Cardinals Have Found Gems Later In Draft

The major league baseball draft next month will consist of just five rounds and anybody signed after that will receive no more than $20,000. But rounds six through 50, or six through 40 in later years, have produced some gems and the Cardinals would have quite a representative team from such players culled in the second and third days of the amateur draft.

Post-Dispatch

David Freese Returns To Busch Stadium For 'Bud Bash' Event

2011 World Series MVP David Freese will return to Busch Stadium this summer to headline the Cardinals’ Bud Bash schedule.

Fox2Now

Bo Hart's Arrival In 2003 Cemented In Cardinals Lore

When Bo Hart lined a pitch into left field for his fourth hit of the Cardinals’ 13-9 win over the Royals on June 28, 2003, Cardinals pitching coach Dave Duncan looked over at bench coach Joe Pettini.

St. Louis Official Site

Tommy Edman Enjoying His Shot With Cardinals

Instructor Jim Edmonds, the only Cardinal in uniform who really has seen both of them play, pondered the question for a moment. As phrased, it was, “What tells you that Tommy Edman won’t be Bo Hart?”

Post-Dispatch

Cardinals Continue To Confound As They Limp Into All-Star Break

Scenario 1: Someone comes up to you in March and says: “At the All-Star break, if the Cardinals were just two games out of first place, would you take it?”

Hochman

Albert Pujols On Verge Of Hitting Milestone

Albert Pujols has been gone seven years now, but as he closes in on 3,000 hits, a plateau he should reach in the next week, it is proper to offer some perspective on the former Cardinals star’s career.

Post-Dispatch

Imagining Jose Martinez's Best Scenario

Jose Martinez had a hot start to his MLB career and will probably regress. But what if he doesn’t?

Viva El Birdos

Bo Hart On The Morning After 12-27-17

Inside STL

Bo Hart On Cat Chat 12-27-17

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Magneuris Sierra Leaves Imprint

As the doors opened this afternoon, Magnerius Sierra and Jhonny Peralta both had occupied lockers in the St. Louis Cardinals clubhouse. In fact, Sierra was listed as a member in one of the pregame hitting groups. But before those workouts began, the team announced Peralta was activated from the disabled list and the rookie outfielder had been optioned to Springfield (AA).

STL Baseball Weekly

Cardinals Activate Jhonny Peralta From The Disabled List & Option Magneuris Sierra To Double-A Springfield

The St. Louis Cardinals announced prior to tonight's series opener with the San Francisco Giants that they have activated infielder Jhonny Peralta (upper respiratory condition) from the 10-day disabled list and optioned rookie outfielder Magneuris Sierra to Springfield (AA).
St. Louis Official Site

The Cardinals announced before Friday's series opener with the Giants that they have activated infielder Jhonny Peralta (upper respiratory condition) from the 10-day disabled list and optioned rookie outfielder Magneuris Sierra to Double-A Springfield.
St. Louis Official Site

Veteran third baseman Jhonny Peralta was activated from the 10-day disabled list Friday by the Cardinals, who then sent 21-year-old outfielder Magneuris Sierra to Class AA Springfield.
Cardinal Beat

Jhonny Peralta is back and Magneuris Sierra is headed to Springfield — which means that when it’s all said and done, Sierra is moving up in the world, even if he is moving down at the moment.
Fox Sports Midwest

The St. Louis Cardinals have activated infielder Jhonny Peralta from the 10-day disabled list. He had been battling an upper respiratory condition. Rookie outfielder Magneuris Sierra has been optioned to Double A Springfield.
Fox2Now

The sensational run of 21-year-old outfielder Magneuris Sierra has come to an end, at least for now.
KMOV

The first of several anticipated roster moves took place this afternoon as the St. Louis Cardinals activated Jhonny Peralta from the disabled list. Rookie outfielder Magnerius Sierra was optioned to Springfield (AA) to make room on the 25-man roster.
STL Baseball Weekly

Magneuris Sierra Not Overwhelmed In The Moment

In the next two or three days, Magneuris Sierra will likely pack up his belongings and return to the Minors. His stay in the Majors will have been short, but the impression long lasting.
St. Louis Official Site

Wednesday night, Magneuris Sierra tied a franchise record. The rookie picked up his seventh hit in seven games, tying the best-ever streak to begin a Cardinal career.*
KMOV

Magneuris Sierra Joins Enos Slaughter, Terry Pendleton, & Bo Hart As Only Cardinals To Hit In Their First Seven Games

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Magneuris Sierra "Unflappable" Thus Far

There have been a lot of adjectives used to describe the impressive debut of St. Louis Cardinals rookie Magnerius Sierra over the last week. Credit manager Mike Matheny with adding “unflappable” to the list.

STL Baseball Weekly

Don't Blink: Magneuris Sierra The Latest In Long Line Of Surprise

The Cardinals have long been revered for the organization’s ability to produce home grown, major league talent.

KMOV

Rise Of Jeremy Hazelbaker, Aledmys Diaz Begs For Comparison

The high-octane starts to the career of Cardinals rookies Jeremy Hazelbaker and Aledmys Diaz beg the questions of who the comparables would be.

Post-Dispatch

Aledmys Diaz's Hot Start Kindles Memories Of June 2003

Bo Hart hadn’t heard about the new Bo Hart.

Hochman

Jeremy Hazelbaker Is Talk Of His Hometown

The pulse of this city is a pantry.

Hochman

Daily Bernie 4-12-16: Cardinals Home Opener Rewind, Will Mike Matheny Handle New Found Depth Correctly?, Will Leitch Interview, Aledmys Diaz Is Your Shortstop

Bernie rewinds the Cardinals home opener on Tuesday’s show and welcomes Sports on Earth lead writer Will Leitch to discuss Jeremy Hazelbaker’s phenomenal 2016 start.

101 ESPN

Is Jeremy Hazelbaker A Bo Hart, Ryan Ludwick, Or John Rodriguez? Will Leitch Helps Figure Out

Will Leitch joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about who Jeremy Hazelbaker is and what he could do for this team, why Hazelbaker and others are needed to take pressure off Randal Grichuk, and his thoughts on the Cubs being too pretentious to start the 2016 season with Maddon and Theo's antics.

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