Cardinals power prospect has four hits, including first big-league homer, and four RBIs while Liberatore nets his first big-league win with five scoreless innings.
There is a breakpoint for aspiring contenders when their rotation does not provide enough innings day after day, game after game that surviving one series could cost them the next and create a tumble in the standings.
Cardinals win 4-2 as Goldschmidt and Sosa each account for two runs.
Former Browns player-owner Comiskey also chosen by ownership group. Induction set for Aug. 27.
The trio of inductees will be honored Aug. 27 at Ballpark Village.
After taking cortisone shot for ailing right shoulder, O'Neill prepares to swing bat and then go on rehab option.
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Goldschmidt homers for eighth time, hits safely in 17th consecutive game.
Woodford, Whitley recalled from Memphis. Fernandez is sent out.
Todd Rosiak, senior baseball writer at the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, discusses how he describes this year's Milwaukee club as "the best team on paper in Brewers history."
With Steven Matz hurt, Jack Flaherty not yet healed and Jordan Hicks not going very deep into games, where are the innings going to come from? Sports columnists Ben Frederickson and Jeff Gordon have some ideas.
According to new info available at Baseball Savant, Cardinals closer has a "slow tempo" 85.4% of the time with runners on. No one else is higher than 65%.
An offense yet to find its rhythm, yet to provide the promised power consistently, has, through study, data, and video, taken the lead in stolen bases.
In somewhat of a preview of the future, 21-year-old catcher Ivan Herrera made his major-league debut on Tuesday night against the Blue Jays
One of the last team's to use MLB-approved gear, Cardinals used a keypad and small speaker (hidden in Hicks' hatband) to call pitches Tuesday in specific spots.
The club is 2-5 in Hicks' seven starts after he walks five in three innings Tuesday.
Former closer pitches into the fourth, but weight of four walks catches up to him. Cardinals walk eight, allow three homers, two by Jansen to split short series.
Helsley and his 0.00 ERA have yet to appear on back-to-back days, and that's by design. Also: Cardinals unpack their PitchCom tech to test-drive a new strategy.
After taking cortisone shot for ailing right shoulder, O'Neill prepares to swing bat and then go on rehab option.
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Gordo chat: Cardinals need two more pitchersRead the recap of Jeff Gordon's chat with St. Louis sports fans.
St. Louis Blues coach Craig Berube, and players Nick Leddy and David Perron on Friday, May 27, 2022, discuss what it will take to win Game 6 against the Colorado Avalanche. Video courtesy of the St. Louis Blues.
In today’s 10 a.m. video, columnist Ben Hochman discusses the excitement surrounding Jayson Tatum, the Celtics superstar who could lead Boston to the NBA Finals with a win Friday. Plus, a happy birthday shoutout to another STL basketball product, Blake Ahearn. And, as always, Hochman picks a…
The Blues hope to build from Wednesday's dramatic 5-4 OT victory and tie series with Colorado.
He's hitting .340 and has started at five positions since being brought up from the minors and Marmol says Donovan is the emergency catcher, too.
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First baseman strikes out thrice, hits into double play, but still hits seventh carer grand slam to punctuate rally started with rookies. Mikolas sets swift tempo in quality start.
Alex Reyes prescribed surgery to address shoulder pain and could miss season. On ongoing injuries, Marmol says, 'A challenge, but not in any way close to devastating.'
Matz has been initially diagnosed with shoulder impingement and will miss at least two weeks, and Carlson has a hamstring strain that will sideline him for a week.
Check out the highlights from Rick Hummel’s Cardinals chat with readers.