Brandy has been one of my favorite bloggers for years. The return of AAFU, her poignant collection of life musings in the guise of an advice column, is well worth signing up for.

- Lewie Pollis

Aaron is a great writer about both baseball and life. I don't know what he'll be posting about at his new Substack, but I bet it will be worth reading.

- Lewie Pollis

One of the best and most-creative baseball writers of our generation is publishing regularly again. Full access to Sam's work is well worth your $6 a month, but if you can't swing that then the least you can do is sign up for a free subscription.

- Lewie Pollis

Vinamrata is an incredibly thoughtful colleague, and her Substack is focused on the same thing that initially drew me back to blogging: Building community with other folks whose career paths have forked.

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It's pretty common for a smart baseball analyst to stop writing because they get hired by a team. Noah is the rare exception to go the opposite direction. Read his work for expert insight on the inner workings of the game.

- Lewie Pollis

Few writers can cover a wide breadth of different sports with an expert's eye for finding stories in the data. That's the coverage Neil brings to his Substack.

- Lewie Pollis

Stephanie is one of the most-thoughtful people I've gotten to know on the internet. She applies that same nuance and perspective to her writing, from public health to baseball.

- Lewie Pollis

In Emma's first post, she waxed nostalgic about "the internet of decades past" and the joy of experiencing a niche interest through the eyes of a passionate hobbyist. Her writing about soda hits those exact refreshing notes.

- Lewie Pollis

Many writers feel the need to present their work as being about Something Important. As far as I can tell, Ruth has no such pretensions about her Musings blog. It's just good, earnest, thoughtful writing.

- Lewie Pollis

If you're reading this, there's a disproportionately high probability that you're into Cleveland sports. Jordan is a writer for the thinking Cavs and Browns fan.

- Lewie Pollis

Faine writes knowledgeably about one of the both coolest and scariest subjects of any publication I read: drones. Follow their work to get smarter about unmanned vehicles beyond the thousand-foot view.

- Lewie Pollis

Ryan writes passionately about baseball from the simultaneous perspectives of a scout, a historian, and a fan.

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The only reason I can think of for why you're not already signed up to read Michael's musings on food is that you didn't know that his blog existed. Now you do, so you should subscribe!

- Lewie Pollis

Is there anyone on the internet who writes about old video games with as much of both passion and eloquence as Marc? You'll devour his essays even about games you haven't played.

- Lewie Pollis

I don't know of any other sportswriter who covers injuries as comprehensibly and knowledgeably as Will does at Under the Knife.

- Lewie Pollis

Derek's well-sourced, context-laden, often dryly funny international news recaps are part of my nightly ritual, and the main reason I ever know what's going on in the world. I'm a proud paid subscriber, but the free version is a great resource too.

- Lewie Pollis