Jim Henneman: Orioles’ Five-Man Starting Rotation Is All But Officially Set
With the Orioles’ five-man rotation all but officially set, Jim Henneman says the key question is how deep into games those pitchers will be able to go.
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Upon Further Review By Jim Henneman
Jim Henneman: New Baseball Rules? A Lot Of Work To Do And Habits To Break
Jim Henneman says there is a lot of work to do and habits to break regarding the new baseball rules … and it shouldn’t come as a shock to learn a lot of these changes bring a whole new element to the job of umpires.
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Jim Henneman: Perhaps One Day Darell Hernaiz Will Be Remembered As First ‘Chip’
Darell Hernaiz never made it to Baltimore, rising only to No. 16 among the Orioles’ minor league prospects, but Jim Henneman says he could be a key footnote in Mike Elias’ current rebuilding project.
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Jim Henneman: Opining On Ravens QB Lamar Jackson From The Safe Confines Of The Bullpen
Jim Henneman admits he’s in over his head, but he weighs in on Lamar Jackson’s contract status and the slippery slope of making an assumption about someone else’s health and/or well-being.
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Jim Henneman: Indisputable Evidence That Instant Replay Isn’t Going Anywhere
It went generally unnoticed, just as it did the first time, but this year’s Army-Navy football game marked the 60th year that instant replay has been used during televised sporting events. Jim Henneman looks back on the beginnings of instant replay.
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Jim Henneman: My One Big Regret About The Argentina-France World Cup Final
After watching more of the World Cup contests than ever before, Jim Henneman has one regret about the final match between Argentina and France — that it didn’t last longer.
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Jim Henneman: Fred McGriff Is Best Bet To Survive Contemporary Era Ballot
Jim Henneman reviews the candidates up for consideration by the Baseball Hall of Fame’s Contemporary Era Committee this year and explains why he thinks Fred McGriff may be the sole survivor.
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Jim Henneman: The Three Craziest Things I Saw During The 2022 World Series
Jim Henneman looks back on the three craziest things he saw during the 2022 World Series and the strangest note during postseason play.
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Jim Henneman: Game 3 Rainout Gives Phillies Slight Edge, But Astros Still Have Advantage
Jim Henneman says the rainout of Game 3 of the World Series gives a slight edge to the Phillies, but the Astros still have the advantage.
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Jim Henneman: One Reason To Be Excited About Astros-Phillies World Series? No Openers
Jim Henneman says old-school, old-fashioned or just plain old baseball fans have a particular reason to be excited about the 2022 World Series — there’s a good chance there will be no “openers” posing as starting pitchers.
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