Nestor Aparicio

While yesterday’s Mike Flanagan vs. Raymond Berry was a walkover for the Hall of Fame wide receiver, I have a

  The Orioles will be celebrating the life of “Wild” Bill Hagy tonight by distributing free orange T-shirts bearing his

Every morning during the contest, I’ll be posting a little “reminder” about today’s voting in the Toyota Live Web King

So, it’s another Father’s Day without my father. I wrote an entire book about my Pop, his love of sports

It feels like it was just days ago that I was on the floor of the Paramount Theatre in New

It was a pleasure getting to know Jon Ogden through the years. I busted out the photo album from over

I’ll be posting a tribute blog in the morning regarding the immaculate career of Jonathan Ogden, which will end at

And Gary Gait has moved onto the next round and into the Round of 32 in the King of Baltimore

After last week’s problems with the King of Baltimore Sports ballot box stuffing, today is the first of many upcoming

I’ve been following the play-in round of the Toyota Live Web King of Baltimore Sports contest just like you. I’ve

Two weeks ago I had a bunch of folks implore me and write me to do a Belmont Stakes bus.

I wasn’t going to chime in so much tonight, in regard to my geeky love of hockey and respect for

The registration and contest doesn’t begin until Monday, but here are the brackets and draws for the Toyota Live Web

Tonight at 7, join us at the Angle Inn on O’Donnell Street in Dundalk (right next to the Travel Plaza

Only the Stanley Final going two overtimes could keep me and the entire country of Canada up half of the

The Toyota Live Web King of Baltimore Sports bracket selection drawing will be held at the legendary Angle Inn in

My b column for tomorrow’s editions… The Orioles have – ahem – stumbled a bit recently, falling three games below

As expected, the debates have been fast and furious this week regarding the “Toyota Live Web King of Baltimore Sports”

(Listed in alphabetical order): Brady Anderson Raymond Berry Mike Cuellar Art Donovan Mike Flanagan Jamal Lewis Ray Lewis John Mackey

OK, so here’s where the “fan” in me comes out. I’m sitting home tonight wearing out the batteries in my

Our summer promotion, “The Toyota Live Web King of Baltimore Sports” is now underway, as I’m sure you heard on

I received word yesterday that Baltimore and the world lost one of its iconic lovers of horse racing and boxing

I finally found an available bus for the Belmont Stakes trip next Saturday, June 7th. Here’s the deal: I only

Don’t look now, but the Orioles have gone from an “interesting” spring team with some exciting evenings to quickly becoming

Our competitors were on the radio all day Friday trumpeting Jason Taylor’s “purple carpet” welcome to Baltimore. (By the way,

I’m in a baseball-kinda mood tonight and whenever Gary Thorne and Jim Palmer are calling a game in HD from

There were two groups of folks watching Mike Mussina get ripped by the Orioles last night at Yankee Stadium. It

So like many of you (I’m sure, even if you DON’T admit it), I tuned out the Orioles game around

Bob From Parkville still needs help… About a month ago, I gave a shout in my blog regarding “Papa” Bob

I’ve been getting peppered with emails regarding a few things: 1. A Belmont Stakes bus trip. I’m currently working on

Big Brown rolls to a huge victory setting up a potential Triple Crown coronation at the Belmont in three weeks…

There’s some talk around town that I’m going “soft” on the Orioles. Yeah, I’ve written some “positive” Orioles stories this

It’s a rough day for me today. While out at the Alibi Breakfast at Pimlico yesterday, my old pal Ted

Wednesday was a very memorable afternoon. I went to the game with Bob Haynie, Drew Forrester and some other great

I had a chance to go to the Orioles game tonight. I WANTED to go to the Orioles game tonight.

I saw a really great story tonight on the web about baseball, the people who love baseball and a smallish

First, Happy Mother’s Day to all of the mothers and moms out there… My Mom will be 89 on July

Yesterday John Harbaugh made the first of many decisions that Brian Billick would have never made. On a dreary, 52-degree

Another quality start, another victory and another opportunity to flip flop on Daniel Cabrera for any of us confused by

I’ve been down from blogging a bit lately (a lot of internal work and I had a death in the