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Comedian Jerry Seinfeld once said: “We cheer for the clothes!” And he wasn’t wrong. Sports artist and visual historian Todd Radom returns as Nestor’s king of the fashion police and logos to discuss modern sports jerseys and the Baltimore Ravens’ Color Rush purple helmets with the angry KISS bird that fell short.
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld once said: “We cheer for the clothes!” And he wasn’t wrong. Sports artist and visual historian Todd Radom returns as Nestor’s king of the fashion police and logos to discuss modern sports jerseys and the Baltimore Ravens’ Color Rush purple helmets with the angry KISS bird that fell short.
When you’re 32nd in the league at defending the pass, opponents aren’t likely to run much. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Ravens’ defensive issues and the extra prep for an inspired first-place Steelers team led by Russell Wilson in Pittsburgh. A big game at The Confuence on Sunday.
Longtime NFL insider Mike Silver returns to tell Nestor the roots of his new book, “The Why Is Everything,” exploring the history of the Shanahan family football tree, with roots in the franchise of Dan Snyder in Washington more than a decade ago. Silver praises the talent of Lamar Jackson and still wonders how the Ravens ever let him test the free agent market last spring.
Longtime NFL insider Mike Silver returns to tell Nestor the roots of his new book, “The Why Is Everything,” exploring the history of the Shanahan family football tree, with roots in the franchise of Dan Snyder in Washington more than a decade ago. Silver praises the talent of Lamar Jackson and still wonders how the Ravens ever let him test the free agent market last spring.
When Nestor received an email from Elon University professor and author David Bockino about his local role in a 1997 television football picks show called “Beat The Pros” with Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor and the NFL architect of the 46 defense Buddy Ryan, he agreed to tell the whole story for the first time on the air. The stuff you remember when you think you’ve forgotten everything…
When Nestor received an email from Elon University professor and author David Bockino about his local role in a 1997 television football picks show called “Beat The Pros” with Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor and the NFL architect of the 46 defense Buddy Ryan, he agreed to tell the whole story for the first time on the air. The stuff you remember when you think you’ve forgotten everything…
What’s in a name? For Nestor it’s been a life of baseball and “Are you related to Luis?”…
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the Orioles pitching concerns and the realities of a legitimate World Series run at Camden Yards late into this summer and fall.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss Orioles pitching and realities of a rare World Series run at Camden Yards
Mike Rosenfeld and Nestor do a summer baseball session as Orioles turn for All Star Game
From peach cake to memories of All Star Games of yesteryear, Mike Rosenfeld and Nestor do a summer baseball session as the upstart Orioles turn for home in the pennant race that Baltimore has been waiting a long time to see and feel the magic.
Mike Rosenfeld and Nestor engage in a frank debate about the Orioles lease situation and the future of the Angelos family in Baltimore at Camden Yards.
Leonard Raskin and Nestor go golfing for the kids at Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital with Mike Bordick
Leonard Raskin and Nestor go golfing for the kids at Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital with Mike Bordick at Hayfields on a beautiful spring day in Hunt Valley.
Now that general manager Eric DeCosta has had a very full offseason with The Lamarathon, OBJ and the NFL draft, Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor give a full assessment of the Ravens summer hopes for Super Bowl appearance in Las Vegas next February.
Luke Jones and Nestor talk Homer Hose and Grayson Rodriguez as Orioles season blooms in Baltimore
Luke Jones and Nestor talk Homer Hose and the next start of Grayson Rodriguez as Orioles season blooms in Baltimore.
Jack Del Rio and Brian Billick talk with Nestor on 2003 Radio Row
The onetime Ravens assistant talked with Nestor and Brian Billick on Radio Row ahead of 2003 Super Bowl in San Diego.
Esteemed author James Patterson and longtime New York sports columnist Mike Lupica give Nestor a lesson in writing for the people and discuss their new novel, “The House of Wolves.” It seems that truth makes great fiction in the NFL.
This is Chapter 14 of “Purple Reign 2: Faith, Family & Football – A Baltimore Love Story.” Author and radio host and entrepreneur Nestor Aparicio is releasing it chapter by chapter daily to celebrate the 5th Anniversary of the Ravens Super Bowl win in New Orleans.
I’ve decided that I need to move on from those feelings about the Irsay family and the whole “Baltimore needs to get even with Indianapolis” feelings of Mayflowers and drunk press conferences and dread and anger. I just can’t carry this with me for the rest of my life.
They don’t get together too often but when they do, Mike Silver of NFL Network and Nestor usually meander into some strange music and life chats far off the football path.
Author Tom Lobianco has a new book on the political rise of Mike Pence. Our chat with him covered a lot of ground from Indianapolis to D.C. and now into impeachment…
Author Tom Lobianco has a new book on the political rise of Mike Pence. Our chat with him covered a lot of ground from Indianapolis to D.C. and now into impeachment…
Mike Mussina is back in Baltimore & so are the sick memories of why he left
Why don’t YOU go to Baltimore Orioles games anymore?
Nestor will be revisiting “State of Baltimore Media” series next week from Indianapolis…
After attending the amazing and memorable Brooks Robinson statue unveiling in front of Pickles Pub on Saturday afternoon my emotions
Our cool, growing (and still free!) sports media company had another great B2B-Business To Business event last week in Towson
I’ve been watching the Baltimore Orioles since 1973 and I’m not sure any of us could’ve predicted what this franchise
There’s been plenty written about the Orioles demise and the AL East standings and the empty stands at Camden Yards
PHILADELPHIA — As I sit here wrapping up a futile evening of unusually awful preseason football — and the bar
On Tuesday night, as Camden Yards sat mostly empty on another beautiful summer night, it happened again. No, not just
I guess this is what happens when your franchise has atrophied to the point of having few fans, few glaring
It’s been 51 months now since the initial “Free The Birds” campaign that we launched at WNST.net in “Year Nine
At the risk of “piling on,” I’ve decided to throw my two cents into the blogosphere today to briefly (insert
We spend plenty of time “outing” phonies and charlatans in our business. But, alas, there are many, many dedicated, responsible
Three months ago I had the privilege — well, actually, it was more disgusting than enjoyable — of sitting two
