Tommy Pham Scratched From Cardinals' Lineup; Luke Gregerson's Injury An 'Annoyance'; Miles Mikolas Likely To Pitch Over The Weekend; Tyler Lyons' Rehab Not Far Behind Gregerson; Worth Noting

Shortly before the start of the Cardinals' series opener against the White Sox on Tuesday, outfielder Tommy Pham was scratched from the lineup with a left ankle contusion, two days after fouling a ball off the ankle and leaving during the seventh inning of a game against the Giants.

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Pete Prinzi Named Strength & Conditioning Coach For 2018 NL All-Star Team

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Audio: Matt Adams Ready To Rumble

Over the last year or so, there has been an influx of new talent rise to the ranks in World Wrestling Entertainment. Kevin Owens, Braun Strowman, Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks, Neville–just to name a few. Many of them were already familiar names to the hardcore wrestling fans, but their profiles have been greatly raised of late.

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Lance Lynn Working Towards Spot In Cardinals' Starting Rotation

Eager to prepare for the upcoming season, Cardinals righthander Lance Lynn hardly bothered to leave St. Louis this winter. He ventured away from the Gateway to the West only a few times, and those trips were brief to visit family for the holidays in Indiana.

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(Not So) Big City Slims Down During Cardinals' Offseason

When Matt Adams went home for the holidays, his parents had not seen him since the final series of this past season. He took a car from the airport and when they greeted him at the front door of their Pennsylvania home they saw in person what they did all winter, less of him.

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A Cardinals Alumni Game?

With the success of the NHL Alumni Classic, it raised the question of what about an MLB Alumni Classic?

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Carlos Martinez Is Focusing On His Health

The strength in his right shoulder arrived early, a gift given to him as a string-bean kid and so defined that teammates on his first professional team used to marvel at the muscles and point how Carlos Martinez was lopsided, like an exaggerated arm wrestler.

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Tyler Lyons In Line For Carlos Martinez's Start; Adam Wainwright Advances; Lineup Juggling

Carlos Martinez, ruled out for the season (including postseason) on Saturday, was to have pitched game three on Wednesday in what, by the day, is becoming an increasingly crucial series in Pittsburgh. But Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said Saturday that he was not inclined to tinker with the rotation, which calls for veteran John Lackey to pitch Sunday’s home finale against Milwaukee.

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Cardinals Announce Medical Team For 2015

The St. Louis Cardinals announced today their 2015 Medical Staff. The Cardinals and Mercy Hospital begin their third year as partners. The medical team will be under the direction of Head Team Physician Michael Milne, M.D. and Associate Head Team Physician Jason Hand, M.D.

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Take Heart, Cardinals Fans

Early Sunday morning, and as another spectacular robin-egg blue sky awakened high over the Cardinals’ sprawling spring training complex, baseball took a day to rest. The only sounds echoing through the air at Roger Dean Stadium were the distant shhhuuushof a groundskeeper’s power washer blasting jet streams around the outfield pavilion and revving mowers turning craggy, overgrown grass into pristine green carpets.

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After A Month Off, Allen Craig Feels Ready To Run RF

Cardinals cleanup hitter Allen Craig said that he left St. Louis at the end of the season with a rehab schedule and confidence that his foot injury would not require surgery.

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Next Up For Chris Carpenter? A Front-Office Job, He Hopes

Chris Carpenter, the dean of the Cardinals’ staff for most of the last 10 years even when he wasn’t pitching, made his first public appearance Wednesday night since announcing his retirement. Carpenter, honored with the “Stan the Man” award at the Missouri Athletic Club Jack Buck Sports Awards banquet, said he definitely wanted to remain in baseball in his post-playing time and with the Cardinals.

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Lighter On His Feet, Lance Lynn Gains Plenty From Weight Loss

Lance Lynn is a mere shadow of his former self, and that's a good thing.

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Albert Pujols Eager To See His 'Boys'

When Albert Pujols is preparing to play a West Coast game involving his Los Angeles Angels, he often finds himself watching the early baseball around the majors on television, specifically the games of one team, the Cardinals.

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Trevor Rosenthal Muscles Way Into Competition

Trevor Rosenthal was big in October.

 FYI, he’s bigger now.

 A guy who seemingly has everything — youth, a craving to learn and, of course, triple-digit heat — left the National League championship series wanting more. The Cardinals’ breakthrough postseason performer, Rosenthal wanted to add to his credentials.

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Inside Baseball: Cardinals Praise Off-Season Work Of Team's Chef

What has impressed Cardinals’ manager Mike Matheny the most in the first few days of spring training has been the overall health of his players.

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Baseball Considers Realigning Divisions, Kyle McClellan; Here Comes Matt Holliday; Etc...

Cardinals player representative Kyle McClellan on Tuesday acknowledged that discussions about realignment of divisions are part of ongoing talks between Major League Baseball and the players association regarding the next collective bargaining agreement.

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Matt Holliday Runs Hard, Feels Ready To Play; Andrew Brown In, Allen Craig Out; A Double, But Not A Triple; Skip Schumaker On The Rise; Chase Riddle..

Cardinals left fielder Matt Holilday engaged in an arduous session of pregame running Sunday.

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As rookie outfielder Andrew Brown, the ninth player brought up from Class AAA Memphis this season, arrived Sunday morning, outfielder and infielder Allen Craig prepared to leave. Not only was Craig, who has a bruised, still swollen right knee, headed to the 15-day DL, he was preparing to go back to St. Louis to be examined today.

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Cardinals outfielder Matt Holliday rejoined the club over the weekend and hopes to come off the disabled list when eligible on Thursday in Washington.

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Cardinals Gamble On Matt Holliday Failed To Pay Off

For two weeks the disabled list tugged at Cardinals left fielder Matt Holliday, a resistant customer who had dodged an earlier trip following an April 1 appendectomy.

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Tony LaRussa, Others Get A Scare In The Air; Matt Holliday Lobbies To Play

A private plane carrying eight team members, including manager Tony La Russa and four players, made a forced landing at Spirit of St. Louis Airport on Thursday after the plane's cabin failed to pressurize.

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