Jim Henneman’s Leftovers, From Andy Reid’s Gamble To The Orioles’ International Activity
Jim Henneman clears out his notebook with thoughts on Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, the Orioles’ international signing haul and more.
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Jim Henneman: Can Blake Snell Shed ‘Poster Boy’ Image In San Diego?
Jim Henneman weighs in on the Blake Snell trade and whether the former Cy Young Award winner can move beyond being the poster boy for the era of five-inning starting pitchers.
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Jim Henneman: How Time Flies For Shane Beamer, Andy Oates
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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My Hall Of Fame Ballot: Too Many Or Two Few?
Jim Henneman has a Baseball Hall of Fame ballot for the 38th time this year. He breaks down his thought process in considering this year’s ballot, from his eight holdovers to the Barry Bonds-Roger Clemens question.
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Jim Henneman: Keys, City Of Frederick Deserve Better Deal
After watching the breakup of the 30-plus-year relationship between the Frederick Keys and Baltimore Orioles, Jim Henneman says the Keys and the community deserve a better deal, and hopefully they’ll get one down the road.
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Jim Henneman: Minor Leaguers Treading Water In No-Man’s Land Amid Pandemic
Jim Henneman considers the possible implications of the changes to Major League Baseball’s minor-league system, both for minor-league teams in Maryland and for the young players trying to make their way through the system.
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Jim Henneman: Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens Figure To Dominate Hall Of Fame Discussion
With no slam-dunk first-year nominee for the first time in eight years, Jim Henneman says this year’s Baseball Hall of Fame ballot highlights the two most recognizable names — Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens — even more than usual.
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Jim Henneman On Baseball’s Award Season, The Blake Snell Decision And More
Jim Henneman shares his picks for this year’s MLB rookies of the year, managers of the year, Cy Young Award winners, MVPs and more.
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Jim Henneman: Why 2020 Rays Could Be Like 1969 Mets
Jim Henneman shares some thoughts on the 2020 World Series, and he says if the Rays find a way to survive against the favored Dodgers it would be comparable to the Mets beating the Orioles in 1969.
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Jim Henneman: Braves, Rays Would Be Intriguing Baseball Matchup, But …
Jim Henneman weighs in on a possible Rays-Braves World Series matchup, the best thing he’s heard so far this postseason and more.
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