In order, third baseman has triple, home run, double and single in four at-bats. But Cardinals blow 3-0 lead with help of his error in fifth. They strike out 15 times.
The next couple of weeks could shade the All-Star festivities in Los Angeles a familiar shade of red
On April 27, 2005, a smooth-handed infielder on a one-year residency with the Cardinals pulled off a feat that hadn't been matched until Nolan Arenado hit for the cycle on Friday in Philadelphia.
Club, pitcher have agreed on therapy program; Hicks not activated yet
Get updates from Derrick Goold and in-game highlights as the Cardinals send Miles Mikolas against Philadelphia.
This time the games will appear on a familiar television channel, as ESPN has exclusive rights.
Miles Mikolas will look to add to his All-Star resume in a series opening game in the City of Brotherly Love.
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In today’s 10 a.m. video, columnist Ben Hochman talks about Miles Mikolas, Juan Yepez and other Cardinals storylines for this weekend. And, as always, Hochman picks a random St. Louis Cards card from the hat. Ten Hochman is presented by Window Nation!
A test of roster dexterity and depth, Cardinals complete a stretch of 74 games in 77 days, going 40-34, and the calendar doesn't relent for another 17 days.
"I do everything I can to stay on the field," Goldschmidt said. "That’s priority number one.”
In the 10 years since the beginning of BPIB, what are some of the discouraging trends in baseball — and encouraging trends, too?
Sports columnists Ben Frederickson and Jeff Gordon preview how the Cardinals could approach the trade deadline. BenFred makes the case for Miles Mikolas as an All-Star candidate.
Is a package of Winn, Nootbaar and Thompson too much for a consistent starter.
Sports columnists Ben Frederickson and Jeff Gordon preview how the Cardinals could approach the trade deadline. BenFred makes the case for Miles Mikolas as an All-Star candidate.
Is a package of Winn, Nootbaar and Thompson too much for a consistent starter.
Rookie right-hander pitched a career high seven innings, said going pitch for pitch with Miami ace Alcantara in last at-bat loss was 'an honor to be challenged.'
At the urging of veteran starter Wainwright, reliever dusted off a pitch he had ditched and coupled with a new slider looks like "a different guy" in majors.
Pallante pitches a career-high seven innings and leaves with a one-run lead created by Sosa's second triple in as many starts.
Switch-hitter started 14 games in succession at short while Smith had a leg injury. He didn’t hit much during this stretch but he didn’t miss anything in the field.
The Cardinals will have to revisit a trade from their past when taking on the Marlins with Sandy Alcantara in the way of a sweep. Check out First Pitch for lineups, injury updates and more.
Check out the hits from the weekly Cardinals chat with Post-Dispatch baseball writer Derrick Goold.
Missouri native and life long Cardinals fan James Naile made his major league debut at Busch Stadium Monday night. An opportunity he was able to share with his friends and family.
Hudson completed five innings in 5-3 win but did not seize on a chance to throw the sixth two. Eight of Carlson’s past 12 hits have been for extra bases.
In today’s 10 a.m. video, columnist Ben Hochman celebrates the birthday of Tanner Houck, who’s from the St. Louis area, pitched for the Mizzou Tigers and is now the Red Sox’s closer. And, as always, Hochman picks a random St. Louis Cards card from the hat. Ten Hochman is presented by Window Nation!
The separation of superconferences from the rest of college sports is speeding up now that USC and UCLA are off to the Big Ten.
The first big trade ahead of the NHL Draft went down with the Wild sending Kevin Fiala to the Los Angeles Kings. Expect lots more player movement in the days ahead.
Bring your Cards, Blues, Mizzou, SLU and MLS questions and comments, and talk to columnist Jeff Gordon in his weekly live chat.
A test of roster dexterity and depth, Cardinals complete a stretch of 74 games in 77 days, going 40-34, and the calendar doesn't relent for another 17 days.
Among Montgomery's achievements in St. Louis was revitalizing the team's penalty kill this past season.
With the future of college football scheduling uncertain — here comes another round of realignment — these 10 unique showdowns should whet appetites before conference play kicks off this fall.
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Five years after they were teammates at Class AA Springfield, the Marlins ace and Cardinals catcher admit they 'fudged' some to avoid using four-seam fastball.
Get the updates from the press box and highlights as the Cardinals try to sweep the Marlins.
Sosa's triple in the fifth inning starts a four-run binge that brings the Cardinals back from a 3-0 deficit, makes a winner of Hudson.
Contrasting fortunes of Flaherty, Alcantara offer a case study to consider while John Mozeliak and Co. map out the team’s pitching future.
Paul Goldschmidt and the Cardinals look to secure a series win in game two against the Marlins. Check out First Pitch for lineups, injury updates and more.
In today’s 10 a.m. video, columnist Ben Hochman discusses the realistic possibilities of Paul Goldschmidt winning the Triple Crown. Also, a happy birthday shoutout to Bradley Beal! And, as always, Hochman picks a random St. Louis Cards card from the hat. Ten Hochman is presented by Window Nation!