A federal judge threw out Baltimore`s lawsuit that sought to condemn the Colts and bring them back from Indianapolis. District Judge Walter Black Jr. Tuesday granted the request of Colts` owner Rob… ...

That changed, and the Baltimore Colts of the 1950s and early ’60s were the first act in the transformation. And then under new owners, the Colts fled to Indiana in 1984.

Twenty-five years ago Sunday, the world as Baltimore Colts fans knew it ended. Even now, there are lingering wounds left behind after the Colts' midnight flight to Indianapolis.

Douglas who was working for WBAL-TV at the time talked about taking a tip from a caller who spoke to a driver of a Mayflower moving van. "I took the phone call, its 10:30 on a weeknight.

Of the five Colts posing with Gable—Marchetti, Unitas, Ameche, Bill Pellington and Carl Taseff—everyone but Marchetti is now dead. “My wife tells me, ‘Gino, you were blessed,’ ” he says.

Expect Sunday's Colts vs. Ravens game to not have ideal conditions due to Tropical Storm Ophelia. According to local weather reports Friday afternoon, Ophelia has formed off the coast of North ...

Sunday's episode of Peyton's Places will explore the Colts' midnight move from Baltimore to Indianapolis in 1984. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️🥇 Golfweek.com ...

March 29, 1984, is a day many older Baltimore sports fans will remember. It's the night the Colts' owner, Robert Irsay, decided to move the team out of Charm City to Indianapolis.

He coached the Baltimore Colts from 1975-79, the Indianapolis Colts from 1992-95 and the Ravens from 1996-98. From 2000-06, he served as a radio analyst for Colts games.

The Colts are returning to Baltimore, but it's not the kind who left for Indianapolis in 1984. To be more accurate, the Colts are coming to Baltimore, with Ravens franchise quarterback Lamar ...