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For the first time in 20 years, Jim Henneman didn’t dust off his tuxedo, complete with matching orange vest and tie, for Opening Day at Camden Yards. He reflects on his time as an official scorer.
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As one of three managers to lead the Orioles to a World Series championship, Joe Altobelli holds a special place in club history. Jim Henneman remembers the manager who brought a calm demeanor to a tough situation.
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Jim Henneman pays tribute to Vi Ripken, a true Matriarch for the Ripken clan and a pillar of strength for a very strong family.
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Jim Henneman touches on a few topics straight from the “How Time Flies” department, including Shane Beamer, Phil Linz and more.
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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 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 reflects on the myths and legends of Steve Dalkowski and recalls the one time he saw him pitch.
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Former Calvert Hall head football coach Augie Miceli will soon retire after 60 years at the school. Jim Henneman knows Miceli as a teacher, coach and friend — or as Henneman puts it, “a man for all seasons.”
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While Jim Henneman understands fans’ frustration regarding promising prospects being sent down to the minors to start the season, he also says the club’s history provides a potential roadmap for those players.
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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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