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“It’s a blessing to be at this organization and keep fighting my butt off, keep getting better because that’s exactly the type of guy I am.”
Dante Liberatore and Nestor trade Dundalk High tales that led to a life in Eldersburg restaurant
“I know that Ronnie is very determined to be really at his very best when he comes back. That’s kind of part of his thinking on it, so I trust him with it.”
John Maroon and Nestor discuss how Orioles and local sports have become Baltimore community glue
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor get mentally prepared to enter regular season for Ravens football
After missing all of 2021 with a torn ACL, the three-time Pro Bowl cornerback has been practicing since Aug. 15.
Luke Jones and Nestor work Ravens fans through last week of prep and cuts before Jets and Joe Flacco
Lee Nardyz and Marshall Weston join Nestor at Rocksalt Grille to compare crab cake notes
The 21-year-old hit a long home run to center and singled in Baltimore’s 4-0 victory on Wednesday.
Don and Nestor do The Recon on courage of Liz Chaney and politics in Maryland as election unfolds
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor in Westminster for summer travelogue and crab cakes before football
“I wouldn’t be shocked to see him defy the odds of the [return] timetable they’ve given him. He’s not a kid I’m counting out.”
The Ravens rookie tight end is excited to carry over a very impressive summer to Week 1.
“He brings a high IQ to our football tea, and just the whole communication and everything that goes on back there. I’s huge having Marcus back.”
“He’s going to be big for our offense, so I’m excited about him. He’s going to continue to grow, but his game is already very, very high.”
Mike McKelvin of 1623 Brewing gets libations and stout out for Nestor in Eldersburg at Liberatore’s
Lee Nardyz and Chef Aaron of Rocksalt Grille serve Nestor the good Maryland stuff in Westminster
John Martin of Maryland Lottery gets Nestor ready for Ravens scratchoff madness and cool prizes
Marshall Weston of RAM tells Nestor that every restaurant can freely participate in Restaurant Week
Despite coming off the physically unable to perform list last week, left tackle Ronnie Stanley wasn’t on the field for Monday’s workout.
Third-year linebacker Kristian Welch has battled undrafted rookie Josh Ross for the fourth inside linebacker spot.
The 30-year-old defensive back is on the bubble as Baltimore trims its roster to 53 players on Tuesday.
“We practice so hard that when we get into these games, it feels a lot slower, so that was a huge part of my development.”
Rookie first-round pick Tyler Linderbaum has “no doubt” he’ll be ready for the opener after missing time with a left foot injury.
The veteran wide receiver caught four passes for 135 yards and a touchdown and nearly caught another score.
Rookie quarterback Anthony Brown threw for a touchdown and ran for another as Baltimore finished the preseason with a 3-0 record.
The sixth day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland featured a morning of visiting our favorite city in Maryland: Frederick and then a day of exploration (and beer) west toward Hagerstown, Hancock and onto Rocky Gap Casino and Resort where we enjoyed a fire pit on the lake.
Down to the last strike in the ninth, Kyle Stowers’ first major league homer tied the game before Anthony Santander drove in the winning run in the 11th.
The veteran safety was open about his surprise and wish to be traded in the offseason after Baltimore drafted safety Kyle Hamilton in the first round.
Spenser Watkins tossed six solid innings after a rocky start, but Baltimore offered little run support.
The Baltimore special teams coordinator discussed the importance of bubble players making a strong final impression in the third phase of the game.
“Going through the Washington game, that’s going to be important. I think you can provide some flexibility with some other position groups too to kind of fill the void.”
With Ronnie Stanley still not practicing, Baltimore continues to evaluate whether Ja’Wuan James can be a capable understudy.
Ascension St. Agnes leader Ed Lovern tells Nestor about the power of a true community hospital
Damian O’Doherty tells Nestor about MACo Conference in Ocean City & how it powers state of Maryland
Delegate Anderton asks Nestor about the time Steve Bisciotti appealed to Jim Irsay for Colts records
John Martin of Maryland Lottery joins Nestor at MACo to discuss a record year with sports wagering
Mayor Jake Day is joined by Secretary of Kindness Grace Murdock to tell Nestor about Salisbury pride
Ryan Mountcastle clubbed a three-run homer off Chicago ace Dylan Cease to put Baltimore ahead in the first inning.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss kids thrill of Orioles win in Little League ballpark in Williamsport
“It’s a blessing to be at this organization and keep fighting my butt off, keep getting better because that’s exactly the type of guy I am.”
Dante Liberatore and Nestor trade Dundalk High tales that led to a life in Eldersburg restaurant
“I know that Ronnie is very determined to be really at his very best when he comes back. That’s kind of part of his thinking on it, so I trust him with it.”
John Maroon and Nestor discuss how Orioles and local sports have become Baltimore community glue
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor get mentally prepared to enter regular season for Ravens football
After missing all of 2021 with a torn ACL, the three-time Pro Bowl cornerback has been practicing since Aug. 15.
Luke Jones and Nestor work Ravens fans through last week of prep and cuts before Jets and Joe Flacco
Lee Nardyz and Marshall Weston join Nestor at Rocksalt Grille to compare crab cake notes
The 21-year-old hit a long home run to center and singled in Baltimore’s 4-0 victory on Wednesday.
Don and Nestor do The Recon on courage of Liz Chaney and politics in Maryland as election unfolds
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor in Westminster for summer travelogue and crab cakes before football
“I wouldn’t be shocked to see him defy the odds of the [return] timetable they’ve given him. He’s not a kid I’m counting out.”
The Ravens rookie tight end is excited to carry over a very impressive summer to Week 1.
“He brings a high IQ to our football tea, and just the whole communication and everything that goes on back there. I’s huge having Marcus back.”
“He’s going to be big for our offense, so I’m excited about him. He’s going to continue to grow, but his game is already very, very high.”
Mike McKelvin of 1623 Brewing gets libations and stout out for Nestor in Eldersburg at Liberatore’s
Lee Nardyz and Chef Aaron of Rocksalt Grille serve Nestor the good Maryland stuff in Westminster
John Martin of Maryland Lottery gets Nestor ready for Ravens scratchoff madness and cool prizes
Marshall Weston of RAM tells Nestor that every restaurant can freely participate in Restaurant Week
Despite coming off the physically unable to perform list last week, left tackle Ronnie Stanley wasn’t on the field for Monday’s workout.
Third-year linebacker Kristian Welch has battled undrafted rookie Josh Ross for the fourth inside linebacker spot.
The 30-year-old defensive back is on the bubble as Baltimore trims its roster to 53 players on Tuesday.
“We practice so hard that when we get into these games, it feels a lot slower, so that was a huge part of my development.”
Rookie first-round pick Tyler Linderbaum has “no doubt” he’ll be ready for the opener after missing time with a left foot injury.
The veteran wide receiver caught four passes for 135 yards and a touchdown and nearly caught another score.
Rookie quarterback Anthony Brown threw for a touchdown and ran for another as Baltimore finished the preseason with a 3-0 record.
The sixth day of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour presented by The Maryland Lottery, Goodwill, Window Nation and the Restaurant Association of Maryland featured a morning of visiting our favorite city in Maryland: Frederick and then a day of exploration (and beer) west toward Hagerstown, Hancock and onto Rocky Gap Casino and Resort where we enjoyed a fire pit on the lake.
Down to the last strike in the ninth, Kyle Stowers’ first major league homer tied the game before Anthony Santander drove in the winning run in the 11th.
The veteran safety was open about his surprise and wish to be traded in the offseason after Baltimore drafted safety Kyle Hamilton in the first round.
Spenser Watkins tossed six solid innings after a rocky start, but Baltimore offered little run support.
The Baltimore special teams coordinator discussed the importance of bubble players making a strong final impression in the third phase of the game.
“Going through the Washington game, that’s going to be important. I think you can provide some flexibility with some other position groups too to kind of fill the void.”
With Ronnie Stanley still not practicing, Baltimore continues to evaluate whether Ja’Wuan James can be a capable understudy.
Ascension St. Agnes leader Ed Lovern tells Nestor about the power of a true community hospital
Damian O’Doherty tells Nestor about MACo Conference in Ocean City & how it powers state of Maryland
Delegate Anderton asks Nestor about the time Steve Bisciotti appealed to Jim Irsay for Colts records
John Martin of Maryland Lottery joins Nestor at MACo to discuss a record year with sports wagering
Mayor Jake Day is joined by Secretary of Kindness Grace Murdock to tell Nestor about Salisbury pride
Ryan Mountcastle clubbed a three-run homer off Chicago ace Dylan Cease to put Baltimore ahead in the first inning.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss kids thrill of Orioles win in Little League ballpark in Williamsport
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