Commentary on the St. Louis Cardinals by Dayn Perry. Proudly reader-supported.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 253 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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It’s time for some bullpen lamentations
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 and Small Fictions about Baseball is now available for pre-order...
Reader Mailbag, Part 2: The 2027 third base and center field outlook, closer woes, Iván Herrera as a catcher, feast-or-famine young hitters, and more
Readers have questions, writer has answers -- some of them possibly even correct and coherent
Coming off a sweep at the hands of the Giants that could very easily have been a sweep by the Cardinals, reality is setting in. The team that bin...
UPDATE: The Doug Eddings plot thickens/gets even worse
As part of today’s mailbag, I chronicled the embarrassing and unprofessional performance of Doug Eddings, the plate umpire for the Cardinal’s eventual win over the Rockies on Friday. His worst offense of his many offenses, to my thinking, w...
Reader Mailbag, Part 1: A Doug Eddings aside, the NL Rookie of the Year race, Nolan Gorman’s future, Wendell Berry, and more
Readers have questions, writer has answers -- some of them possibly even correct and coherent
Before we dig into the mailbag, I am outrage-bound to talk about the role of plate umpire Doug Eddings in the Cardinals’ white-knuckled 7-6 comeb...
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September is upon us; let us talk
With the month of September upon us and the Cardinals still not completely out of contention for the third and final wild card spot in the NL (13 runs against the Dodgers!), it’s time to sit in a circle an...
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