In his first game against the Phillies after being traded to the Cardinals, Richie Allen savored sweet satisfaction.
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Showing posts with label George Kissell. Show all posts
Thursday, May 7, 2020
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
Why Cardinals Couldn't Hold On To Willie Montanez
The Cardinals had Willie Montanez in their organization, lost him, got him back, lost him again and made another attempt to reacquire him.
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Thursday, April 2, 2020
Bob Stephenson Stepped Up To Start At Short For Cardinals
For a two-week stretch in 1955, the starting infield for the Cardinals was first baseman Stan Musial, second baseman Red Schoendienst, third baseman Ken Boyer and a rookie shortstop, Bob Stephenson.
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Sunday, March 15, 2020
Why Cardinals Made Joe Torre A Third Baseman
Joe Torre reported to Cardinals spring training prepared to be their catcher, got switched to third base two weeks before the season opened and ended up playing a similar number of games at both positions.
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RetroSimba
Thursday, March 12, 2020
Mike Shannon & The Illness That Ended His Playing Day
A routine physical exam at spring training revealed a serious medical problem for third baseman Mike Shannon.
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RetroSimba
Labels:
Bing Devine,
Curt Flood,
George Kissell,
Injury,
Joe Hague,
Joe Torre,
Ken Boyer,
Mike Shannon,
Richie Allen
Sunday, January 26, 2020
Cardinals Taught Ed Sprague How To Become A Pro
The Cardinals gave Ed Sprague a chance to become a professional ballplayer and make a connection with Sparky Anderson.
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Tuesday, December 10, 2019
Wednesday, November 27, 2019
Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Mike Shildt Voted NL Manager Of The Year
St. Louis Cardinals Manager Mike Shildt was named this evening as the recipient of the 2019 National League Manager of the Year Award as voted on by the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA). Shildt, who this season guided the Cardinals to their first N.L. Central title since 2015, joins Hall of Fame managers Whitey Herzog (1985) and Tony La Russa (2002) as Cardinals recipients of the BBWAA award.
St. Louis Official Site
In his first full season as manager, Mike Shildt guided the Cardinals to a National League Central title and back to the postseason for the first time since 2015. He managed the ups and downs of an inconsistent offense, a rotation that struggled to find its footing early and a bullpen that lost its closer halfway through the season.
St. Louis Official Site
Cardinals manager Mike Shildt, though he received three fewer first-place votes than Milwaukee’s Craig Counsell, was named the National League Manager of the Year Tuesday night in balloting conducted by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.
Cardinal Beat
Mike Shildt’s late mother, “Lib,” used to be in professional baseball as an administrative assistant for Baltimore’s Charlotte Class AA franchise. So, she not only was familiar with the season but the off-season, too.
Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Official Site
In his first full season as manager, Mike Shildt guided the Cardinals to a National League Central title and back to the postseason for the first time since 2015. He managed the ups and downs of an inconsistent offense, a rotation that struggled to find its footing early and a bullpen that lost its closer halfway through the season.
St. Louis Official Site
Cardinals manager Mike Shildt, though he received three fewer first-place votes than Milwaukee’s Craig Counsell, was named the National League Manager of the Year Tuesday night in balloting conducted by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.
Cardinal Beat
Mike Shildt’s late mother, “Lib,” used to be in professional baseball as an administrative assistant for Baltimore’s Charlotte Class AA franchise. So, she not only was familiar with the season but the off-season, too.
Post-Dispatch
Thursday, October 10, 2019
Saturday, September 28, 2019
Thanks, Joe Maddon, For Reinvigorating The Cardinsl-Cubs Rivalry
Early in a run as Cubs manager that is now nearing the end of its fifth season, back before he turned a beloved baseball rivalry on its head, and back before his front office began to turn its back on him, Joe Maddon welcomed a group of media members into the Busch Stadium visiting manager’s office for an interview.
BenFred
BenFred
Labels:
George Kissell,
Harry Carey,
Joe Buck,
Joe Maddon,
Kolten Wong,
Mike Matheny,
Mike Shildt
Friday, September 20, 2019
As Kolten Wong Heels & Cardinals Await Further Exams, Matt Carpenter Gets Another Crack At Starting; 'Ball Talk'
With a deeper scan of his injured hamstring and another day for the pain to relent, Kolten Wong and the Cardinals hope to have a clear view of the muscle strain’s severity and how long they’ll be without the player who helped lift them into the division lead.
Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Monday, September 2, 2019
Retiring Bruce Bochy Has Had Some Great Moments At Busch; Carlos Martinez Closes - And Loves It; Michael Wacha To Pitch Wednesday; Matt Wieters Gets The Boot
Bruce Bochy managed his 101st game in St. Louis on Monday when his San Francisco Giants lost to the Cardinals 3-1. The Cardinals have won 64 of those games.
Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Monday, August 26, 2019
Mark DeJohn's Retirement Will Leave Big Void In Cardinals Organization But After 33 Years He Says "It's Just Time"
One morning this week, Mark DeJohn will wake up, get into his rental car and make the 80-mile drive from Johnson City, Tenn., to Marion, Va.
STL Sports Page
STL Sports Page
Monday, July 8, 2019
Mike Shildt Hits One-Year Mark As Cardinals Manager, Says 'All That Matters Is To Get Into The Playoffs'; Extra Bases
Mike Shildt, named as interim Cardinals manager the day before the All-Star break last year, got to this year’s All-Star break with an 85-72 record, which would be on a pace of 88 wins for a 162-game season. That figure might win a balanced, competitive National League Central this year.
Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Friday, April 5, 2019
With Role 'TBD,' Carlos Martinez Gets An 'A' From Cardinals For His Commitment To Rehab; Brett Cecil Has Surgery, Gives Up Video Games; Marcell Ozuna Bruised, Jedd Gyorko Activated
When he will be ready and how the Cardinals will use him when he is are questions pitcher Carlos Martinez can face only after he’s given the answer why this rehab will be different.
Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Thursday, March 28, 2019
On This Opening Day, Best Wishes To Mike Shildt & The 2019 Cardinals
Mike Shildt has his dream job, managing the Cardinals, this time for his first full season. And because the gig feels like something lasting and lengthy instead of a temporary assignment, this role of Shildt’s lifetime means more … and demands more.
101 ESPN
101 ESPN
Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Dylan Carlson Could Be Poised For A Breakthrough
One way to read the impression a young player has made in big league camp isn’t just how long he stays or how often his locker moves, but how often he plays.
Baseball America
Baseball America
Labels:
Awards,
Dylan Carlson,
Gary LaRocque,
George Kissell,
Scott Hurst,
Spring Training
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Monday, February 18, 2019
Postseason Drought Is Motivation As Cardinals Hold First Full-Squad Workout
Whether it was mentioned Monday during the first complete team meeting of the season or not, the Cardinals’ absence from the postseason has a presence as much as any player this spring training.
Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
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