Nestor Aparicio

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

As I watch Gavin Floyd sit alone in the corner of the dugout awaiting the final three outs of a

For anyone wondering if John Harbaugh has the ear and the participation of his new team, his actions over the

I’ve been away for a couple of days and haven’t had a chance to write about the Kentucky Derby. So,

Many of you know it (and some of you don’t), but I’m the new sports columnist for the daily paper

The day started early for the Ravens, with the selection of Miami ILB Tavares Gooden with pick No. 71. Click

It was quiet and not without television difficulties, but the Baltimore Blast won their fourth MISL championship in six years

Unpredictability. Differing opinions. Mel Kiper’s hair. Cold beer and great food at Looney’s North in Bel Air. Another first-round quarterback.

A sad story that I saw on the web, but I thought I’d pass it along. John McConnell — the

While most of us are fast asleep in the middle of the night, the Orioles continue to win on the

The ending could’ve been a whole lot better, especially for what an amazing and memorable event it was. And for

Tonight is a VERY special night. I have tickets to Game 7 of a Stanley Cup playoff series and it’s

I’m just saying… He’s available. He’s pissed. He’s got to improve some part of this lineup, somehow, some way. But

My buddy Matt wants to write a blog on WNST.net. At least, I think he does, anyway. While I spent

The players have all spoken out about the major differences between Camp Harbaugh and Camp Billick. Almost every returning player

Not that there’s any “new” information in this story, but it is noteworthy that the New York Times is now

And right now I’m sitting on my couch watching the Birds and the Caps play in extended action. And I

Come one, come all. (And ya better hurry cause the damned Yankees are coming to town tomorrow!) We’re encouraging all

In my never ending attempt to have fun with my spring and summer, tonight should live up to the expectations.

Already the ideas are coming on the big Sept. 7 “doubleheader” downtown. Word is that MLB screwed up the scheduling

RAVENS 2008 SCHEDULE Preseason: Aug. 7 — at New England, 7:30 Aug. 16 — MINNESOTA, 7:30 Aug. 23 — at

Anyone who has ever listened to WNST knows his voice. I called him “Papa Bob” when I was on the

Melvin Mora laying down a bunt. Jay Payton stealing third base. Guys taking pitches and walking. A grand total of

Just got the word that the 2008 NFL schedule will be released tomorrow afternoon. Join our WNST Text Alert service

The weather forecast appears to say “chilly” and I’m pretty sure the stadium will continue its extremely empty trend, but

What a day to watch sports on TV! Given the crappy weather (well, at least not as good as yesterday…and

If you haven’t checked out wnsTV lately, it’s time that you click away and take a tour of our new

For those of you who love the NFL as much as I do, here’s a happy note on a Saturday

But only, of course, to the “official” outlets. Today, an interview with Andy McPhail appeared with Hal Bodley, who was

Once St. Patrick’s Day rolls around, I don’t think a day goes by when someone doesn’t ask me or email

In a town that is woefully devoid of hockey love (and has chased its fair share of minor league hockey