Commentary on the St. Louis Cardinals by Dayn Perry. Proudly reader-supported.
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Call for mailbag questions, post-trade deadline edition
With the trade deadline freshly behind us, it’s time once again to talk it out. Chaim Bloom and company, in a pair of moves that were widely praised from the seller’s perspective, flipped Dustin May and JoJo Romero in a trade with the Brewe...
Yes, it's time to sell
The Cardinals should -- and almost certainly will -- be sellers leading up to the Aug. 3 trade deadline
The Cardinals on Wednesday night will try to avoid a fourth straight loss, but what they can’t avoid at this point is a trade-deadline...
Reader Mailbag, Part 2: Lots of trade deadline talk, organizational weak spots, fixing the All-Star Game, Iván Herrera's future, and more
With the Cardinals off to a 2-5 start to the second half of the season, some group therapy is in order. We’ve already undertaken Part 1 of this mailbag, and below you’ll find Part 2. Forthwith!
Jay writes:
Even as a playoff-starved fan, I...
Reader Mailbag, Part 1: Young pitching, a Jordan Walker contract extension, Andre Pallante as a theoretical trade piece, MLB's blackout policy, the slumping Iván Herrera, and more
Readers have questions, writer has answers -- some of them possibly correct and coherent
Coming off a pair of stomach-turning one-run losses to the Diamondbacks (a blown 7-0 lead) and Angels (thus breaking a streak of 106 straight Halos lo...
Call for mailbag questions
Let's talk it out, compadres
The second half of the 2026 season begins in a matter of hours, and the Cardinals find themselves a mere one game out of the playoff position in the NL. The draft and the Home Run Derby are freshly behind us, a...
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