Steve Kallas

Kallas: Brilliant Bunt Helps, But Terrible Call Costs Yankees

In a potential one-game playoff scenario, Jerry Meals’ terrible call may come back to haunt the Yankees.

2012/09/09

Kallas: Domalewski Settlement Sends A Big Message

The settlement announced in New Jersey this past week should help move along a complete change to weaker BBCOR bats. Hopefully, someday, we will simply have a return to only wooden bats.

2012/08/24

Kallas Remarks: End Of An Error At Penn State

More criminal charges, more civil lawsuits, more defendants and more bad publicity are all on the horizon.

2012/07/13

Kallas: Like Him Or Not, Reggie Jackson Is Totally Right About A-Rod

Reggie has now been banished by the Yankees until the time is “right” for his return. But all he did, with respect to A-Rod, is tell the truth.

2012/07/10

Kallas: Pettitte’s Testimony Key To Clemens Acquittal

While much will be made of how the Clemens defense team destroyed the credibility of his main accuser, former trainer Brian McNamee, it says here that the testimony of Andy Pettitte was also instrumental in gaining the acquittal.

2012/06/18

Kallas Reports: Sandusky Trial May Be Over Sooner Than You Think

Surprisingly, the prosecution may rest as early as Friday in the state court prosecution of former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.

2012/06/14

Kallas: What To Expect From The Jury In The Clemens Case

At the start of the ninth week of trial (with 26 actual days of testimony), the case of Roger Clemens will finally go to the jury, probably later today (Tuesday) or, at the latest, tomorrow.

2012/06/12

Kallas: Prosecution Makes A Strong Case Against Clemens

On Tuesday, May 29, the prosecution in the perjury trial of Roger Clemens rested after presenting its case-in-chief. Despite great efforts by the Clemens defense team, it says here that the government scored plenty of points with the jury.

2012/05/30

Kallas: The Latest On The Roger Clemens Trial

So far, we certainly have not seen the kind of withering cross-examination that was expected by lead defense counsel Rusty Hardin.

2012/05/16

Kallas: What Does Knicks Win Really Mean?

An exciting Game 4 Knick win, a snap-the-all-time-NBA-playoff-losing-streak win, a probably-guarantee-that-Mike-Woodson-gets-hired win. But what does it really mean?

2012/05/08

Kallas Revisited: Andy Pettitte Might Get The Save For Roger Clemens

2012/05/01

Kallas: Lundqvist, Rangers Politicking For Game 7?

After a late and controversial goal by the Senators that almost lead to a comeback, Henrik Lundqvist was furious at the officiating. The final game of the series is Thursday night at the Garden.

2012/04/24

Kallas: What To Expect From Andy Pettitte And Brian Cashman In Roger Clemens’ Trial

Two noteworthy issues in the second criminal trial of Roger Clemensare the limitations set forth by the judge on the expected testimony of Andy Pettitte and the appearance of Yankee executive Brian Cashman as a witness.

2012/04/24

Kallas: Rangers Playing Not To Lose

The Rangers somehow lose their aggressiveness when they are trying to protect the lead. The lack of an aggressive forecheck is the equivalent of the “prevent” defense in football and is the reason the series stands even.

2012/04/20

Kallas: First Pitch Fired In Trial Of Roger Clemens

In the federal district courtroom of Judge Reggie Walton in Washington, D.C., it’s “Take Two” in the criminal trial of pitching legend Roger Clemens. This time around, the government has added prosecutors, presumably to avoid any more embarrassing mistakes.

2012/04/16