Greetings. I enjoy writing columns for you here at Scoops With Danny Mac, but I’ve been yearning for other ways to communicate and provide more access.
With that in mind, I’m starting an “Ask Bernie” feature here on the site. Nothing fancy or elaborate. It’s quite simple: you send me an email, ask me a question, and I’ll provide an answer in Bernie’s Mailbox.
We’ll see how it goes. I’m not sure about the schedule. Do I gather email questions over several days and post one large Bernie’s Mailbox every week? Should I answer a question or two each weekday to have more frequent interaction? I don’t have to decide now, but I want to make it a fun and worthwhile experience for both of us. Something that hopefully we’ll both look forward to.
To submit a question, simply send it to BernScoops@gmail.com
I’ll also accept questions on Twitter @miklasz but I’m hoping to field most of the questions through the email address. As we get started and go along, I’ll tweak the process as needed.
Please try to make your questions concise. By all means express an opinion in the question if you’d like — or just express an opinion without asking a question — but I can serve more readers if I don’t have to wade through lengthy questions. And you don’t have to limit the questions to sports, and personal questions are fine.
In the meantime, make sure to subscribe to my column. That way each offering will be automatically emailed to you when we post the piece at Scoops. That’s the best way to stay on top of my writing and a good way to come up with timely questions and comments.
Now, get those questions in!
Thanks,
Bernie
For the last 36 years Bernie Miklasz has entertained, enlightened, and connected with generations of St. Louis sports fans.
While best known for his voice as the lead sports columnist at the Post-Dispatch for 26 years, Bernie has also written for The Athletic, Dallas Morning News and Baltimore News American. A 2023 inductee into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, Bernie has hosted radio shows in St. Louis, Dallas, Baltimore and Washington D.C.
Bernie, his wife Kirsten and their cats reside in the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood of St. Louis.