Where will Maryland Republicans turn in 2022?
Josh Kurtz of Maryland Matters discusses the future of Republican party in Maryland and who (eventually) runs for Governor in 2022.
September 28, 2021
Orioles, Sports News
Hyde says Santander “never fully healthy” as Orioles shut him down for season
Outfielder Anthony Santander was placed on the 10-day injured list Tuesday and finishes 2021 with a .720 OPS in 110 games.
Top Orioles prospect Rutschman learned plenty while thriving in first full professional season
Sharing the Brooks Robinson Minor League Player of the Year honor with Kyle Stowers, Adley Rutschman is on track to make his major league debut next year.
Top pitching prospect Rodriguez hoping for “a lot of wins and a couple rings” with Orioles
Grayson Rodriguez was in Baltimore after being named the Jim Palmer Minor League Pitcher of the Year over the weekend.
Featured, Luke Jones, Ravens, Sports News
Ravens promote Bynes to 53-man roster, activate B. Williams from COVID-19 list
Veteran inside linebacker Josh Bynes saw his first action of the season as a COVID-19 replacement in Week 3.
The simplicity of the Weis Six Dollar Signature Crab Cake
As the Crab Wagon pulled up to the Weis Market in Fullerton, Nestor enjoyed the delicious $6 Signature Crab Cake and another stop on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour. This time the bonus was trying the legendary Bel-Garden Sub for the first time, too!
Lamar magic, movies, oysters and politics with Max The Girl
It’s impossible to sit down with the Editor-In-Chief of Baltimore Magazine without going from the stadium to the State House with a stop at a movie theatre.
Seeking the future of sports wagering in Maryland
Delegate Sandy Rosenberg discusses what really happened in Annapolis regarding sports wagering and updates us on the future of Pimlico and the Preakness on Northern Parkway.
After a quarter of a century, the changing faces at Ravens games with a new generation of fans
Don challenges Nestor’s assertion that all of those original PSL owners have given way to the new group of people who will need to buy those (increasingly expensive) tickets in the purple stadium that their mothers and fathers built a generation ago. The tailgate has changed…
Getting out of the way and flourishing
In his new book, “Let Them Lead,” longtime sportswriter and author John U. Bacon tells the story of a hockey team he once coached in Michigan and everything the teacher learned from the students.
Bringing out the schoolteacher in two Baltimore County Executives
As the Maryland Crab Cake Tour made a homeland appearance at Costas Inn in Dundalk, Nestor asked two social studies teachers about running government after running a classroom in their formative years. When teachers teach, we learn…