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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 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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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 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 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 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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For Boog Powell, the 25th anniversary of Cal Ripken’s 2,131 brought back the memory of Ripken’s kindness to Powell’s Uncle Ben.
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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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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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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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