Childs Walker is a sports enterprise reporter. Since 2001, he has covered Carroll County politics, Anne Arundel County land use, the Orioles, higher education, the 9/11 attacks, a Super Bowl and more. He grew up in Baltimore, learning to put Old Bay on everything and be suspicious of Washington, attended Gilman and graduated from Emory University.
Peter George Angelos, longtime Orioles owner, Baltimore political activist and one of the most successful class-action attorneys in U.S. history, died Saturday, according to the Orioles.
The Preakness Stakes would be run four weeks after the Kentucky Derby, instead of the traditional two, under a plan being floated by the CEO of 1/ST Racing, which owns...
Bob Baffert's voice cracked as he tried to make sense of a tragic, triumphant Saturday at Pimlico Race Course. The Hall of Fame trainer had watched his horse, Havnameltdown, suffer...
George Cusimano heard the big, red horse coming more than he saw him. Sitting atop pacesetter Ecole Etage in the early stages of the 1973 Preakness Stakes, Cusimano had to...
At least Mage's owners and his trainer, Gustavo Delgado, decided to run their horse in the Preakness Stakes two weeks after his unexpected triumph in the Kentucky Derby. Because without...
The 19-year-old Frenchman has whetted NBA appetites like no prospect since LeBron James. As such, the draft lottery that determines a professional destination for Victor Wembanyama, a 7-foot-2 wonder who...
Kentucky Derby champion Mage is an 8-5 favorite for Saturday's Preakness Stakes in an eight-horse field devoid of opponents he faced in the first leg of the Triple Crown series....
To a person, they cross their fingers or say a small prayer every time a major race draws near: Please, please do not let a horse breakdown. Those who love...