Dayn Perry is a baseball writer for CBS Sports, known for his coverage of MLB news, rumors, and player transactions. He has also authored the independent newsletter Birdy Work, focusing on the St. Louis Cardinals. With a background in sports journalism, Dayn provides insights and analysis on various baseball-related topics.
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Dayn Perry predominantly covers sports, particularly baseball. His focus is on event coverage and announcements related to MLB rumors, baseball contracts, trades, teams, and players. He may be receptive to pitches offering insights into ongoing events in the world of baseball such as trade rumors or contract negotiations.
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It's important to note that Dayn Perry does not have a specific geographic focus but rather provides comprehensive coverage of MLB-related topics without geographical constraints.
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By: Dayn Perry
Holtzman also threw two no-hitters while pitching for the Cubs Ken Holtzman, the steady left-handed starter who played a key role on the
By: Dayn Perry
Devers was able to stay in the game Boston Red Sox outfielder Tyler O'Neill was removed from Monday's eventual loss to the Guardians after colliding with third baseman Rafael Devers in the field.
By: Dayn Perry
Sterling's retirement will be effective immediately after a ceremony Saturday
By: Dayn Perry
The last four full seasons have each seen four teams lose at least 100 games
By: Dayn Perry
O'Neill got eight stitches above his eye immediately after the collision Monday
By: Dayn Perry
This is a setback for the Mets, who have won six straight games
By: Dayn Perry
Fortunately for the Rockies and would-be hero Jacob Stallings, they went on to beat the Mariners in extras
By: Dayn Perry
Ohtani cranked one 450 feet off Nats reliever Matt Barnes Los Angeles Dodgers current designated hitter and future ace Shohei Ohtani is in
By: Dayn Perry
Trout is looking more like his old self in 2024, but most of his damage is coming with the bases empty
By: Dayn Perry
Elsewhere, the Brewers are surprising early and Paul Goldschmidt is cratering at a worrying rate
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