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Jim Henneman says there’s only one thing you really need to know about baseball’s new collective bargaining agreement — it could, and should, have been done two weeks ago.
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Now that the lockout is over, what’s next for baseball? Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein discuss the ramifications with Marty Conway and Andy Dolich, two former front office executives who now both teach sports business.
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Jim Henneman tries to make sense of some of sport’s unanswerable questions, from the MLB lockout to “ghost” wins and more.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with ESPN’s Tim Kurkjian about the latest news on the MLB lockout and how it will impact the season and the game.
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FanGraphs recently rated Orioles prospect Grayson Rodriguez as the No. 3 prospect in all of baseball. “Grayson Rodriguez’s pure stuff, there’s just no contest, to be honest with you, between him and the other pitching prospects in baseball,” FanGraphs’ Kevin Goldstein said.
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The inability of MLB and the MLBPA to make a deal after two months of relative inaction followed by 16 or so hours of what turned out to be a grandstand play, is a crazy bad reflection on the state of the game, writes Jim Henneman.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles says that while there is surely blame to go around to both MLB and the MLBPA, the failure to reach a deal and the cancellation of the first two series of the season has to be laid on the doorstep of MLB commissioner Rob Manfred.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Ross Grimsley talk with Shane Turner, a pro scout for the Giants, about how a quick turnaround once an MLB labor agreement is reached will impact spring training, free agency and the season overall.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles isn’t in the best of spirits about the current stalemate between baseball owners and players, but he’s here to help as an intermediary. Here’s his eight-step plan for both sides.
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The Athletic’s Keith Law says the Orioles have the prospects in the system to “put together a contending, championship-caliber lineup,” but he says there are holes Baltimore will need to fill when it comes to putting together a rotation.
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