Audio: John Stuper On Scott Politz

Scott Politz was drafted by the Cardinals on Wednesday and his Yale coach John Stuper who played for the Cardinals was interviewed by Rob Rains about it.

STL Sports Page

How John Stuper Found A Second Home With Cardinals

Born and raised near Pittsburgh, John Stuper wanted to pitch for the hometown Pirates, went to the Cardinals instead and became a World Series winner as a rookie.

RetroSimba

Cardinals Museum Announces 2018 Programming Schedule

The St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum announced its 2018 Programming Schedule, which includes 13 Saturday Signings at the Museum and a new Flashback Fridays series.

St. Louis Official Site

Luke Voit Slims Down, Hopes For Work In Left Field; Better Than 'W'; Carlos Martinez To Get Advance Peek; Tickets Go On Sale

Burly Cardinals first baseman Luke Voit is much more streamlined this spring, having lost some 15 pounds from 260, which he weighed in his first big-league season as he hit .246 with four homers and nine doubles in 114 at-bats.

Post-Dispatch

Sparky Anderson Taught Sonny Ruberto The Cardinal Way

Their given names were John and George.

RetroSimba

John Stuper Remembers His Game Six Like It Was Yesterday

From his home in Hamden, Conn., former Cardinals pitcher John Stuper, the baseball coach at Yale, will be watching tonight with considerable interest — or maybe not watching at all — as St. Louis righthanded rookie Michael Wacha endeavors to keep his team alive in Game 6 of the World Series two hours away at Fenway Park.

Post-Dispatch

John Stuper, Joe Magrane Impressed By Michael Wacha

Unless this World Series is decided in less than five games, the Cardinals will ask rookie Michael Wacha to start two of the games against the Red Sox.

STL Sports Page

Can Young Starters Show The Way?

At least for a relatively brief time, the Cardinals will have three rookies in their rotation: Shelby Miller, John Gast and Tyler Lyons.

Bernie Bytes

The Rise Of Joaquin Andujar

Joaquin Andujar made his major league debut on April 8, 1976. The 23 year old right hander made the club out of spring training, and was penciled in as a starter in a very young and intriguing rotation. In a few early season relief appearances, he would struggle with his control and the walks he issued would come back to haunt him. The wildness would continue through his first few starts, until being shut down with an injury before the first month of the season was over. Things were definitely not going to Andujar’s plan.

I70 Baseball

Joe Magrane & John Stuper On The Fast Lane 7-22-10

Joe Magrane joins The Fast Lane. Joe talks about how as a pitcher Whitey told him every time to make sure he was loose because he was going to throw 27 innings every time. He also talked about how Herzog made the 25th guy on the team seem like the most important guy. He compares Herzog to Lou Piniella in how much they are so passionate about the game. One of his strengths also as a manager was because of how relaxed he was with his players. Click below for the rest of the interview.

101 ESPN

More On Cardinals Stinginess Streaks

Folks seemed to enjoy the last look at fewest runs allowed by the St. Louis Cardinals pitchers over three games, so here are the numbers over five through nine games, covering the last fifty years.

The Cardinal Nation

Flashback

While watching the recent World Baseball Classic, I couldn’t help but be reminded of some teams that led to this sites name. Whiteyball? Whiteyball is why I love the game of baseball so much today.

Whiteyball

John Stuper Interview

Catching up with 1980’s St. Louis Cardinals pitching star John Stuper, baseball coach at Yale University.

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