by Bob Harkins | Jun 21, 2020 | Major League Baseball
With no baseball games to watch, no players to analyze and no prospects to track, we’ve found ourselves over at The Warehouse (subscribe!) talking quite a bit lately about what a season might look like if owners and players ever decided to buckle down, get together...
by Bob Harkins | Jun 7, 2020 | Major League Baseball
Let’s be honest, Major League Baseball was slow to respond to the death of George Floyd and the protests, unrest and, ironically, further police violence against minorities that ensued. Once MLB did finally respond on June 3, it came in mealy-mouthed and frankly a...
by Rob Shields | Jun 3, 2020 | Baltimore Orioles, Major League Baseball
Bob Harkins, Matt Kory, and myself covered what MLB will and should do with starting the season and will there be any long term ramifications? We talked about the treatment of the minor league players and touched on the...
by Bob Harkins | May 29, 2020 | Major League Baseball
The coincidence was stunning. This week, I was notified that I will be joining the massively swelling ranks of the unemployed, effective July 1. A day later, Jeff Passan of ESPN reported that hundreds of minor league baseball players would be losing their jobs,...
by Bob Harkins | Mar 30, 2020 | Major League Baseball
These are uncertain times for baseball, for the sports world, and for life in general. When I go out in my neighborhood for walks, I get smiles and waves and polite nods from a safe distance. Run into people I know and I get – and give – offers of help. When I scroll...
by Bob Harkins | Mar 17, 2020 | Major League Baseball
There are no Major League Baseball games to analyze. No moves to grade. No progress on which to report. As someone who loves baseball, this is a sad development. As a human who values the health of myself and others, it’s also, in my opinion, the prudent course of...
