I was covering the Baltimore Mariners football game for BSR and ran into Nestor Aparicio at the...

I was covering the Baltimore Mariners football game for BSR and ran into Nestor Aparicio at the arena. We talked about the game, but he also gave me his insights on the Orioles. Check out his comments around the 2:00 mark.

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Great

Now I know what he looks like so if I ever see him I can punch him in the face.

by daveh873 on Mar 15, 2010 12:32 PM EDT reply actions

watch out, he fights back

http://www.dallassportsfans.com/video-gordon-keith-fight-nasty-nestor-chokes-gordon-keith-video/

Looks like douche-vs-douche in that video. Blech.

by PhilR8 on Mar 15, 2010 3:24 PM EDT up reply actions

Douche on douche crime, as Donovan McNabb would say.

by BrianS on Mar 19, 2010 9:58 AM EDT up reply actions

There is a LOT more to that whole story...

Nester isn’t liked at all by a lot of people in radio across the country. His antics at the Superbowl are a bit notorious with a lot of different stations and personalities that cover the event. He has started shit over the years with a lot of other people besides the Ticket guys. Props to him for buying and running his own station…but there is a glaring reason why he had to buy a station to stay on the air.

He is a small fish…in a tiny pond.

"The ball always seems to find Ed Reed...The man is a menace"

by UMBC Oriole fan on Apr 7, 2010 12:50 PM EDT up reply actions

I'm sorry

But Nestor just reeks of condescension. The crowd does seem pretty robust, though, for indoor football in Baltimore.

"There's only one cure for what's wrong with all of us pitchers, and that's to take a year off. Then, after you've gone a year without throwing, quit altogether." -Jim Palmer

by Baltimo on Mar 15, 2010 10:25 PM EDT reply actions

Is he wearing a Golden tate Notre Dame jersey/

or are the mariners colors blue and gold?

In one game as a freshman at Miami, Wieters hit a two-run homer in the top of the ninth to put the Yellow Jackets ahead, then pitched the bottom of the ninth for the save. On that day, the God nickname was bestowed. - Sports Illustrated

by BaltimoreSportsFan on Mar 16, 2010 4:23 PM EDT reply actions