In aftermath of another unspeakable late loss to the Jaguars, Luke Jones and Nestor identify the issues with Ravens offense and what’s not working for Lamar Jackson right now inside the 20.
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Going back to Philly for another Midsummer Classic
They were both a part of the All Star Game pageantry 30 years ago when the Midsummer Classic came to Veterans Stadium and veteran sports brand artist Todd Radom will welcome Nestor back to his adopted homeland of Philadelphia for another MLB "big event" with history and insights into the modern making of an event that will be returning to Camden Yards in Baltimore pretty soon as well. Show and tell and a media tell all retrospective on why we love this game!
The busy business of baseball at All Star break and how labor pains will affect Orioles
We expect that Baltimore will soon be chosen as a future site of the Major League Baseball All Star Game for the first time since 1993. It's always educational when Eric Fisher of Front Office Sports goes deep on all things MLB, Orioles labor and what an All Star Game for Camden Yards would mean in 2030.
The Baltimore dream of another All Star Game at Camden Yards
With Luke Jones headed for vacation and Nestor headed for Philadelphia to cover the Major League Baseball All Star Game, they convene at Faidley's Seafood at Lexington Market for an All Star sendoff and Baltimore dreams for a 2030 Midsummer Classic in a freshly coifed Camden Yards. Plenty of fun show and tell in this one and tales of the road.
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