About Me

Hi there!  My name is Dr. Midnight, and my trade, or at least my interests, are sports, movies, and music.  That is what this blog is going to be about.  I am planning to especially cover my hometown teams, the Orioles and Ravens.  I know that Orioles have been awful as of late, and will likely still be a joke for years to come, but the Ravens, led by the amazing Lamar Jackson, can hopefully win a Super Bowl soom.


I have been devoutly following sports since I was 10 years old, and I know more about sports than the average fan.  I have memorized the score and MVP of all 55 Super Bowls that have ever been played, and also know other historical sports tidbits, such as MVP winners in the NFL and baseball.


I was born and raised in Northern Virginia, right on the outskirts of Washington, D.C.  However, since graduating from high school, I have been well-traveled, moving on to the countryside of Virginia, then to Baltimore, followed by New Jersey, before finally returning to the city I love.


I look forward to blogging with you, and sharing all that I know about what I enjoy the most.


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