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Jim Henneman says the Hall of Fame debate on Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens isn’t going away anytime soon, as both are immediately eligible to be part of the 2023 class through a Veterans Committee.
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Jim Henneman has an idea for where MLB owners and players can come together on a new collective bargaining agreement … and he has one big hope for the Orioles in 2022.
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Jim Henneman shares some of the responses he received after writing about the passing of former Orioles GM Roland Hemond as well as a couple more stories about one of the game’s most colorful characters.
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Jim Henneman says Buck Showalter’s return to New York as the manager of the Mets is the ultimate full life circle of baseball, and he says Showalter’s experience in Baltimore will serve him well in his new role.
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Jim Henneman remembers former Orioles GM Roland Hemond, who passed away Dec. 12 at the age of 92 after a remarkable lifetime in baseball.
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Jim Henneman isn’t sure what caused the spending spree in the baseball free-agent marketplace this past week, but he says the Rays made the best deal of all by signing Wander Franco for 11 years.
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Jim Henneman reflects on the passing of Bob Ferry and Dick Szymanski, two colorful personalities whose careers took similar paths with two different Baltimore sports teams in the 1960s and 1970s.
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Given the nature of the business and his almost 30 years of experience while living the dream, Gary Kendall told Jim Henneman he wasn’t shocked to be let go by the Orioles. That doesn’t mean it didn’t sting.
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Jim Henneman was in attendance for the Wizards’ unveiling of a bust in memory of the great Wes Unseld, prompting some thoughts about the family’s enduring legacy.
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Jim Henneman weighs in on the MLB playoffs and considers the strange reality that if the Dodgers somehow manage to repeat as champions, one former and one current Oriole will qualify for a World Series ring.
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