Showing posts with label Tim Leveque. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Leveque. Show all posts

Friday, August 31, 2018

Cardinals Likely To Stand Pat Despite Injuries; Michael Wacha Getting Back On Track; Rotation Reshuffling; Worth Noting

The Cardinals will add a handful of reinforcements to their roster when the calendar turns to September on Saturday. Those additions are unlikely to include anyone from outside the organization.

St. Louis Official Site

Saturday, March 17, 2018

Carlos Martinez Is Eager To Soak Up Pitching Wisdom

Carlos Martinez ran into the greatest Dominican pitcher of all time often this offseason in Florida, and he was smart enough to pepper Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez with questions about the art of pitching.

Post-Dispatch

Wednesday, January 10, 2018

Thursday, October 5, 2017

Possible Coaching Candidates

As the St. Louis Cardinals embark on their search to replace pitching coach Derek Lilliquist and bullpen coach Blaise Ilsley, here are a few internal candidates that could be up for some consideration (in alphabetical order):

STL Baseball Weekly

Saturday, September 23, 2017

Faith & Family Steer Sandy Alcantara

Sandy Alcantara had cried himself to sleep on a nightly basis for almost three months, and he was tired of it. He was lonely, homesick and desperate to move back in with his parents.

Post-Dispatch

Thursday, August 31, 2017

Sandy Alcantara Gets A Surprise Call-Up To Cardinals

Sandy Alcantara initially thought he was in trouble when he was summoned into manager Johnny Rodriguez’s office Thursday afternoon at Hammons Field. His dread grew even more when he realized that Class AA Springfield pitching coach Jason Simontacchi was also in the room.

Post-Dispatch

Sunday, January 29, 2017

Unsealed Court Documents Move Cardinals, MLB Closer To Closure On Hacking Scandal

Documents unsealed this past week by a federal judge in Houston illustrate the “unfettered access” a Cardinals executive had to the Astros’ internal database and the illegal avenues followed to determine if the rival club had used any of the Cardinals' proprietary data.

Bird Land

Saturday, January 28, 2017

As MLB Ruling Nears, New Details Of Cardinals' Hacking Of Astros Account

A federal judge has unsealed details about former St. Louis Cardinals executive Chris Correa's hacking of the Astros' email and player evaluation databases, clearing the way for Major League Baseball to impose sanctions against the Cardinals as soon as this week.

Houston Chronicle

Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Is Austin Gomber The Best Starter In Arizona Fall League?

Here, 127 pitchers have pitched. Thirty-five of them have started at least one game in the Arizona Fall League. And Cardinals prospect Austin Gomber has had the best fall of any of them.

Hochman

Tuesday, November 8, 2016

Commitment To Matt Carpenter At First Reveals Cardinals' Infield Plans; Yadier Molina's Run Ends; Extra Bases

As the Cardinals looked to both improve their defense and possibly rearrange the look of the lineup for the coming season, management wanted to let a cornerstone of both, All-Star Matt Carpenter, know where he stood.

Post-Dispatch

Tuesday, November 24, 2015

Q&A With Dean Kiekhefer

With the Rule 5 draft set to take place on December 10th, the deadline has come and gone for teams to protect players from their inclusion in the draft, and the Cardinals chose to protect three (by subsequently adding them to the 40-man roster): utility infielder Aledmys Diaz (his second stint on the 40-man), center fielder Charlie Tilson, and relief pitcher Dean Kiekhefer.

Viva El Birdos

Wednesday, April 29, 2015

Dewin Perez Throws Bullpen Session; Fernando Baez Moved To Bullpen; Danny Diekroeger Pulled From Wednesday's Game

Chiefs third baseman Danny Diekroeger singled in the first inning, but was pulled from the game after the inning ended. "I got benched for not running hard enough," Diekroeger said. "I should have reached second base on that play. It's a lesson learned, and when I get out there again my goal is to be the best player out there."

Peoria Journal Star

Sunday, November 16, 2014

Tyrell Jenkins Ready For His Closeup

There were times earlier in his professional career as he tried to stuff a wiry bundle of athleticism into the form-fitting mold of a pitcher that Tyrell Jenkins stood on the mound and shared something in common with the batter.

Post-Dispatch

Saturday, August 9, 2014

Thursday, June 5, 2014

The Cardinals Exemplary 2009 Draft Class: An Oral History

The 2013 St. Louis Cardinals won 97 games during the regular season, then eliminated the Pirates and Dodgers before finally losing to the Red Sox in a six-game World Series. It was a tremendous season, capped by the franchise’s 19th National League pennant. And perhaps the most amazing thing about that season is this: Five of the Cardinals' best players were drafted just four years earlier — three of those players drafted well after the top prospects were off the board. Overall, seven players from the Cardinals' 2009 draft class have reached the majors, leading MLB.com’s Jonathan Mayo to anoint the class as the best of the last 10 years: that is, No. 1 of 300 drafts.

Fox Sports Midwest

Sunday, March 30, 2014

Cardinals Rich With Young Arms

When Shelby Miller, pride of Brownwood High and next-generation Texas gunslinger, settled into a chair surrounded by friends to watch the 2009 amateur draft, he had heard he could go as high as fourth overall and knew he would go no lower than 21st.

Post-Dispatch

Thursday, November 7, 2013

Cardinals Announce 2014 Minor League Staff

The Cardinals announced 2014 coaching staff assignments for their Minor League affiliates on Thursday, as well as the promotion of Tim Leveque to Minor League pitching coordinator. Leveque fills the vacancy created after Brent Strom left the organization last month to accept a position as the Astros' pitching coach.
St. Louis Official Site

The St. Louis Cardinals today announced the coaching staffs for the 2014 season for their minor league affiliates in addition to promotions within the team's scouting department.
St. Louis Official Site

The Peoria Chiefs and St. Louis Cardinals have announced the 2014 Chiefs field staff with Joe Kruzel named as the 22nd Manager in Chiefs history. His staff will include three members who worked in Peoria in 2013, former MLB players Jason Simontacchi and Erik Pappas and athletic trainer Mike Petrarca.
Peoria Official Site

The Cardinals named Tim Leveque, who worked closely with former pitching coordinator Brent Strom and who has expanded the Cardinals' use of video as a development tool, to replace Strom as the coach to oversee pitchers throughout the minor-league system.\
Cardinal Beat

The St. Louis Cardinals have announced that Springfield Cardinals Field Manager Mike Shildt will once again be at the helm in Springfield for the 2014 season. Also returning are Pitching Coach Randy Niemann, Hitting Coach Phillip Wellman, Athletic Trainer Scott Ensell and Strength and Conditioning Coach Josh Cue.
Springfield Official Site

For someone who only visited Peoria in the opposing dugout roughly 10 times a season for five years, Joe Kruzel is well versed in the town's sports scene.
Peoria Journal Star

The St. Louis Cardinals have announced that Oliver Marmol, who led the State College Spikes to the most successful season in franchise history this past summer, will return as the team's manager in 2014. Also returning to the Spikes' bench next season will be pitching coach Dernier Orozco, hitting coach Ramon Ortiz and head athletic trainer Dan Martin.
State College Official Site