Showing posts with label Pop Warner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pop Warner. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 3, 2020

Video: Pop Warner On Working With Cardinals Baserunners 3-3-3-2020

Thursday, February 20, 2020

A Day In The Life Of Nolan Gorman, The Cardinals' 19-Year old Slugger In Spring Training

When he shakes your hand, it’s not that his hand engulfs yours due to its size, it’s that his hand immerses yours because of its girth and grip. It’s as if the slugger’s hands are made out of the same stuff as his Louisville Slugger.

Hochman

Thursday, January 30, 2020

Michael Girsch: Goal Is To Find Out What Tyler O'Neill, Harrison Bader, Lane Thomas, Other Outfielders Are

Take a listen to the full hour of Girsch with our Chris Hrabe, and chats with Cardinals coaches Stubby Clapp and Ron “Pop” Warner who are on the annual Cardinals Cruise with co-host Mike Claiborne. Also you'll hear from newly elected Hall of Fame outfielder Larry Walker followed by a segment featuring 1980s Cardinals greats Ozzie Smith, Whitey Herzog, Tommy Herr, and John Tudor:

KMOX

Tuesday, November 5, 2019

Cardinals Announce Contract Extensions For John Mozeliak, Michael Girsch, & Mike Shildt; Adam Wainwright Plans To Pitch Next Season

The St. Louis Cardinals made several announcements today during an afternoon press conference at Busch Stadium, including contract extensions for President Of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, Vice President & General Manager Michael Girsch and Manager Mike Shildt .
St. Louis Official Site

The Cardinals are committing additional years to their baseball operations leadership, hoping that continuity and stability lead to growth and continued success for the organization.
St. Louis Official Site

The Cardinals have recommitted to additional years of its baseball operation leadership group, from the dugout to the front office.
Post-Dispatch

One of the biggest question marks heading into 2020 was Adam Wainwright’s status and whether the 38-year-old pitcher would return to baseball.
St. Louis Official Site

Sunday, September 8, 2019

Shifts In Approach Aid Historic Turnaround For Sure-Handed Cardinals

In the eighth inning Wednesday, as the Cardinals tried to cobble together innings from the bullpen, manager Mike Shildt met his infielders on the mound for his sixth and final pitching change of the game. The switch, from lefty Andrew Miller to righthander Giovanny Gallegos, meant different alignments for the infield, a shift to their shifts, and while Shildt came out to take the ball from the pitcher he also had something to give the fielders.

Birdland

Friday, August 16, 2019

Cardinals Thrive On Steals - And Not Allowing Them; Daniel Ponce De Leon Dazzles; Michael Wacha Will Face Brewers; No Shot For Jose Martinez

When a team is 12th in the league in home runs and 13th in slugging percentage, it behooves that team to play the game a little differently offensively. The Cardinals, while not exactly the second coming of the “Whiteyball” Cardinals, who used to steal 300 bases in a season some nearly 35 years ago, have profited from a more aggressive, yet sound, approach to base stealing.

Post-Dispatch

Thursday, May 16, 2019

Yadier Molina Misses Favorite Part Of His Game, But Is On Alert; Carlos Martinez On The Way?; Dexter Fowler Treats Family

Yadier Molina is enjoying the most productive start of his career offensively, having driven in 30 runs in the Cardinals’ first 42 games. He hit his 150th career homer on Tuesday and also stroked his 367th double, tying Hall of Famer Rogers Hornsby for fifth on the Cardinals’ career list.

Post-Dispatch

Tuesday, May 14, 2019

Video: Pop Warner On Being With The Organization 5-14-19

Friday, April 12, 2019

Cardinals Eager For 'Awesome' Experience In Mexico

As he rocks back and readies Saturday to throw the first regular-season pitch abroad ever by a Cardinal, starter Adam Wainwright has a sense of how the crowd, crammed into a cozy ballpark on the north side of this metroplex, will already be buzzing, singing, cheering.

Post-Dispatch

Adam Wainwright, Cardinals Get A Feel For The Fast Turf, True Hops, & Cozy Feel Of Monterrey's Ballpark

Cardinals starter Adam Wainwright, who will start Saturday's game in the Cardinals' first ever Mexico Series, held a baseball up high -- as high as his right arm would allow -- and called on anyone nearby.

Bird Land

Monday, March 25, 2019

Cardinals Hope To Slow Down Memphis Relief Shuttle

As part of the pregame ceremony Monday night at AutoZone Park, the Cardinals’ Class AAA affiliate had the three former Redbirds managers now on the major-league staff throw out a first pitch. Catching the throw from Stubby Clapp, the Cardinals’ new first-base coach, was John Brebbia, who in 2017 became the first player Clapp told he’d been promoted the majors.

Post-Dispatch

Adam Wainwright Vs. Yadier Molina? Righty Bests Batterymate; Roster Trimmed To 25

The day had come, as they knew it would. Adam Wainwright on the mound, getting in his final spring work as the starter for the Triple-A Memphis Redbirds in Monday’s exhibition finale for the Cardinals, with his longtime catcher Yadier Molina digging into the batter’s box.

St. Louis Official Site

Ben Johnson Has 'Pinch Me' Moment Before Game Vs. Cardinals

Memphis Redbirds manager Ben Johnson arrived at AutoZone Park at 8:30 a.m. Monday, nearly 11 hours before his first game in the ballpark.

Memphis Coomercial Appeal

Monday, March 4, 2019

If The Cardinals Are Smart, Tyler O'Neill Is The Opening Day Right Fielder

The St. Louis Cardinals may not have upgraded right field on the free agent market. But I’m still hoping that they don’t just hand the starting job to Dexter Fowler.

Cheap Seats

Sunday, February 10, 2019

Jose Oquendo Is Much In Demand

Jose Oquendo, now a roving minor-league infield instructor instead of third-base and infield coach, will be on the big-league side for only about two weeks this spring. No one is more aware of how concentrated that period of work is than new first baseman Paul Goldschmidt, a three-time Gold Glover.

Post-Dispatch

Wednesday, November 14, 2018

Stubby Clapp Is Happy He's A Cardinal

The name Stubby Clapp got a lot of play this summer and fall, even more than a name like that ordinarily would receive. Clapp, the Memphis manager, directed his team to a second consecutive Pacific Coast League title and then the Class AAA championship.

Post-Dispatch

Monday, October 29, 2018

Cardinals Named Jeff Albert Hitting Coach & Stubby Clapp First Base Coach

The St. Louis Cardinals announced today they have hired Jeff Albert as hitting coach and Richard "Stubby" Clapp as first base coach.
St. Louis Official Site

The Cardinals hired Jeff Albert to be their hitting coach and Richard "Stubby" Clapp to be their first-base coach on Monday.
St. Louis Official Site

To fill the two openings on manager Mike Shildt's coaching staff, the Cardinals pulled one obvious candidate from their organization and another from their past.
Bird Land

A day after the 2018 baseball season ended, the Cardinals announced additions to their coaching staff in preparation for the new season just around the corner.
KMOV

The Memphis Redbirds are back in the market for a manager.
Memphis Commercial Appeal

The Cardinals announced the final two members of their coaching staff for next season on Monday, naming former Memphis manager Stubby Clapp as the first base coach and bringing Jeff Albert back to the organization to serve as hitting coach.
STL Sports Page

The Astros have an opening on their coaching staff after the Cardinals announced on Monday they hired Jeff Albert to be their hitting coach. Albert spent the 2018 season as Houston's second hitting coach after four years as Minor League hitting coordinator and another as the roving hitting instructor.
Houstoin Official Site