Iggy’s Baltimore Sports Report – February 11, 2014

Ravens:
steelers have hired thug joey porter as a defensive assistant. So, if it wasn’t bad enough that their head coach is tripping our players, now we have to deal with them attacking injured players.

Orioles:
Free agent pitcher Bronson Arroyo went to the Diamondbacks, and one of the concerns he cited with respect to Baltimore was that he wasn’t sure he could work out a deal with Baltimore, since we have already failed 2 players physicals this off season.

Alouettes
Miscellaneous off-season transactions of players none of us are familiar with…

Blast:
The Blast (13-3) won back to back games this past week, over St. Louis and Missouri, both on the road to extend the win streak to 5 games. They are off this week, but will have back to back home games next weekend on Friday and Saturday night against Pennsylvania (1-13) and Syracuse (9-7). The Blasts are .5 games behind Milwaukee (13-2)

Chesapeake Bayhawks: (Home games at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium)
US Lacrosse announced the 30-man roster that will face TeamMLL in the 2014 All-Star Game on June 26 at Harvard Stadium… MLL has entered into a partnership with Baltimore-based STX to provide equipment to MLL players for the 2014 season.

Charm:
Nothing to Report.

Capitals (See website for more details):
The Caps (27-23-9) have won 3 of the last 4, to move into a tie with Ottawa for 10th place in the conference.

Wizards (See website for more details):
The Wizards (25-25) have lost 2 of 3, but still sit in the 5th seed for the conference.

Mystics (See website for more details):
Nothing to Report.

D.C.United (See website for more details):
DC United lost 2-0 to Chicago in Bradenton, FL in a preseason match-up.

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Schedule

2014 Regular Season
Home	Away
Cincinnati Bengals (20-16, 13-6)	Cincinnati Bengals (20-16, 7-10)
Cleveland Browns (22-8, 12-3)	Cleveland Browns (22-8, 10-5)
Pittsburgh Steelers (16-23, 9-10)	Pittsburgh Steelers (16-23, 7-13)
Jacksonville Jaguars (7-10, 5-4)	Houston Texans (7-1, 3-1)
Tennessee Titans (10-10, 5-5)	Indianapolis Colts (4-9, 0-5)
San Diego Chargers (5-4, 2-0)	Miami Dolphins (6-5, 4-4)
Atlanta Falcons (2-2, 1-0)	New Orleans Saints (4-1, 1-0)
Carolina Panthers (1-3, 0-1)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-2, 1-1)