Commentary on the St. Louis Cardinals by Dayn Perry. Proudly independent and reader-supported.
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Reader Mailbag, Part 2: Lineup and bench thoughts, Rainiel’s and Iván’s future roles, piggy-back possibilities, and more
Last time we did Part 1 of this current mailbag, and now it’s time for Part 2, which you can find just below …
Anthony writes:
I’m trying to look ahead to our likely position players on Opening Day 2027, whenever that day happens. I see i...
Reader Mailbag, Part 1: Fandom check-in, coaching and developmental wins in 2026, Oli Marmol thoughts, moving the fences in at Busch, and more
Readers have questions, writer has answers -- some of them possibly correct and coherent
You responded to the recent call for mailbag questions with zeal and abundance, so I’ll be breaking up my replies into two posts. The first one is jus...
Call for mailbag questions, end-of-season edition
The Cardinals’ 2026 season is over, so let’s talk about it
The playoffs are here, which means the 2026 season is over for the team that binds us. Chaim Bloom has already had his end-of-season presser, and as such, it’s a fine time to talk...
Sept. 25, 2026: The 2027 lineup, the possibility of an Alec Burleson extension, and quick Rookie of the Year thoughts
Let’s talk Cards as the 2026 regular season draws to a close
The loaded Double-A Springfield roster came up short in the deciding Game 3 of the Texas League Series, and then Memphis got bounced in their postseason series the very next nigh...
It’s time for some bullpen lamentations
And a few reasons to hope the 2027 bullpen will be different
Before I dig in, I’d like to take a moment for crass self-promotion. My forthcoming collection of baseball poetry (and a little prose) The Great Wheel of Mountain Stone: Poems an...
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