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Troy Lowman - The Ghosts of 33rd Street 

Filmmaker and Maryland-native Troy Lowman ("The Ghosts of 33rd Street") helps us kick off the new year with a look back at the pro football franchise that still looms large over the city of Baltimore's sports exploits - the Colts. While the Ravens have been carrying the region's modern-day NFL torch since their messy arrival/conversion from the original Cleveland Browns franchise in 1996, few residents of Charm City would dispute the deep roots and lasting contributions of the legendary club that preceded them from 1953-83 - including three memorable NFL championships and a Super Bowl [V] title. Before surreptitiously absconding for the greener financial pastures of Indianapolis in the snow-whipped overnight/morning hours of March 28-29, 1984, the Colts had largely been the darlings of Baltimore sports fans for much of their 30 years - only to be undone by a long-festering brew of owner greed, stadium economics and political miscalculation. Lowman helps us unravel the elongated story arc of the once-beloved Baltimore Colts franchise, why the club ultimately left, and how that which has replaced it since will never fully equal what once was. Support the show by getting four free months of NordVPN when you use promo code GOODSEATS at checkout!

Filmmaker and Maryland-native Troy Lowman ("<a href="https://bullittpointproperties.com/ghosts-of-33rd/#clip=7w95a96e114w" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Ghosts of 33rd Street</a>") helps us kick off the new year with a look back at the pro football franchise that still looms large over the city of Baltimore's sports exploits - the Colts. While the Ravens have been carrying the region's modern-day NFL torch since their messy arrival/conversion from the original Cleveland Browns franchise in 1996, few residents of Charm City would dispute the deep roots and lasting contributions of the legendary club that preceded them from 1953-83 - including three memorable NFL championships and a Super Bowl [V] title. Before surreptitiously absconding for the greener financial pastures of Indianapolis in the snow-whipped overnight/morning hours of March 28-29, 1984, the Colts had largely been the darlings of Baltimore sports fans for much of their 30 years - only to be undone by a long-festering brew of owner greed, stadium economics and political miscalculation. Lowman helps us unravel the elongated story arc of the once-beloved Baltimore Colts franchise, why the club ultimately left, and how that which has replaced it since will never fully equal what once was. Support the show by getting four free months of <a href="https://nordvpn.com/goodseats" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">NordVPN</a> when you use promo code <a href="https://nordvpn.com/goodseats" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">GOODSEATS</a> at checkout!

196: Baltimore's "Ghosts of 33rd Street" - With Troy Lowman

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Charles Davis

Ross Grimsley

Je'Rod Cherry

An extremely busy #WouldYouRatherWednesday edition of GCR. Would you rather the Orioles go all-in and call up Adley Rutschman now, make the playoffs and keep the Yankees out OR avoid starting his clock but miss the playoffs while the Yankees get hot and make the World Series? Late in Hour 1, former three time Super Bowl champion Patriots safety Je'Rod Cherry (now with ESPN Radio Cleveland and the Browns Radio Network) joined us to preview Sunday's season opener-what should we expect from a Kevin Stefanski-lead team? Early in Hour 2, new CBS NFL analyst Charles Davis joined us before he calls Sunday's season opener, how much of an advantage should the Ravens have in this strange season because of their continuity? ANd late in Hour 2, filmmaker Troy Lowman joined the show to discuss his new documentary "Ghosts of 33rd Street," looking into the transition from the Colts to the Ravens in Baltimore.

Glenn Clark Radio September 9, 2020 (Charles Davis, Je'Rod Cherry, Ross Grimsley, Troy Lowman)