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It’s been 51 months now since the initial “Free The Birds” campaign that we launched at WNST.net in “Year Nine […]
One of the few joyful benefits of being the “independent” voice in Baltimore sports is that we never have to
New Orioles manager Buck Showalter said all the right things when he was introduced to the Baltimore media on Monday
BALTIMORE — The woes continue for the Orioles (15-41) as they’ll try to snap a season-high 10-game losing streak and
BALTIMORE — It’s another hot day at Camden Yards accompanied by little good news as the Orioles (15-40) prepare to
As the Orioles travel to New York Sunday evening, Dave Trembley will take a deep breath, smile, and maybe even
BALTIMORE — With two pitchers returning to the starting rotation for their respective teams, it was clear Saturday night’s game
BALTIMORE — To say the Orioles have struggled in the month of April would be comparable to labeling Mount Everest
So this media situation is exactly what I tried to warn everyone about back in February. I spent a week
How much to blame is Dave Trembley for the Orioles’ 2-11 start? If you’re going to throw Trembley to the fire, it started with the decision by Andy MacPhail to bring him back last October.
Carlos Pena’s three-run bomb in the 10th seals a bullpen collapse that wasted a sparkling effort from young lefty Brian Matusz.
I know, I’m like a freaking broken record. Every year I write about how I’ve wrongfully had my media pass
Luke Jones offers his last five of 10 questions on his mind as the Orioles prepare to start the 2010 season.
As the Orioles fall toward the 100-loss mark with seemingly little resistance over the final week of the season, their
As the biggest critic of Orioles ownership over the last decade, I’ve purposely refrained from being particularly hard on the
I’ll admit it. I’ve become a social media addict. I do Facebook, Twitter…the whole nine! I can’t imagine living my
Well, it’s all over. The Orioles were once again swept in Baltimore by the Red Sox. Once again, thousands of
Watching the post-game press conference with Dave Trembley today has been illuminating. The Orioles are really reeling. The pitchers gave
If you’re watching the Orioles take on the Red Sox tonight, you saw general manager Andy MacPhail join the MASN
Being on the radio every day over the years I’ve had the sad fortune to listen to more than my
If you’re not familiar with the phenomenon that is Facebook, this won’t be the blog for you. Anyone keeping an
It isn’t hype to say that a miracle happened at Camden Yards tonight. It isn’t hyperbole to say that this
31-62. No, it is not the Washington Nationals’ current record (22-51), but it’s the Orioles’ record against the Boston Red
31-62. No, it is not the Washington Nationals’ current record (22-51), but it’s the Orioles’ record against the Boston Red
To say the weekend in Boston has been counterproductive would be an understatement. Yesterday at Fenway, Koji Uehara was very,
Perhaps you heard my reunion last week with Arbutus native and Mt. St. Joe grad Jim Schwartz, who has beeen
The Baltimore Orioles can try to silence their critics today and attempt to ban the free speech of all of
But where? Where will Mark Teixeira sign today (if indeed, today is the day). Again, this has been the most
Want the craziest true story I’ve heard in Dallas in my first 24 hours? Apparently, I missed running into Mark
UPDATED! It’s the Baseball Winter Meetings. It’s not hard to find anglers, liars, crooks and agents. Oh, and there are
The World Series has returned to Philadelphia for the first time in 15 years. The fans are bathed in red
Needless to say it’s been a whirlwind first week of my 40’s. Some folks told me it’d get hectic on
I looked through all of the WNST blogs over the past couple days and there has been a one glaring
When Boston singer Brad Delp hit the road with his band Return To Zero, he told Nestor his story before coming to Hammerjacks.
