Cardinals' Top Five RHP Starters

Here is Anne Rogers' ranking of the top 5 right-handed starters in Cardinals history. Next week: Left-handed starters.

St. Louis Official Site

Rogers Hornsby, Jim Edmonds Lead Cardinals In Dream Bracket

The Cardinals all-time team that advanced past the Rockies in the first round of MLB’s Dream Bracket won its second series, beating the Phillies, 4-2, thanks to steady offense and well-rounded pitching.

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Scott Rolen, Rogers Horsnby Lift Cardinals In MLB Dream Bracket

Here’s a fun game for you: Imagine what a lineup would look like with Rogers Hornsby, Stan Musial, Albert Pujols and other Cardinals greats. Now do the same with the rotation, with Bob Gibson, Dizzy Dean, Chris Carpenter and others.

St. Louis Official Site

See The Complete MLB Dream Bracket Rosters

A collection of current stars and legends are set to square off in the ultimate competition for baseball supremacy -- the MLB Dream Bracket presented by DraftKings, a best-of-seven simulation featuring all-time teams for each of the 30 Major League franchises, as well as teams consisting of standouts from the Negro Leagues and 25-and-under stars from today's game.

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All-Time Lineup Of Cardinals Champions

Any excavation, archaeological or anecdotal, into the rich layers of highlights from Cardinals history will quickly reveal a conundrum: The greatest individual seasons had by a Cardinal – truly some of the greatest ever had in baseball – rarely result in a championship finish for the Cardinals.

Birdland

Bill Doark Deserves A Spot In The Cardinals' Pantheon

A century ago, Bill Doak designed a glove with a pocket that revolutionized the game. And he was a darn good pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals too.

Redbird Rants

Browns Vs. Cardinals: An Unordinary World Series Opener

A pitcher with a losing record and a batter with a bad back provided a winning combination for the St. Louis Browns in their World Series debut.

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Dexter Fowler Giving Cardinals A Lift At Leadoff Spot; Jose Martinez To Springfield; Austin Gomber At Palm Beach; Cardinals Hall Of Fame

A recent uptick by the Cardinals’ leadoff men, mostly named Dexter Fowler, has taken the club out of the basement for batting average and on-base percentage for major league teams. For much of the season, the Cardinals’ leadoff men were hitting .200, or even below, but they began Friday’s game at .220.

Post-Dispatch

Cardinals Hall Of Fame Induction To Air Tuesday On FOX Sports Midwest

FOX Sports Midwest will televise the St. Louis Cardinals’ 2019 Hall of Fame Induction ceremony on tape delay in a one-hour special debuting Tuesday, Aug. 27, at 5 p.m.

Fox Sports Midwest

Scott Rolen Is Just A Little Nervous About His Cardinals Hall Of Fame Speech

This Saturday before the St. Louis Cardinals take on the Colorado Rockies, former Cards third baseman Scott Rolen is going to have to do something he's very much not used to doing – talk about what it means to be a Cardinals Hall of Famer. He'll be inducted into the Hall along with Jason Isringhausen and Mort Cooper.

KMOX

Jim Edmonds: 'It's A Purity Game & You've Got To Keep It That Way'

He stood out in centerfield there for 17 years in the bigs and now he's calling games in the booth, Jim Edmonds knows better than anybody that baseball can be a long game. But he doesn't totally agree with how Major League Baseball is trying to manage the pace-of-play issues.

KMOX

Tony LaRussa: 'i Love Mike Shannon'

All week on KMOX we've been celebrating St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Famers and for one special moment we brought two of them together on The Charlie Brennan Show, Wednesday. Broadcaster Mike Shannon and former manager Tony La Russa practically interviewed each other and their main topic of conversation, current Cards manager Mike Shildt.

KMOX

Video: Meet Mort Copper

Meet Mort Cooper. He is one of three #STLCards pitchers to win 20 games in 3 consecutive seasons.

This weekend, Cooper will be inducted into the Cardinals Hall of Fame. pic.twitter.com/JQ7Ja7INCx

— St. Louis Cardinals (@Cardinals) August 21, 2019

Possibly The Most Amazing Stat About Lou Brock Was That He Never Went On The Injured List

"That's true."

KMOX

Cardinals Should Take A Lesson On How To Play The Game From The 1982 Champs

A debate I sometimes have with my St. Louis Cardinals fans buddies is, if you had a time machine and could go back to watch only one game in the history of the franchise, what game would it be.

Cheap Seats

Welcome To The Cardinals Hall Of Fame Jason Isringhausen, Scott Rolen, & Mort Cooper

Third baseman Scott Rolen and reliever Jason Isringhausen, both prominent members of the Cardinals’ World Series championship team of 2006, have been chosen for induction into the Cardinals’ Hall of Fame on Aug. 24, along with righthander Mort Cooper, who starred for World Series championship clubs in 1942 and 1944. The announcement was made Friday night by the Cardinals on Fox Sports Midwest.

Post-Dispatch

Scott Rolen Speeds Into Cardinals Hall Of Fame, Literally

Scott Rolen and Jason Isringhausen, two players integral to the Cardinals’ run of success last decade and members of the 2006 World Series championship club, can now also call themselves Cardinals Hall of Famers.

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Videos: Mort Cooper, Scott Rolen, & Jason Isringhausen Announced As Cardinals Hall Of Fame Class 2019

The veterans pick for the #CardsHOF Class of 2019 is ... Mort Cooper!
Bill DeWitt III: "He was really the staff ace of the '40s."#STLCards pic.twitter.com/6N2oXqEFvn

— FOX Sports Midwest (@FSMidwest) April 26, 2019

You loved him for his glove and his bat ... the first fan pick for the #CardsHOF Class of 2019 is Scott Rolen! pic.twitter.com/crMhlbFy7K

— FOX Sports Midwest (@FSMidwest) April 26, 2019

He's the #STLCards' all-time saves leader and the second of two fan picks for the #CardsHOF Class of 2019: Izzy! pic.twitter.com/XGxkx0CnKa

— FOX Sports Midwest (@FSMidwest) April 26, 2019

Scott Rolen, Jason Isringhausen, Mort Cooper Are Newest Members Of Cardinals Hall Of Fame

A Gold Glove third baseman, the team’s all-time saves leader and its pitching ace of the 1940s are the newest members of the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame.
Fox Sports Midwest

In a television special on FOX Sports Midwest this evening, the St. Louis Cardinals announced that Scott Rolen, Jason Isringhausen and Mort Cooper will be inducted into the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame presented by Edward Jones on Saturday, August 24, at FOX Sports Midwest Live! in Ballpark Village. This is the sixth induction class since the team dedicated the Cardinals Hall of Fame with an Inaugural Class on Opening Day in 2014. The 2019 Induction Class was selected via a formal voting process, with input from fans and St. Louis baseball experts.
St. Louis Official Site

Scott Rolen, one of three new members of the Cardinals’ Hall of Fame announced Friday night on Fox Sports Midwest, was driving his daughter from the Bloomington, Ind., area to Louisville for a volleyball tournament when he started to take part in a conference call.
Post-Dispatch

The Cardinals announced Friday that Scott Rolen, Jason Isringhausen and Mort Cooper have been elected to the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame as members of the 2019 induction class.
KMOV

Cardinals Ace Mort Cooper: Great Pitcher, Tragic Figure

Mort Cooper was a talented Cardinals pitcher with a troubled soul whose life was shortened by too much booze.

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