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The Baltimore Orioles went 3-4 on an important AL East road trip through Tampa and New York. As a last-place team, that’s not good enough but it was the way they lost games that was more disturbing. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss 8-0 blown leads, almost getting no-hit at Yankee Stadium and the indignity of losing another one-run lead in the 8th inning in The Bronx.
The Baltimore Orioles went 3-4 on an important AL East road trip through Tampa and New York. As a last-place team, that’s not good enough but it was the way they lost games that was more disturbing. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss 8-0 blown leads, almost getting no-hit at Yankee Stadium and the indignity of losing another one-run lead in the 8th inning in The Bronx.
How did Baltimore go from being one of the best teams in baseball to one of the worst in less than a year’s time?
This is the night where we well up, think nice thoughts about you and us and the way we were. And in the immortal words of Rex Barney, we say, “Thank youuuuu!” I wrote you a little love letter, Jonesy!
The sons of Peter Angelos got a “Dear Orioles” letter from Nestor back in July 2018 encouraging them to step forward and run a legitimate local baseball franchise. Now in the aftermath of the Kevin Brown suspension fiasco at MASN, any sensible fan would realize what we’re up against as a community with a born-on-third and thinks he hit a triple Fredo with a penchant for punishment like his old man.
Luke Jones and Nestor recap Orioles magic of sweep over Mets and 1983 World Series Anniversary
It was a special weekend of memories of the 1983 World Series team but the current Orioles team answered the first-place call with an impressive trio of wins against the once-time menace of the New York Mets. Luke Jones and Nestor recap the magic of Orioles baseball at Camden Yards.
Baltimore has won seven straight to move into second place in the AL East.
From the pandemic to injured first-round picks, what was already going to be a daunting process has been anything but smooth.
Allen McCallum joins Nestor to reminsce about 30 years of Baltimore sports radio and media at WNST
Longtime friend and colleague, Allen McCallum joins Nestor to reminisce about 30 years of Baltimore sports radio and media at WNST
The Maryland Crab Cake Tour stop presented by The Maryland Lottery at Pappas Restaurant in Cockeysville was so much fun that Mike Bordick and Nestor did some bonus talk about the impact of baseball in the community and significance of Orioles to Baltimore.
Mike Bordick and Nestor discuss the impact of baseball in the community and significance of Orioles
Sunday was quite a contrast from Week 6 when Baltimore looked like the best team in the AFC.
Veteran Jimmy Smith returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since injuring his ankle on Aug. 6.
John Means emerging as the closest thing to a true ace the Orioles have had since Mike Mussina begs the question of whether he’ll be around to see this arduous rebuild through.
In some ways, Nick Markakis epitomized the only winning era of Orioles baseball this century.
Time will tell whether Arkansas outfielder Heston Kjerstad was worthy of being the second overall pick.
Trey Mancini’s RBI double in the sixth inning proved to be a rare highlight for Baltimore.
Multiple outlets reported Baltimore was set to hire Chicago Cubs bench coach Brandon Hyde as manager.
The veteran catcher not receiving a contract means the only remaining member of the 2014 AL East champion Orioles is Chris Davis.
The pair made mistakes and paid the price for a 115-loss season, but that shouldn’t wipe away what was a good run.
He couldn’t fix everything about a broken franchise but Buck Showalter deodorized Angelos and Orioles as best he could over eight years
Perhaps the 1988 Orioles cracked open skunked beers to celebrate on Tuesday night.
Dylan Bundy has allowed five or more earned runs in five of his last seven starts and has an 8.33 ERA since the start of July.
The 23-year-old center fielder became the first player in club history to record three hits in his major league debut.
With contenders interested in his services, the longtime center fielder is weighing his options and owns a no-trade clause.
Start spreading the news, Zach Britton is leaving today. Nestor pens a #DearOrioles letter to the best closer in franchise history
The remnants of the hope that arrived with the gifted infielder in the middle of a pennant race six years ago walked out the door.
Baltimore remains on pace to become the fifth major league team since 1901 to lose 115 games in a season.
The Orioles shortstop was replaced after a 26-minute rain delay in the fourth inning.
The All-Star shortstop began what could possibly be his final homestand in Baltimore on Monday.
Recapping 25 years of the worst ownership imaginable, Nestor opens up in a #DearOrioles letter to Peter G. Angelos and asks him “What is next?” for a wayward Orioles franchise…
Once this mess is over and Machado and Jones and Buck are gone, who is going to deodorize the stench of the Baltimore Orioles experience? I’ll be asking questions in #DearOrioles series all summer…
Hours after originally being in Sunday’s lineup, the 23-year-old catcher was sent to Triple-A Norfolk.
The first baseman is on track to have one of the worst seasons in major league history from an everyday player.
Zach Britton’s return from the DL is the last hurdle on the way to Baltimore unloading pending free agents.
His official promotion to Baltimore was delayed because of Sunday’s rainout.
Baltimore concluded Memorial Day 20 games under .500 and 20 games out of first place in the AL East.
What the first baseman is experiencing is more severe than a slump. He’s at a career crossroads, regardless of his financial security.
