The Best Moment In Each Ballpark's History

As baseball stadiums sit empty, still, you can’t help and look at them and think of what has happened there, memories we’ll carry with us the rest of our lives. Because when greatness has happened before, it reminds us it can, and will, happen again.

St. Louis Official Site

Kenny Chesney Coming To Busch Stadium On July 21, 2018

The St. Louis Cardinals are proud to announce four-time Country Music Association (CMA) and Academy of Country Music (ACM) Entertainer of the Year award winner Kenny Chesney will perform at Busch Stadium on Saturday, July 21, 2018. It will be the 13th stop on his newly announced 2018 Trip Around The Sun Tour which will visit 18 major stadiums across the United States. Tickets go on sale to the general public at cardinals.com/chesney on Friday, October 27, at 10:00 a.m. CT. A number of VIP packages and all-inclusive tickets for the show will be available for purchase.

St. Louis Official Site

The Best & Worst Of Jaime Garcia

Columnist Benjamin Hochman takes us through the years of the up-and-down Jaime Garcia Experience.

Post-Dispatch

St. Louis Expects To See A $23.7 Million Economic Impact From Hosting The World Series

Hosting the World Series is about more than peanuts, Cracker Jack and a good ball game these days. Today, for cities, hosting the World Series means the possibility of bringing in tens-of-millions of dollars of revenue. As the St. Louis Cardinals compete to win the team’s 12th World Series title, city leaders have put a price tag on the value of each game played at Busch Stadium.

Forbes

Whiff: Red Sox Set Postseason Strikeout Record

With at least one game remaining, the Red Sox hitters have already set a dubious record: Most postseason strikeouts.

KMOV

Aloha! Kolten Wong, Shane Victorino Tied By Roots

With one out in the eighth inning of Game 3 of the World Series on Saturday night, Cardinals rookie Kolten Wong entered on a double-switch and took up second-base duties. The score was tied, the Red Sox had the bases loaded, and Sox right fielder Shane Victorino was on second. Before play resumed, Victorino congratulated Wong on his first World Series appearance.

St. Louis Official Site

Keefer Madness: Tim McCarver Hates The Red Sox

Adam and Keefe poke some fun at the Kolten Wong pick off that ended Game 4 of the World Series.

CBS Boston

Kolten Wong Faces The Music After His Miscue

If you were worried about Kolten Wong, don’t be.

Post-Dispatch

David Ortiz, Jon Lester Lead Red Sox To Brink Of Title

When David Ortiz talks, people listen. That was the case in the Red Sox dugout on Sunday, when the designated hitter turned first baseman for a few days offered some inspirational words to his teammates before the sixth inning of Game 4, telling his teammates to relax and play the game the way they have all season. They went out after that and scored three runs that inning to take the lead.

Post-Dispatch

Cardinals Credit Tough Pitching For Cold Bats

While they have yet to find a solution to their World Series offensive woes, there is one thing the Cardinals' batters can come to a conclusion on -- Boston's pitching has been tough.

St. Louis Official Site

Not Protecting Home Turf Has Cardinals In Tough Spot

A sign that stood out in the sea of red was the one that read, "Rule 2.013: You Can't Obstruct Destiny."

St. Louis Official Site

Back Keeps Shane Victorino From Starting Lineup For Game Five; Aruban Angst; Feeling The Pain; Notes

Red Sox outfielder Shane Victorino was out of the starting lineup for the second straight game Monday, though manager John Farrell said Victorino is feeling better and could have started.

Post-Dispatch

From Tony LaRussa To Mike Matheny, Winning Is Constant

Almost always, Mike Matheny keeps his cool.

Fox Sports Midwest

Sixteen Million Viewers Tune Into Game Four Drama

The World Series is delivering compelling theater, and a huge swath of the country is watching. Boston's 4-2 victory in Game 4 on Sunday night drew 16 million viewers, which made it the most-watched baseball game since Game 7 of the 2011 World Series between the Cardinals and Rangers.
St. Louis Official Site

The series' drama is drawing in viewer outside of St. Louis and Boston. MLB says Sunday's Game 4 was the most watched baseball game since Game 7 of the 2011 World Series.
KSDK

The Frankly Speaking Show 10-28-13: Lance Lynn For Seth Maness & Supporting Kolten Wong

Today Frank Cusumano discusses the sixth inning pitching scenario involving Lance Lynn and Seth Maness and why no one should be cruel to Kolten Wong.

KSDK

At Least Kolten Wong Didn't Pull A Babe Ruth

In the Cardinals' vast collection of memorabilia that will be housed at the new Ballpark Village, there is a baseball signed by members of the 1926 club, the team that won the franchise's first World Series.

Bird Land

Three Things To Watch In World Series Game Five

With this wild World Series even at two games apiece, there will be plenty to look for in Game 5 Monday night besides what Red Sox starter Jon Lester has in his glove. Here are three things:

Fox Sports Midwest

Jim Edmonds On The Morning After 10-28-13

Jim Edmonds: Rich from Maryland Heights has his "know it all" moment, he tries to go after 'Jimmy Baseball', the Cardinals former center fielder shares his thoughts from the Redbird's Game 4 loss.

Inside STL

Stan McNeal On Kolten Wong: Rookie Mistake, Veteran Response

Cardinals rookie Kolten Wong found out how it feels to be a World Series hero Saturday night. On Sunday, he found out how it feels to make the last out in front of a sold-out Busch Stadium and a national TV audience.

Fox Sports Midwest

Going, Going, Jonny Gomes

The Cardinals have walked the tightrope for most of this postseason, struggling to score runs but prevailing with outstanding relief pitching.

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