Harbaugh discusses Ravens’ “complicated” decision to release Justin Tucker
Baltimore Positive
Head coach John Harbaugh spoke with reporters for the first time since Tucker’s release earlier this month.
Baltimore Positive
Are we allowed to ask about Justin Tucker yet?
Baltimore Positive
The Baltimore Ravens will open the doors in Owings Mills for organized team activities this week and the questions about Justin Tucker’s “football decision” departure will begin the proceedings of getting ready for the 2025 season. Luke Jones and Nestor prep you for the football of OTAs and more kicking questions for the Ravens’ brass in Owings Mills.
A tribute to the Baltimore baseball legend of my former colleague Jim Henneman
Baltimore Positive
Back in the 1980s, baseball coverage at The Evening Sun was sacred and Jim Henneman was the sage leader of Baltimore Orioles’ coverage and made quite an impression on a teenager who wanted to be a sportswriter. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the incredible baseball life of “Henny” and all of the old-timer Baltimore sports media legends who kept the stories of Brooks and Frank alive over the years.
The last chapter on the Irsay family name in Baltimore
Baltimore Positive
The death of Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay hit home in Baltimore last week as Nestor has sought to get the story right since 1984. Hall of Fame football historian Clark Judge joins us to share memories of the son of Bob Irsay and how his legacy in Indiana and his commitment to not be like his father was a promise kept after the Mayflower vans broke our hearts.
Relishing the joy of a rare Orioles winning streak
Baltimore Positive
By the end of Memorial Day, the Baltimore Orioles had won three games in a row for the first time in 2025 and Luke Jones and Nestor take a reprieve from all of the last-place woes of an awful baseball team that has questions throughout the organization as May turns to June.
Morton, Carlson lead Orioles to third straight win in 5-2 final over St. Louis
Baltimore Positive
Dylan Carlson’s three-run homer in the fourth backed six strong innings from Charlie Morton on Memorial Day.
Ravens spaced out Tucker release and next media availability to make all the questions evaporate
Baltimore Positive
It’ll be another two weeks before anyone with the Baltimore Ravens will be asked their first questions after the shameful departure of Justin Tucker. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss what happens next for Tyler Loop and all of the rookies on campus in Owings Mills as the team goes to work on improving – and avoiding any scent of their maligned former “Hall of Fame” kicker.
Last-place baseball is no way for Rubenstein to grow Orioles’ brand
Baltimore Positive
Georgetown sports business professor Marty Conway joins Nestor to talk Orioles marketing and Ravens branding in a big Baltimore sports season for growth.
The real history of lacrosse in America
Baltimore Positive
Longtime Sports Illustrated author Scott Price takes a deep dive into the rich history of the game of lacrosse in his newest book, “The American Game,” highlighting the game’s cultural significance, growth, and its intersection with American society, connections to Wall Street, the military, and Native American communities.
Legendary Olympic skier Bode Miller joins Nestor to discuss summer pool safety and love of the mountains
Baltimore Positive
A tragedy that took the life of his young daughter has made legendary Olympic skier Bode Miller an pool safety advocate for life and he shares his story and preventive measures to prevent similar tragedies. He also shares his love of the mountains and never-ending urge to get on a hill and soar.
Still ready to Costello your story with a smile from anywhere in Baltimore
Baltimore Positive
Nearly a year after his legendary departure from WMAR-TV 2, the pride of Overlea Jamie Costello joins Nestor at Koco’s Pub on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour to discuss storytelling, Baltimore and the trials and tribulations of Little League coaching life in Annapolis.
A primer on policy review for your insurance education, protection and peace of mind
Baltimore Positive
Our local insurance expert and guiding light for premium information Pete Raimondi joins Nestor on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour at Kooper’s North for a primer on policy review and being more educated about your insurance so you know the protection you need and who to call when things go wrong in real life.
What kind of a leader fires his manager and then Hydes for three days?
Baltimore Positive
The Baltimore Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde on Saturday morning via a press release with quotes from David Rubenstein and Mike Elias. The owner and general manager then hid for three days while every player on the roster got asked about it on Preakness day. We think that’s lousy leadership. Luke Jones and Nestor react to Elias’ tardy comments on Tuesday in Milwaukee and more last-place Orioles losing after the Hyde firing. A shameful week and season in Birdland.
Yep, Ravens will endure a first-place schedule back loaded with road games
Baltimore Positive
The good news is that the Baltimore Ravens will travel less mileage than 30 other NFL teams this season but that doesn’t mean the road is any easier. Luke Jones and Nestor preview the season slate and key match-ups of Baltimore Ravens and a tough 2025 schedule.
Allen McCallum: Assessing the morbid collapse and disaster of the 2025 Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Positive
For three decades Allen McCallum has been on our team as a baseball expert and Orioles historian. He joins Nestor to discuss the firing of Brandon Hyde, the running of Mike Elias and the lousy look and last-place situation of the Baltimore Orioles. And what comes next amidst the chaos for new owner David Rubenstein, who has big decisions coming for the future of Birdland.
Making a pitch to lead Baltimore County forward
Baltimore Positive
Baltimore County Executive candidate Nick Stewart tells Nestor that measurable growth via competent strategic planning is the way forward. From Hunt Valley to Catonsville, from Dundalk to our Maryland Crab Cake Tour stop at Red Brick Station in White Marsh, a frank chat about the future of Baltimore County and Towson.
Opening the Pikesville Far & Dotter with hometown style and local comfort
Baltimore Positive
It once was a Panera on Reisterstown Road but if you’ve seen the changes, you should stop in and see the newest Far & Dotter storefront. Curio Wellness Chief Brand Officer Wendy Bronfein educates Nestor about bringing the family business home to the Pikesville community with a new partnership with former NBA player Al Harrington and his Viola line.
Integrity in the local media and covering modern professional sports
Baltimore Positive
Streaming, screaming, ducking, hiding, reporting and opining. Mark Viviano and Luke Jones join Nestor for a spirited chat about Orioles expectations and local media attrition in Baltimore at Faidley’s on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour.
Tariffs, free trade and your money in the Trump market
Baltimore Positive
In a week when Alex Ovechkin broke the NHL goal-scoring record of Wayne Gretzky, we were sure to get some feedback from Leonard Raskin on his puck love but with the American market in a free-fall, the tariffs were greater than the goal.
No Hyding from the truth of Elias’ role in Orioles managerial firing
Baltimore Positive
The management of the Baltimore Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde and then proceeded to hide for three days. Nestor Aparicio and Luke Jones discuss the sloppy firing of Hyde and the Orioles’ poor performance, lack of focus and leadership among players. And the new ownership’s awful handling of the entire situation and running from the losing.
Mike Elias consulted “very heavily” with Orioles ownership on decision to fire Hyde
Baltimore Positive
The Baltimore general manager finally answered questions in Milwaukee three days after Brandon Hyde’s dismissal.
Mansolino on becoming Orioles manager: “This is about as uncomfortable as it gets right now”
Baltimore Positive
Formerly the third base coach, the 42-year-old admitted his job description is much different than what he was previously doing.
Rehabbing Cowser attributes Orioles’ miserable start to “spiral effect”
Baltimore Positive
Colton Cowser says he no longer has limitations from his fractured thumb and should begin a rehab assignment in the near future.
Hitting it big in Dundalk
Baltimore Positive
John Martin of Maryland Lottery tells Nestor about the latest Dundalk big winner on Fast Play progressive and hopes for more homers from Orioles in Home Run Riches summer of big hits.
Less safe at safety: Here’s why losing Ar’Darius Washington is not a small issue for Ravens defense
Baltimore Positive
A freak May Achilles injury has left the Ravens’ defense without one of its standout secondary members for this season. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the loss of Ar’Darius Washington and what it means for the defense that wants strength and depth on the backside.
Brandon Hyde on Rutschman’s persistent struggles: “We need him; he’s a huge part of our lineup”
Baltimore Positive
The Orioles manager discussed the catcher’s disappointing start to 2025 and how it compares to last year’s second half.
Holding everyone with Orioles accountable for this disaster
Baltimore Positive
Another home stand begins with another doubleheader sweep for the dismal and disappointing Baltimore Orioles. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the baseball disaster of this 2025 squad and what comes next for a last-place team that continues to flounder away a season of immense promise in Birdland.
Brothers: Triple Crown needs to be rethought for future of horse racing
Baltimore Positive
Every year, we’re joined by NBC horse racing analyst Donna Brothers, who returns for Preakness 150 and the last time at the Old Hilltop of Pimlico as we know it and once again without the Kentucky Derby winner. This is a serious conversation about Maryland racing, the state of the industry and the future of Triple Crown series for the sport.
Another year without Kentucky Derby winner means more Preakness upheaval amidst change
Baltimore Positive
This will be the last year of the Preakness at Pimlico as we know it or ever knew it. Legendary horse racing insider and Baltimorean Dick Jerardi returns home to update Nestor on the state of the 150th running of the Preakness Stakes and the stakes of the future of industry as another Derby winner has skipped Old Hilltop on the third Saturday of May. Something’s gotta give…
Here comes Howie to Annapolis: The mandate for party comedy from Mandel
Baltimore Positive
From actor to comedian to game show host to “America’s Got Talent” judge, the always irreverent Howie Mandel says bringing his stand-up act on the road is his real home. A wide-ranging chat about shaking hands and holograms, mental health and what makes a joke funny with Nestor in advance of his show at Maryland Hall on Annapolis on Saturday, May 17th.
Moss: The past, present and future of Pimlico and realities of Preakness and Triple Crown
Baltimore Positive
NBC Sports longtime horse racing analyst Randy Moss tells Nestor he is wistful about the end of Pimlico as we know it but the reality of horse racing, the Triple Crown and the future of the Preakness is at a mesh point with potential for better times ahead. And some journalism about Journalism.
Orioles swept by Minnesota, fall 12 games under .500 for first time since 2021 season
Baltimore Positive
A wretched season continues for Baltimore as the Twins finished off a sweep of the season series with a 4-0 win on Thursday.
The Caps are trying to hold on…
Baltimore Positive
It’s been a great Stanley Cup tournament so far but the Washington Capitals are in a tough spot in the Carolina series. Leonard Raskin and Nestor pimp the puck as the good old hockey game makes spring better when the games go to overtime and memories are made.
Ravens open season in Buffalo, host Cincinnati for Thanksgiving as part of 2025 schedule
Baltimore Positive
Baltimore will host a Thanksgiving night game for the third time in franchise history and first time since 2013.
The legend of three decades of Red Brick Station brews and enduring strength of The Avenue in White Marsh
Baltimore Positive
It’s been almost 30 years since Bill Blocher of Red Brick Station in White Marsh told Nestor that The Avenue would be better than the mall and that craft beers made in local pubs would be the craze of the next century. Like The Fonz, Nestor can always admit when he was wrong. Our Maryland Crab Cake Tour takes us back to our roots and the comfort of home – and family!
The struggling Birds return home in last place for Preakness week
Baltimore Positive
The Baltimore Orioles took two of three in Anaheim and return home to Camden Yards looking for signs of life in a disappointing season. Luke Jones and Nestor talk about the bats and arms and realities for a team mired in last place in the American League East.
Finding your best stroke of the golf season in West Baltimore
Baltimore Positive
As the PGA Championship preparation begins at Quail Hollow this week in North Carolina, a reminder that it’s always golf season at the Classic 5 courses in Baltimore. Our Forest Park PGA pro R.J. Sheppard talks West Baltimore golf strokes and the star power of Majors to peak interest in the aftermath of a classic Masters win by Rory McIlroy.
Second chances, new games and a million reasons
Baltimore Positive
As jackpots build and the games of spring are making the Maryland Lottery more fun with the flowers, we welcome John Martin back to talks winner, second chances and Fire and Ice.
A “Raw” 1991 chat with Mike Peters of The Alarm before epic Hammerjacks concert
Baltimore Positive
With the passing of Welsh rocker Mike Peters of The Alarm this spring, Nestor Aparicio has unearthed a drove of memories, photos and audio of his Almost Famous turn as a teenage music critic at The Baltimore Sun. This is a “Raw” 1991 chat with the founder of Love Hope Strength before a sold-out concert at Hammerjacks Inner Harbor Concert hall on their “Change” tour.
This is the kind of baseball that gets a manager fired
Baltimore Positive
There will be no place for Brandon Hyde to hide if this continues. Sure, he didn’t buy the groceries (or the pitching) but the manager is usually the first one to go when a promising baseball team disappoints like the in-progress collapse of the 2025 Baltimore Orioles. Or, maybe it’s just a hitting coach or two? But in-season firings certainly feel immigrant after another Birds’ sweep in Minnesota where the bats remained painfully silent.
Harbaugh discusses Ravens’ “complicated” decision to release Justin Tucker
Baltimore Positive
Head coach John Harbaugh spoke with reporters for the first time since Tucker’s release earlier this month.
Are we allowed to ask about Justin Tucker yet?
Baltimore Positive
The Baltimore Ravens will open the doors in Owings Mills for organized team activities this week and the questions about Justin Tucker’s “football decision” departure will begin the proceedings of getting ready for the 2025 season. Luke Jones and Nestor prep you for the football of OTAs and more kicking questions for the Ravens’ brass in Owings Mills.
A tribute to the Baltimore baseball legend of my former colleague Jim Henneman
Baltimore Positive
Back in the 1980s, baseball coverage at The Evening Sun was sacred and Jim Henneman was the sage leader of Baltimore Orioles’ coverage and made quite an impression on a teenager who wanted to be a sportswriter. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the incredible baseball life of “Henny” and all of the old-timer Baltimore sports media legends who kept the stories of Brooks and Frank alive over the years.
The last chapter on the Irsay family name in Baltimore
Baltimore Positive
The death of Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay hit home in Baltimore last week as Nestor has sought to get the story right since 1984. Hall of Fame football historian Clark Judge joins us to share memories of the son of Bob Irsay and how his legacy in Indiana and his commitment to not be like his father was a promise kept after the Mayflower vans broke our hearts.
Relishing the joy of a rare Orioles winning streak
Baltimore Positive
By the end of Memorial Day, the Baltimore Orioles had won three games in a row for the first time in 2025 and Luke Jones and Nestor take a reprieve from all of the last-place woes of an awful baseball team that has questions throughout the organization as May turns to June.
Morton, Carlson lead Orioles to third straight win in 5-2 final over St. Louis
Baltimore Positive
Dylan Carlson’s three-run homer in the fourth backed six strong innings from Charlie Morton on Memorial Day.
Ravens spaced out Tucker release and next media availability to make all the questions evaporate
Baltimore Positive
It’ll be another two weeks before anyone with the Baltimore Ravens will be asked their first questions after the shameful departure of Justin Tucker. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss what happens next for Tyler Loop and all of the rookies on campus in Owings Mills as the team goes to work on improving – and avoiding any scent of their maligned former “Hall of Fame” kicker.
Last-place baseball is no way for Rubenstein to grow Orioles’ brand
Baltimore Positive
Georgetown sports business professor Marty Conway joins Nestor to talk Orioles marketing and Ravens branding in a big Baltimore sports season for growth.
The real history of lacrosse in America
Baltimore Positive
Longtime Sports Illustrated author Scott Price takes a deep dive into the rich history of the game of lacrosse in his newest book, “The American Game,” highlighting the game’s cultural significance, growth, and its intersection with American society, connections to Wall Street, the military, and Native American communities.
Legendary Olympic skier Bode Miller joins Nestor to discuss summer pool safety and love of the mountains
Baltimore Positive
A tragedy that took the life of his young daughter has made legendary Olympic skier Bode Miller an pool safety advocate for life and he shares his story and preventive measures to prevent similar tragedies. He also shares his love of the mountains and never-ending urge to get on a hill and soar.
Still ready to Costello your story with a smile from anywhere in Baltimore
Baltimore Positive
Nearly a year after his legendary departure from WMAR-TV 2, the pride of Overlea Jamie Costello joins Nestor at Koco’s Pub on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour to discuss storytelling, Baltimore and the trials and tribulations of Little League coaching life in Annapolis.
A primer on policy review for your insurance education, protection and peace of mind
Baltimore Positive
Our local insurance expert and guiding light for premium information Pete Raimondi joins Nestor on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour at Kooper’s North for a primer on policy review and being more educated about your insurance so you know the protection you need and who to call when things go wrong in real life.
What kind of a leader fires his manager and then Hydes for three days?
Baltimore Positive
The Baltimore Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde on Saturday morning via a press release with quotes from David Rubenstein and Mike Elias. The owner and general manager then hid for three days while every player on the roster got asked about it on Preakness day. We think that’s lousy leadership. Luke Jones and Nestor react to Elias’ tardy comments on Tuesday in Milwaukee and more last-place Orioles losing after the Hyde firing. A shameful week and season in Birdland.
Yep, Ravens will endure a first-place schedule back loaded with road games
Baltimore Positive
The good news is that the Baltimore Ravens will travel less mileage than 30 other NFL teams this season but that doesn’t mean the road is any easier. Luke Jones and Nestor preview the season slate and key match-ups of Baltimore Ravens and a tough 2025 schedule.
Allen McCallum: Assessing the morbid collapse and disaster of the 2025 Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Positive
For three decades Allen McCallum has been on our team as a baseball expert and Orioles historian. He joins Nestor to discuss the firing of Brandon Hyde, the running of Mike Elias and the lousy look and last-place situation of the Baltimore Orioles. And what comes next amidst the chaos for new owner David Rubenstein, who has big decisions coming for the future of Birdland.
Making a pitch to lead Baltimore County forward
Baltimore Positive
Baltimore County Executive candidate Nick Stewart tells Nestor that measurable growth via competent strategic planning is the way forward. From Hunt Valley to Catonsville, from Dundalk to our Maryland Crab Cake Tour stop at Red Brick Station in White Marsh, a frank chat about the future of Baltimore County and Towson.
Opening the Pikesville Far & Dotter with hometown style and local comfort
Baltimore Positive
It once was a Panera on Reisterstown Road but if you’ve seen the changes, you should stop in and see the newest Far & Dotter storefront. Curio Wellness Chief Brand Officer Wendy Bronfein educates Nestor about bringing the family business home to the Pikesville community with a new partnership with former NBA player Al Harrington and his Viola line.
Integrity in the local media and covering modern professional sports
Baltimore Positive
Streaming, screaming, ducking, hiding, reporting and opining. Mark Viviano and Luke Jones join Nestor for a spirited chat about Orioles expectations and local media attrition in Baltimore at Faidley’s on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour.
Tariffs, free trade and your money in the Trump market
Baltimore Positive
In a week when Alex Ovechkin broke the NHL goal-scoring record of Wayne Gretzky, we were sure to get some feedback from Leonard Raskin on his puck love but with the American market in a free-fall, the tariffs were greater than the goal.
No Hyding from the truth of Elias’ role in Orioles managerial firing
Baltimore Positive
The management of the Baltimore Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde and then proceeded to hide for three days. Nestor Aparicio and Luke Jones discuss the sloppy firing of Hyde and the Orioles’ poor performance, lack of focus and leadership among players. And the new ownership’s awful handling of the entire situation and running from the losing.
Mike Elias consulted “very heavily” with Orioles ownership on decision to fire Hyde
Baltimore Positive
The Baltimore general manager finally answered questions in Milwaukee three days after Brandon Hyde’s dismissal.
Mansolino on becoming Orioles manager: “This is about as uncomfortable as it gets right now”
Baltimore Positive
Formerly the third base coach, the 42-year-old admitted his job description is much different than what he was previously doing.
Rehabbing Cowser attributes Orioles’ miserable start to “spiral effect”
Baltimore Positive
Colton Cowser says he no longer has limitations from his fractured thumb and should begin a rehab assignment in the near future.
Hitting it big in Dundalk
Baltimore Positive
John Martin of Maryland Lottery tells Nestor about the latest Dundalk big winner on Fast Play progressive and hopes for more homers from Orioles in Home Run Riches summer of big hits.
Less safe at safety: Here’s why losing Ar’Darius Washington is not a small issue for Ravens defense
Baltimore Positive
A freak May Achilles injury has left the Ravens’ defense without one of its standout secondary members for this season. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the loss of Ar’Darius Washington and what it means for the defense that wants strength and depth on the backside.
Brandon Hyde on Rutschman’s persistent struggles: “We need him; he’s a huge part of our lineup”
Baltimore Positive
The Orioles manager discussed the catcher’s disappointing start to 2025 and how it compares to last year’s second half.
Holding everyone with Orioles accountable for this disaster
Baltimore Positive
Another home stand begins with another doubleheader sweep for the dismal and disappointing Baltimore Orioles. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the baseball disaster of this 2025 squad and what comes next for a last-place team that continues to flounder away a season of immense promise in Birdland.
Brothers: Triple Crown needs to be rethought for future of horse racing
Baltimore Positive
Every year, we’re joined by NBC horse racing analyst Donna Brothers, who returns for Preakness 150 and the last time at the Old Hilltop of Pimlico as we know it and once again without the Kentucky Derby winner. This is a serious conversation about Maryland racing, the state of the industry and the future of Triple Crown series for the sport.
Another year without Kentucky Derby winner means more Preakness upheaval amidst change
Baltimore Positive
This will be the last year of the Preakness at Pimlico as we know it or ever knew it. Legendary horse racing insider and Baltimorean Dick Jerardi returns home to update Nestor on the state of the 150th running of the Preakness Stakes and the stakes of the future of industry as another Derby winner has skipped Old Hilltop on the third Saturday of May. Something’s gotta give…
Here comes Howie to Annapolis: The mandate for party comedy from Mandel
Baltimore Positive
From actor to comedian to game show host to “America’s Got Talent” judge, the always irreverent Howie Mandel says bringing his stand-up act on the road is his real home. A wide-ranging chat about shaking hands and holograms, mental health and what makes a joke funny with Nestor in advance of his show at Maryland Hall on Annapolis on Saturday, May 17th.
Moss: The past, present and future of Pimlico and realities of Preakness and Triple Crown
Baltimore Positive
NBC Sports longtime horse racing analyst Randy Moss tells Nestor he is wistful about the end of Pimlico as we know it but the reality of horse racing, the Triple Crown and the future of the Preakness is at a mesh point with potential for better times ahead. And some journalism about Journalism.
Orioles swept by Minnesota, fall 12 games under .500 for first time since 2021 season
Baltimore Positive
A wretched season continues for Baltimore as the Twins finished off a sweep of the season series with a 4-0 win on Thursday.
The Caps are trying to hold on…
Baltimore Positive
It’s been a great Stanley Cup tournament so far but the Washington Capitals are in a tough spot in the Carolina series. Leonard Raskin and Nestor pimp the puck as the good old hockey game makes spring better when the games go to overtime and memories are made.
Ravens open season in Buffalo, host Cincinnati for Thanksgiving as part of 2025 schedule
Baltimore Positive
Baltimore will host a Thanksgiving night game for the third time in franchise history and first time since 2013.
The legend of three decades of Red Brick Station brews and enduring strength of The Avenue in White Marsh
Baltimore Positive
It’s been almost 30 years since Bill Blocher of Red Brick Station in White Marsh told Nestor that The Avenue would be better than the mall and that craft beers made in local pubs would be the craze of the next century. Like The Fonz, Nestor can always admit when he was wrong. Our Maryland Crab Cake Tour takes us back to our roots and the comfort of home – and family!
The struggling Birds return home in last place for Preakness week
Baltimore Positive
The Baltimore Orioles took two of three in Anaheim and return home to Camden Yards looking for signs of life in a disappointing season. Luke Jones and Nestor talk about the bats and arms and realities for a team mired in last place in the American League East.
Finding your best stroke of the golf season in West Baltimore
Baltimore Positive
As the PGA Championship preparation begins at Quail Hollow this week in North Carolina, a reminder that it’s always golf season at the Classic 5 courses in Baltimore. Our Forest Park PGA pro R.J. Sheppard talks West Baltimore golf strokes and the star power of Majors to peak interest in the aftermath of a classic Masters win by Rory McIlroy.
Second chances, new games and a million reasons
Baltimore Positive
As jackpots build and the games of spring are making the Maryland Lottery more fun with the flowers, we welcome John Martin back to talks winner, second chances and Fire and Ice.
A “Raw” 1991 chat with Mike Peters of The Alarm before epic Hammerjacks concert
Baltimore Positive
With the passing of Welsh rocker Mike Peters of The Alarm this spring, Nestor Aparicio has unearthed a drove of memories, photos and audio of his Almost Famous turn as a teenage music critic at The Baltimore Sun. This is a “Raw” 1991 chat with the founder of Love Hope Strength before a sold-out concert at Hammerjacks Inner Harbor Concert hall on their “Change” tour.
This is the kind of baseball that gets a manager fired
Baltimore Positive
There will be no place for Brandon Hyde to hide if this continues. Sure, he didn’t buy the groceries (or the pitching) but the manager is usually the first one to go when a promising baseball team disappoints like the in-progress collapse of the 2025 Baltimore Orioles. Or, maybe it’s just a hitting coach or two? But in-season firings certainly feel immigrant after another Birds’ sweep in Minnesota where the bats remained painfully silent.
Baltimore Positive
Baltimore Positive is the vision and the creative extension of four decades of sharing the love of local sports for this Dundalk native and University of Baltimore grad, who began his career as a sportswriter and music critic at The News American and The Baltimore Sun in the mid 1980s. Launched radio career in December 1991 with Kenny Albert after covering the AHL Skipjacks. Bought WNST-AM 1570 in July 1998, created WNST.net in 2007 and began diversifying conversations on radio, podcast and social media as Baltimore Positive in 2016. nes@baltimorepositive.com
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