Tommy Herr's Slam Brought Cardinals Out Of Their Seats & Their Seat Cushions Onto The Field

Not often does an April baseball game stand the test of time as one of the most significant events in team history, but those who were at Busch II on Saturday night, April 18, 1987, will not soon forget.

Post-Dispatch

'Hall Of Shamer' Tom Pagnozzi Ranks High On Cardinals' Service Time List

This is something of a trick question, but who are the top three on the Cardinals’ list of players for appearing in most consecutive seasons with them without ever playing for another big-league team?

Post-Dispatch

Hot Take: Five Best Catchers In Cardinals History

No one loves a good debate quite like baseball fans, and with that in mind, we asked each of our beat reporters to rank the top five players by position in the history of their franchise, based on their career while playing for that club. These rankings are for fun and debate purposes only … if you don’t agree with the order, participate in the Twitter poll to vote for your favorite at this position.

St. Louis Official Site

Coming Up Short: Abrreviated Seasons Haven't Been Kind To Cardinals

The delay of the 2020 baseball season and all the other professional and major college sports shutting down is unique. But it will not be the first time the baseball season will have started late.

Post-Dispatch

Dylan Carlson Mentored By Matt Wieters

Side by side in the Cardinals’ spring training clubhouse are two long-limbed, goateed, switch-hitting players who know the pressure of being an organization’s top prospect.

Belleville News Democrat

Cardinals Past & Present Come To Joplin For Cardinals Caravan

Area St. Louis Cardinal fans got the chance to see past and present members of the organization in Joplin Saturday as part of the club’s annual Cardinals Caravan.

Ozark First

Cardinals Caravan Returns To Springfield

The 2020 St. Louis Cardinals Caravan rolled through Springfield on Friday.

KY3

Bernie's Redbird Review 8-2-19: Cardinals' 8-0 Win Over Cubs Was Their Best Performance Of The Season

Here’s your Daily Redbird Review.

101 ESPN

Yadier Molina Reclaims Crown With Ninth Gold Glove

Already one of the most decorated defenders at the catching position in Major League history, Yadier Molina added a ninth Gold Glove award to his collection on Sunday by beating out fellow National League finalists Manny Pina and Buster Posey.
St. Louis Official Site

To have two Gold Glove candidates was a coup for the Cardinals because in 2018 they had the most errors (133) in the majors, by 12, and also the lowest fielding percentage, .978. Eight-time winner Yadier Molina was a candidate at catcher and second baseman Kolten Wong was a first-time aspirant.
Post-Dispatch

The Cardinals have a rich history of Rawlings Gold Glove winners since the award was started in 1957. Ozzie Smith (13), Bob Gibson (nine), Curt Flood (seven) Bill White (six), Ken Boyer (five), Jim Edmonds (five) and Keith Hernandez (five) all have won a handful as Cardinals. Now, Hall of Famer Gibson has company at nine as catcher Yadier Molina, who made his ninth National League All-Star team this season, also has won his ninth Gold Glove.
Cardinal Beat

For the first time since the 2015 season, Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina is a Rawlings Gold Glove winner! The winners for both the National and American League Gold Gloves were announced on Sunday night. The award is the ninth in Molina’s storied career. Yadi has long been known for his
defensive prowess and has been recognized again.
Fox2Now

Yadier Molina is a Gold Glove winner again.
KSDK

The Gold Glove voters batted .500 on Cardinals this year.
KMOV

After winning his first Rawlings Gold Glove in 2008, Yadier Molina has once again been recognized with the honor.
STL Baseball Weekly

Adam Wainwright The Right Guy For Huge Start At Wrigley Field

The memories flood back to Adam Wainwright. Many of his best times and a couple not as good have taken place at venerable, albeit remodeled, Wrigley Field, where the Cardinals’ righthander is slated to start Friday as his team tries to stay alive in the chase for the postseason.

Post-Dispatch

Yadier Molina Speaks Highly Of Sam Tuivailala; Jose Martinez Adjusts Defensive Sights; Early Birds

Sporting a Lionel Messi soccer jersey, Yadier Molina strolled into a Cardinals spring training clubhouse for the 15th consecutive February on Tuesday, a day ahead of the first official workouts for pitchers and catchers. “Time flies, huh?’ the 35-year-old catcher mused.

Post-Dispatch

Yadier Molina Moves Up On Stan Musial, Bob Gibson

Yadier Molina walked into a Cardinals’ spring training clubhouse for the 15th consecutive February on Tuesday. “Time flies, huh?’ he mused.

Cardinal Beat

Cardinals To Host 2018 Fantasy Camp At Doubleday Field In Cooperstown, NY

Coming off two successful Fantasy Camps in Jupiter, Fla., the St. Louis Cardinals announced today that they will be returning to Cooperstown, N.Y. in 2018 to host a Fantasy Camp at Doubleday Field from June 21-24, the second time they have hosted a camp at the historic baseball field near the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

St. Louis Official Site

Cardinals Took In John Tudor Tormentor Barry Lyons

Though his reputation as an unwitting villain remained intact in franchise lore, Barry Lyons was welcomed into the Cardinals organization.

RetroSimba

Tony LaRussa, 1997 Cardinals: Many Moves, Meager Results

In a microcosm of their dismal 1997 season, the Cardinals used a record number of pinch-hitters in a game and none produced a hit.

RetroSimba

How Terry Pendleton Rescued Cardinals From The Brink

Attempting to hit a home run at the most urgent point in the most crucial game of the season, Terry Pendleton had the presence of mind to make an adjustment in the middle of his at-bat and accomplished his mission.

RetroSimba

How Cardinals Rallied From Nine Down To Beat Braves

A passed ball was the key to enabling the Cardinals to achieve one of their most amazing comebacks.

RetroSimba

Matt Carpenter Hits Grand Slam 30 Years After Tommy Herr's Memorable Walk-Off

No one saw it coming, not the meteorologists or the Metropolitans.

Hochman

Birds Of Paradise: Why Cardinals Played In Hawaii

Embracing the aloha spirit, the Cardinals accepted an opportunity for a Hawaiian adventure and avoided trouble in paradise.

RetroSimba

Baseball Loyalties Are Split Between Cardinals, Cubs In Small Illinois Town

The Honorable Fred Finchum, mayor of this distinguished city, is indeed a man of the people, insofar that he is a man of half the people.

Hochman