Baltimore Sports. Period
Jim Henneman has been covering Baltimore sports in print for eight decades (1950s-2020s). He talked with PressBox about his high school and college days, how he got his start in the business, covering the Orioles for so long and more.
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Jim Henneman says the backlash from the Astros’ sign-stealing scandal has been far greater than he ever expected.
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As is almost always the case, return trips tend to bring back memories of the first. Jim Henneman compares Orioles spring training in 1974 and 2020.
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With superstars on the move or on the trading block, Jim Henneman thinks MLB has an identity crisis. He has a few ideas to untangle the issue.
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Jim Henneman says it’s getting almost as hard to determine when the Astros’ sign-stealing scandal began as to guess when it will end.
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Jim Henneman shares his Baseball Hall of Fame ballot and explains why he voted for Bobby Abreu but not Barry Bonds or Roger Clemens.
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After exploring the Astros’ sign-stealing scandal, Jim Henneman has two main takeaways, one of which is that baseball has been overwhelmed by technological advancement.
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The 10-year window for Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens to be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame expires in 2022. Jim Henneman wonders whether 2020 will be the year the duo makes key gains toward eventual election.
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Ask Jim Henneman why he’s rooting for the Washington Nationals in the World Series, and he’ll tell you the same thing he told his younger brother, “Why not?”
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Jim Henneman shares his thoughts on baseball’s MVP voting and makes his picks for this year’s MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year and other award winners.
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