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Jim Henneman says the reaction to his tribute to Frank Robinson was one of the best responses he’s ever had, and he shares some of the comments he received from Dave Trembley, Ernie Accorsi, Gary Roenicke, Doug DeCinces and others.
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Jim Henneman says the Orioles’ decision to have outfielder Austin Hays start the season at Triple-A reinforces that the club’s new mantra of building an elite pipeline of talent at every level means bringing prospects through the system one step at a time.
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Jim Henneman says technology has gotten so good that it’s having a major impact, not only on the pace of play but also on the game of baseball itself.
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Jim Henneman says it’s obvious the way starting pitchers prepare for the opening of the regular season these days is a drastic change from what can only be called the “old school” way.
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Jim Henneman says there’s a perfect storm approaching for the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2022, with Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens in their last year of eligibility on the BBWAA ballot and Alex Rodriguez and David Ortiz in their first.
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Jim Henneman reflects on the career and legacy of Frank Robinson and shares his memories of the legendary Orioles Hall of Famer, from dedicated player, manager and executive to devoted basketball fan.
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Jim Henneman reacts to Mariano Rivera becoming the first unanimous selection to the Baseball Hall of Fame, and he shares his full Hall of Fame ballot.
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While Orioles fans may be optimistic about the club’s new direction with GM Mike Elias, Jim Henneman says it’s important to remember that the 2018 season was merely step one of the process.
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While GM Mike Elias described reports of the hiring of Brandon Hyde as the Orioles’ next manager as “premature,” Jim Henneman says Hyde does seem to fit just about all of Elias’ requirements.
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“I look at it like being in the right place at the right time,” Bill Swaggerty said of his time on the 1983 Orioles, “and I wouldn’t trade it for the world. If you could give me three more years in the big leagues, I don’t think I could give up my World Series ring.”
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