Mark DeJohn's Retirement Will Leave Big Void In Cardinals Organization But After 33 Years He Says "It's Just Time"

One morning this week, Mark DeJohn will wake up, get into his rental car and make the 80-mile drive from Johnson City, Tenn., to Marion, Va.

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Steve Turco Win 2018 Mike Coolbaugh Award

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Rick Ankiel Hits A Bump In His Comeback Effort; Shifty Business; Extra Bases

The third act of Rick Ankiel’s career with the Cardinals has been delayed a few months as the lefty recovers from elbow surgery that has slowed his comeback attempt.

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Michael Girsch Lays Groundwork In Search For Impact Bat

Weeks of projections and market analysis took more of a tangible form for the Cardinals this week, as members of the front office gathered at the General Managers Meetings to begin the discovery phase of the Hot Stove season.

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Steve Turco Wins 2018 Mike Coolbaugh Award

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Adam Wainwright Impresses Bruce Bochy; Michael Wacha Available Four Counsel; Rotation To Stay Unchanged; Around The Bases; Tickets For Venezuela Aid

Count San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy as among the many intrigued to see how Adam Wainwright’s start goes Saturday in the wake of the brilliant six-inning, nine-strikeout, two-hit, no-run performance turned in by the 37-year-old Cardinals righthander Sunday against Los Angeles.

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Gary LaRocque Is Strong Candidate For Job As Mets' GM

The Cardinals’ recent success has been due in large part to the infusion of talent coming out of the organization’s minor league system, including manager Mike Shildt, new coaches and numerous players.

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Cardinals Believe Nolan Gorman Has Chance To Be "A Special Player'

Steve Turco has spent 15 years of his baseball life managing in the low levels of the Cardinals’ farm system and over that time has watched countless players begin the transition from high school to the professional ranks.

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Johnson City Out To Develop Winners

The players, managers and coaches in the Appalachian League are always walking a tightrope. They have to find the balance of developing players while trying to win games.

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Cardinals Instructional Camp News 1-10-18

News flash! The January weather in Florida is unpredictable – but that isn’t going to stop St. Louis Cardinals baseball.

The Cardinal Nation

Terry Fuller Makes A Powerful Impression

Wherever he went and whatever uniform he wore, Terry Fuller heard the same question. How did he, all 6-foot-5 and 250 pounds of stacked athlete, get sidetracked on his way to the football field or basketball court and find his way, bat in hand, to a ballpark?

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Terry Fuller Set To Make Pro Debut With Gulf Coast Leaue

Around the small town of Griffin, Ga., there are a lot of people with stories to tell about Terry Fuller and his ability to hit baseballs very hard and very far.

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Delvin Perez Learns From His Countrymen

Before leaving Florida to start their joyous romp to the championship round of the World Baseball Classic, Yadier Molina and other members of Puerto Rico’s national team gathered for a dinner. Generations of Puerto Rican standouts were present, from Jose Oquendo and Alex Cora to active stars _ established and ascending _ like Houston Astros teammates Carlos Beltran and Carlos Correa.

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Steve Turco Receives George Kissell Award

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Cardinals Announce Minor League Staffs For 2017

The St. Louis Cardinals today announced their Minor League coaching staffs and Player Development personnel for the upcoming 2017 season
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The recent promotions of Mike Shildt and Oliver Marmol to manager Mike Matheny's big league staff opened a pair of Minor League managerial jobs. Those have now been filled.
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The St. Louis Cardinals have brought a familiar name back into the organization as Richard “Stubby” Clapp was announced as the new manager for the Memphis Redbirds (AAA) today.
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Three 17-Year Old Prospects Could Be Big Part Of Cardinals' Future

The three 17-year-olds arrived in Florida earlier this summer, coming from different parts of the world, brought to the same place because of baseball.

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Rob Rains' "Taking Flight" Teaches You The Cardinal Way

St. Louis Cardinals fans won't hear names like Dirk Kinney, Dave Ricketts, Mike Shildt, Mark DeJohn, Oliver Marmol, and Steve Turco often. Those are the names of managers, coaches, and scouts who tirelessly mold young men into professional baseball players. They take baby birds out of a nest and turn them into high flying Cardinals that you may one day see donning the birds on the bat at Busch Stadium.

KSDK

Matt Pearce Thriving In Minors For Cardinals

St. Louis Cardinal pitching prospect Matt Pearce settled in for his first pitching performance in Lee County in four years.

News Press

Year After Retiring, Max Foody Is Back In Cardinals System

A year ago, Max Foody resented baseball. At the age of 21, the left-handed pitcher thought his professional career was over after throwing only 16 1/3 innings in rookie ball in 2012.

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Nick Plummer Happy To Begin Life As Professional With Cardinals

The Cardinals’ top pick in the draft, outfielder Nick Plummer, played his first game as a professional on Monday and suffice it to say, he and his teammates left a lot of room for improvement.

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