Heard this on my way in this morning, and it made for some uncomfortable — but awesome — radio. Quick back story: The Ticket has a long-running feud with Baltimore radio host “Nasty” Nestor Aparicio that has played out over the last several Super Bowl trips. Anyway, Gordon Keith went by “Nasty” Nestor’s setup on radio row this morning, asking (on air) if they could put the past behind them. He was greeted, apparently, with a glare, and then after a moment, “Nasty” Nestor’s hands around his throat. Read a little more here. But don’t read the comments here. UPDATE: And listen here.
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