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The Boys of Spring

As the days roll on, we get closer and closer to Opening Day.  Sure, it’s still six weeks away, but it’s a day closer than it was yesterday, which is all that matters.  With all the stories and pictures coming out of Jupiter, those six weeks are going to fly by. While news isn’t necessarily [...]

Everything Is Awesome

My wife and I surprised the kids by taking them to The Lego Movie last night.  Besides the completely incredible Star Wars cameo (my wife said afterwards she thought I was going to come out of my chair when the theme started playing and I’m surprised I didn’t), the one thing that most everyone will [...]

It’s been a rough winter for many in Cardinal Nation.  Snow, ice and bitter cold seem to have been our constant companions.  While there’s no guarantee that the winter weather is over, we do know that spring is here in the important way.  For today, those that pitch and those that catch are required to [...]

Baseball, as is much of life, is a thing of routine.  The calendar flips to January and soon after the various fan fests start happening.  From there, you can see that blessed day when pitchers and catchers report.  A couple of weeks and game scores start showing up around the internet.  From there, it’s just [...]

Regeneration

The Tenth Doctor: Hello! Okay—New teeth. That’s weird. So where was I? Oh, that’s right. Barcelona! After about six months (at least) of nagging me, I recently caved into the wife’s demands and started watching the modern Doctor Who.  It’s grown on me and I try to watch one whenever I can.  Of course, one [...]

A Record Run

On Thursday, July 18, 1935, the Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves 13-3.  Paul Dean, also known as Daffy because the press needed a nickname that reflected his brother’s, went the distance and gave up just five hits and three runs.  Burgess Whitehead and Pepper Martin both had four hits and Martin would have been the [...]

1982 World Champion & 1979 Co-MVP Spent His First Ten Seasons In St. Louis ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 5, 2021– The St. Louis Cardinals announced this evening that Keith Hernandez will be inducted into the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame, presented by Edward Jones.  Hernandez will join the 2020 Class of Tom Herr, John Tudor [...]

I am well aware that the role of 2nd lefty — specifically Tyler Webb — is not the biggest issue facing the Cardinals. However, it is an area that is prime for an upgrade. As we move towards the meaty part of June, it’s time to start thinking about trade targets. With the new, hard [...]

This series was originally published at the Redbird Daily, but is now proud to call Cards Conclave home. This installment was written by Austin Lamb. If you haven’t, check out the Introductory Article to gain understanding of how these rankings were built. That article can be found by clicking here. Welcome back to our countdown [...]

This series was originally published at the Redbird Daily, but is now proud to call Cards Conclave home. This installment was written by Colin Garner. If you haven’t, check out the Introductory Article to gain understanding of how these rankings were built. That article can be found by clicking here. The Redbird Daily’s list of [...]

Apparently Adam Wainwright has been hanging out with the Cardinals’ president of baseball operations, because John Mozeliak threw one heck of a curveball at the roster yesterday.  Jordan Hicks, who was the first player demoted to minors camp, became the last person to make the opening 25.  While Mo and company had talked about all [...]

With the regular season now behind us, it’s time to turn to that annual tradition we have around these parts.  No, not that one yet.  No, we’ll get to that one.  Man, that one is in the spring.  No, it’s time for the third annual Top Cards on Twitter event! In 2015, we kicked this [...]

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