We finally prodded our Blog and Tackle local sports lifer and proud Mt. St. Joe alum Chris Pika to tell us some tales of No. 45 in Birmingham and what a big deal in the real media was like before social media.
After her husband’s hospital misdiagnosis and death, Carol Stern has told her family’s journey in a new book “Ripped Apart: Living Misdiagnosed” as a cautionary tale to help others.
After a trip to New York to see Bruce Springsteen on Broadway, Nestor comes back from way downtown in Gotham with a big city story that Don Mohler has never heard for The Recon about the birth of his career. You know about Kenny Albert but what about his father’s role in berthing WNST?
Baltimorean David Katz, who recently announced his departure from Fox Sports, joins Nestor to discuss the future of gambling and how digital is betting on the future of sports wagering.
It taken some time during the pandemic to get some ambitious local projects fully operational but Arsh Mirmiran of Caves Valley Partners says patience and the long game is the key as we navigate re-opening and new businesses like Watershed during troubled times.
Katrina Osbourne of Weis Markets joins Nestor to discuss vaccinations and easy availability. You can even pick your brand and time and date. It’s so important! Please do your part to end COVID!
On Thursday, the Ravens made available 37,000 free passes to their July 31 practice at M&T Bank Stadium.
During our Maryland Crab Cake Tour stop at G&M Restaurant in Linthicum, we chatted at length with County Executive Steuart Pittman about a wide array of post-pandemic issues of concern.
Trey Mancini finished second in the derby to New York Mets slugger Pete Alonso in Denver on Monday night.
The Baltimore general manager explains what he likes about first-round outfielder Colton Cowser.
General manager Mike Elias selected a college outfielder in the first round of the draft for the second straight year.
This week Act Now Baltimore founder and longtime Union Baptist Church Pastor Alvin Hathaway unveiled a policy of truth for the people of Baltimore. Let him tell you more about it.
Our financial guru Leonard Raskin loves the 4th of July holiday at the Delaware beach with his family. It’s his goal to have you on a beach, too! It’s a great time to start saving…
It’s a little strange to have the NBA finals in the middle of July with our gold watermelon but Dennis Koulatsos isn’t complaining.
Local realtor Jeff Mohler and his family love the Orioles and are enduring this mess like the rest of us. His focus is on the kids at Bowie and how to get houses sold locally. You can also buy Nestor’s condo from him.
Buffalo sports historian Mike Billoni is joined by legendary local sports cartoonist Mike Ricigliano to discuss the not-for-long Blue Jays miracle in Western New York. And the forty years and a century that came before that…
Longtime New York Yankees writer Bryan Hoch zooms through his new book on pandemic baseball and the weird year for the industry of MLB and keeping franchises on the field.
The Orioles had the rare occurrence to play Major League Baseball in a minor league ballpark last week in Western New York. Canada will soon open its border to its Blue Jays but our pal Todd Radom gives some color to the Vlad experience for the Bills Mafia.
The Ravens head coach doesn’t believe contract discussions will be any kind of a distraction for his star quarterback.
Without saying whether he’s been vaccinated, the star quarterback did credit the organization for “taking the vaccine and staying away from COVID.”
The original “Coach” and the man who brought – and sold – indoor soccer to the Charm City, Kenny Cooper returns to Baltimore to tell championship tales.
While watching the Orioles play the Mets in Queens and hearing Cakes on the MASN call, Nestor reached to venerable New York Daily News baseball insider Bill Madden to tell some tales from the 1969 crypt. Oh, and there was the time at Cross Keys on the Yankees beat when he witnessed the Billy Martin-Ed Whitson bar brawl.
Bringing three decades of his baseball wisdom back to the airwaves, our Allen McCallum joins Nestor to discuss what fans of the Orioles should be watching as Mike Elias and the “rebuild” looks to Bowie and beyond.
Luke Jones and Nestor try to get through all of the Orioles losing by detouring some conversations toward the future down 301…
As our Maryland Crab Cake Tour kicks into full summer throttle, we stop at Barrett’s in Bel Air to discuss how Harford County has managed to weather COVID and massive change with two-term County Executive Barry Glassman.
Our tech insider and expert Mike Rosenfeld of Web Connection joins Nestor for some frank talk about privacy, business and how Google runs our lives and you better have someone who speaks the language.
In a new book of his conversations with modern celebrities, Yankees broadcaster and sports radio host Michael Kay of Yes Network brings to life his extended chats where pop culture meets substance and depth.
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor to add up the receipts of the new inflated price of a dinner out in the post-pandemic era – and the diminished expectations that come with it knowing labor issues for employers trying to reset business.
Don and Nestor do The Recon on investing in the Royal Farms Arena and what that could mean for the future of downtown Baltimore.
Usually, Luke Jones is in the press box at Oriole Park at Camden Yards chronicling Orioles baseball. This week, he bought a good seat behind the dish at Bowie and his report is making us thirsty for some more minor league baseball in Maryland as the MLB squad continues to lose.
Luke Jones spent last week in Owings Mills as most members of the Baltimore Ravens participated in the final prep for summer break. What can we expect on July 28th when the real thing starts?
The standout guard had been testing the waters for the NBA draft before deciding to return to College Park.
Venerable Hall of Fame football writer John McClain of The Houston Chronicle joins Nestor from Texas to discuss his fandom of the Astros, cheating, bad baseball and the future of the Texans as cellar dweller without Deshaun Watson.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the disgrace of last place and an uncompetitive Orioles franchise. And why do we still watch this brand of baseball?
“I want to use my platform to inspire people and help people out and maybe some people will go and get checked.”
The Baltimore native was named the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year last season.
Let Nestor and the Weis guys from all of the local stores on the east side tell you about the re-emergence of the Dundalk Heritage Fair after the pandemic shut down a local American institution on the 4th of July. Bands. Beer. Families. Fun. And the tradition of ribbing the Patapsco folks for old Owls is all back!
Our favorite sports business professor Marty Conway cut his baseball teeth on the Triple A circuit trying to get to the bigs. He discusses the major interest in the minor leagues when the Orioles flounder and Bowie abounds with hope.
When you ask Nestor his favorite current band, he’ll tell you it’s this one. And who knew the sweet-soul voiced drummer is a kid from Owings Mills? What a great band. What a great story. Relax, unwind and groove this one…
Another Father’s Day late show at Torrey Pines brings the venerable author and sportswriter back for golf tales and angst about how the king of Mount St. Mary’s hoops never got a Basketball Hall of Fame call.
We finally prodded our Blog and Tackle local sports lifer and proud Mt. St. Joe alum Chris Pika to tell us some tales of No. 45 in Birmingham and what a big deal in the real media was like before social media.
After her husband’s hospital misdiagnosis and death, Carol Stern has told her family’s journey in a new book “Ripped Apart: Living Misdiagnosed” as a cautionary tale to help others.
After a trip to New York to see Bruce Springsteen on Broadway, Nestor comes back from way downtown in Gotham with a big city story that Don Mohler has never heard for The Recon about the birth of his career. You know about Kenny Albert but what about his father’s role in berthing WNST?
Baltimorean David Katz, who recently announced his departure from Fox Sports, joins Nestor to discuss the future of gambling and how digital is betting on the future of sports wagering.
It taken some time during the pandemic to get some ambitious local projects fully operational but Arsh Mirmiran of Caves Valley Partners says patience and the long game is the key as we navigate re-opening and new businesses like Watershed during troubled times.
Katrina Osbourne of Weis Markets joins Nestor to discuss vaccinations and easy availability. You can even pick your brand and time and date. It’s so important! Please do your part to end COVID!
On Thursday, the Ravens made available 37,000 free passes to their July 31 practice at M&T Bank Stadium.
During our Maryland Crab Cake Tour stop at G&M Restaurant in Linthicum, we chatted at length with County Executive Steuart Pittman about a wide array of post-pandemic issues of concern.
Trey Mancini finished second in the derby to New York Mets slugger Pete Alonso in Denver on Monday night.
The Baltimore general manager explains what he likes about first-round outfielder Colton Cowser.
General manager Mike Elias selected a college outfielder in the first round of the draft for the second straight year.
This week Act Now Baltimore founder and longtime Union Baptist Church Pastor Alvin Hathaway unveiled a policy of truth for the people of Baltimore. Let him tell you more about it.
Our financial guru Leonard Raskin loves the 4th of July holiday at the Delaware beach with his family. It’s his goal to have you on a beach, too! It’s a great time to start saving…
It’s a little strange to have the NBA finals in the middle of July with our gold watermelon but Dennis Koulatsos isn’t complaining.
Local realtor Jeff Mohler and his family love the Orioles and are enduring this mess like the rest of us. His focus is on the kids at Bowie and how to get houses sold locally. You can also buy Nestor’s condo from him.
Buffalo sports historian Mike Billoni is joined by legendary local sports cartoonist Mike Ricigliano to discuss the not-for-long Blue Jays miracle in Western New York. And the forty years and a century that came before that…
Longtime New York Yankees writer Bryan Hoch zooms through his new book on pandemic baseball and the weird year for the industry of MLB and keeping franchises on the field.
The Orioles had the rare occurrence to play Major League Baseball in a minor league ballpark last week in Western New York. Canada will soon open its border to its Blue Jays but our pal Todd Radom gives some color to the Vlad experience for the Bills Mafia.
The Ravens head coach doesn’t believe contract discussions will be any kind of a distraction for his star quarterback.
Without saying whether he’s been vaccinated, the star quarterback did credit the organization for “taking the vaccine and staying away from COVID.”
The original “Coach” and the man who brought – and sold – indoor soccer to the Charm City, Kenny Cooper returns to Baltimore to tell championship tales.
While watching the Orioles play the Mets in Queens and hearing Cakes on the MASN call, Nestor reached to venerable New York Daily News baseball insider Bill Madden to tell some tales from the 1969 crypt. Oh, and there was the time at Cross Keys on the Yankees beat when he witnessed the Billy Martin-Ed Whitson bar brawl.
Bringing three decades of his baseball wisdom back to the airwaves, our Allen McCallum joins Nestor to discuss what fans of the Orioles should be watching as Mike Elias and the “rebuild” looks to Bowie and beyond.
Luke Jones and Nestor try to get through all of the Orioles losing by detouring some conversations toward the future down 301…
As our Maryland Crab Cake Tour kicks into full summer throttle, we stop at Barrett’s in Bel Air to discuss how Harford County has managed to weather COVID and massive change with two-term County Executive Barry Glassman.
Our tech insider and expert Mike Rosenfeld of Web Connection joins Nestor for some frank talk about privacy, business and how Google runs our lives and you better have someone who speaks the language.
In a new book of his conversations with modern celebrities, Yankees broadcaster and sports radio host Michael Kay of Yes Network brings to life his extended chats where pop culture meets substance and depth.
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor to add up the receipts of the new inflated price of a dinner out in the post-pandemic era – and the diminished expectations that come with it knowing labor issues for employers trying to reset business.
Don and Nestor do The Recon on investing in the Royal Farms Arena and what that could mean for the future of downtown Baltimore.
Usually, Luke Jones is in the press box at Oriole Park at Camden Yards chronicling Orioles baseball. This week, he bought a good seat behind the dish at Bowie and his report is making us thirsty for some more minor league baseball in Maryland as the MLB squad continues to lose.
Luke Jones spent last week in Owings Mills as most members of the Baltimore Ravens participated in the final prep for summer break. What can we expect on July 28th when the real thing starts?
The standout guard had been testing the waters for the NBA draft before deciding to return to College Park.
Venerable Hall of Fame football writer John McClain of The Houston Chronicle joins Nestor from Texas to discuss his fandom of the Astros, cheating, bad baseball and the future of the Texans as cellar dweller without Deshaun Watson.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the disgrace of last place and an uncompetitive Orioles franchise. And why do we still watch this brand of baseball?
“I want to use my platform to inspire people and help people out and maybe some people will go and get checked.”
The Baltimore native was named the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year last season.
Let Nestor and the Weis guys from all of the local stores on the east side tell you about the re-emergence of the Dundalk Heritage Fair after the pandemic shut down a local American institution on the 4th of July. Bands. Beer. Families. Fun. And the tradition of ribbing the Patapsco folks for old Owls is all back!
Our favorite sports business professor Marty Conway cut his baseball teeth on the Triple A circuit trying to get to the bigs. He discusses the major interest in the minor leagues when the Orioles flounder and Bowie abounds with hope.
When you ask Nestor his favorite current band, he’ll tell you it’s this one. And who knew the sweet-soul voiced drummer is a kid from Owings Mills? What a great band. What a great story. Relax, unwind and groove this one…
Another Father’s Day late show at Torrey Pines brings the venerable author and sportswriter back for golf tales and angst about how the king of Mount St. Mary’s hoops never got a Basketball Hall of Fame call.
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