Richmond

Making his second start for Double-A Bowie, Orioles top pitching prospect Dylan Bundy gave up two runs on five hits (including a homer) in six innings Monday night at Richmond. Bundy struck out four and walked one, throwing 63 of his 97 pitches for strikes. He didn't get a decision, as Robbie Widlansky hit a three-run homer in the top of the ninth to pull the Baysox ahead 3-2. But Richmond came back to score twice in the bottom of the ninth to win the game. The home run Bundy allowed was a solo shot hit by Juan Perez leading off the bottom of the sixth.

The celebrated crab cake sandwich at Baltimore's Faidley Seafood  gets some national TV love Wednesday night at 9 on the Travel Channel. Faidley's crab cake on white bread with lettuce and tomato is featured on "Adam Richman's Best Sandwich in America," with the host stopping in Baltimore on this week's hunt for the top sandwich in the Mid-Atlantic. Be there at the start of the show, because Faidley's is up first in the opening 10 minutes. The idea is that Richman takes a different region of the country each week for 10 weeks.

Redskins Training-camp site being moved to Richmond The Washington Redskins will move their August training camp from Ashburn, Va., to Richmond beginning in 2013, people with knowledge of the situation told The Washington Post on Wednesday. As part of the deal, a $30 million expansion will be coming to the team's Loudoun County facility, where the Redskins' corporate headquarters will remain. The state is kicking in $4 million to help fund the expansion, the sources said.

Editor's note: Each week, InsideMdSports.com provides this blog with a Maryland recruiting feature that previously appeared as premium content on its site. Maryland alum Keith Gatlin has been in the high school coaching game for a while now, but he's never had a duo like he's got in super-sophomores Theo Pinson and JaQuel Richmond . We caught up with Gatlin for the latest on the touted 2014 prospects, each of whom has caught Maryland's attention.

Brian Roberts will begin his rehab assignment Wednesday night at Double-A Bowie against Richmond. The Orioles made the announcement a few minutes ago. Roberts (concussion symptoms) has not played since May 16, 2011, against the Boston Red Sox. He likely will play only a few innings Wednesday. He is expected to speak with reporters at 7 p.m. tonight.

A handwritten draft of one of Edgar Allan Poe's earliest poems and a letter to author Washington Irving are among a handful of items that will be part of an exhibit opening April 26 at a Richmond, Va., museum devoted to the writer. "This is the kind of exhibit that comes around only once in a generation," Chris Semtner, curator of Richmond's Edgar Allan Poe Museum, said of "From Poe's Quill: The Letters and Manuscripts of Edgar Allan Poe," which will run through July 11. "Because Poe's manuscripts were not highly valued during his brief life, many have been lost or dispersed over time, making them very rare today.

Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's nominee for city finance director spent a tumultuous three years as top financial official in Richmond, Va., during which he oversaw the forced ejection of the school board from City Hall and was sued by the Richmond City Council, according to news reports. Harry E. Black was nicknamed "the mayor's pit bull" for the ferocity with which he implemented Mayor L. Douglas Wilder's agenda in Richmond from 2005 to 2008, according to news reports.

A former District of Columbia and Richmond, Va., finance official will be named Baltimore's new director of finance on Monday, city officials said. Harry E. Black, a Baltimore native who wrote a guide to economic development for cities, will replace Edward Gallagher, who is retiring after 29 years, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's office announced. "We are excited to welcome Mr. Harry Black to City Hall as we work on the budget for the next fiscal year," Rawlings-Blake said in a statement.

As Towson's D.J. Soven was lining up for his game-winning kick, he was getting grief. Not from the Richmond Spiders, but from his own head coach. "I knew they had two timeouts to burn, so I told him jokes and made it fun for him," Tigers coach Rob Ambrose said. "It was more about keeping his head not focused on anything and just letting his muscle memory take over. I was really pleased with his focus. " Ambrose shouldn't have worried. The sophomore made a 27-yard field goal with four seconds left to give Towson a 31-28 win over No. 16 Richmond in a Colonial Athletic Association game.