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The Class of 2020 had its ceremony canceled once and postponed another time, but the National Baseball Hall of Fame’s latest induction ceremony finally became reality Sept. 8 — and Jim Henneman says it went off without a hitch.
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Jim Henneman says the time has come for the Orioles to address the fate of manager Brandon Hyde and announce whether the club will pick up the option for a fourth year with Hyde as manager.
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With strikeouts up and action down across baseball, Jim Henneman wonders if a simple fix could help rescue baseball from the doldrums … and former O’s skipper Buck Showalter weighs in, too.
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Jim Henneman weighs in on MLB’s decision to crack down on pitchers using a foreign substance to get a better grip on the ball, and he says baseball has a history of ignoring rules that already exist — and then making it a big deal when there is an emphasis on enforcing them.
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Jim Henneman offers an evaluation of the Orioles’ rebuild so far, and he says this might be the most opportune time for GM Mike Elias to reaffirm the organization’s commitment to the process and remove any speculation about manager Brandon Hyde’s immediate future.
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Jim Henneman weighs in on Orioles-Yankees, MLB MVP polls in April, the most unhittable pitch in baseball and more.
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Jim Henneman shares some thoughts and observations from around MLB, including Manny Machado, Jacob deGrom, Rougned Odor and more.
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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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The Orioles’ starting rotation is coming into focus, writes Jim Henneman, but it may not be as cut and dried as previously perceived.
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Jim Henneman shares some spring training observations on the Orioles and the rest of the league. He also bids farewell to Elgin Baylor and Joe Boylan.
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