and the water front. It is also home to Jacksonville’s Sports Complex, comprised of three distinct venues located within a mile of each other: the , and . They combine to host one major and four minor league franchises that offer year-round sports entertainment for local fans. The love affair between the citizens of Jacksonville and professional team sports dates back to the late 19th century when the city hosted Major League Baseball’s first-ever spring training in 1888. In 1904, the city welcomed its first pro team, the …
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Jacksonville Armada Sails into Suns’ Home Stadium
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Soccer is Back! Jacksonville Armada Video
