Mike Bordick brings Frank and Adam Kolarek by Maryland Crab Cake Tour for chat about Catonsville and baseball
Mike Bordick brings Frank and Adam Kolarek by Maryland Crab Cake Tour for chat about Catonsville and baseball
Mike Bordick brings Frank and Adam Kolarek by Maryland Crab Cake Tour for chat about Catonsville and baseball
Our pal and former Orioles shortstop Mike Bordick brings Frank and Adam Kolarek by the Maryland Crab Cake Tour at Pappas in Cockeysville for a lengthy chat about a kid growing up in Catonsville around baseball with a purpose long before the champagne and World Series ring with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Nearly a decade after the death of Orioles Hall of Fame manager Earl Weaver, author John Miller reached to Nestor to discuss the last interview that No. 4 ever granted. Miller outlines his tales and research on the life and times of the greatest skipper the Birds ever had.
For the love of keeping score at a baseball game with legendary Bob Ryan
The legendary emeritus columnist of The Boston Globe tells Nestor old baseball stories and dishes on legacy of Bill Belichick and the ghosts of Foxborough past.
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor to discuss the love and joy of Camden Yards
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor to discuss the universal love and joy of cherished baseball stadium Camden Yards
Maury Brown, a 2020 National Sportswriter Of The Year nominee and Senior Contributor at Forbes Sports, discusses the ugly offseason of the business of MLB and sounds of labor war.
It’s a tale almost as old as time: MLB players want their share and owners aren’t willing to budge. Eric Fisher of SportBusiness talks MLB labor issues and how Orioles ever become relevant again.
Dave Sheinin of The Washington Post takes a deep dive on fundamental problems of Major League Baseball.
Dave Sheinin of The Washington Post takes a deep dive on fundamental problems of Major League Baseball
Eric Fisher of SportBusiness talks MLB labor issues and how Orioles ever become relevant again
AP Chicago columnist Jim Litke discusses the glory sports days of The Windy City with Nestor
Harry Carry, Soldier Field, Michael Jordan, and the Blackhawks – just to name a few! AP Chicago columnist Jim Litke discusses the glory days of sports in The Windy City with Nestor.
Maury Brown of Forbes Sports discusses the ugly offseason of the business of MLB and sounds of labor war
Bill Cole and Nestor discuss who is watching the World Series and wonder what the future of baseball will look like.
Bill Cole and Nestor discuss who is watching the World Series and wonder what the future of baseball will look like.
When the Ravens were new and baseball mattered, the launching pad in Atlanta was the place to be on the night of the Jim Leyritz home run that changed Yankees history.
Venerable Hall of Fame football writer John McClain of The Houston Chronicle joins Nestor from Texas to discuss his fandom of the Astros, cheating, bad baseball and the future of the Texans as cellar dweller without Deshaun Watson.
If you remember the last day at Memorial Stadium in 1991, then you need to meet the architect. Longtime baseball public relations leader Rick Vaughn remembers 33rd Street and the leadership of an Orioles front office legend.
Marty Conway joins Nestor to discuss legend of Bob Brown and Oriole Way
Usually we discuss current sports business issues with Georgetown professor Marty Conway. But, given his run on 33rd Street with the godfather of Baltimore sports public relations during the 1980s, we thought he should tell ya about the legend of Bob.
Longtime Titans beat reporter Jim Wyatt of Titans.com says this isn’t same offensive powerhouse that Ravens ran into last January with Ryan Tannehill and Derrick Henry.
Luke Jones offers his prediction on which team will be advancing to the Fall Classic.
Find out how Drew Forrester and Luke Jones see the Orioles faring in 2013…
I’ve been watching the Baltimore Orioles since 1973 and I’m not sure any of us could’ve predicted what this franchise
Papa Joe was a simple man. He’d always come booming into the offices about 90 minutes before his show and always with a hearty laugh and always penning his opening monologue and script on a legal notepad and rehearsing it on those who would hear him.
With the home opener of the 2011 season less than three weeks away, it’s nearly impossible to believe Oriole Park
It’s a big, emotional week of football in Baltimore and the reason it’s so significant is because of our civic
After weeks of speculation, the Orioles have finally hired Buck Showalter as their next manager. Currently on pace to finish
Dear Pop: Happy 91st birthday!!! I know you might be used to me doing the radio show dedicated to you
Just when you thought you heard every story, here comes one that’s fascinating. A Philadelphia woman put an ad on
UPDATE: On my way out the door last night I took a picture with Brooks Robinson, just like I did
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
The Orioles certainly didn’t show the Phillies any “Brotherly Love” by completing a three-game sweep this weekend. I attended the
The Orioles certainly didn’t show the Phillies any “Brotherly Love” by completing a three-game sweep this weekend. I attended the
A new addition to Monday Night Football and an overdue change to the Fall Classic should make many fans happy
The Baltimore Orioles can try to silence their critics today and attempt to ban the free speech of all of
FROM THE MAILBAG: nestor: by the way, made the trip to cleveland last weekend. found the town and 99% of