Monday Edition Cardinals Minor League Report The Cardinals lost on Sunday to the Colorado Rockies and lost the series. Despite the Cardinals hitting four home runs, all the solo type, they were defeated 8-4. Before the game, the Cardinals announced that Kolten Wong was going on the 10-day disabled list and Paul DeJong would […]
Friday Edition of Cardinals Minor League Report A reminder that there will not be a weekend version of the Report. We will be back on Monday. On Thursday, the Memphis Redbirds lost to Sacramento 5-3. Breyvic Valera and Wilfredo Tovar each had two hits in the game. Marco Gonzales took the loss (1-1) as […]
Thursday Edition of Cardinals Minor Leagues Final: Cardinals 6, Dodgers 1 Here is how the Cardinals minor league affiliates fared on Wednesday: MINOR LEAGUES Memphis came away with a win 9-5 on the west coast facing Sacramento.The Redbirds banged out 12 hits and were led Todd Cunningham going 4-for-4 and Luke Voit was […]
Wednesday Edition of Cardinals Minor League Report One thing that is tough this week is the Cardinals are playing on the West Coast and game starts are late back in the Central Time Zone. Add to that, the Memphis Redbirds are also in California for late games in Sacramento. The reports will be […]
Tuesday Edition of the Minor League Report these are games played on Monday St. Louis Cardinals didn’t play as they are in Los Angeles for a game against the Dodgers on Tuesday. Lance Lynn vs Clayton Kershaw. Let’s look at some of the match-up numbers from the Cardinals vs. Kershaw: Carpenter 5-for-19 .263 Fowler […]
Many times you hear of a player or you see their name in print but you really don’t know much about them or how they are doing. This is an attempt to help you with that. Here are the Top 30 prospects in descending order. Getting to Know the Prospects Cardinals Prospect #28 […]
Monday Edition of the Cardinals Farm Report These are games from Sunday. The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the SFGiants finally by the score of 8-3. Most of the talk about the game centers around the good pitching from veteran Adam Wainwright. He went 6.1 innings of work and allowed five […]
The cycle just keeps going. The Cardinals get a lead, someone comes in and blows the lead, we get the lead back and another blown save happens and it turns into a loss. Look at the pitching the Cardinals are trying to get by with. Rosenthal is out for some reason (oh yeah he pitched […]
Final: Boston 5 St. Louis 4 in 13 innings Well, Thursday is a day off for the Cardinals. With no baseball tonight let’s look at some of the history that can be found that involves the Cardinals. Before we get to that let’s look at how the minor league teams fared on Wednesday. Memphis […]
If you are taking in the weekend series of the Cardinals and Cubs, here are some activities you may want to check out. Friday, May 12, 2017 — Cardinals vs. Chicago Cubs (7:15 p.m.) Gates open at 5:15 p.m. Cardinals Museum Artifact Spotlight: Every Friday home game, the Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum highlight […]
Over the years we posted a ton of Cardinals history here at CGM. We are now proud to say that we have launched a partner website called "History of Cardinals" over at HistoryOfCardinals.com that we consider the best STL Cardinals history site on the internet. It has year by year history along with a "today in Cardinals history" feature for every single day of the year. If you are a Cardinals history buff -- check out our partner site here.More Cardinals DRAFT Signings (total 29)
Seventh round selection CF Chase Pinder joins fifth round pick, Zach Kirtley, as the two highest 2017 draft pick signed by St. Louis, and gives the team four of their top eight picks signed.
Other draft selections joining Pinder in today’s announcement include LHP Andrew Summerville (12th Round), OF Terry Fuller (15th Round), LHP Jake Dahlberg (21st Round), RHP Alex Fagalde (30th Round) and RHP Cory Malcom (34th Round).
The team also announced they have agreed to terms with two non-drafted, free-agents: RHP Gabriel Gentner, a senior out of Cal State University, Los Angeles, and C Robbie Coman, a fifth-year senior from the University of Virginia.
Memphis and Peoria did not play on Wednesday.
Springfield lost 10-4 to Tulsa as Oscar Mercado, Bruce Caldwell and Casey Turgeon each had two hits. Sierra had one hit and one RBI. Zac Gallen suffered the loss 6IP/8H/4ER/1BB/3K
Pedro Echemendia 2IP/3H/2ER/1BB/1K and Blake McKnight finished with 1IP/1H/!ER/0BB/1K.
Palm Beach was beaten by the Stone Crabs 6-4. Darren Seferina, Thomas Spitz and Austin Wilson each contributed two hits. Luke Dykstra had one hit and one RBI.Junior Fernandez (3-3) took the loss 5.2IP/8H/5ER/2H/6K and was followed by Estarlin Arias 1.1IP/2H/1ER/0BB/0K and Ramon Santos pitched a scoreless final inning.
State College lost 9-4 to Batavia as Bautista, Ortega and Denton each doubled. Jonathon Mulford suffered the loss.
DSL Cardinals lost 13-2 to DSL Nationals
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Wednesday, June 21, 2017 The Cardinals broke out in the 11th inning much like we were expecting them to do the entire game against the Phillies. It is Philadelphia that helps make the Cardinals and their fans better. But I guess the rest of the National League feels that way, too. MINOR LEAGUES…
The St. Louis and Springfield front offices make some changes.
(from Cardinals press release)
The St. Louis Cardinals announced a series of staffing changes and promotions in both the St. Louis and Springfield front offices earlier today.
“We are excited to announce several staff changes that will further strengthen our front office in St. Louis and Springfield,” said Bill DeWitt III, President of the St. Louis Cardinals. “We are fortunate to have several very talented professionals who have earned the opportunity to take on additional responsibilities and new challenges as we continue to grow as an organization.”
Matt Gifford, who has served as the Vice President & General Manager of the Springfield Cardinals since 2004, will be returning to St. Louis to lead the St. Louis Cardinals Stadium Operations Department as Vice President of Stadium Operations. Joe Abernathy, formerly in that role (since 1997), transitions into a new role as Vice President of Facility Planning & Engineering. Dan Reiter has been promoted to Vice President & General Manager of the Springfield Cardinals, filling the role that will be vacated by Gifford. Reiter joined the Springfield Cardinals prior to the inaugural season in 2005, and has worked his way up to his current role as Vice President of Sales & Marketing. Dan Reiter will report to Dan Good, Vice President of Business Development.
Cardinals and Budweiser with 4th of July Special-
The St. Louis Cardinals are proud to team up with Budweiser to present fans with a special holiday ticket promotion. On sale now, fans can purchase specially priced $4 Loge, Pavilion and Terrace level seats to watch the Cardinals square off against the Miami Marlins on July 3-6.
This four-game series will feature Fireworks Night presented by Cooper Tires after the game on Monday, July 3 and a Patriotic Cardinals Socks promotional giveaway courtesy of Coca-Cola & Powerade on Tuesday, July 4.
Tickets are limited to eight per customer
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