About the UCB

The United Cardinal Bloggers is a group of writers that have come together in a network to complete writing projects about the St Louis Cardinals.  UCB has also developed a weekly radio show/podcast called the UCB Radio Hour.

Below are some of the bloggers who make up the UCB.  Please visit their sites for some quality discussions about the Cardinals.

**Andrea is one of the Cardinals writers at Baseball Digest.  She currently resides in Chicago and works as a freelance writer and copy editor.  She spent nine years of softball manning the Hot Corner and therefore her favorite Cardinal is Scott Rolen and his golden glove.

**Daniel, the blogger behind C70 At The Bat and the originator of the United Cardinal Bloggers, has been following the Cardinals since Ozzie patrolled short.  He’s not that original, but does love talking Cardinals and watching the season unfold and seeing just how Pujols will amaze him again.

**Kathy of Redbird Chatter says WYSIWYG.  Cardinal baseball fan.  Hater of the Cubs.  Lover of great catching, the utility player and America’s pastime.  She blogs because she can’t stop talking about the Cards and since she lives in Oklahoma, most people are tired of listening to her.  She’s not overly critical or even objective.  She mostly highlights what’s great about the Cardinals and chronicles her amateur observations as she follows the team she loves.

**Sarah of La Beisbolista says she’s just here to talk about baseball.

**Matt Philip (a.k.a. Pip) has been blogging since 2004 at Fungoes.net, which focuses on “Cardinals’ news from a Sabermetric point of view.” Pip is a member of the Bob Broeg (St. Louis) Chapter of the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) and in his spare time works as a datacaster for MLB.com at Busch Stadium. He believes Keith Hernandez was the greatest-fielding first baseman of all-time and that the second-best was his mustache.

**Tom of CardinalsGM is a lifelong fan of the Cardinals. He remembers going to games in the late 50’s/early 60’s with his grandpa and brothers. He got to see Stan the Man’s last game and still has the ticket stub. He watches every night and has been a fan through the good and lean years. His new passion as he gets close to retirement is to write and chat on a full-time basis.

**Mike pontificates about the Cardinals at Stan Musial’s Stance.  He blogs as time, work, kids, and other requirements allow.  A Cardinal fan since his dad took him to his first game in 1977 (at Dodger Stadium, which the Cardinals lost 11-0)