MLB
January 3, 2022
MLB 2021: Wanted: A Laundromat
Baseball’s dirty laundry needs to be cleaned up? You can be sure … if it’s Manfredhouse, says SC’s Jeff Kallman. Complete Story
December 13, 2021
Glasses in the NBA: Past, Present, and Future
SC’s Brian Wallace provides a look at the past, present, and the future of eyewear in the NBA. There’s more to glasses than form and function — technology may lead the way to an immersive experience. Complete Story
December 3, 2021
The Mets Bet Max (the Knife)
SC’s Jeff Kallman says the New York Mets shook off their offseason dysfunction to sign Max Scherzer big. But what’s next? Complete Story
November 30, 2021
Fixing the MLB Hall of Fame Voting, Revisited
SC’s Jeff Kallman has ideas on how to make baseball’s Hall of Fame voting far less problematic — and far more inclusive. Complete Story
October 13, 2021
ALDS: “Whatever it Takes to Win”
That was the watchword for the Red Sox as they shook off a Game 1 shutout to dispatch the Rays three straight to win their American League division series. Complete Story
October 12, 2021
Why Are MLB’s Two Best Teams Meeting in the NLDS?
The teams with baseball’s two best records, the Giants and the Dodgers, are facing off in the playoffs one round too early. Here’s why that’s unfair all the way around. Complete Story
October 8, 2021
It Wasn’t Over Until it Was Over
SC’s Jeff Kallman says a ninth-inning battle between two near-forgotten men ended in a 2-run homer and the L.A. Dodgers headed for an NL division-series showdown with their lifelong blood rival Giants. Complete Story
October 4, 2021
When the Stat Nerds Took Over Baseball
SC’s Brian Wallace takes a look at how sports changed from scouting and thinking from the gut into the Moneyball world of sports analytics and sabermetrics. Watch the rise of the A’s MLB franchise and how they were able to compete in an otherwise unfair game of extravagant payrolls. Complete Story
October 1, 2021
Another Nice Mess They’ve Gotten Into
SC’s Jeff Kallman says farewell to the 2021 New York Mets, whose August collapse makes them the first ever to hold first for 103 days, but finish with a losing record. Complete Story
September 28, 2021
It’s a Gaus, Gaus, Gaus … Sort of
SC’s Jeff Kallman says Giants pitcher Kevin Gausman hitting a game-winning sacrifice fly as an unlikely pinch hitter isn’t an argument against the designated hitter. Complete Story
More MLB Commentary
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| 09.10.21 | The Top Seven Most Iconic Jerseys in MLB History | By Martin Banks |
| 09.06.21 | Fans Alone Don’t Pay Baseball Salaries Anymore | By Jeff Kallman |
| 08.27.21 | Phoenix Rising, For One Night in Baltimore | By Jeff Kallman |
| 08.16.21 | Of Fathers, Sons, Dreams, Rapprochement, and Baseball | By Jeff Kallman |
| 08.10.21 | Does “Peaking” in Sports Exist? | By Anthony Brancato |
| 08.09.21 | J.R. Richard, RIP: Redeemed | By Jeff Kallman |
| 08.02.21 | Two World Series Finishers Move On | By Jeff Kallman |
| 07.28.21 | The Guardians Are Coming | By Jeff Kallman |
| 07.23.21 | Roots and Blues | By Jeff Kallman |
| 07.21.21 | Can’t We Teach the Thugs a Lesson? | By Jeff Kallman |
| 07.20.21 | On Disappearing the 7-Inning Doubleheader | By Jeff Kallman |
| 07.14.21 | Good Luck Trying to “Replace” Acuna | By Jeff Kallman |
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