MLB
April 29, 2024
Scherzer: Let Robby the Umpbot Rank the Umps
In the wake of Hunter Wendelstedt’s unwarranted ejection of Yankee manager Aaron Boone, rehabbing Max Scherzer has an accountability idea and the solution. Complete Story
April 22, 2024
Carl Erskine, RIP: From Jackie to Jimmy
SC’s Jeff Kallman remembers the Brooklyn Dodgers legend whose humanitarian side in the clubhouse and raising his Down’s syndrome son made him an even better man than he was a big league pitcher. Complete Story
April 15, 2024
Gooden’s Number Retirement Gives Pause
… for SC’s Jeff Kallman, who remembers only too well the way the New York Mets ruined a transcendent pitcher before substance abuse issues joined in. Complete Story
April 8, 2024
The Temporarily Sacramento Athletics
SC’s Jeff Kallman says the Bizarro World owner of the A’s banking on everyone else shining in the small park there, too. Complete Story
April 2, 2024
He Said It Ain’t Shoh
Last week, Shohei Ohtani himself said he doesn’t bet on sports at all. SC’s Jeff Kallman says: we should believe him until hard evidence says otherwise. Complete Story
March 25, 2024
Ohtani-Mizuhara vs. Rose
SC’s Jeff Kallman says sorry, but the uproar over the financial mess with Shohei Ohtani’s interpreter Ippei Mizuhara still doesn’t get Pete Rose off the hook. Complete Story
March 18, 2024
A Star-Spangled Show of Strength?
The Giants want one and all present and accounted for when the National Anthem sounds. SC’s Jeff Kallman thinks that’s too problematic and explains why. Complete Story
March 11, 2024
Aerus Betts
Already a Hall of Fame-level right fielder and good second baseman, the Mookie Monster takes up a third field challenge, says SC’s Jeff Kallman. Complete Story
March 4, 2024
Mickey Mantle, as He Actually Was
Almost three decades after his death, too many still speak of Hall of Famer Mickey Mantle in should-have-been terms. SC’s Jeff Kallman says Mantle’s greatness as it was should have ended that talk ages ago. Complete Story
February 26, 2024
Anthony Rendon, Only Human
The oft-injured third baseman says family and faith are more important than the Old Ball Game — and SC’s Jeff Kallman doesn’t think he’s out of line to feel or say it. Complete Story
More MLB Commentary
02.19.24 | Where’s Baseball’s Mr. Blackwell? | By Jeff Kallman |
02.12.24 | The Orphan A’s, and Eppler on Ice | By Jeff Kallman |
02.05.24 | Al McBean, RIP: Always Leave ‘Em Laughing | By Jeff Kallman |
01.29.24 | Some Complaints, But Far More Gratitude | By Jeff Kallman |
01.22.24 | The Magnificent Seven | By Jeff Kallman |
01.15.24 | Bud Harrelson, RIP: Don’t Back Down | By Jeff Kallman |
01.08.24 | Why Wander Franco Must Go | By Jeff Kallman |
01.01.24 | Requiem For the Neglected | By Jeff Kallman |
12.26.23 | Eyes on the Prizes | By Jeff Kallman |
12.18.23 | For Those Who’ve Passed to the Elysian Fields… | By Jeff Kallman |
12.11.23 | Ohtani Gets His Lucre and His Wish | By Jeff Kallman |
12.04.23 | A Hall of Famer Wants to Flip His Lid | By Jeff Kallman |
11.27.23 | Peter Seidler, RIP: “He Saw the Cup as Three-Quarters Full” | By Jeff Kallman |
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