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Part 3: Which Baltimore sports media entities suck? Here’s my report card…

Part 3: Which Baltimore sports media entities suck? Here’s my report card…

October 23, 2012 | Nestor Aparicio

Nestor tells it like it is regarding Baltimore sports media and now it’s your turn…

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Now That’s Buzzworthy!

August 24, 2012 | Damon Yaffe

Catch The Buzz has it’s very own in-house PARTY GIRL! Yup, we do! Gina Geppi joins the show every Thursday @ 11:25a, delivering her unique Bawl’mer style and Charm City insights, as she gets us ready for the weekend. We’re calling the new segment – Now That’s Buzzworthy! (until Gina comes up with a better [...]

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The Boneyard: Good Feeling

May 14, 2012 | Damon Yaffe

Oh, oh sometimes I get a good feeling, yeah I get a feeling that I never, never, never had before, no no I get a good feeling, yeah   Oh, oh sometimes I get a good feeling, yeah I get a feling that I never, never never, never had before, no no I get a [...]

The Boneyard: A New Place To Roam

The Boneyard: A New Place To Roam

April 15, 2012 | Damon Yaffe

Damon offers a background on how he ended up at WNST…

Does Peter Angelos even hear cries of Baltimore Orioles fans around the world?

Does Peter Angelos even hear cries of Baltimore Orioles fans around the world?

March 23, 2012 | Nestor Aparicio

This is how Nestor felt morning of Free The Birds. Details for April 5th coming soon!

Chapter 15: How it all fell apart for Angelos — and it certainly didn’t have to be this way

Chapter 15: How it all fell apart for Angelos — and it certainly didn’t have to be this way

March 19, 2012 | WNST Staff

One of the saddest stories ever told — the demise of the Orioles in Baltimore…

Blog & Tackle: Back to football, finally

Blog & Tackle: Back to football, finally

July 25, 2011 | Chris Pika

It only took 132 days to reach the day that everyone affiliated with the NFL was hoping for, the resumption of football after a prolonged lockout that featured lawyers, accountants and negotiators instead of players, coaches and general managers. Sometime later today, an announcement (should be a simultaneous Tweet by the NFL and NFLPA) announcing [...]

Bumpy road ahead to new NFL CBA agreement

July 22, 2011 | Chris Pika

ATLANTA—As word leaked out that the NFL owners had voted 31-0 on their proposal for a settlement of legal issues and the terms of a new CBA last night, rumors that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith had been on the phone during a prolonged (and unplanned) dinner break by the [...]

Where NFL-NFLPA labor fight stands after Judge Nelson’s decision (as of Tuesday morning)

April 26, 2011 | Chris Pika

In the game of chicken the NFL and the NFLPA have played since the CBA expired in early March and the owners declared a lockout, the participants, fans and the media have all learned to assume nothing. Most, myself included, expected Judge Susan Nelson of the U.S. District Court to rule in favor of the [...]

Where NFL-NFLPA labor fight stands (April 24)

April 25, 2011 | Chris Pika

We are on the brink of the first potential leverage either side in the NFL labor fight has had since the lockout by the owners was announced March 11 as Judge Susan Nelson of the U.S. District Court in Minneapolis is reportedly ready to rule on the players’ request for a preliminary injunction to lift [...]

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