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Rendon. Injured. Again. And…

Sports Photo… SC’s Jeff Kallman says the real end just might be here for the too-often-injured Los Angles Angels third baseman. Complete Story

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Baseball’s Sky Isn’t Falling, Folks

Sports PhotoSC’s Jeff Kallman says some Major League Baseball owners are crying “wolf!” again. Repeat after him: baseball’s sky isn’t falling. Complete Story

Fay Vincent, RIP: Heart in the Right Place

Sports PhotoThe Last Commissioner’s failure to make Major League Baseball’s owners and players partners rather than combatants wasn’t his fault, says SC’s Jeff Kallman. Complete Story

Further Hall of Fame Reflections

Sports PhotoSC’s Jeff Kallman ponders enough of the chatter since the BBWAA elected Ichiro, CC, and Billy the Kid to Cooperstown last week by looking at the snubs. Complete Story

The Continuing Ballad of Billy the Kid

Sports PhotoSC’s Jeff Kallman says the final verse will be relief pitcher dominator Billy Wagner’s Hall of Fame election at last. Complete Story

No, These Guys Aren’t Everything Fans Should Be

Sports PhotoStealing a foul fly out of Mookie Betts’s glove in World Series Game 4 gets two fans banned from MLB and its facilities “indefinitely.” SC’s Jeff Kallman approves. Complete Story

Will Andruw Jones Get the Cooperstown Call?

Sports PhotoSC’s Jeff Kallman thinks he should and explains why he’s championed the center fielder’s Hall of Fame case from just about the moment he became eligible. Complete Story

2024: Taking the Fifth, and Other Lamentations

Sports PhotoSC’s Jeff Kallman agrees that 2024 was anything but a normal baseball season. Complete Story

Rickey Henderson, RIP: Baseball’s Grandest Larcenist

Sports PhotoThe Man of Steal swiped bases and hearts in slightly over a quarter century of pro baseball, says SC’s Jeff Kallman of the game’s greatest leadoff man. Complete Story

From Here to Eternity, or Fifteen Years

Sports PhotoSC’s Jeff Kallman sees good and not-so-good in the New York Mets’ signing Juan Soto to shy enough of a billion dollars for 15 years. Even if Soto’s still a very young man. Complete Story

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