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Friday, September 21, 2018

Cardinals Team With Jose Martinez To Help People Of Venezuela

The St. Louis Cardinals, in collaboration with outfielder José Martínez, announced the team will sell specially-priced $10 tickets for the upcoming series with the Milwaukee Brewers on September 24-26 to help those impacted by the socioeconomic and political crisis in José's and bullpen catcher Kleininger Teran's home country of Venezuela. Fans can purchase the specially-priced tickets now at cardinals.com/helpjose.

St. Louis Official Site

Monday, February 20, 2017

Cardinals 2017 Portrait Day

KMOX

Sunday, March 20, 2016

Cardinals Photo Gallery 3-20-16

From a little extra bounce in the step during morning warm-ups to Jose Oquendo coaching from a golf cart as he recovers from knee surgery, here are a few of the sights from pregame activities on Day 32 of Spring Training for the St. Louis Cardinals.

STL Baseball Weekly

Friday, March 18, 2016

Dennis Schutzenhofer Living Dream As Cardinals BP Pitcher

It's a Monday morning in Jupiter, just 30 minutes past sunrise and still about three hours before the first wave of players will trickle out of the clubhouse and onto one of the fields at the Cardinals' spring complex.

St. Louis Official Site

Saturday, August 15, 2015

Jonathan Rodriguez: A Major Hand From A Minor-Leager

The small apartment in Davenport, Iowa, had two bedrooms, a living room, enough air mattresses for up to six players living there. It also had a television purchased at a Wal-Mart that had to be returned in 90 days so they could get their money back.

Post-Dispatch

Monday, July 20, 2015

Like Without Oscar Taveras

No universal truth exists when it comes to handling death. When it happens in sports, those left behind feel affected much like blood relatives do. Major League Baseball teams spend virtually every day together, from mid-February until October 1, or later, in spaces tighter than most adult siblings experience. When a baseball team calls itself a family, it's more than a cliche -- there's a social reality to it.

CBS Sports

Cale Johnson Talks About Re-Joining Cardinals As Pitching Coach At Short-Season Rookie-Level Gulf Coast League

The Gulf Coast League Cardinals had a rough 2-4 week, but unheralded lefty David Oca is pitching well.

The Cardinal Nation

Saturday, July 18, 2015

Cardinals Won't Push Matt Holliday Too Hard For Now; On The Mend; No Trevor Rosenthal; Home Run Derby; The Adam Wainwright Factor

Although left fielder Matt Holliday is back in the Cardinals’ lineup after nearly six weeks off to heal a torn quadriceps, manager Mike Matheny is keeping a close eye on Holliday’s playing time.

Post-Dispatch

Audio: HR Derby Hits Busch

It was standing room only behind the batting cage as the St. Louis Cardinals bullpen catchers, Jamie Pogue and Kleininger Teran, squared off in a home run derby before Saturday night’s game against the New York Mets.

STL Baseball Weekly

Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Kolten Wong Remains Out After Hitting Head On Diving Catch; Matt Holliday Pushes For Return; Rookie Run For Starbucks; Extra Bases

Cardinals infielder Kolten Wong was unavailable for Tuesday’s finale of the day-night doubleheader after making a diving catch in the first game that thumped his head against the Wrigley Field turf and left the club concerned about a possible concussion.
Post-Dispatch

With general manager John Mozeliak and a member of the team’s medical staff watching from nearby, left fielder Matt Holliday played catch Tuesday and continued to intensify his workouts as he readies to return from a torn quadriceps muscle.
Post-Dispatch

Cardinals Rookies Make Starbucks Run

St. Louis Cardinals rookies make a Starbucks run outside Wrigley Field in full uniform.

Fox Sports Midwest

Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Carlos Villanueva Enjoying The Other Side; Mark Reynolds Respects Streak; Roster Move

Carlos Villanueva has been on the other side–literally, as the right-hander was part of the Chicago Cubs team that blew a 5-0 lead last August to fall to the St. Louis Cardinals 9-6. On Monday, Villanueva pitched a key 2.1 innings of relief for the Cardinals as they rallied from another 5-0 deficit to beat the Cubs 10-9.

STL Baseball Weekly

Saturday, April 18, 2015

Relying Less On Heat, Carlos Martinez Cooling Off Hitters

Knowing that efficiency and effectiveness will determine whether he sticks as a member of the Cardinals' rotation, Carlos Martinez is taking a little bit off to get a little bit more.
St. Louis Official Site

Carlos Martinez continues to impress as a starter in 2015. After his first start in Cincinnati, it was clear he had multi-pitch command. That allowed he and Yadier Molina to get creative with sequencing and flummox hitters.
Fox Sports Midwest

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Audio: Better Shape, Better Attitude For Randy Choate; Kleininger Teran New Coach; Fantasy Camp Openings

While the change isn’t nearly as dramatic as Yadier Molina losing 20lbs, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Randy Choate also spent time with a trainer during the offseason getting himself into better shape.

STL Baseball Weekly

Handful Of Cardinals Participate In Light Off-Day Workout

With players having earned an off-day on Wednesday by completing a "27 outs" exercise to end workouts the day before, the Cardinals' spring complex was low on activity the day before the team opens Grapefruit League play.

St. Louis Official Site