MLB
January 20, 2021
Old Sexts Mean New Unemployment
For Mets general manager Jared Porter, fired the morning after his 2016 sexting of a foreign baseball correspondent came to disturbing light, says SC’s Jeff Kallman. Complete Story
January 13, 2021
Tommy Lasorda, RIP: “I Made Guys Believe”
SC’s Jeff Kallman says farewell to the longtime Los Angeles Dodgers manager and lifelong Dodgers icon who loved nothing more than being Tommy Lasorda. Complete Story
January 6, 2021
2020: Once More For the Others Safe at Home
In his latest column, SC’s Jeff Kallman says a final farewell to the notable major league players who passed away in 2020. Complete Story
January 1, 2021
Phil Niekro, RIP: Great Pitcher, Better Friend
The Hall of Fame knuckleballer who died at 81 recently made friends of the game and those who love it, says SC’s Jeff Kallman. Complete Story
December 30, 2020
Let the Records Show…
… what we with hearts, guts, and brains knew for ages: Negro Leaguers were major leaguers, dammit, says SC’s Jeff Kallman. Complete Story
December 16, 2020
One More Grip of Jim Bouton
It took a few months for SC’s Jeff Kallman to read a splendid new biography of the Ball Four author, but he says it was more than worth the wait in his review of the book. Complete Story
December 11, 2020
Dick Allen, RIP: Big Stick, Bigger Man
The legendary Phillies/Cardinals/Dodgers/White Sox slugger died of cancer Monday. SC’s Jeff Kallman says a man treated unfairly too often in his career now deserves better than eventual posthumous Hall of Fame election. Complete Story
November 27, 2020
Two Miracle Mets Committed to One Pension Repair
Former New York Mets outfielder Rod Gaspar and former infielder Bobby Pfeil tell SC’s Jeff Kallman they hope Major League Baseball will un-freeze short-career, 1949-80 players into the game’s pension plan. Complete Story
November 18, 2020
Kim Ng, Inside the Box
SC’s Jeff Kallman says the Miami Marlins hiring Kim Ng as their new general manager is one giant leap for womanhood, but not as far outside the box as you might think. Complete Story
November 9, 2020
DH Spreading to NL? Owners Want Quid Pro Quo
Baseball’s players’ union wants the National League to adopt the designated hitter permanently, but the union strangely balks at the owners’ desire to expand the playoff field. Like just about everywhere except politics, there’s room for compromise. Complete Story
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| 10.22.20 | WS Game 1: Rays Off Script, Dodgers on Top | By Jeff Kallman |
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