By the Numbers: Hitting at Safeco might be in Mariners' heads
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
Believe it or not, there is some good news about the Mariners' offense.
Jayne: Fire up the DeLorean, we're going back in time
What sports would we change if we could go back in time?
By the Numbers: Rumor has it there's still baseball in Kansas City
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
Unlike most versions of baseball's All-Star Game, Tuesday's edition is destined to be historic. It will, after all, remind America that there is a major-league team in Kansas City.
Jayne: Playoff plan still has questions unanswered
Greg Jayne: Commentary
It was a decision destined to alter life as we know it in the United States, a monumental ruling that challenges decades of precedence.
By the Numbers: MVP awards have gone to some unlikely candidates
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
Who are the worst of the best among basball's MVPs?
By the numbers: MVP awards have gone to some unlikely candidates
Commentary: Greg Jayne
So, yes, the list of baseball MVPs reads like a Who’s Who. But it also reads like a Who’s That? Because over the years — or at least since the award was first presented in its current format in 1931 — the occasional doppelganger has snuck in there to earn the award.
By the Numbers: Bunting in baseball can be downright medieval
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
Let's start with the thesis statement: The bunt rarely is a wise strategy at the major-league level.
Jayne: Don't fret, Blazer fans; it could be worse
Greg Jayne: Commentary
As far as traumatic weeks go for Northwest sports, this past one scored about an 8 on a scale of 10.
By the Numbers: Moneyball helped let undervalued stat out of the bag
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
In retrospect, Billy Beane might have been his own worst enemy.
Jayne: NBA titles not easy to come by
Greg Jayne: Commentary
After years of studying scientific research and compiling anecdotal evidence, I have reached a conclusion: Middle age begins at 47.
By the Numbers: Rivera's No. 1, but is he best among all the positions?
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
Let's get this out of the way: Mariano Rivera is the best closer in the history of baseball.
Jayne: Keller wins, and still seeks more
Greg Jayne: Commentary
Even when throwing 227 feet, 11 inches, a distance that most high school throwers couldn't reach in 1 1/2 tosses, Sean Keller expects more of himself.
Jayne: Battle between club, high school sports continues
Greg Jayne: Commentary
One week from now, Washington will have hundreds of newly crowned high school state champions.
Greg Jayne: Decision forfeits fairness, logic
This called for an expert opinion. For some keen insight. For a perspective that was beyond my reach.
By the Numbers: Orioles flying away with AL East ... for the time being
Greg Jayne: By the Numbers
There's no better time to provide 20 factoids about the Baltimore Orioles.
