Cardinals Fans Should Stop Whining About Keith Hernandez's Hall Of Fame Exclusion

I think the lack of baseball is really starting to get to St. Louis Cardinals fans.

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Whitey Herzog Agrees - Keith Hernandez 'Deserved' To Be In Cardinals' Hall Of Fame

We say we’re a great baseball town. But St. Louis has failed one of its greats.

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Video: Dan McLaughlin & Bill DeWitt III On Bill White 5-22-2020

Bill White a slugger, six-time Gold Glover and 1964 World Series champion joins the #CardsHOF class of 2020 as the veterans pick. pic.twitter.com/JTQMKtNDXc

— FOX Sports Midwest (@FSMidwest) May 22, 2020

2020 Cardinals Hall Of Fame Induction Class Announced

In a televised special on FOX Sports Midwest this evening, the St. Louis Cardinals announced that Tom Herr, John Tudor and Bill White will be inducted into the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame. This is the seventh induction class since the team dedicated the Cardinals Hall of Fame with an inaugural class on Opening Day in 2014. Details regarding a formal induction ceremony for the 2020 Induction Class will be announced at a later date.
St. Louis Official Site

Three former standout Cardinals players will be inducted into the Cardinals Hall of Fame this year, as part of the seventh induction class since its creation in 2014. FOX Sports Midwest made the televised announcement Friday.
St. Louis Official Site

Of the three former Cardinals elected to the club’s Hall of Fame in an announcement made Friday night, two of them had hoped to get in and one, in essence, had hoped to get out.
Post-Dispatch

Two members of Cardinals pennant-winning teams of the 1980s and a world champion from the 1960s form the 2020 Cardinals Hall of Fame Induction Class.
Fox Sports Midwest

He Was The Cardinals' Best Utility Player Of All Time

On May 14, 1988, José Oquendo really became the player who could do it all. The Cardinals' utility man pitched four innings in a 19-inning game against the Braves, and though he suffered the loss in a 7-5 defeat after allowing two runs in the 19th, Oquendo put together a performance that was entertaining and admirable.

St. Louis Official Site

Cardinals' Top Five First Baseman

No one loves a good debate quite like baseball fans, and with that in mind, we asked each of our beat reporters to rank the top five players by position in the history of their franchise, based on their career while playing for that club. These rankings are for fun and debate purposes only … if you don’t agree with the order, participate in the Twitter poll to vote for your favorite at this position.

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Cardinals Gave Dick Scott An Initiation To The Majors

Dick Scott waited a long time to reach the major leagues, and when he got there, as a 30-year-old rookie, he quickly experienced highs and lows.

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How Harry Caray Got Bounced From Cardinals Booth

Harry Caray built a broadcast career in St. Louis based on baseball and beer, but his relationship with the Anheuser-Busch brewery became as flat as a cup of Budweiser left outside in the summer sun.

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How Bob Gibson Delivered A Gem In First Cardinals Start

After being demoted to the minors early in his rookie season with the Cardinals, Bob Gibson got a chance to return a few months later and showed he belonged in the big leagues.

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Cardinals To Jim Bouton: Hats Off On World Series Effort

Before he became a celebrated author with “Ball Four,” Jim Bouton was a power pitcher whose cap flew off with nearly every delivery.

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How Lou Brock, Tim McCarver Gave Phillies Good Scare

A change in the batting order helped the 1969 Cardinals wake up from their slumber.

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How Bill White Made An Encore With Cardinals

A friendship with general manager Bing Devine enabled first baseman Bill White to finish his playing career with the Cardinals.

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Why Cardinals Dealt An Ace To Get Bill White

To acquire Bill White, the Cardinals had to give up their best pitcher.

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Stan Musial Was Familiar For To Bob Friend

In 1960, while pursuing a pennant with the Pirates, pitcher Bob Friend twice surrendered game-winning home runs to Stan Musial in a two-week span in the heat of the National League title chase.

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How Bill White Became National League President

Bill White, a leader on and off the field as a Cardinals player, was a natural to take those skills to the executive level.

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How Mel Stottlemyre Beat Cardinals In World Series

As a 22-year-old rookie, Mel Stottlemyre pitched with poise and precision for the Yankees against the Cardinals in the 1964 World Series.

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Cardinals Introduce Paul Goldschmidt

He was a high schooler then, standing alongside some buddies in center field as the city of Houston simmered toward an eruption. Paul Goldschmidt's beloved Houston Astros were one out away from advancing to the World Series for the first time.
St. Louis Official Site

With fanfare last reserved for a switch-hitting center fielder the Cardinals hoped would rewrite and recharge the top of their lineup, officials Friday introduced the thunder-packed first baseman they feel will revitalize the middle of the order and return them to October.
Birdland

Most of the buzz about new Cardinals first baseman Paul Goldschmidt is about his Silver slugging. He has won four such awards, including the past two seasons.
Post-Dispatch

The all-star is here! The Cardinals introduced their latest addition in a press conference on Friday.
KSDK

Cardinals brass introduced Paul Goldschmidt Friday morning at Busch Stadium. Watch the video here.
KMOV

Before he spoke on the now, St. Louis Cardinals Chairman of the Board Bill DeWitt Jr. spoke on the past–as in the lineage of first basemen who have preceded Paul Goldschmidt with the team.
STL Baseball Weekly

Yadier Molina Reclaims Crown With Ninth Gold Glove

Already one of the most decorated defenders at the catching position in Major League history, Yadier Molina added a ninth Gold Glove award to his collection on Sunday by beating out fellow National League finalists Manny Pina and Buster Posey.
St. Louis Official Site

To have two Gold Glove candidates was a coup for the Cardinals because in 2018 they had the most errors (133) in the majors, by 12, and also the lowest fielding percentage, .978. Eight-time winner Yadier Molina was a candidate at catcher and second baseman Kolten Wong was a first-time aspirant.
Post-Dispatch

The Cardinals have a rich history of Rawlings Gold Glove winners since the award was started in 1957. Ozzie Smith (13), Bob Gibson (nine), Curt Flood (seven) Bill White (six), Ken Boyer (five), Jim Edmonds (five) and Keith Hernandez (five) all have won a handful as Cardinals. Now, Hall of Famer Gibson has company at nine as catcher Yadier Molina, who made his ninth National League All-Star team this season, also has won his ninth Gold Glove.
Cardinal Beat

For the first time since the 2015 season, Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina is a Rawlings Gold Glove winner! The winners for both the National and American League Gold Gloves were announced on Sunday night. The award is the ninth in Molina’s storied career. Yadi has long been known for his
defensive prowess and has been recognized again.
Fox2Now

Yadier Molina is a Gold Glove winner again.
KSDK

The Gold Glove voters batted .500 on Cardinals this year.
KMOV

After winning his first Rawlings Gold Glove in 2008, Yadier Molina has once again been recognized with the honor.
STL Baseball Weekly

How Tim McCarver Did Well Versus Billy O'Dell

Billy O’Dell was a left-handed pitcher who had success in the National League but the Cardinals’ Tim McCarver caused him trouble, hitting two grand slams against him.

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Johnny Lewis: From Pupil To Mentor With Cardinals

Johnny Lewis, a prospect considered to have more potential than Lou Brock, overcame personal tragedy, rebounded from setbacks in his playing career and became a pioneering coach for the Cardinals.

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