Ever watch a baseball game from far away and think: “It’d be cool to see that ballpark?”
How my Pop and his love of baseball created WNST
Chapter 5: The Orioles and Colts weren’t the only teams that mattered
March 09, 2012 | Nestor Aparicio
Nestor admits to “cheating” on the local teams with the Oilers, Phillies and Padres as a kid…
Chapter 4: Got any 33rd Street memories? Time will not dim the glory…
March 08, 2012 | Nestor Aparicio
Got any Memorial Stadium memories? Nestor does and here they are…
Chapter 3: My Pop and Little League in Dundalk
March 07, 2012 | Nestor Aparicio
What are your Little League memories of youth? Here’s how Nestor fell in love with baseball…
Chapter 2: “Aparicio” means baseball to most people
March 06, 2012 | Nestor Aparicio
What’s in a name? For Nestor it’s been a life of baseball and “Are you related to Luis?”…
Chapter 1: This whole WNST thing was started by man in Dundalk who loved Orioles
March 05, 2012 | Nestor Aparicio
In case you missed Free The Birds in 2006, here’s the book that tells the story of “why”…
In honor of my Pop’s birthday, we present a “free speech” message from Peter G. Angelos
March 04, 2012 | Nestor Aparicio
Happy 93rd Birthday to My Pop…
27 years after Mayflower crime, I’ve pardoned Irsay and moved on from all the hate
December 08, 2011 | Nestor Aparicio
But we haven’t forgotten…
The Orioles will be better next year — and more new lies after The MacFailure
September 28, 2011 | Nestor Aparicio
Our cool, growing (and still free!) sports media company had another great B2B-Business To Business event last week in Towson with @CoachBillick and an old friend and reader of WNST.net approached me and asked the eternal Orioles question: “So, Nasty, I’ve read all of the issues regarding the Orioles and Mike Flanagan and Andy MacPhail [...]
Five years ago we did Free The Birds rally and I’m still proud of it
September 20, 2011 | Nestor Aparicio
There’s been plenty written about the Orioles demise and the AL East standings and the empty stands at Camden Yards speak for themselves as to what the Baltimore community feels the value of the baseball team is circa 2011. The stadium is empty most nights. Fans stuck with tickets can’t find anyone to take them [...]
