Jim Henneman: In The Case Of Mike Trout — Or Anybody — WAR Doesn’t Equal MVP
When it comes to picking a Most Valuable Player, Jim Henneman says WAR doesn’t equal MVP — and that’s not a knock against Mike Trout.
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Upon Further Review By Jim Henneman
Dean Kremer’s Debut Significant Outside Of Baltimore, Too … Just Ask Jerry Narron
Jim Henneman talked with Jerry Narron, the former Orioles third base coach and current Red Sox bench coach who also assisted with Israel’s team in the 2017 World Baseball Classic, about the impact of Dean Kremer’s debut as the first Israeli citizen to play in the major leagues.
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World Series At A Neutral Site? Don’t Bet Against It
Jim Henneman explains why it makes perfect sense to end the 2020 MLB season with a neutral site World Series, which would prove Bowie Kuhn right — albeit under unusual circumstances.
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Jim Henneman: Observations, Questions … And Pipe Dreams?
Jim Henneman shares some observations and predictions for the Orioles and MLB as the season reaches the halfway point and the trade deadline.
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What Will 2020 Season Hold For Orioles’ Chris Davis?
Jim Henneman liked what he saw from Chris Davis during spring training. Will it carry over to this year’s 60-game season, and perhaps beyond?
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From Bold Prediction To Wide-Eyed Rookie, Plenty Special About 1970 Orioles
Jim Henneman says any conversation about the 1970 Orioles ends with Brooks Robinson’s World Series MVP performance — but there are some other storylines, too.
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Jim Henneman: Let’s Not Forget Wes Unseld Was A Damn Good Player, Too
We usually say it the other way around, which might be the nicest compliment, but Jim Henneman says it’s important to remember Wes Unseld was as much of a Hall of Famer on the court as he was in the community.
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Wes Unseld’s Impact On Court Met Only By His Character
Jim Henneman reflects on his days as the Baltimore Bullets PR director and the impact Wes Unseld had on the court and in the community.
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Jim Henneman: Jerry Sloan’s Time In Baltimore Brief But Impactful
Jim Henneman reflects on the passing of Jerry Sloan and his one-year stint in Baltimore, which came after he was drafted twice by the Bullets.
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Jim Henneman: What If Michael Jordan Never Played Baseball?
Jim Henneman shares his thoughts on ESPN’s “The Last Dance” and wonders what might have been if Michael Jordan hadn’t left the Bulls to play baseball.
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