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In the aftermath of his brilliant stage production of “Baltimore, You Have No Idea,” our favorite columnist from The Baltimore Sun Dan Rodricks continues his tales of the good and bad of Baltimore and why we care about its image, reality and future.
Baltimore managed just a single field goal despite running for 198 yards in Saturday’s loss in Cleveland.
“Even though we are in a good spot right now, it just feels like we are like a wounded dog.”
“We have to make plays. We are not making the plays. We are not scoring touchdowns, and somebody has to score them.”
“We have to do things better in terms of moving the ball through the air, making plays in the red zone, not turning the ball over.”
The 26th day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland led us to Westminster and the vaunted ‘cake of Rocksalt Grille and a beer on the farm at Farmacy Brewing in Reisterstown.
The 25th day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland led us on the ice cream path to Weis Markets dairy facility in Sunbury, Pennsylvania on a gorgeous day for a drive and a stop at Friendly Farms in Upperco and a beer nearby at Big Truck in Hereford. Nothing like eating fresh ice cream soft served off the line!
Set to make a reported $8 million, the 31-year-old was a 2021 All-Star starter, but he struggled with Seattle last season.
Baltimore’s inside linebackers continue to dominate over the second half of the season.
“It’s not really the best time to play him, but we look forward to the challenge.”
“We have faith in all of our backs in that room, but those guys, they’re definitely special in the different abilities they have.”
J.K. Dobbins was disappointed to be caught on his 44-yard run against Pittsburgh.
The 22nd day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland was spent in Eldersburg with an incredible local journey with old friends. Mike McKelvin and Dante Liberatore own a restaurant and brewing company and shared their Carroll County life with Nestor. And John Maroon stopped by for three decades of sports tales about Cal Ripken Jr. and walking the Great Wall of China and the streets of Beijing together. Lots of delicious 1823 beer here and a toast to the late, great Vince Bagli and Chris Thomas.
Longtime Baltimore Sun news editor David Ettlin joins Nestor for crab cakes and newspaper memoirs
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss Ravens path to playoffs after winning ugly in Pittsburgh
Leonard Raskin and Nestor review time well spent in Pittsburgh for another Ravens win in the den of the enemy. (And how did Nestor get a press credential from Mike Tomlin?)
After the narrow win over the Steelers in Pittsburgh with third-string quarterback Anthony Brown, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the suddenly-getting-healthier (well except for Lamar) Ravens and the road ahead to playoffs.
The Maryland Crab Cake Tour returned to our downtown home at Faidley’s in Lexington Market (yes, they’re still at the same place for a few more months) with Roz Lane from The Maryland Lottery dropping by with holiday updates and Damye Hahn telling us how easy it is to ship the best crab cakes in the world fresh with a click.
“What we’ve seen from their offense in the last two weeks [is] also the things that he’s kind of been known for in Houston offensively.”
The 23rd day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland took us to a place we hadn’t been in many years – Timbuktu in Elkridge en route to see Duran Duran at Merriweather Post Pavilion. Nile Rodgers stole the show but Timbuktu can stick those pimentos in my ‘cake anytime.
The All-Pro tight end quipped he had “probably never” worked with rookie Anthony Brown from a passing standpoint.
Tyler Huntley remained in concussion protocol as of Monday afternoon.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Baltimore Ravens finding a way to win in Pittsburgh
Local attorney Greg Stone of WTP Law discusses the Baltimore Ravens’ pursuit of the “Charm City” trademark and what it means for local business who already use those words as part of their brand. A fascinating discussion about who owns what and why.
Former Skipjacks center Tim Taylor tells Nestor about a beautiful life winning two Stanley Cups as a player and one as an executive now with the St. Louis Blues. A good life spent in hockey after learning his craft and struggling in Baltimore more than 30 years ago as a player in the AHL.
The Maryland Crab Cake Tour returned to Faidley’s at Lexington Market for a holiday visit with legendary columnist Dan Rodricks from The Baltimore Sun discussing Eric Bogosian, storytelling and taking his incredible career memoirs and the Baltimore characters met along the way to the stage at The BMA and his incredible stage production. And breaking news: it’s coming back in the spring! Go see it!
The left tackle was pleased to see the Ravens offensive line lead the way in the 16-14 win over the Steelers.
The linebacker intercepted a pass inside the red zone in his first time taking part in the Ravens-Steelers rivalry.
The 22nd day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland found us rocking toward The Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia but en route we got thirsty at Hysteria in Columbia and made a road stop at Casey’s Crab in Laurel where the owner insisted we go with the Crabmeat Cheesesteak. We’re glad we did!
The 36-year-old blocked a field goal in the fourth quarter to help preserve a 16-14 victory.
The undrafted rookie replaced Tyler Huntley, who suffered a concussion in the third quarter of Sunday’s win.
The third-year running back shined in his first action for the Ravens since Week 6.
Baltimore intercepted three passes and blocked a field goal in the narrow victory over the Steelers.
John Martin of Maryland Lottery updates Nestor on holiday and mobile sports wagering promotions and progress.
Nestor Aparicio joins Dennis Koulatsos to discuss Lamar Jackson, Snoop Huntley and needing to beat the Steelers in Pittsburgh
Our Chief Digital Officer Mike Rosenfeld of Web Connection tells Nestor the basics of modern day web needs for business and how it powers the world of commerce.
Our sports talk pal in Houston Jake Asman joins Nestor to discuss modern sports radio and how the New York Yankees always sign their man. Some Aaron Judge, Lamar Jackson and Super Bowl Radio Row memories here.
Longtime sports business executive and Georgetown professor Marty Conway joins Nestor to discuss the good and bad of the Qatar World Cup and future for America in 2026.
The former Ravens center and Super Bowl XXXV champion comes home to talk family life after Broadway, 2001 parade memories and the future of Lamar Jackson and current offensive system.
Backup Tyler Huntley will start in place of the injured Lamar Jackson in Week 14.
In the aftermath of his brilliant stage production of “Baltimore, You Have No Idea,” our favorite columnist from The Baltimore Sun Dan Rodricks continues his tales of the good and bad of Baltimore and why we care about its image, reality and future.
Baltimore managed just a single field goal despite running for 198 yards in Saturday’s loss in Cleveland.
“Even though we are in a good spot right now, it just feels like we are like a wounded dog.”
“We have to make plays. We are not making the plays. We are not scoring touchdowns, and somebody has to score them.”
“We have to do things better in terms of moving the ball through the air, making plays in the red zone, not turning the ball over.”
The 26th day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland led us to Westminster and the vaunted ‘cake of Rocksalt Grille and a beer on the farm at Farmacy Brewing in Reisterstown.
The 25th day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland led us on the ice cream path to Weis Markets dairy facility in Sunbury, Pennsylvania on a gorgeous day for a drive and a stop at Friendly Farms in Upperco and a beer nearby at Big Truck in Hereford. Nothing like eating fresh ice cream soft served off the line!
Set to make a reported $8 million, the 31-year-old was a 2021 All-Star starter, but he struggled with Seattle last season.
Baltimore’s inside linebackers continue to dominate over the second half of the season.
“It’s not really the best time to play him, but we look forward to the challenge.”
“We have faith in all of our backs in that room, but those guys, they’re definitely special in the different abilities they have.”
J.K. Dobbins was disappointed to be caught on his 44-yard run against Pittsburgh.
The 22nd day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland was spent in Eldersburg with an incredible local journey with old friends. Mike McKelvin and Dante Liberatore own a restaurant and brewing company and shared their Carroll County life with Nestor. And John Maroon stopped by for three decades of sports tales about Cal Ripken Jr. and walking the Great Wall of China and the streets of Beijing together. Lots of delicious 1823 beer here and a toast to the late, great Vince Bagli and Chris Thomas.
Longtime Baltimore Sun news editor David Ettlin joins Nestor for crab cakes and newspaper memoirs
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss Ravens path to playoffs after winning ugly in Pittsburgh
Leonard Raskin and Nestor review time well spent in Pittsburgh for another Ravens win in the den of the enemy. (And how did Nestor get a press credential from Mike Tomlin?)
After the narrow win over the Steelers in Pittsburgh with third-string quarterback Anthony Brown, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the suddenly-getting-healthier (well except for Lamar) Ravens and the road ahead to playoffs.
The Maryland Crab Cake Tour returned to our downtown home at Faidley’s in Lexington Market (yes, they’re still at the same place for a few more months) with Roz Lane from The Maryland Lottery dropping by with holiday updates and Damye Hahn telling us how easy it is to ship the best crab cakes in the world fresh with a click.
“What we’ve seen from their offense in the last two weeks [is] also the things that he’s kind of been known for in Houston offensively.”
The 23rd day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland took us to a place we hadn’t been in many years – Timbuktu in Elkridge en route to see Duran Duran at Merriweather Post Pavilion. Nile Rodgers stole the show but Timbuktu can stick those pimentos in my ‘cake anytime.
The All-Pro tight end quipped he had “probably never” worked with rookie Anthony Brown from a passing standpoint.
Tyler Huntley remained in concussion protocol as of Monday afternoon.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Baltimore Ravens finding a way to win in Pittsburgh
Local attorney Greg Stone of WTP Law discusses the Baltimore Ravens’ pursuit of the “Charm City” trademark and what it means for local business who already use those words as part of their brand. A fascinating discussion about who owns what and why.
Former Skipjacks center Tim Taylor tells Nestor about a beautiful life winning two Stanley Cups as a player and one as an executive now with the St. Louis Blues. A good life spent in hockey after learning his craft and struggling in Baltimore more than 30 years ago as a player in the AHL.
The Maryland Crab Cake Tour returned to Faidley’s at Lexington Market for a holiday visit with legendary columnist Dan Rodricks from The Baltimore Sun discussing Eric Bogosian, storytelling and taking his incredible career memoirs and the Baltimore characters met along the way to the stage at The BMA and his incredible stage production. And breaking news: it’s coming back in the spring! Go see it!
The left tackle was pleased to see the Ravens offensive line lead the way in the 16-14 win over the Steelers.
The linebacker intercepted a pass inside the red zone in his first time taking part in the Ravens-Steelers rivalry.
The 22nd day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland found us rocking toward The Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia but en route we got thirsty at Hysteria in Columbia and made a road stop at Casey’s Crab in Laurel where the owner insisted we go with the Crabmeat Cheesesteak. We’re glad we did!
The 36-year-old blocked a field goal in the fourth quarter to help preserve a 16-14 victory.
The undrafted rookie replaced Tyler Huntley, who suffered a concussion in the third quarter of Sunday’s win.
The third-year running back shined in his first action for the Ravens since Week 6.
Baltimore intercepted three passes and blocked a field goal in the narrow victory over the Steelers.
John Martin of Maryland Lottery updates Nestor on holiday and mobile sports wagering promotions and progress.
Nestor Aparicio joins Dennis Koulatsos to discuss Lamar Jackson, Snoop Huntley and needing to beat the Steelers in Pittsburgh
Our Chief Digital Officer Mike Rosenfeld of Web Connection tells Nestor the basics of modern day web needs for business and how it powers the world of commerce.
Our sports talk pal in Houston Jake Asman joins Nestor to discuss modern sports radio and how the New York Yankees always sign their man. Some Aaron Judge, Lamar Jackson and Super Bowl Radio Row memories here.
Longtime sports business executive and Georgetown professor Marty Conway joins Nestor to discuss the good and bad of the Qatar World Cup and future for America in 2026.
The former Ravens center and Super Bowl XXXV champion comes home to talk family life after Broadway, 2001 parade memories and the future of Lamar Jackson and current offensive system.
Backup Tyler Huntley will start in place of the injured Lamar Jackson in Week 14.
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