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.
Greg Jayne: There's always more to tell about legendary coaches
Greg Jayne: Commentary
The well-deserved tributes have started, and there's no telling when they will run their course.
By the Numbers: There's a WAR going on in baseball
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
By the end of the 2012 baseball season, there was so much talk about WAR that you thought you were listening to a classic rock station.
Greg Jayne: Crush of life hasn't held back Patterson
Greg Jayne: Commentary
Her biography from the past year could be a primer for the Holmes and Rahe Stress Scale.
By the Numbers: Robinson The Ballplayer left a legacy
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
Attempting to capitalize on the opening of baseball season, Hollywood will be unfurling "42" this week.
Greg Jayne: Finding something to believe in
Greg Jayne: Commentary
It has become one of sports' great philosophical questions, a query that demands Socratic debate: What if everybody believed that nobody believed in them?
Greg Jayne: Call to retire Roy's number a symptom of mediocrity
It was a nice moment, a powerful moment, and yet it raised some philosophical questions. You know, questions about expectations, and questions about demands, and questions about the acceptance of mediocrity.
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