How Cardinals Got Browns Bob Nieman

Outfielder Bob Nieman, who made an unprecedented debut with the Browns, returned to St. Louis as an accomplished hitter with the Cardinals.

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Cardinals With Homers In Their First At-Bats

Lane Thomas joins a very exclusive group. #STLCards | #TimeToFly pic.twitter.com/dQrBEiVaBd

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Mark Worrell & His Cardinals Clout

In his brief stint with the Cardinals, Mark Worrell provided a lasting impression with his hitting instead of his pitching.

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Paul DeJong Pulls A First Since Oscar Taveras & Keith McDonald

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Twenty Years Of Memphis Baseball

The Memphis Redbirds’ 20th season begins (unofficially) this Thursday, when the St. Louis Cardinals visit for an exhibition game at AutoZone Park. (Memphis opens the regular season April 6th at New Orleans. The home opener is Tuesday, April 11th.)

Memphis Flyer

Adam Wainwright & His Magical First At-Bat

Adam Wainwright turned a special at-bat into a special feat.

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Michael Wacha, Carlos Martinez, & Shelby Miller Experiencing Growing Pains

Two years ago, they were among the hottest pitching prospects in the game and the Cardinals had all of them: Shelby Miller, Michael Wacha and Carlos Martinez.

Post-Dispatch

Memphis Redbirds History 101

Deep in the bowels of AutoZone Park — below ground level, where “authorized personnel only” can be found — there sits a batting cage, adjacent to the Memphis Redbirds’ clubhouse. Painted on the wall next to the cage are 14 yellow pennants, each with the year a Memphis professional baseball team won a league championship. This is the one and only place a fan — if “authorized” — will see acknowledgment of the 2000 and 2009 Pacific Coast League championships won by the team that now calls the stadium home.

Memphis Flyer

Cardinals Vs. Reds: Rich Tradition Of July 4 Showdowns

The Cardinals will renew a red-white-and-blue rivalry July 4 when they play the Reds.

Retro Simba

How Rare Is Steven Hill's Debut Homer?

In his first major league contest, St. Louis Cardinals catcher Steven Hill hit a home run, the 11th time it has occurred in team history.

The Cardinal Nation Blog

What To Know About Bobblehead #2

Bats: Right Throws: Right
Born February 8, 1973 in Yokosuka, Japan
Drafted by St. Louis in the 24th round of the 1994 draft

Chirp Chatter

Mark Worrell Homers In First Big League At-Bat

Mark Worrell went deep on Thursday night, and why not? He entered the Cardinals' game against Washington with a .500 career professional batting average. Of course, that number came in a grand total of two at-bats.

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