Wizardry: Ozzie Smith's Top Ten Career Moments

When Ozzie Smith performed backflips while heading to his position before the start of Cardinals home openers, postseason contests and All-Star Games, it was as if he were saying, “Let the fun begin.”

St. Louis Official Site

MLB Network To Highlight Iconic Cardinals Announcers Jack Buck, Harry Caray

MLB Network embarks on a series Monday in which hosts Bob Costas and Tom Verducci look back at some of the biggest moments of legendary baseball announcers.

Post-Dispatch

Bob Costas On Baseball's Return, 'I'll Believe It When I See It'

Bob Costas has covered Major League Baseball at the network television level for 40 years, watching the sport go through labor strife, the steroids era and the current transformation of the game from traditional strategy to defensive shifts, a “swing for the fences” mentality and meandering play.

Media Views

Joe Buck Set For Acting Appearance Tonight On 'Brockmite' TV Program

While much of the world has slowed down, if not totally halted, during the ongoing coronavirus crisis, Joe Buck has found plenty of ways to stay busy.

Post-Dispatch

Tommy Herr's Slam Brought Cardinals Out Of Their Seats & Their Seat Cushions Onto The Field

Not often does an April baseball game stand the test of time as one of the most significant events in team history, but those who were at Busch II on Saturday night, April 18, 1987, will not soon forget.

Post-Dispatch

This Gift From His Dad Is Maybe The One Thing Joe Buck Says He'd Take To His Grave

Joe Buck says he doesn't keep a lot of autographed sports memorabilia just because the person is famous for their athletic feats. He'd rather display the pieces of sports history that have a special meaning or funny story behind them.

KMOX

Unfiltered Joe Buck Opens Up About Personal Life In Sometimes R-Rated Podcasts

Joe Buck readily admits he has insecurity issues.

Media Views

Jackie Robinson Joined Jack Buck To Talk 'Race Relations' With KMOX Listeners

To honor and celebrate the legacy left by Jackie Robinson, take a listen to an incredible piece of audio from Jack Buck interviewing the Baseball Hall of Famer.

KMOX

Audio: Mike Shannon On The Leadoff Spot 4-11-2020

Go crazy with Jack Buck and Mike Shannon's call of Game 5 of the 1985 NLCS tonight at 11pm ET on @MLBNetworkRadio.@Cardinals | #Cardinals | @STLWizard pic.twitter.com/47WGeL7jsM

— MLB Network Radio on SiriusXM (@MLBNetworkRadio) April 11, 2020

Who Will Have Cardinals' Next Retired Number?

The list of Cardinals retired numbers includes 10 players, two managers, one owner and one broadcaster. The only Major League franchise with more retired numbers is the Yankees, who have 20.

St. Louis Official Site

Joe Buck Reveals Why You Think He Hates Your Favorite Team

Joe Buck has been the lead announcer for FOX's MLB coverage since 1996, and has led their NFL coverage since 2002. Over that timespan, if you haven't said it yourself, you've probably had a friend - or 10 - that have asked during a prime-time game why they get the impression that Buck isn't a fan of their favorite team.

KMOX

Another Favorite Moment

It POURED on the morning of October 14, 1985. Game five of the NLCS between the Cardinals and the Dodgers didn’t start until late afternoon, but in the morning, it was raining hard. I remember because I had to go downtown to work for something early, at about 9:00, and I got a flat tire. I had a 1984 red Honda CRX, a tiny little car, and somehow on 40 near McKnight my right front tire went flat. So, I pulled over, changed it, got soaked, and went on my merry way.

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Cardinals Capsules, Vol.3 : Edgar Renteria Caps Crazy Cardinals Walk-Off Over Cubs, 2002

Welcome back to Cards Capsules, the series in which we take a look back at memorable Cardinals games from the last 20 years in St. Louis baseball history. Without any baseball to watch in the present due to the spread of coronavirus, what better way to fill the time, eh?

KMOV

Making Up For Lost Time

Many years ago, Jack Buck wrote a poem about baseball and the connection from the game between a father and his children. “I don’t know about you,” he said, in his deep, booming voice as he read to the crowd at Busch Stadium. “I’d do anything to have one more catch with my Dad.” The ending was so simple, yet, impactful. Baseball is a game that brings us together. I was reminded of that poem during this year’s “Cardinals Fantasy Camp.”

Scoops With Danny Mac

Mike Shannon Fall Short In Hall Of Fame Vote

Mike Shannon, the voice of the St. Louis Cardinals for the last 48-years, will have to wait at least another three years before getting another shot at the Hall of Fame.

KMOX

2019 Jack Buck Winners Announced: John Mozeliak Among Honorees

The 50th Jack Buck Awards at the Missouri Athletic Club is lining up to be one of the best nights in the history of the dinner, which started in 1970 when KMOX sports director Jack Buck decided the city needed a way to celebrate the year in St. Louis sports. The "Sports Personality of the Year" dinner was renamed in Mr. Buck's honor after his passing in 2002.

KMOX

Only One Team In MLB History Hase Comeback From 0-2 In The NLCS: The Cardinals

The last time a team in the National League Championship Series lost the first two games, then came back to win, Ozzie Smith was making folks go crazy and Willie McGee was the league MVP. The 2019 St. Louis Cardinals are trying to do what Smith, McGee, Jack Clark and company did in 1985 and keep its World Series hopes alive.

KMOX

How Harry Caray Got Bounced From Cardinals Booth

Harry Caray built a broadcast career in St. Louis based on baseball and beer, but his relationship with the Anheuser-Busch brewery became as flat as a cup of Budweiser left outside in the summer sun.

RetroSimba

Baseball Voices: Dan McLaughlin, Cardinals TV Play-By-Play, On Calling Games Fos His Hometown Team

For a kid raised in St. Louis, coming to the Busch Stadium every day during the baseball season would be a dream job, pretty much regardless of the job description.

Sporting News

Joe Buck On The Morning After 5-22-19

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