MLB
April 18, 2019
A Tale of Two Davis’
Two sluggers, one name. One making headlines for home runs, the other for futility. SC’s Steve Brenna takes a look at the curious case of (K)Chris Davis. Complete Story
April 5, 2019
The Night of the Living T-R-A-T-I-O-R
Bryce Harper’s first D.C. game as a Philadelphia Phillie was an event, all right. Just not the one the Washington Nationals had quite in mind, says SC’s Jeff Kallman. Complete Story
April 1, 2019
The Little Miracle of Flushing, Queens
On their 50th anniversary season, SC’s Jeff Kallman reviews a new book chronicling the 1969 Miracle Mets and what they meant to a city, if not a country, still rent by chaos. Complete Story
March 26, 2019
The Rite of Spring is Still Alive
The times may be-a-changin’, but SC’s Steve Brenna believes one spring tradition stands the test of time: baseball. Complete Story
March 25, 2019
Goodbye Until Cooperstown, Ichiro
Next stop for the Japanese paradox who overthrew torture to make baseball fun for himself and fans and retired at last, says SC’s Jeff Kallman: the Hall of Fame, as a member, not just a frequent visitor. Complete Story
March 22, 2019
The Biggest Trout in Baseball’s River
Baseball’s best — now and also in comparison to a passel of Hall of Famers — will stay an Angel … and an off-the-charts wealthy one, says SC’s Jeff Kallman. Complete Story
March 12, 2019
“The Franchise” Could Use a Miracle
Stricken with dementia, Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver retires from the public, but not from the memories of his greatness. Complete Story
March 8, 2019
Vlad Jr.’s Show-Ready! Quit Stalling, Blue Jays
The Toronto Blue Jays say Vladimir Guerrero, Jr.’s not major league-ready at 19, despite tearing up the minors, including Triple A. SC’s Jeff Kallman says pants on fire — they’re not ready to stop manipulating his future MLB career. Complete Story
March 4, 2019
The Phillies Close Out Harper’s Bazaar
… and did two things concurrently, says SC’s Jeff Kallman. They made themselves instant NL East favorites, and they inflated the market for an even better player two years for now. (Hint: he’s an Angel now.) Complete Story
March 1, 2019
Baseball Wants Spyball Under Arrest
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred wants to crack down on high-tech sign-stealing. SC’s Jeff Kallman says Leo Durocher, call your office, wherever you are. Complete Story
More MLB Commentary
| 02.22.19 | Machado Will Bring Eyeballs, But Not Playoffs | By Steve Brenna |
| 02.21.19 | The Padres Show Machado the $300 Million | By Jeff Kallman |
| 02.19.19 | The MLBPA Wants Baseball Out of the Tank | By Jeff Kallman |
| 02.14.19 | We Surrender: Let the NL Have the DH | By Jeff Kallman |
| 02.08.19 | Frank Robinson, RIP: There Go the Judge | By Jeff Kallman |
| 02.01.19 | Adam Ottavino’s Ruthian Gaffe | By Jeff Kallman |
| 01.25.19 | Mo, Moose, and Cooperstown | By Jeff Kallman |
| 01.21.19 | Mel Stottlemyre, RIP: Quietly Monumental | By Jeff Kallman |
| 01.09.19 | The 1919 Reds: Grand Theft Victims | By Jeff Kallman |
| 12.26.18 | Addison’s Disease the Cubs’ Nightmare | By Jeff Kallman |
| 12.21.18 | The Shifts Aren’t as Shifty as You Think | By Jeff Kallman |
| 12.11.18 | Electing Baines a Royal Pain in Hall of Fame | By Jeff Kallman |
| 12.07.18 | The Mets Roll Big With Diaz/Cano | By Jeff Kallman |
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