Game One Of 2005 NLCS Airs Sunday At 11AM CT

Reggie Sanders' two-run homer and Chris Carpenter's eight-inning outing in Game 1 of the 2005 National League Championship Series will re-air Sunday on cardinals.com and MLB.com.

St. Louis Official Site

Jim Leyland Got Fire To Manage Back During His Scouting Tenure With Cardinals

Jim Leyland, having spent 11 years managing the Pittsburgh Pirates and two managing the Florida Marlins, winning a World Series in the process, quit after just one season guiding the Colorado Rockies in 1999. The Rockies were 72-90 and finished last in the National League Western Division and Leyland had had enough — of managing the Rockies and managing, in general.

Post-Dispatch

Each Team's Best Small School Draft Pick

College baseball has produced a galaxy of stars. The greatest hitter and pitcher of the last 50 years, Barry Bonds (Arizona State) and Roger Clemens (Texas), turned in memorable College World Series performances before entering pro ball. Last year's major award winners include Old Dominion's Justin Verlander (American League Cy Young), Stetson's Jacob deGrom (National League Cy Young) and Florida's Pete Alonso (NL Rookie of the Year).

St. Louis Official Site

Relive Albert Pujols' First Three-Home Run Game

Albert Pujols collected three home runs in the same game four times while with the Cardinals. If you include the postseason, he accomplished the feat five times. And two of the games came at Wrigley Field, against the rival Cubs.

St. Louis Official Site

Cardinals Capsules, Vol.5: "We Are Going To Game Seven!" Jim Edmonds Walks Off Game Six Of The 2004 NLCS

Welcome back to Cards Capsules, the series in which we take a look back at memorable Cardinals games from the last 20 years in St. Louis baseball history. Without any baseball to watch in the present due to the spread of coronavirus, what better way to fill the time, eh?

KMOV

Video: Reggie Sanders On 2004 Team 7-26-19

Reggie Sanders on the '04 #STLCards: "The 2004 team, even though we didn't win, that probably was the best team I was a part of. One of the things that stick out the most to me is that was how much we were a family." #TimeToFly pic.twitter.com/k4IpLtaPeR

— FOX Sports Midwest (@FSMidwest) July 27, 2019

Waiting & Working While Not Starting, Matt Wieters Swats Another Homer Vs. Phillies; Genesis Cabrera Sticks; London Calling, Still; Extra Bases

At least once a series, veteran catcher Matt Wieters likes to get on the field and take batting practice against a pitching machine to get a feel for the ballpark and its background. After all, that may be the only time he sees the field in the series.

Post-Dispatch

Jason Isringhausen To Represent Cardinals At Draft

Eighteen former Major League All-Stars — including three Hall of Famers, two Most Valuable Players, two batting champions and two Cy Young Award winners — are among the baseball luminaries scheduled to represent the 30 clubs at Major League Baseball’s 2019 Draft, it was announced Thursday. Amateur players who will attend the 2019 Draft will be forthcoming.

MLB Official Site

Tony LaRussa Sees Plenty Of Parallels Between His Cardinals, Athletics, & Red Sox Teams

As Tony La Russa’s new employers continue their rush to one of the all-time best regular seasons, the former Cardinals manager finds the Boston Red Sox are quite similar to his Cardinals teams of the early 2000s and his Oakland teams of the late 1980s.

Post-Dispatch

No More Doubting Thomas. Pham Celebrates Incredible Calendar Year With Fireworks

Stopping Tommy Pham can be as challenging as catching one of his hits.

Post-Dispatch

Audio: Ray Lankford 'I Want To Say Thank You To The Fans'

Fan favorite of the 1990s, Ray Lankford just found out, Wednesday that he was among the finalists for the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame Class of 2018.

KMOX

Jason Simontacchi To Become Royals' Assistant Minor League Pitching Coordinator

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The St. Louis Cardinals will have a new coaching position to fill in their organization as Jason Simontacchi has accepted an offer to join the Kansas City Royals as their assistant minor league pitching coordinator.
STL Baseball Weekly

Is Josh Donaldson Or Manny Machado The Better Trade Target?

Which of the AL East’s soon-to-be free agent third basemen makes more sense for the Cardinals?

Viva El Birdos

The Key To The Cardinals Future Is Repeating The Past

Who is the biggest free-agent the Cardinals have signed in this century? Is it Dexter Fowler? Is it Chris Carpenter who they signed off the Blue Jays scrap heap? Lance Berkman?

KSDK

Best Free Agent Moves Of The Bill DeWitt Era

Columnist Ben Frederickson reviews the Cardinals' best free-agent signings under chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. (1996-2017).

Post-Dispatch

Tommy Pham's 2017 Season Is The Epitome Of 'You Never Know'

I can count on one hand the amount of people who saw the 2017 season from St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tommy Pham coming.

KSDK

Cardinals' Elimination Day Has Come & Gone

Ahhh yes, thanks to those world beating AAA Iowa Cubs, it’s elimination day here in the STL. It comes earlier and earlier every year it seems. Must be climate change, or lack-of-big-bat syndrome. Perchance it is a mystery for the historians of the future to decide and prescribe upon this 2017 baseball season. But, alas, with elimination day comes so many reflections, memories, and thank yous.

KSDK

2017 Jack Buck Awards Ballot Released

Since 1970, the Missouri Athletic Club has held the “Jack Buck Awards,” the city’s premier sports banquet named after the legendary broadcaster. Today, the dinner remains strong. Sold-out year after year, reservations will begin next week for the Dec. 11, 2017 event… and are expected to go fast.

KMOX

Dexter Fowler's Importance To The Cardinals Goes Far Beyond Baseball

It is 8:02 in the morning, and the St. Louis Cardinals clubhouse is quiet.

KSDK

Royals Hire Reggie Sanders As An Instructor

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