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Retiring Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright to say farewell by performing postgame concert
Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright will perform his own songs in a postgame concert after his final game at Busch Stadium on Sept. 30.
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‘I feel awful': Pete Alonso throws ball into crowd after Cardinals player's first MLB hit
While Masyn Winn’s first MLB hit was an infield single, the ball wound up in the stands after a “brain fart” from Pete Alonso.
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Cubs, Cardinals play game No. 2,500. Here's a look back at their history
The rivalry between the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals will hit a remarkable milestone on Sunday, as the two clubs will play their 2,500th regular season game.
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Mikolas suspended for acting goofy in Thursday's game
Major League Baseball punished Miles Mikolas for his controversial retaliation against Ian Happ in the first inning of Thursday’s game
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How to watch Cubs vs. Cardinals in 2023 MLB London Series
The Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals are heading overseas to face off in the 2023 MLB London Series. Here’s all the watch info for the games.
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MLB announces Giants-Cardinals to clash at historic Rickwood Field
The Giants and St. Louis Cardinals are set for a matchup next season at historic Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Ala.
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Cardinals' Adam Wainwright Sings National Anthem at Final Opening Day
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright sang the national anthem before his last Opening Day in front of his hometown fans.
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Tim McCarver, MLB Catcher and Broadcaster, Dead at 81
Tim McCarver, a two-time World Series champion and famed MLB broadcaster, died Thursday at the age of 81.
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Who Gets the David Ross ‘Double Birds' for 2022 Cubs Season?
In a special Thanksgiving-themed edition of the Cubs Talk Podcast, Tim Stebbins and Gordon Wittenmyer discuss who was on the wrong end of the Cubs’ 2022 season and who didn’t get a fair shake. The guys also discuss some things Cubs fans should be thankful for heading into next season.
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Former Cubs Pitcher, Hall of Famer Bruce Sutter Dies at 69
Former Chicago Cubs closer and Hall of Famer Bruce Sutter died at the age of 69.
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Cardinals Fans Leave Game During Phillies' Ninth-Inning Comeback
The Phillies’ ninth-inning Game 1 comeback was too hard for some Cardinals fans to even stick around and watch.
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Wild-Card Preview: Phillies Vs. Cardinals Game 1 Trends, Matchups and Keys
Breaking down the Cardinals’ recent play, key matchups and trends leading into the Phillies’ first playoff game in 11 years.
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Cubs' Willson Contreras Has Discussed St. Louis as Free Agency Fit
All-Star Cubs catcher Willson Contreras admits to “anxiousness” as he approaches free agency but also calls it a “dream coming true.”
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MLB Network Host Correctly Predicted Albert Pujols' 700th HR Back in April
Albert Pujols joined the 700 home run club on Friday, and MLB Network’s Greg Amsinger saw the historic night coming months ago.
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Fans Celebrate Albert Pujols on Social Media Following 700th MLB Home Run
The baseball world applauded Albert Pujols Friday night after he became the fourth member of Major League Baseball’s 700-homer club.
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WATCH: Cardinals Prospect Flips Bat, Rounds Bases for a Flyout
A St. Louis Cardinals prospect hit one of the more memorable flyouts you’ll ever see Thursday. Watch it here.
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5 Things to Know About Albert Pujols' Historic 2022 Season
Albert Pujols is chasing home run history. Here are 5 things to know about the three-time MVP and two-time World Series winner.
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Aaron Judge, Albert Pujols Closing in on Home Run Milestones
Aaron Judge and Albert Pujols could make this a milestone week for home runs in Major League Baseball.
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Aaron Judge, Paul Goldschmidt Race Toward Baseball's Triple Crown
Yankees’ Aaron Judge and Cardinals’ Paul Goldschmidt are both looking to join one of baseballs most elite clubs in 2022. We look at the MLB’s Triple Crown history.
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Can Anyone Hit as Many Home Runs Vs. Cubs Again as Albert Pujols?
Albert Pujols hit 59 career home runs vs. the Cubs, 11 more than Joey Votto, who’s next on the list among active players and who turns 39 this month.