Baltimore Ravens fans are set for a treat as the inaugural Isaiah Likely Softball Slam, a charity softball game benefiting Special Olympics Maryland, was announced today, scheduled for June 1st at Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium; the event, produced by Milwaukee-based TEAM LAMMI, will feature a showdown between the Ravens' offensive and defensive players, offering fans a fun-filled afternoon with TV and radio personalities from WBAL-TV, 98 Rock, and WBAL NewsRadio also participating.

Tickets, ranging from $15 to $80 for autograph alley rows, go on sale April 11th via the Aberdeen IronBirds website and box office, with limited VIP tickets also available, as Isaiah Likely expressed his excitement for the event, emphasizing the opportunity to interact with fans and raise funds for a worthy cause, while Jim Schmutz, president and CEO of Special Olympics Maryland, conveyed gratitude for Likely's support, highlighting the event's role in promoting the transformative power of sport and inclusion.

“I am very excited to launch this charity softball game as it is a great opportunity to spend time with my teammates, while also raising money for Special Olympics Maryland.” Likely said. “Ravens fans are the best fans in the NFL, and I know we will enjoy another opportunity to interact with them, have some fun on the softball field and raise important funds. It will be an awesome summer day.”