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From wintry Minnesota, Super Bowl XLXII champion center Matt Birk returns to discuss how eight kids keeps you busy enough to lose weight after playing football for two decades.
Matt Birk comes back to Baltimore to discuss how to win a Super Bowl – and have some fun
Joe DeLamielleure and BJ Ganem discuss Bills and Ravens and pets for military soldiers
Buffalo Bills Hall of Famer Joe DeLamielleure and a Marine with a special story to tell discuss pets for military soldiers via Sierra Delta.
Hall of Famer Rod Woodson catches up with Nestor on about his passion for teaching the game of football around the world. And the weirdness of being stuck in middle of the Baltimore and Pittsburgh rivalry.
Resiliency has been the story of my life. With the help of others, I find a way to overcome challenges. Hence, #TogetherNes…
I heard it said somewhere that one day all good things come to an end…
Luke Jones reflects on a personal moment watching Ed Reed long before ever covering him or the Ravens.
Many Ravens have brought thrills over more than two decades, but none quite like the Hall of Fame safety.
The veteran lineman’s streak of six consecutive Pro Bowls was snapped last year due to a fractured ankle.
You saw the pictures of the tour in June and July. Now read the stories behind those images. And learn about our #JennStrong journey…
Nestor first had the Hall of Famer on the show at the Ed Block Courage Awards in 1997 but this is a more modern chat about what happens after you win a championship and the level of involvement in maintaining greatness after achievement.
Art Modell changed our lives forever in Baltimore when he brought us the Ravens…
Mike Mussina is back in Baltimore & so are the sick memories of why he left
It was like a scene out of a movie today in downtown Baltimore, as Brooks Robinson was feted with a
With all of the frenzy of the lockout and the ensuing fallout of free agency and mayhem, I’m getting tons
I guess this is what happens when your franchise has atrophied to the point of having few fans, few glaring
It didn’t take long for the manure to hit the fan in Baltimore during the Monday Night Football broadcast from
Let’s start with these simple facts: the last three days have been the best weather days of this or any
I am a little embarrassed to be from Baltimore these days. And it has nothing to do with the 30,000
(UPDATE: The blogger who inspired this piece and who said Rod Woodson entered the “Hall of Shame” for mentioning Art
9:34 p.m. –Rod Woodson just talked about Baltimore and about Art Modell. “Without Art Modell, old school owner. And I
I’ve known Rod Woodson, the man, since 1998 when he joined the Ravens after heavy recruitment from then-defensive coordinator Marvin
The first half is in the books, and the Orioles are right where most of us thought they would be—last
The first half is in the books, and the Orioles are right where most of us thought they would be—last
Well, if they weren’t going to get the sweep at least they lost in dramatic fashion. Jamie Walker gave up
Well, the handful of pro football “experts” are at it again, playing the role of punitive czars as the gatekeepers
It’s been a busy couple of days in my real life and I haven’t had a chance to write a
So today let’s pretend that Art Modell never moved the Cleveland Browns. Let’s pretend that there are no Baltimore Ravens
Here is a primer on all things Canton, Pro Football Hall of Fame voting, the politics, the rules, the history
So, I’m having a strange week. First, the surreal life in Cincinnati can be easily seen by watching my wnsTV
We will be using this week here at WNST and at this link on Facebook to recruit as many Ravens
Ever since Drew Forrester posted his blog here at WNST.net yesterday about Ray Lewis and his pending return to the
When Cal Ripken was preparing to enter Cooperstown in 2007, he sat down with Nestor to discuss many aspects of his incredible career with the Baltimore Orioles.
When Cal Ripken was headed to the Hall of Fame, he sat down with Nestor to chat about life and reflect in 2007.
This is the finale of a spirited four-part chat with Fatso, who covered all of aspects of his life on a summer night in Fallston when he had a lot of energy to make us laugh.
The rebuilding year of 2002 was difficult on the future Hall of Famer because he was used to winning so much at The U.
When The Golden Arm left us tragically on a fall day, William Donald Schaefer called into Nestor’s show to grieve with the community.
Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn sat down with Nestor at Jack Murphy Stadium to discuss a life after baseball during the final month of his legendary Padres career.
When the legendary Baltimore Orioles outfielder died in 2019, it was hard to find this clip but it made us smile when we did. And this 1992 picture is only one he could find from when the Hall of Famer umpired the “Broadcast vs. Print Media Baseball Game” at Camden Yards.
