FanGraphs Audio: Dayn Perry on Business, Pleasure
Episode 324
Dayn Perry is a contributor to CBS Sports’ Eye on Baseball, the author of two books (one of them serviceable), and is the guest on this haphazardly organized and ultimately disappointing edition of FanGraphs Audio.
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Carson Cistulli has published a book of aphorisms called Spirited Ejaculations of a New Enthusiast.
I was beginning to wonder how long we would have to wait for Dayn Perry’s double-smile-inducing vocal content.
I don’t like that you told us it turns out to be disappointing. I like to find that out for myself!
The people demand that the lost podcast be posted as bonus audio at NotGraphs.
What’s funny is that Cistulli apparently has standards for these things, which is seemingly antithetical to the concept.
I searched “Kate Upton body paint” and this came up. It wasn’t what I was looking for, but I enjoyed it. Thanks Dayn.
get a new name. yours isn’t memorable, obscure, or noteworthy.
I should turn a cold shoulder to Mr. Perry considering his lengthy absence, but much like a battered woman I know no better and welcome him with open arms… You fucking scoundrel.
Those poor Welsh miners.
yes!
Dayn Perry’s pet suicide bird is wearing the crimson mask
Term Coined: “Muscle Sweater”
Dayn and Carson have so much chemistry… WITH BLOOD ON THEIR HANDS
HE RETURNS
Wow. Someone recommended I hook into the Fangraph podcast and I unfortunately got this one first. Def. for insiders, not someone like myself at this point. Look forward to next one.
If you’re looking for proper baseball analysis, the Perry episodes will NOT be to your taste. The Dave Cameron ones are pretty reliably focused in that regard, however.
Thanks, knowing what to expect is most of it. I was biking when I hooked in after the auto-download and (not seeing the title) kept waiting for something that was never coming. It actually wasn’t too bad when I think of it now.
The last sentence is the nicest thing that’s ever been said about an unexpected encounter with Dayn Perry.