There are 16 position players on the Hall of Fame ballot. Jay Jaffe thinks three of them belong in Cooperstown.
The after-party is always better than the concert.
The D.C. City Council passed a measure on Tuesday that mandates a large private contribution as part of any stadium funding plan. MLB is outraged, but do they have any choice but to comply?
The Pedro Martinez signing could be risky for the Mets, says Will Carroll.
Do they prove the rule, or just provide column fodder. Jim takes a look at some of the least likely performances in baseball history.
Dusty Baker sounds off on Sammy Sosa and Corey Patterson. The Cardinals remain in limbo with Edgar Renteria. Paul DePodesta and the Dodgers will wait to decide where Jeff Kent plays. These and other notable quotables in The Week In Quotes.
Calm before the storm, or the dying embers of a weekend that opened with promise? We don’t know yet, but we do know that Saturday was a quiet day in Anaheim.
Russ Ortiz, Steve Finley, Richard Hidalgo, David Wells…it’s the lost verse of ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire’.
The Yankees’ signings are an indication that professional wiseasses like Jim will continue to have a job.
It’s the hot corner edition of Triple Play, with each of these teams facing the question of who plays there in 2005.
If the pre-game show is any indication, it’s going to be a wild weekend in Anaheim.