Jerome Holtzman

It wasn't the mother of all meetings as National League President Bill White had predicted, but the two-day mogul marathon last week in Kohler, Wis., was productive. For the first...

Some of the supposedly less fortunate may not understand, but in baseball, as in life, not all owners are created equal. There are three economic levels: big market and/or financially...

Take it from me, a grizzled scribe who has covered all of baseball's labor wars during the last four decades: The players will not strike on Labor Day. Donald Fehr,...

Gleanings from a week in the East: Aside from Reggie Jackson, the principal topic during the Hall of Fame inductions was the bid by Toronto's John Olerud to become the...

Yankees owner George Steinbrenner put the knock on the Toronto Blue Jays for their rent-a-player policy, which has brought them Rickey Henderson, a sometime superstar outfielder. At the cost of...

It was becoming apparent here Monday, the day after Reggie Jackson's induction, that Nellie Fox will have to wait another year before he, too, is enshrined in the Hall of...

Just as he did on the field, Reggie Jackson rose to the occasion when he was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame here Sunday with a memorable 25-minute acceptance...

When he was beyond midcareer, Reggie Jackson was in right field shagging fly balls at Comiskey Park during batting practice. This was after he had led the Oakland A's to...

For the starting pitcher, there is always the opportunity for a win. For the closer, there is the save. For the pitcher in the middle, the so-called long man, there...

Life in the slow lane could be worse for Phil Garner, manager of the disappointing Milwaukee Brewers. When I found Garner in the visitor's dugout at Comiskey Park he was...