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Blues add former player Jim Montgomery to coaching staff

The St. Louis Blues have reached out to one of their own, tabbing former player Jim Montgomery as the newest member of Craig Berube’s coaching staff.

MLB suspends Shildt for one game, to miss nightcap Wednesday

St. Louis Cardinals manager Mike Shildt was suspended one game for his role in a bench-clearing fracas in Milwaukee on Tuesday.

Cards activate Oviedo, recall Schrock and Fernandez, name Williams 29th man

Rookie right-hander Johan Oviedo is expected to start Game 2; Justin Williams is starting Game 1 in right field, his Cardinals debut.

Steven Jackson joins 13 other first-time Pro Football Hall of Fame candidates

Former St. Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson is among 14 first-year eligible candidates for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Cardinals announce 30-game 2021 spring training schedule

The St. Louis’ Cardinals 30-game spring training schedule includes 15 home games and runs from February 27 through March 28.

2020 World Series to be played entirely at new ballpark in Arlington

The 2020 World Series will mark the first time baseball’s championship will be played entirely at one site since 1944, at Sportsman’s Park in St. Louis.

Shildt: ‘They showed a lot of intestinal fortitude’

Mike Shildt liked to see his team earn a grind-out win over the Brewers in the second game of a doubleheader.

DeJong: ‘We hold the key to our own destiny’

Paul DeJong says the Cardinals are focused on winning series to make their way into the playoffs.

Ponce de Leon: ‘I’m not trying to brag, it just felt that good’

Daniel Ponce de Leon said he found a hitch in his warmup and changed it up, helping his performance on Monday.

Despite KK's strong performance, Cardinals drop fall 2-1 to Brewers in first game of doubleheader

The Milwaukee Brewers rallied to edge the St. Louis Cardinals 2-1 in the opening game of a doubleheader Monday.

Cardinals place Dean on IL, activate Kim, recall Ponce de Leon

The St. Louis Cardinals placed outfielder Austin Dean, who left Sunday’s game early with a right elbow strain, on the 10-day injured list.

Cardinals' bullpen struggles in 10-5 loss to Reds

The Cincinnati Reds took advantage of a three-run seventh inning and kept up their slim playoff hopes with a 10-5 win over the St. Louis Cardinals Sunday.

Albert Pujols ties Willie Mays for fifth on all-time leaderboard with 660th home run

Albert Pujols hit his 660th career homer, tying the Los Angeles Angels slugger for fifth on the all-time list with Willie Mays.

What would Cardinals players do if they weren’t playing baseball?

John Gant the construction worker? Andrew Miller the accountant? Cardinals players tell us what they’d be doing if they weren’t MLB players.

Miller, Carpenter, Bader, Goldschmidt hit homers, Cards outslug Reds in 7-1 win

Dakota Hudson allowed just one hit in six innings and the St. Louis Cardinals backed him with four home runs to beat the Cincinnati Reds 7-1.

WATCH: Bader hits three-run home run to break game open

WATCH: Harrison Bader hits three-run home run to break game open for St. Louis Cardinals agianst the Cincinnati Reds

Wainwright on start: 'It certainly could've been worse'

Adam Wainwright on his outing against the Reds: “Today my stuff was not good… I’m never going to tell you I was satisfied with that performance but it certainly could’ve been worse.”

NHL moves up virtual draft to Oct. 6-7; free agency to open Oct. 9

The first round of the NHL draft will be Oct. 6. The remaining rounds will take place Oct. 7, and all the drafting will be done virtually.

Cardinals hit five homers, dominate Tigers 12-2 in Game 1 of doubleheader

The St. Louis Cardinals hit five home runs in a 12-2 win over the skidding Detroit Tigers in a doubleheader opener on Thursday.

Blues sign forward Jacob de la Rose to one-year deal

Jacob de la Rose, who came to St. Louis in an early-season trade for Robby Fabbri, will be back with the St. Louis Blues next season.

Brock, Seaver leave behind a different game than the one they dominated

It was fitting, perhaps, that Lou Brock and Tom Seaver died within a few days of each other, two of the greatest players who ever were.

Cardinals can't tame Twins, lose Game 1 of doubleheader 7-3

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Martínez activated, Carlson optioned as Cardinals make flurry of transactions

Carlos Martínez is back and Dylan Carlson is off the major league roster as the Cardinals get ready for a doubleheader with the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday.

Cardinals lose to Cubs 5-1, Molina exits game early with minor injury

Kyle Hendricks went eight innings, and the NL Central-leading Chicago Cubs beat the second-place St. Louis Cardinals 5-1 on Monday.

Shildt on Oviedo: 'This kid's going to be a really good pitcher for us'

Mike Shildt said Johan Oviedo is going to be a solid pitcher for the Cardinals this year and for many years going forward.

College basketball bubble? NCAA considers adopting NBA's approach for '20-21 season

The NBA bubble has held. So has the NHL’s double bubble. The WNBA and MLS, no leaks.

‘He just had a warmth I can almost still feel’: Shildt remembers Lou Brock

“Lou had a light about him. … What a special human. He just had a warmth I can almost still feel.” Mike Shildt remembers Lou Brock.

Al Hrabosky on Lou Brock: ‘Lou was just a very special person’

“Lou was the biggest influence in helping me become a Major Leaguer both on and off the field. … Lou was just a very special person.”

Edman, Goldschmidt go deep in Cardinals' 7-3 win over Cubs

Paul Goldschmidt hit a three-run homer off a struggling Jon Lester and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 7-3 on Sunday night.

Cardinals great Lou Brock passes away at 81

St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Famer Lou Brock has died at 81.