St. Louis, nation mourns death of a true baseball iconSt. Louis Cardinals reliever Mitchell Boggs was at a party back home in Georgia for his sister's wedding when the gathering suddenly turned somber. |
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Jenifer Langosch, MLB.com A day that opened in celebration of the Cardinals' upcoming season ended in sadness over the loss of the franchise's greatest legend, Stan Musial. |
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Mark Townsend, yahoo.com An already sad day for baseball just became a whole lot sadder with the news that former St. Louis Cardinals great and baseball Hall of Famer Stan Musial has died at the age of 92. A family spokesman announced Musial's passing, stating that the baseball… |
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Bruce Levine and Jesse Rogers, ESPN.com Cubs owner Tom Ricketts has proposed a $300 million renovation of Wrigley Field. |
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Jenifer Langosch, MLB.com Adam Wainwright sidestepped a lot of specifics regarding his contract status at the Cardinals' Winter Warm-Up, but repeatedly gushed over his love for playing in St. Louis. |
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Jenifer Langosch, MLB.com The messages from Chris Carpenter and Jaime Garcia were nearly the same Saturday at the Cardinals' Winter Warm-Up event. Both relayed positive reports about how their arms have responded to offseason work, but also cautioned against conclusions. |
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Jesse Rogers, ESPN.com Chicago Cubs owner Tom Ricketts indicated Saturday that he may be open to reaching out to Sammy Sosa this year and repairing the relationship with the former star. |
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Isaac Rauch, deadspin.com Hal McCoy, one of the go-to baseball writers on the Pete Rose investigation, the man that nicknamed the Reds the "Big Red Machine," and a winner of the J.G Taylor Spink Award (the highest that the BBWAA gives to its members) could use a favor: More » |
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Isaac Rauch, deadspin.com Is there anything worse than a local baseball franchise that hasn't been competitive in four seasons, telegraphs its plans to stay non-competitive by carrying almost no payroll, and is widely expected to occupy the basement of its new league when they s… |
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BALTIMORE (AP) -- Loved in Baltimore long after he ended his Hall of Fame career, Earl Weaver remained an Oriole to the end. |
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Mark Townsend, yahoo.com Shortly after being named manager of the St. Louis Cardinals in November 2011, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported on Mike Matheny’s financial and legal troubles that ended up costing his family their dream house and forced them to move in with his in-… |
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