Greg Jayne: Timbers coach is mixing up some soccer magic
Commentary: Greg Jayne
While there was nothing magical about the post-game comments of Portland Timbers coach Caleb Porter, there is a bit of wizardry going on with his squad.
By the Numbers: Webb's 82-year-old record requires a double-take
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
For some reason, as a young, numbers-obsessed baseball fan, I was always fascinated by doubles.
By the numbers: Earned run average made sense in a different era
Commentary: Greg Jayne
In 2010, the Mariners' Felix Hernandez won an unprecedented Cy Young Award.
Greg Jayne: Let the LeBron vs. His Airness talk end
Commentary: Greg Jayne
We don't know who is going to win the NBA championship, but we do know that it's not going to matter.
By the numbers: Wedge's remarks on Ackley just don't add up
Commentary: Greg Jayne
Well, I'm glad we cleared that up. Dustin Ackley, the once and former hope of the Seattle Mariners, has been demoted to Triple-A. And the problem, we know now, is . . . wait for it . . . mathematics.
Greg Jayne: Prepping to leave Sports behind
Commentary: Greg Jayne
It was quick and concise and more poignant than likely was intended.
By the Numbers: Determining the unbreakable mark
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
Baseball's most unbreakable record? That's not easy.
Greg Jayne: On Mother's Day, this mom will watch Klay
Commentary: Greg Jayne
Julie Thompson’s Mother’s Day will be different from most.
By the Numbers: Good news if you are fan of the whiff
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
What once was a gentle breeze has turned into hurricane-force winds. Major-league hitters are swinging and missing at a record rate.
Greg Jayne: Sorrow for NBA diehards in Seattle
Greg Jayne: Commentary
They didn't deserve this, that's for sure.
By the Numbers: Where there's Smoak, there's little fire
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
Justin Smoak is the most prominent symbol of Seattle's ineptitude over the past four seasons.
Greg Jayne: Next goal for Keller: Marines
Greg Jayne: Commentary
He says he'll be back. He says there's time. He says he's young.
By the Numbers: The numbers keep climbing on Felix
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
The first victory came on Aug. 9, 2005, 1-0 over the Minnesota Twins, when Felix Hernandez was 19 years, 4 months, and 1 day old.
By the Numbers: Cubs need to build team, not ballpark
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
There might be something to this notion that Wrigley Field has kept the Cubs down for all these years.
Greg Jayne: Attacks show our worst, our best
Greg Jayne: Commentary
There are no words to explain the depravity that led somebody to detonate two bombs near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
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