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Wednesday, April 8, 2020
Jeff Albert On Xavier Scruggs' Xtraordinary Athletes 4-8-2020
Sunday, March 22, 2020
Baseball's Future Is Now. Welcome To Virtual Spring Training
It would be another few hours before the clubhouse closed, a few days before he closed up his spring rental, and another week before Florida closed all gyms. Still, as a few teammates got in their final throws before vamoosing home, Cardinals pitcher Daniel Ponce de Leon stopped to consider how to maintain himself for the opportunities he forced open.
Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Monday, March 16, 2020
Adam Wainwright, Cardinals Address Post-Camp 'Uncertainty'
Adam Wainwright had his best start of the spring Thursday against the Marlins, allowing two hits in five innings, striking out three and walking none. It was what the veteran starter needed to continue his ramp-up toward the season.
St. Louis Official Site
Thirty-eight-old Adam Wainwright spun by far his best game of the spring on Thursday when he worked five scoreless innings against the Miami Marlins. It will be his last spring training game for a while in what might be his last season.
Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Official Site
Thirty-eight-old Adam Wainwright spun by far his best game of the spring on Thursday when he worked five scoreless innings against the Miami Marlins. It will be his last spring training game for a while in what might be his last season.
Post-Dispatch
With Delay In Start Of Season To Be Much Longer, Paul DeJong Feels Conflicted
Paul DeJong, the hottest hitter in the Cardinals’ camp this spring before the Grapefruit League games were stopped, carried armfuls of equipment Monday morning, anticipating the announcement of Major League Baseball about to announce at least a two-month waiting period before baseball could resume.
Cardinal Beat
Cardinal Beat
Answers To Cardinals' Spring Questions
When the Cardinals started the first of probably two spring training camps — and yes, until late June, another camp officially can be called a spring training camp, too — they had a number of questions to address.
Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Sunday, March 15, 2020
Questions Remain For Cardinals After Abridged Spring Training
When the Cardinals started the first of probably two spring training camps — and yes, until late June, another camp officially can be called a spring training camp, too — they had a number of questions to address.
Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Wednesday, March 11, 2020
Sunday, March 1, 2020
All-In With Jeff Albert: Cardinals Count On Hitting Coach To Merge Modern Tools With Tradition To Reboot Offense
There were times, in the densest fog of new information and an idling lineup, that shortstop Paul DeJong would plant a cleat in the batter’s box thinking about where his hands should be, how steady his stance was, when he should start his swing — and that was all before he considered what pitch he might face.
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Post-Dispatch
Saturday, February 29, 2020
"A Big-Leaguer Right Now': Dylan Carlson Excelling As Center Of Attention For Cardinals
Selected in the same draft as Dylan Carlson, six rounds and 193 picks later, catcher Andrew Knizner first shared a dugout with the outfielder in Low-A Peoria and wondered when exactly this heralded teenager was going to put the hitter in switch-hitter.
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Post-Dispatch
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
Tuesday, February 25, 2020
Paul DeJong Takes 'Free' RBIs - And More; Yairo Munoz Takes Aim; Dylan Carlson Hitless But Has Strong Game; Brett Cecil Struggles; Andrew Miller On A Different Schedule
Paul DeJong, who had struck out in his first two spring at-bats, knocked in four runs in his two plate appearances Tuesday in the Cardinals’ 9-6 exhibition loss to the Washington Nationals in a 3 hour 49 minute struggle.
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Post-Dispatch
Monday, February 17, 2020
Video: Fungoes With Mike Shildt, Jose Oquendo, Jeff Albert, & Stubby Clapp 2-017-2020
Four barrel fungoes: Shildt, Oquendo, Albert, Clapp pic.twitter.com/Puu2LBmDuO— Jeff Jones (@jmjones) February 17, 2020
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Thursday, February 13, 2020
Jeff Albert Says He Was Surprised Like Everyone Else By Astros Cheating Scandal
Jeff Albert says there's nothing he would do differently regarding his time with the Houston Astros in 2018 – when the team was found guilty by MLB of using video to steal signs. That's because he says all of the allegations were "news to me."
KMOX
KMOX
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Wednesday, February 12, 2020
Carlos Martinez Could Be Lethel Weapon For Cardinals In 2020
5 On Your Side sports director Frank Cusumano is down in Jupiter covering all the ins and outs of Cardinals spring training.
KSDK
KSDK
Jeff Albert Discusses Time With Astros
Cardinals hitting coach Jeff Albert, who worked in the Astros organization from 2013-18, said he was neither involved with nor aware of Houston’s sign-stealing scheme while he was with the club. Albert addressed the media on Wednesday afternoon with his first public comments since the 2017 Astros were implicated in a report by the Office of the Commissioner.
St. Louis Official Site
Cardinals hitting coach Jeff Albert, whose reputation as a rising offensive instructor in the modern game got a booster shot from his time with the Houston organization, said it would be “news to him” if his name surfaced in the ongoing sign-stealing scandal muddying the Astros.
Birdland
Well, Jeff Albert, look at it this way — at least you didn’t have to answer any questions about the Cardinals’ lousy offense last year.
Hochman
St. Louis Official Site
Cardinals hitting coach Jeff Albert, whose reputation as a rising offensive instructor in the modern game got a booster shot from his time with the Houston organization, said it would be “news to him” if his name surfaced in the ongoing sign-stealing scandal muddying the Astros.
Birdland
Well, Jeff Albert, look at it this way — at least you didn’t have to answer any questions about the Cardinals’ lousy offense last year.
Hochman
Saturday, February 8, 2020
After Notable Subtractions This Winter, Cardinals Have Multiplied Their Questions For Spring
Before leaving Field 1 on Thursday morning at the Cardinals’ spring training complex, infielders Kolten Wong and Paul DeJong went through the final two on-field phases of their workouts. With coach Jose Oquendo leading, they took ground balls at their positions, then finished their work with some baserunning practice. The things the Cardinals did as well as any team in baseball last year were the final two drills.
Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Friday, February 7, 2020
Spring Training Watch List, Written In 500 Words
The Cardinals will open spring training next week in camp Jupiter, and I’m reporting early … well, not exactly. Not physically. I won’t be there. But I’m writing early, analyzing early … getting the jump before the annual spring-training tradition gets underway.
101 ESPN
101 ESPN
Monday, January 27, 2020
Bolstered Reds Lineup Could Do Serious Damage To Quiet NL Central
The Cardinals spent last season stifling runs far better than they scored them, counter-attacking their way to the National League Championship Series with a defense-first philosophy they aim to sustain.
BenFred
BenFred
Tuesday, January 21, 2020
After His 'Least-Consistent Year,' Paul Goldschmidt Has To Be Better For Cardinals To Improve
For the Cardinals to make the playoffs in 2020, the guy in 2019 who had 34 homers with an .821 OPS must hit better.
Hochman
Hochman
Monday, January 20, 2020
After His 'Least-Consistent Year,' Paul Goldschmidt Needs A Mike Schmidt Year In 2020
For the Cardinals to make the playoffs in 2020, the guy in 2019 who had 34 homers with an .821 OPS must hit better.
Hochman
Hochman
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