Yup, another Clubhouse Confidential appearance, from Tuesday, January 10, this following my three-hour chat on the day the results were released and my evaluation of the voting results. This time, I discussed the top candidates who will debut on the 2013 ballot, a slate that’s as controversial as it is stacked, with Barry Bonds, Roger [...]
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Wait ‘Till Next Year: the 2013 Hall of Fame Ballot
Posted by Jay Jaffe on 12 January 2012, 9:36 pm
Filed under Barry Bonds, Clubhouse Confidential, JAWS.
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The Steroid Question(s)
Posted by Jay Jaffe on 27 January 2008, 4:42 pm
If you’re like me, you’ve almost certainly got topic fatigue when it comes to steroids in baseball. Lord knows I do, even given the fact that big steroid-related news tends to put my services as a pundit in demand. Given the way the stories like Barry Bonds’ indictment and the releases of the Mitchell Report [...]
Filed under Barry Bonds, Hit and Run, steroids.
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Strange Bedfellows in this News Cycle
Posted by Jay Jaffe on 16 November 2007, 9:32 am
So much going on and so little time for me to write. After more than seven months of waiting, my wife and I finally closed on our Brooklyn apartment and will be moving this weekend, thus ending my nearly 13 years in the East Village. The timing isn’t exactly great, coming in the middle of [...]
Filed under Alex Rodriguez, Barry Bonds, radio.
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Fear and Loathing Atop the All-Time Home Run List, or Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?
Posted by Jay Jaffe on 8 August 2007, 2:15 pm
Our long national nightmare is finally over. On Tuesday night, Barry Bonds finally hit his 756th home run, topping Hank Aaron’s record, a record that stood for over 33 years as perhaps the most hallowed statistical accomplishment in the annals of sport.
Surprisingly, the world didn’t end.
I missed the home run. Or rather, to borrow the [...]
Filed under Barry Bonds, Hit and Run, home runs, steroids.
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