Dayn Perry On The Afternoon Drive 1-22-16

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State College: Get A Bonus 13th Voucher On Your McDonald's Flex Book

Show the Spikes fan in your life just how much you love them all year long with a 2015 State College Spikes/McDonald's Flex Book! This option does just what the name implies - it provides ultimate flexibility in attending Spikes home games! Plus, every McDonald's Flex Book order from now through February 20 means you get a BONUS voucher - 13 undated vouchers for the price of 10!

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How To Watch The Cardinals' NLDS Games

The Cardinals open the postseason on the road Friday against the Dodgers. Here are the known TV details for the best-of-five National League Division Series:

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Bernie Miklasz Discusses Whether The Cardinal Will Struggle Against Losing Teams Down The Stretch

Could the Cardinals struggle against the losing teams they face down the stretch? Lead Columnist for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Bernie Miklasz tells us

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Ballpark Village, AT&T Rooftop Ready For Opener

St. Louis Cardinals fans will be gathering up on the roof this summer, cheering on their 2013 National League champions.

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Joe Posnanski, Richard Justice, & Bob Forsch On The Bernie Miklasz Show 7-22-10

Joe Posnanski Interview: Joe and Bernie start the segment off by talking about Tiger Woods and whether or not his reign as the top golfer in the world has come to an end. Both seem to think Tiger is nearing the end and say that is due to two things: his personal life and the fact that his age is getting up there. The two quickly move on to the hot topic of the day which is the Cardinals involvement in trading for Roy Oswalt. Joe says if every pitcher that wanted to pitch in St. Louis did, the Cardinals would be a dominant force every year because so many pitchers want to come here. The segment ends with Joe talking about Stan Musial and what he means to baseball.

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Sometimes Doing The Obvious Is Best, Even For Geniuses

The baseball season began Monday in St. Louis, and the most heartwarming moment came when the hometown kid, David Freese, was announced as the starting third baseman. He was the first rookie to start at third for the Cardinals in a season opener since Ken Boyer in 1955. What an ovation the kid received.

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