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	Baltimore News As-it-happens update ⋅ February 2, 2018
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	Ravens' Ozzie Newsome to step down as general manager, Eric DeCosta to take over in 2019 Baltimore Sun Ozzie Newsome will step down as Ravens general manager next season, handing the reigns of the player personnel decisions over to Eric DeCosta, owner Steve Bisciotti said at Friday's State of the Ravens address. Flag as irrelevant
	Instant analysis from Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti's news conference Baltimore Sun Sports columnist Mike Preston and Peter Schmuck give their instant analysis of Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti news conference. (Kevin Richardson/Baltimore Sun video). The Baltimore Sun. Reaction from owner Steve Bisciotti's State of the Ravens news conference: Jeff Zrebiec, reporter: Bisciotti ... Flag as irrelevant
	Highlights of Ozzie Newsome's career with the Ravens Baltimore Sun Ozzie Newsome will step down as Ravens general manager after next season. Here's a summary of his career: Baltimore Sun staffThe Baltimore Sun. Highlights from the career of Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome, who will step down from his role after this season, owner Steve Bisciotti ... Flag as irrelevant
	Steve Bisciotti said he considered firing John Harbaugh after season but gives no ultimatums for Baltimore Sun I'm not going to give a playoff-or-bust edict to you all or to my coach," Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said Friday. Flag as irrelevant
	Who is Eric DeCosta, the Ravens' GM in waiting? Baltimore Sun Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said Friday that general manager Ozzie Newsome will step down after the 2018 season and Eric DeCosta will replace him. Flag as irrelevant
	Baltimore Orioles Acquire Andrew Susac from Milwaukee Brewers The Baltimore Wire The Baltimore Orioles have acquired catcher Andrew Susac from the Milwaukee Brewers for a player to be named later or cash considerations. Flag as irrelevant
	Benjamin Watson Talks About What Winning Man of the Year Would Mean Baltimore Ravens Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson is in Minneapolis for the NFL Honors, where one of the three finalists will be announced as the Walter Payton Man of the Year award winner Saturday night. Flag as irrelevant

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