Is Technology Too Advanced For MLB’s Own Good?
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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Proposals To Penalize Tanking Make Sense But Sting In Baltimore
Glenn Clark says the MLB Players Association’s reported proposal to penalize “tanking” through the draft makes sense but stings for Orioles fans, who are prepared to embrace a rebuild similar to the Astros, Cubs and Phillies.
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Jim Henneman: As Starters’ Workloads Change, So Too Does Their Preparation
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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MLB Owners, Players Start Process Of Overhauling National Pastime
Stan “The Fan” Charles looks at some of the rules changes that are reportedly being discussed by MLB and the MLB Players Association and shares his take on how they could change the action on the field and the economics within the game.
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Ricig’s World Of Sports: New Camden Yards Tour
In his latest sports cartoon with PressBox, Mike Ricigliano imagines possible stops on a new Camden Yards tour.
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Baseball Hall Of Fame Facing Perfect Storm In 2022
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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Boog Powell: Frank Robinson Brought Attitude To The Orioles
Boog Powell looks back on the impact longtime teammate Frank Robinson had on the Orioles, and he says his influence extended far beyond his MVP-caliber production with the bat and Gold Glove fielding ability.
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Jim Henneman: Former Oriole Frank Robinson Typified Dedication, Excellence
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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Frank Robinson, Former Orioles Legend, Dies At 83
Frank Robinson, who pushed the Orioles over the top and later became baseball’s first African-American manager, died Feb. 7. He was 83.
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Jim Henneman: Mariano Rivera’s Deserving … But A Relief Pitcher Is First Unanimous HOF Selection?
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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