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One oddity in the Cardinals 60-game scheduled announced on Monday - seven of their 10 games against the Cubs will be in Chicago. [...]

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The relationship between Cardinals' draft picks Masyn Winn and Tink Hence began last year. So too did their competitive desire to out-do each other. [...]

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A new element - luck - has entered the health and safety protocols if the baseball season can go off as planned in the opinion of Cardinals veteran Andrew Miller. [...]

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By Mike Reeves The Cardinals worked out on day three of their special summer camp in preparation for the 2020 season. To hear the interviews click on the audio players below: Andrew Miller Mike Shildt- [...]

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Cardinals pitchers Genesis Cabrera and Ricardo Sanchez tested positive for the coronavirus, the team announced on Saturday. [...]

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The first day of the Cardinals summer camp on Friday had everyone happy and excited to be there with the sounds "welcoming music to our ears," said John Mozeliak. [...]

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Audio by Mike Reeves The Cardinals worked out at Busch Stadium for the first day of their “Summer Camp”– which is also known as Spring Training 2.0.  Here iare the interviews from John Mozeliak, Paul [...]

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The biggest questions facing the Cardinals before spring training began in February have been replaced by a new set of questions as summer camp gets underway. [...]

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Jordan Hicks won't start the season on the Cardinals roster plus other news and notes from John Mozeliak and Mike Shildt as teams prepares to open summer camp. [...]

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Sally Tippett Rains This week– the 100th Anniversary of the Negro Leagues– the best place to be was in  Kansas City where the Negro Leagues Museum is—at the corner of 18th and Vine. When one [...]

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The Cardinals named their 44-player roster on Sunday for the training camp that will begin this week in advance of the delayed 2020 season. [...]

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One of the first decisions the Cardinals have to make in advance of training camp is who will be in their 60-player pool for the camp and taxi squad rosters; Here is our guess. [...]

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When the Cardinal open their training camp next week in preparation for the delayed start to the season, John Brebbia won't be there. [...]

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College Athletics is being impacted by COVID-19 and coaches are having to do their jobs in different ways. The “recruiting” process has gone from watching athletes play to being sent videos and doing Zoom calls. [...]

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The Washington University in St. Louis Department of Athletics has announced a virtual awards celebration, scheduled for Monday, April 27, at 7 p.m. (CT). The awards celebration will recognize student-athletes for academic achievement and for outstanding [...]

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Former Washington University in St. Louis women’s basketball coach Nancy Fahey will be among 10 individuals inducted into the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in a ceremony on Sunday, Sept. 13, at the Double Tree [...]

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The Blues beat the Ducks in Anaheim on Wednesday night and now wait to find out if it will be their last game for a while because of the coronavirus pandemic. [...]

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The Blues forwards failed to score for the second game in a row on Monday night and lost 2-1 to the Florida Panthers at Enterprise Center. [...]

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