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St. Louis Cardinal: MLB London Series 2020 has been cancelled
1 April 2020
Spring training was cancelled partway through, opening day has been pushed back indefinitely and now we have another casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Mitel & MLB 2020 London Series between the. […]Source:
Redbird Rants | Matt Benson
CODNP Day 20: The Calendar Turns
1 April 2020
20 days. 20 days since the ballfields went quiet. Every day is a day closer to baseball, true, but until we know that day, it’s impossible to have a countdown or feel like you are getting closer. […]Source:
Cards Conclave | Cardinal70
St. Louis Cardinals: Kolten Wong is the best second baseman in the Central
31 March 2020
Continuing our positional rankings, we find that the St. Louis Cardinals’ second baseman, Kolten Wong, is the best second baseman in the NL Central. It’s been a couple of days, but it is now time. […]Source:
CODNP Day 19: Belated Groundhog’s Day
31 March 2020
So the coronavirus saw its shadow and now we have two additional weeks of lockdown. Is that right? Something like that? The idea that no gatherings larger than 10 can take place before April 30 is. […]Source:
Sayonara: How Mark McGwire got lost in translation
30 March 2020
At a time when Major League Baseball was embarking on globalization, Mark McGwire was insisting on isolation for the Cardinals. Twenty years ago, in March 2000, the Cardinals could have faced the Mets. […]Source:
RetroSimba | retrosimba
Cardinals paid price for giving up on Ramon Hernandez
28 March 2020
The Cardinals couldn’t figure out Ramon Hernandez when he pitched for them any better than they could when he pitched against them. Fifty years ago, on March 31, 1970, the Cardinals released Hernand. […]Source:
BASEBALL FANS! IT’S FUN! (LET’S TRY) TALKIN’ CARDINALS BASEBALL W/MARY
20 March 2020
MLBVoice.com w/Mary Clausen Talkin’ Cardinals Baseball w/you since 2008 Ball & FUN! to my Cleanup BatterGotta see! 🙂 Pretty Please! Click 2 Catch the link to leave your comments for me. Muchas Gr. […]Source:
MLBVoice | mclausen
Top Prospects for 2020
1 March 2020
(March 1, 2020) Here are the top prospects as we head into the 2020 major league baseball season for the St. Louis Cardinals. Top Prospect Batters 1 Dylan Carlson 2 Nolan Gorman 4 Andrew Knizner 5. […]Source:
Cardinals GM | Tom
Blues trade Fabbri, add De la Rose; Steen hurt
7 November 2019
The Blues have acquired forward Jacob de la Rose from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for forward Robby Fabbri. De la Rose, 24, was originally drafted by the Montreal Canadiens in the second roun. […]Source:
Saint Louis Sports | Tom
Cardinals DAILY CONVERSATIONS
2 November 2019
Currently, our daily conversations as to what moves, decisions and Cardinal notes are being discussed DAILY on our Facebook page. Come Check it out! CardinalsGM Facebook The post Cardinals DAILY. […]Source:
St Louis MLS New Stadium
31 October 2019
A view of the planned MLS stadium looking northwest from 20th and Market streets. A public plaza with a small soccer field is planned along the eastern edge of the stadium and 20th Street. Looking goo. […]Source:
Projecting the Cardinals Postseason Lineup
24 September 2019
The Cardinals have their sights set on their first division championship and postseason appearance since 2015. As the roller coaster 2019 season comes to an end, the Cardinals have many tough decision. […]Source:
Cardsblog | Anthony Schramm
Projecting the Cardinals Postseason Pitching Staff
23 September 2019
The St. Louis Cardinals have a three year playoff drought which feels like an eternity for Cardinal Nation. After a successful four game series at Wrigley, the Cardinals are on the doorstep of their f. […]Source:
Ozzie to Present Clemente Award to Yadi
9 May 2019
The St. Louis Cardinals will recognize catcher Yadier Molina for his 2018 Roberto Clemente Award win during a pregame ceremony on Friday night. Major League Baseball bestows the Roberto Clemente Award. […]Source:
CARDINAL RED BASEBALL | cardinalredbaseball
Pena Traded to The Giants
2 May 2019
The Giants announced Thursday that they’ve acquired catcher Francisco Pena from the Cardinals in exchange for cash. Pena, who was not on the St. Louis 40-man roster, will report to Triple-A Sacramen. […]Source:
Cardinals add Andrew Miller to bullpen, but who is their closer?
22 December 2018
The Cardinals made another big splash today by finalizing a deal to sign lefty reliever Andrew Miller. Per Ken Rosenthal, the deal is for two years and $25 million with an option for 2021 that vests. […]Source:
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Is Bryce Harper still a possibility for the Cardinals?
20 December 2018
At last week's winter meetings, uber-agent Scott Boras held his annual press conference, basically because he can.During that press conference, he indicated that he was not worried about the perceptio. […]Source:
Mike ‘N Mo: Episode 3, The Tipping Point…
17 August 2018
By Kevin Reynolds It’s the long-awaited third episode of Mike ‘N Mo! In what may be Mike Matheny and Mozeliak’s final zany adventure together (good thing the new manager is named Mike too!), her. […]Source:
Stl Cards 'N Stuff | deckacards
Cardinals May Pry Nolan Arenado Away from Rockies this Winter…
11 August 2018
By Kevin Reynolds The Colorado Rockies and the St. Louis Cardinals are neck-and-neck in the NL Wild Card race. If St. Louis hopes to ride a rejuvenated roster to the postseason with interim skipper Mi. […]Source:
The Friday Five: It’s a whole new ballgame, almost
3 August 2018
If nothing else for the Cardinals, this was a good week. The team went 5-2 with series wins against the Cubs and the Rockies and I feel like this was the week where they went from the team finding the. […]Source:
Redbird Dugout | Jon Doble
The 2018 Cardinals Trade Deadline Changes or Things Are Not as Bad as Some Might Think
1 August 2018
A few months ago, I had told Daniel Shoptaw that I wanted to begin writing again and asked to be included back into the United Cardinal Bloggers community. With so many good writers out there today,. […]Source:
On the Outside Corner | Bob Netherton
The Friday Five: The bullpen redux
27 July 2018
The first full week of Mike Shildt’s tenure as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals could really only be termed a disappointment as the team sort of searched for their identity in a tough slate of gam. […]Source:
The Right Guy To Make An Impact
9 April 2018
There are so many topics that could be addressed about the St. Louis Cardinals after the first 10 or so days of the 2018 season, and so many are deja vu to 2017. But let’s ignore those right now. In. […]Source:
Aaron Miles' Fastball | Christine Coleman
Let The Real Baseball Begin
29 March 2018
You can’t tell by the weather here, especially with remnants of Saturday’s 9.6-inch snowfall still stubbornly hanging on, and the date on the calendar is the earliest ever for the occasion, but to. […]Source:
What to do About the Upcoming Trade Deadline ?
14 July 2017
New Cardinals General Manager, Michael Girsch, has quite a task a head of him. So much for an easy transition period allowing the new exec to come up to speed, eh ? The first salvo in Battle 2017 ha. […]Source:
St. Louis Cardinals Look To Rebound Against Cincinnati
7 April 2017
The Cardinals failed to win their opening series against the Chicago Cubs. Now, they welcome division rival Cincinnati to Busch Stadium. The post St. Louis Cardinals Look To Rebound Against Cincinnati. […]Source:
I-70 Baseball | Bill Ivie
Stephen Piscotty’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Inning
5 April 2017
Baseball can be a funny sport. Stephen Piscotty found out on Tuesday that the humor the sport can show is not always pleasant, however. The post Stephen Piscotty’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very. […]Source:
The 2016 Cardinal Blogger Awards Ballot
31 October 2016
In 2007, the UCB came into being and the first project that we did was the Cardinal Blogger Awards. In the years that have followed, we’ve expanded and tinkered with the process and the categories. […]Source:
United Cardinal Bloggers | Cardinal70
Off He Goes: Pearl Jam Tour Travelogue Day 1
4 May 2016
An alarm clock that goes off before four a.m. might be the rudest sound in the world. I think I got four hours of sleep. But the journey ahead of me has me a bit wired anyway, so it’s a wonder I got. […]Source:
(:> Bird Brained | ccr5150
Some Thoughts on Joe Strauss
28 December 2015
St. Louis Post-Dispatch sportswriter Joe Strauss died over the weekend at the age of 54 after battling leukemia for the better part of a year. He left an indelible mark on St. Louis sports in his 13+. […]Source: