Chris McAlister

Actress Milla Jovovich sells her Beverly Hills home

2009-09-19 00:00:00

Newlywed actress and model Milla Jovovich, the weapon-toting glammando from the "Resident Evil" films, has sold a Beverly Hills Post Office-area home for $2.75 million. Although she lived in the John Woolf-designed, Hollywood Regency-style home for a...

NFL's Chris McAlister lists Beverly Hills Post Office home at $7.9 million

2009-09-10 00:00:00

Former Baltimore Ravens cornerback Chris McAlister has listed his Beverly Hills Post Office area home at $7.9 million. The gated, French Normandy-style estate with five bedrooms and seven bathrooms in 9,375 square feet has been his home during the off-...

Hot Property: NFL's Chris McAlister lists his Beverly Hills mansion

2009-09-17 08:53:46

The Weekly Wrap-Up: Aquascapes, sanitariums, crickets, problematic vegetable gardens and more

2009-09-19 16:33:13

Big Bear's Kriss Proctor thrives under pressure

2007-09-19 00:00:00

Nestled in the mountains of the San Bernardino National Forest is Big Bear, hometown of Kriss Proctor, a 17-year-old senior quarterback whose life tales are filled with enthralling moments. He wakes each morning and inhales fresh, crisp, invigorating...

Ray Lewis was fearsome, polarizing -- and loved by his city

2013-02-16 13:43:00

Ray Lewis was born to play football, so much so that you wonder if he'll ever find the joy and satisfaction in the rest of his life that he found on the field. You go ahead and pick your iconic image of the man. Here's mine: No. 52 with shoulders...

Joe Flacco at the center of major decisions for Ravens

2013-02-17 18:06:00

These are extremely expensive, pivotal times for the Ravens, an organization facing major financial and roster decisions surrounding quarterback Joe Flacco. Monday marks the first day NFL teams can name a franchise player, and general manager Ozzie...

Wally Williams was only Ravens franchise player to not sign long-term deal with team

2013-02-18 06:11:00

Only once in Ravens team history have the Super Bowl champions not ultimately signed their franchise player to a long-term contract. That�happened following the 1998 season when offensive lineman Wally Williams joined the New Orleans Saints on a five-...

Comparing the 2012 Ravens to the 2000 Ravens

2013-01-31 09:55:00

As we learned last week, members of the Ravens’ 2000 championship squad are rooting for the 2012 team, but if the modern-day Ravens could go back in time and play them, the 2000 team is confident it would win. "If you asked me to pick a team to...

The Ravens are one tough bunch

2012-11-29 16:32:00

The Ravens have been lucky, received divine intervention and may be one of the worst 9-2 teams in NFL history, but the one characteristic that stands out about this team is toughness. The Ravens have some downright ornery, nasty, intimidating, in-your-...

TACA raises $50,000 for families

2012-11-23 12:17:56

Dave & Buster's in Irvine raised more than $50,000 for families touched by autism at a two-day charity event. Dave & Buster's inaugural Charity Dinner & Golf Classic last week raised money for Talk About Curing Autism, or TACA, a national organization...

Ravens, running back Ray Rice agree to five-year extension

2012-07-16 18:09:00

Less than 10 minutes before the deadline that would help decide his football future in Baltimore, a smiling Ray Rice stepped out of the Ravens’ training complex in Owings Mills and started exchanging hugs and handshakes outside his car. This is...

State Del. Keiffer Mitchell reaches back into the memory bank for his favorite Ravens moment: Chris McAlister's 107 yard FG runback against the Broncos in 2002 and the Ray Lewis block that came with it.

2013-01-25 00:00:00

Sept. 30, 2002 (Ravens beat Broncos, 34-23): While cornerback Chris McAlister returned a missed field-goal attempt 108 yards for a touchdown, Lewis landed a crushing block on Keith Burns.

2013-01-02 14:55:14

Chris McAlister returned a missed field goal attempt by Denver Broncos kicker Jason Elam 107 yards for a record-setting touchdown on Monday Night Football in 2002. The play also featured a devastating block by Ray Lewis and a happy dash down the sidelines by an understandably elated coach Brian

2012-11-27 15:52:59