Who will be willing to pay Lamar the most – and pay the most for Lamar?
Leonard Raskin and Nestor lament the end of Ravens season and wonder what is ahead for Number 8 and his agent and Steve Bisciotti and Eric DeCosta.
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A Ted Talk: Lying Leonsis and abandoning The District with “accountability”
When Nestor read his business journalist pal Liz Farmer had written from the heart about the Caps and Wizards leaving Washington, D.C. for Virginia, it was time to move beyond the Baltimore fiasco with Angelos and Camden Yards to discuss even more local stadia and arena civic cash grab madness amongst billionaires in The DMV with an expert on government fiscal policy.
ColumnNes The weirdest Ravens playoff team ever?
One thing that won’t happen in Cincinnati next weekend is the elimination of the Baltimore Ravens. The purple ticket to the tournament has been punched.
What does your website need?
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.
How will the Ravens respond to such a jarring defeat at hands of Tua and Dolphins?
In the postgame, John Harbaugh had no answers for the rarest of rarities in his 15 seasons coaching the Ravens – a historic loss that required lots of bad calls, bad plays, bad decisions and poor football that turned a 35-14 walkover into a stunning 42-38 loss.
Talking about Goose, 33rd Street and the old days with Super Bowl XXXV champ Kim Herring
The death of Tony Siragusa has us discussing every aspect of the Purple Reign magic surrounding Super Bowl XXXV and the greatest defense in the history of the game. Safety Kim Herring was drafted into a Baltimore Ravens uniform in 1997 and knew nothing about the franchise. Let him tell you about “the man of the people” – The Goose.
Remembering everything I forgot about Super Bowl XXXV
Nestor Aparicio wrote a book on the Baltimore Ravens 2000 championship called “Purple Reign.” Twenty years later and a week after chatting with members of the team, he swears there are a million stories still never told…
That time Larry King called my book “a good read” and discussed history of Orioles baseball
Back in the 1990s when he worked at CNN in Washington, Larry King was a frequent visitor at Camden Yards and loved talking Orioles baseball and Little Looey with Nestor.
My public life as a “cause” guy in Baltimore
Resiliency has been the story of my life. With the help of others, I find a way to overcome challenges. Hence, #TogetherNes…
I wanna love you the best that I can
With a little peace and some harmony…
