Cardinals' Top Five Third Basemen

No one loves a good debate quite like baseball fans, and with that in mind, we asked each of our beat reporters to rank the top five players by position in the history of their franchise, based on their career while playing for that club. These rankings are for fun and debate purposes only … if you don’t agree with the order, participate in the Twitter poll to vote for your favorite at this position.

St. Louis Official Site

The Cardinals Of The 1980's Didn't Need A DH. Neither Does The National League

As the clouds of the designated hitter gather over the National League, the MLB channel couldn’t have picked a better time to present a show featuring the Whiteyball St. Louis Cardinals clubs of the 1980s.

Cheap Seats

Dinner With Ken Oberkfell

A few months ago, I had the opportunity of a lifetime. Through purchasing an experience in a silent auction, my dad, brother, and I got to eat dinner and talk with Ken Oberkfell for a few hours. In honor of ’80s week, I thought I’d share my experience with the former St. Louis Cardinals second baseman.

Redbird Rants

Donnie Smith: Stint With Cardinals Tainted By Tragedy

Donnie Moore embraced the opportunity to join the Cardinals, but his two-year stay in the organization was marred by his involvement in a deadly accident.

RetroSimba

The Night Lou Brock Got His 3,000th Career Hit

After getting lit up by Dennis Lamp, Lou Brock nearly turned out the lights on the Cubs pitcher.

RetroSimba

How Dave Pallone Created A Cardinals Commotion

Dave Pallone was a minor-league umpire who caused a major ruckus when he ejected three prominent Cardinals for arguing one call.

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Win Vs. Cardinals Was Turning Point For Scott Sanderson

Scott Sanderson enhanced his status as a starter by pitching a 10-inning gem against the Cardinals before the largest crowd to attend a baseball game in Montreal.

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Is Jim Edmonds Return To St. Louis A Sign The Cardinals Are Ready To Embrace Ex-Players?

It’s always perplexed me that the St. Louis Cardinals, one of the most storied and successful franchises in Major League Baseball history, didn’t do more to keep its former stars around after their playing days were over.

Cheap Seats

How Will McEnaney Returned To Majors With Cardinals

After endangering his life and his baseball career, reliever Will McEnaney sought to make a comeback with the Cardinals.

RetroSimba

Mid-80's Passed Over?

It’s been great to see St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Famer Chris Carpenter in the dugout with the team the past couple of games. Likewise, Willie McGee has the same effect when he joins the team for pregame activities and Ozzie Smith also has a locker in the coaches room at Busch Stadium with his name on it.

STL Baseball Weekly

Derrick Goold, Ken Oberkfell, & Rick Ankiel On The Press Box 5-10-17

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Cardinals & Reds Game Today Postponed Due To Weather

The St. Louis Cardinals announced that their game against the Cincinnati Reds scheduled for 1:15 p.m. today has been postponed due to severe weather.
St. Louis Official Site

Saturday’s Cardinals-Cincinnati Reds game has been postponed because of severe weather. No makeup date has been set although a club official said there would not be a doubleheader played on Sunday with more bad weather forecast.
Cardinal Beat

Saturday's Cardinals game against the Cincinnati Reds has been postponed due to weather.
KMOV

The St. Louis Cardinals have announced that today’s 1:15pm game against the Cincinnati Reds has been postponed due to severe weather.
STL Baseball Weekly

Gateway Named Ken Oberkfell Hitting Coach

Gateway Official Site

At Fantasy Camp, Fans Live The Dream

The soles of my cleats are pressed upon the evergreen mattress that is the outfield, this heavenly anti-stress, as I am living the dream of so many St. Louisans — at Busch Stadium, playing baseball, patrolling the former workspace of “Jimmy Baseball.”

Hochman

Cardinals-Loving Comedians Coming To St. Louis

They'd be my favorite comedians if they were from San Luis Obispo, let alone the fact that the Sklar Brothers are from St. Louis. Randy and Jason Sklar hosted the ESPN Classic show “Cheap Seats” — and currently host the wildly popular "Sklarbro's Country” podcast — and the die-hard Cardinals fans are coming to St. Louis to perform. They'll be at the new Helium Comedy Club in St. Louis this weekend, for one show Thursday, two shows Friday and two shows Saturday (tickets here).

Hochman

Audio: Dick Schoenfield Ranks The Defense

How do you rank the best defensive teams in the history of Major League Baseball?

STL Baseball Weekly

He Was A Good Giant - Will Clark

Over the years there have been some great players in the orange and black. This series will take a look at some San Francisco Giants that really are the definition of being a Good Giant. First up: Will Clark

Around The Foghorn

October Baseball Never Gets Old In St. Louis

We’re there, October, no longer a destination but a location. October, St. Louis, the postseason.

Hochman

Tony LaRussa, Randy Wiles, & A Cardinals Connection

Randy Wiles was the pitcher the Cardinals traded to acquire Tony La Russa.

RetroSimba

The Story Of How The Cardinals Tried To Sign Pete Rose

Imagine Pete Rose in a Cardinals lineup with Ted Simmons, Keith Hernandez, George Hendrick and Garry Templeton. The Cardinals did. They tried to make it happen.

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