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Nestor catches up with Buck Showalter at Sports Legends Museum on eve of Orioles FanFest for rare conversation with skipper

Perhaps the finest segment in the history of WNST.net…

I’ve been watching the Baltimore Orioles since 1973 and I’m not sure any of us could’ve predicted what this franchise was to become back in the late 1980’s when Camden Yards was built, our city was starved without football and the Colts had split town. It’s amazing now because most of the people in my [...]

to one of the Orioles fam il eee…. B R I A N M….A T U S Zeeeeee.  (Sung to the tune of the Mickey Mouse club closing song) Sad but true… Brian Matusz, one of those fabled young arms that was going to lead the Orioles to the promised land in the 2010-2020 era, [...]

This morning on a local radio station, people were talking about the miserable traffic jams in and around the downtown area in preparation for this weekend’s IRL style Grand Prix of Baltimore. I have no interest in IRL, open wheeled racing cars, or even NASCAR. I know this is billed as a once in a [...]

Tick tock, tick tock…as time slips through the hourglass so goes Jennifer Royle’s 15 minutes of fame in Baltimore. She’s now been here about 18 months and today figures to be the last time she gets a headline in the Charm City. Her lawsuit against me, WNST and my employees Drew Forrester and Glenn Clark, [...]

It’s a momentous day here at WNST.net in many ways. Some great news will be divulged here today and other tidbits and updates will be best savored on another day. But make no mistake about it: today is a very proud day for me at WNST.net. We’ve quietly made some changes in our format and [...]

With the NBA and NHL playoffs both leagues crowning  champions this week,  I think back to when Baltimore rejoiced in the Ravens’ Super Bowl  victory. The city was painted purple and fans from all over partied in the streets and watched the celebration in the rain. Hard to believe that was 10 years ago already. [...]

In a former life, I used to be “Nasty” Nestor Aparicio. And even though I don’t talk about it much or brag on as I probably should, I was a nationally-syndicated sports talk host on 425 radio stations across the United States back at the turn of the century. And every night when I was [...]