MLB
June 20, 2022
Platinum Arm, Platinum Man, Cast in Bronze
SC’s Jeff Kallman ponders the Dodgers unveiling a statue honoring Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax on the 50th anniversary of his Cooperstown induction. Complete Story
May 31, 2022
On Kapler, the Anthem, and the Atrocity That Provoked Him
The Giants’ manager would rather stay in the clubhouse than stand for a national anthem saluting “the home of the brave” when bravery was absent from an elementary school atrocity, amplifying a distressing state of the country. Complete Story
May 11, 2022
Listen Up, Bleacher Creatures
SC’s Jeff Kallman says you louts could learn some things from Mark Lanzillotta, Derek Rodriguez, and Aaron Judge. Complete Story
May 6, 2022
Bauer Outage: Suspended Two Years
SC’s Jeff Kallman explains why the Trevor Bauer suspension means you should be accountable for sexual abuse even if the law can’t quite hold you thus. Complete Story
May 3, 2022
Presumptive Guilt in Sports
In this land of ours, a person is supposed to be presumed innocent until proven guilty if accused of a crime — unless of course that person happens to be a professional athlete. This is wrong on multiple levels, according to SC’s Anthony Brancato. Complete Story
May 2, 2022
The Bronx Boneheads
SC’s Jeff Kallman says the Yankeegate Letter — affirming only what we already knew about their 2015-17 replay-room sign-stealing — proves only that boys will be boys, not necessarily Astrogaters. Complete Story
April 25, 2022
Cabrera and the Yankees Had it Right
SC’s Jeff Kallman says future Hall of Famer Miguel Cabrera — whom the Yankees walked intentionally late in a game while he still sat at 2,999 lifetime hits — knows honest competition trumps a shot at history. Complete Story
April 22, 2022
Smarts in Houston, Suicide in Cleveland
SC’s Jeff Kallman says Niko Goodrum bunting against an overshift to try breaking up Shohei Ohtani’s perfect game bid was smart, but White Sox manager Tony La Russa letting Dallas Keuchel take an early 10-run beating in Cleveland was foolish. Complete Story
April 18, 2022
“But … History, Dammit!!!”
SC’s Jeff Kallman says future Hall of Fame pitcher Clayton Kershaw wasn’t half as sad as the world going ballistic over his aborted perfecto last Wednesday against the Twins. Complete Story
April 11, 2022
MLB Opening Day: Cross it Off the Bucket List
After six decades of loving and watching baseball live and on television, SC’s Jeff Kallman finally got to go to an Opening Day game and chronicles his experience here. Complete Story
More MLB Commentary
| 04.04.22 | The Universal DH: “Evidence Over Ideology” | By Jeff Kallman |
| 03.21.22 | Freeman Gets the Sixth Year He Wanted | By Jeff Kallman |
| 03.17.22 | Tiny Sweetening For Pre-1980 Pension-less MLB Players | By Jeff Kallman |
| 03.15.22 | Tanking in MLB Has Changed, Not Ended | By Anthony Brancato |
| 03.14.22 | Baseball’s Unlocked, But… | By Jeff Kallman |
| 03.11.22 | A Closer Look at the Proposed Oakland Ballpark | By Martin Banks |
| 03.07.22 | Baseball’s Death Wish? | By Jeff Kallman |
| 02.18.22 | The Deeper Issue at Play in the Eric Kay Trial | By Jeff Kallman |
| 02.17.22 | Hallelujah! Welcome the Universal DH | By Jeff Kallman |
| 01.31.22 | If “Cheaters” Don’t Belong in Cooperstown… | By Jeff Kallman |
| 01.25.22 | Big Papi Should Get the Cooperstown Call | By Jeff Kallman |
| 01.21.22 | My Louisville Slugger: The Fountain Pen | By Jeff Kallman |
| 01.19.22 | Strike This Mother-of-Bad-Ideas Out! | By Jeff Kallman |
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