Baltimore's Music Man Faces Tough Fight
A Familiar Voice Faces a Serious Health Battle
A Life Dedicated to Music
Bob Popik, the beloved DJ for the Baltimore Ravens and Orioles, is now battling advanced pancreatic cancer. At 59, he has moved to hospice care but remains determined to keep fighting.
A Journey Shared with Fans
Popik has been open about his health journey on Facebook, posting photos of loved ones visiting him in the hospital. His story has touched many, showcasing his resilience and positivity.
A Career Rooted in Music
- 1993: Started his own DJ company
- 2000: Joined the Orioles, bringing energy to Camden Yards for over two decades
- 2010: Became the Ravens' gameday DJ, playing at M&T Bank Stadium
- 2011: Started spinning records for Navy football games
A Fight Against the Odds
Despite his diagnosis, Popik is not ready to give up. He plans to help pick music for future Ravens games and has even had a music meeting with his bosses.
A Message of Hope
Popik admits he's not great at going to the doctor but finally sought help after a fall didn't heal as expected. Doctors found cancer in his pancreas, liver, and spine, giving him six to nine months to live. However, Popik remains optimistic, believing that staying positive is key to beating this tough fight.
