Cardinals To Increase Number Of 6:45 PM Starts Next Season

With Major League Baseball games running longer and longer, the Cardinals will be starting more home games earlier than had been their norm before the recently completed season.

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Ratings For Cardinals' NLCS Games Were Worst Of This Century

The Cardinals’ television ratings for the National League Championship Series were almost as bad as their hitting.

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Brad Thompson's Role To Increase Significantly In Cardinals TV Booth

It’s Thompson’s time on Cardinals telecasts.

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Will Tim McCarver Be Back In Hodgepodge Of Cardinals TV Analysts?

The Cardinals’ television booth has been a bastion of consistency in the play-by-play seat for the last three years, with Dan McLaughlin manning the chair for the roughly 150 games that Fox Sports Midwest has shown in each of those seasons.

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Al Hrabosky Might Be Out On Cardinals Telecasts, Top-Rated In MLB

The Cardinals were 13th in the majors in terms of winning percentage, but No. 1 in local television ratings.

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Cardinals' TV Ratings Still Dominate Despite Dip

The Cardinals have been hot lately, winning four of their last five games, but that’s not nearly sizzling enough to stop a sight decline in their local television ratings.

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Cardinals Opening Day Ceremony Airs Sunday On FOX Sports Midwest

What: FOX Sports Midwest will televise the Cardinals’ 2017 Opening Day pregame ceremony.

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FOX Sports Midwest Shut Out Of Cardinals' Opener, But Not Pregame Hoopla

In the parlance of politics, Fox Sports Midwest has been trumped.

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Another St. Louis Comeback For Rick Ankiel - This Time On TV

It has been seven years since Rick Ankiel last played for the Cardinals, for whom he had a career unlike anyone in the storied history of the franchise. And soon he’s coming back to St. Louis, this time to talk about — rather than play for — the team.

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Dan McLaughlin To Do All Cardinals Telecasts This Season

Dan, finally, is the man.

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Cardinals Launch Cardinals Insider TV Show & Companion Online News Site

The St. Louis Cardinals announced today that they will produce Cardinals Insider, a weekly half-hour news magazine television show and they will manage an online news site on cardinals.com that will provide fans with the ultimate behind-the-scenes view of the St. Louis Cardinals.

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Jim Edmonds Tabbed To Join Cardinals' Broadcast Team

Having spent his career analyzing the game from his position in center field, eight-time Gold Glove winner Jim Edmonds is now poised to offer his insight from a new perch, as a member of the FOX Sports Midwest broadcast team.

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Jim Edmonds To Join Cardinals' TV Booth

Jim Edmonds is moving from “Real Housewives of Orange County” to a different type of reality show, one that runs from April through at least early October and could be called “Fox Sports Midwest with the Cardinals.”

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Cardinals, Fox Sports Midwest Have New Rights Deal

Capitalizing on their history of success and baseball’s skyrocketing value as real-time TV, the Cardinals have reached a deal with Fox Sports Midwest that will guarantee the team more than $1 billion and assert for years to come their televised presence in a broad, devoted region.
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The St. Louis Cardinals and FOX Sports Midwest today announced a new long-term television rights agreement. The new agreement will begin in 2018 and will run 15 seasons through the 2032 season. Financial terms were not disclosed.
St. Louis Official Site

The St. Louis Cardinals and FOX Sports Midwest today announced a new long-term television rights agreement. The new agreement will begin in 2018 and will run 15 seasons through the 2032 season. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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Tim McCarver's Role To Increase In Cardinals TV Booth

Last year, Tim McCarver said he had a “tremendous experience” serving as analyst on 30 Cardinals games televised by Fox Sports Midwest. It was a nice landing spot for McCarver, whose record-smashing 34-year run as a network television baseball analyst, which included doing 24 World Series, had just ended.

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Cardinals To Spring On The Air

Winter has had a frigid grip on the St. Louis area for much of the past two weeks, as many local television weathercasters try to whip people into a frenzy over a couple of inches of snow.

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Tim McCarver Returns To Cardinals' TV Broadcasts

Tim McCarver provided a big boost to Cardinals’ telecasts last year with his sugar-free commentary, as he served as analyst for 30 games on the team’s local productions on Fox Sports Midwest.

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Tim McCarver Is Ready To Do About 30 Cardinals Telecasts For Fox Sports Midwest This Season

Tim McCarver was right when he said he wasn’t retiring after he ended his record-setting 34-year run as a network baseball analyst by broadcasting the World Series last October on Fox.

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Fox Sports Midwest To Broadcast 15 Spring Training Cardinals Games

More than half of the Cardinals' 28 spring games will be televised this year after FOX Sports Midwest agreed to expand its Grapefruit League coverage.

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FOX Sports Midwest To Build Studio At Ballpark Village

The St. Louis Cardinals and The Cordish Companies announced today that FOX Sports Midwest, the television home of the Cardinals, will build a new studio in Ballpark Village and that the 20,000-square-foot entertainment marketplace that is the heart of the district will be known as FOX Sports Midwest LIVE! as part of a multi-year naming rights agreement.
Fox Sports Midwest

The St. Louis Cardinals and The Cordish Companies announced today that FOX Sports Midwest, the television home of the Cardinals, will build a new studio in Ballpark Village and that the 20,000 sq/ft entertainment marketplace that is the heart of the district will be known as FOX Sports Midwest LIVE! as part of a multi-year naming rights agreement.
St. Louis Official Site

The Cardinals announced on Friday that their television partner, FOX Sports Midwest, will feature a new studio in Ballpark Village and put its name to the entertainment marketplace featured in the center of the new construction.
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