Kolten Wong Shows Off New Glove Made Of 'Blood, Sweat, & Tears'

he rules on glove colors for MLB players are stringent. But Kolten Wong put in a lot of "Blood, Sweat and Tears" to earn the new multi-colored mitt that he'll wear this season.

KMOX

Video: Jim Hayes' FaceTime Interview With Kolten Wong

Sure, @KoltenWong rubs it in a little when @TheCatOnFox asks, via FaceTime, what he's up to back home in Hawaii. Like you wouldn't.#CardinalsWarmup | #STLCards pic.twitter.com/W4sFtJDswv

— FOX Sports Midwest (@FSMidwest) November 28, 2019

Kolten Wong On Scoops With Danny Mac 11-11-19

Kolten Wong – Gold Glove, Hawaii Love and Jose Oquendo https://t.co/xOd8kocp5d via @@DannyMacTVCongratulations to @KoltenWong on winning the GG! Well deserved! Enjoy the visit. #stlcards

— Dan McLaughlin (@DannyMacTV) November 11, 2019

Kolten Wong Describes 'Breathtaking' Changes To Hawaii After Destructive Lava Flow

Kolten Wong experienced a lot of familiar things when he vacationed back in his home state of Hawaii this offseason. He and his wife slept in the same bed of his parents' three bedroom home that he grew up in. But there also some major changes – including a brand new beach he visited which was created by the lava flow when the Kilauea Volcano erupted in May 2018.

KMOV

Players Honored To Inspire, Give Back In Hawaii

Eugenio Suarez spent as much time as he could off the field this weekend, holding and playing with his young daughter.

St. Louis Official Site

Asian Adventure: Cardinals Mixed Business, Pleasure In Japan

After losing their way while trying to navigate a path to the top of the 1958 National League standings, the Cardinals embarked on an odyssey of cultural awakening and confidence building.

RetroSimba

Jedd Gyorko Is Having Productive At-Bats; Alex Reyes Makes Debut; As Matt Carpenter, Dexter Fowler Go...; Cardinals To Help Kolten Wong's Hawaii Fund

In stark contrast to the Cardinals’ .228 team batting average stands Jedd Gyorko’s 1.069 OPS (on-base, plus slugging).

Post-Dispatch

Cardinals Team With Kolten Wong To Help Hawaii Disaster Victims

The St. Louis Cardinals, in collaboration with second baseman Kolten Wong and his wife, Alissa, announced the team will sell specially-priced $15 tickets to the Sunday, May 20, game against the Philadelphia Phillies to help those impacted by the Kilauea volcanic eruptions and earthquakes in Kolten's native state of Hawaii. Fans can purchase the specially-priced tickets now at cardinals.com/Hawaii.
St. Louis Official Site

There is a picturesque place on the rocky shores of the Pacific Ocean, resplendent with the aesthetics of the Big Island: mango trees, charcoaled stones, water inconceivably clear. It's where Kolten Wong goes to unwind in the offseason, where he grew up spearing fish that line its submerged, jagged crevices. In his words: "It's as Hawaii as it gets."
St. Louis Official Site

The Cardinals have teamed up with Kolten Wong in an effort to help victims of the Hawaii volcano disaster by offering specially-priced $15 tickets for the Cardinals' game on Sunday, May 20.
KMOV

Kolten Wong Is Helping Volcano Victims; Adam Wainwright Scoreless; Pick Five; Tommy Pham Is Close

Cardinals second baseman Kolten Wong often has been said to wear his emotions on his sleeve. Now, he truly is.

Post-Dispatch

Video: Kolten Wong Starts GoFundMe To Help Hawaii Volcano Victims

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Mike Matheny: Albert Pujols 'Very Special' On & Off Field; Adam Wainwright's Rehab Set; Kolten Wong Reports Family In Fine

The first 2,073 hits of Albert Pujols' Hall of Fame-worthy career came as a member of the Cardinals, and few had a better view of so many of them than manager Mike Matheny.
St. Louis Official Site

After recovering as desired from a bullpen yesterday, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright is ready to head out on a rehab assignment.
STL Baseball Weekly

St. Louis Cardinals Manager Mike Matheny was among those who sent a congratulatory video to Albert Pujols after the slugger recorded his 3000th hit last night.
STL Baseball Weekly

Kolten Wong Finally At Peace With Goals, Ready To Roll; Describes Panic Surrounding Hawaii's Ballistic Missile False Alarm

Kolten Wong has officially turned the page. I haven't seen the 27 year old this happy in a long time, and it's going to rub off on his teammates, and hopefully create some wins.
KSDK

Winter Warm-Up is typically a time for fans to meet their favorite Cardinals personalities in a joyous preparation for yet another new baseball season just around the corner. That bubbly atmosphere can be impacted when the turmoil of the real world infringes on the anticipation of baseball world as it did for Kolten Wong Saturday morning.
KMOV

Winter Warm-Up is typically a time for fans to meet their favorite Cardinals personalities in a joyous preparation for yet another new baseball season just around the corner. That bubbly atmosphere can be impacted when the turmoil of the real world infringes on the anticipation of baseball world as it did for Kolten Wong Saturday morning.
KFVS12

Imagine waking up to an alarm that an inbound ballistic missile is headed your way. Unfortunately for all of Hawaii, that was the very real message they experienced this morning.
STL Baseball Weekly

Second baseman Kolten Wong was eating breakfast and scrolling through social media in St. Louis on Saturday morning when he spotted the news. Back home in Hawaii, his family and friends were receiving alerts that a ballistic missile was headed toward the island. "This is not a drill," it read.
St. Louis Official Site

One of the first calls Cardinals infielder Kolten Wong made from St. Louis when he saw word of an inbound missile alert back home in Hawaii was to his brother, Kean.
Bird Land

They’re among the strongest and the fastest, stars in an exclusive fraternity that garners affection from complete strangers. Around these parts, there is no greater job title than St. Louis Cardinal. Thousands of fans made pilgrimages from throughout the Midwest to the Hyatt Regency on Saturday to see their beloved Redbirds.
Post-Dispatch

Kolten Wong's Journey Shines Light On Hilo Baseball

Kolten Wong may have put Hilo, Hawaii, on the baseball map with his ascension to the Majors in 2013, but the largest city on what is commonly referred to as the Big Island is making its mark on the youth baseball circuit, as well.
St. Louis Official Site

Birds Of Paradise: Why Cardinals Played In Hawaii

Embracing the aloha spirit, the Cardinals accepted an opportunity for a Hawaiian adventure and avoided trouble in paradise.

RetroSimba

Put On Your Shades & Watch Ron Gant Hit An Inside-The-Park Home Run In Hawaii

Twenty years ago this April, Major League Baseball played its first (and only) regular-season games in Hawaii. The Padres took on the Cardinals in what was dubbed "The Paradise Series" -- and Honolulu's Aloha Stadium was abuzz with excitement:

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Golden Baseball League Expanding Into Hawaii

The Golden Baseball League (GBL) announced today that an agreement has been reached with XnE, Inc to bring professional baseball back to the Hawaiian Islands with an initial team on the Island of Maui to play as a member of the GBL at the War Memorial complex in Wailuki, Maui for the 2010 season. Hawaii has a rich history of professional baseball from the earliest years of the sport, to the AAA Pacific Coast League and the Hawaiian Winter League but has been without pro baseball for the last two years.

Golden Baseball League Official Site

Instructional League Notebook: Sept. 28

Instructional league and the Arizona Fall League already make the Phoenix area a baseball hotbed every fall.

Baseball America

Clubs Form Informal Fall League

With Hawaii Winter Baseball no longer an option to send young Minor Leaguers this fall and a proposed "Junior Arizona Fall League" likely a year away, a group of farm directors took matters into their hands to provide a good development opportunity for their players.

MLB

Cardinals Fall Ball Changes May Not Be For The Better

The St. Louis Cardinals have canceled their yearly fall instructional league camp for 2009 with future plans to be determined, reports the Post-Dispatch. General Manager John Mozeliak offered up this vague explanation:

The Cardinal Nation Blog

Tyler Herron Brims With Ambition

Tyler Herron's first taste of the Texas League didn't exactly go as planned last year.

Springfield News-Leader