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Nolan Arenado, Jordan Montgomery launch Cardinals to 6-0 victory vs. Brewers

MILWAUKEE — A mix of milestones ranging from the deeply personal to the potentially historic to the absolutely necessary merged together for the complete kind of game the Cardinals have promised.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Cardinals whiff on gifts, get blanked as Brewers blitz to sixth consecutive victory

MILWAUKEE — There was not the major clattering event that doomed the Cardinals in their first meeting with a division rival this season, but instead a concert of minor misses.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

WR Zach Pascal is No. 0 for Cardinals; other player numbers

Check out the jersey number that new free agent additions have selected to wear for the Cardinals in 2023.

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Who might wear No. 0 for Cardinals in 2023?

We look at who might make a number change with a new rule change.

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Cardinals squander three leads in late innings, fall to Toronto in opener

ST. LOUIS — The three losses the Cardinals misplaced in the late innings on the scoreboard took a backseat to the one loss on the field in the eighth inning.

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Jonathan Gannon preparing as if DeAndre Hopkins will remain with Cardinals

As long as Hopkins is on the roster, Gannon will assume he will play.

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Arizona Cardinals head coach breaks silence on DeAndre Hopkins amid trade links

Jonathan Gannon has hinted that DeAndre Hopkins could still have a future with the Arizona Cardinals despite the 30-year-old being linked with a trade away as five franchises are reportedly keen on the five time All-Pro.

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Ben Frederickson: Sooner rather than later, Cardinals need a new wave of World Series championship experience

JUPITER, Fla. — Something should strike you about this Cardinals roster that will be introduced to a packed Busch Stadium on opening day.

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Breaking Down the Women’s Sweet 16 Matchups

With two No. 1 seeds already out, here’s how things look heading into this weekend’s action for the NCAA women’s tournament.

Sports Illustrated

Ole Miss’s Stifling Defense Pushes Stanford Over the Brink

Cameron Brink and the No. 1 Cardinal had no answer for the No. 8 Rebels’ overwhelming defensive showing in Sunday’s upset.

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Cardinals offseason needs: Safety

We take a look at the state of the safety position as free agency begins for the Cardinals,

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Breaking Down the Women’s March Madness Bracket

Rating the No. 1 seeds, analyzing can’t-miss matchups and predicting the national champs.

Sports Illustrated

Mock draft Saturday: Lots of trades, picks for Cardinals

The Cardinals make three trades, draft 12 players and pick up four future picks in this new mock draft.

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Cardinals offseason needs: Tight end

We take a look at the tight end position before free agency begins.

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Ben Frederickson: Harrison Bader, Cardinals reunion reminds how trades can work both ways

TAMPA, Fla. — From behind a pair of pastel-colored sunglass lenses only he could pull off, Harrison Bader said there are some emotions he prefers to keep to himself for now.

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Bryce Miller: Michael Wacha hopes resurgent Red Sox season is launching pad with Padres

PEORIA, Ariz. — When Padres pitcher Michael Wacha was in his early 20s, professional baseball rushed at him like a Nolan Ryan fastball. He was drafted 19th overall by the Cardinals in 2012, ahead of future All-Stars Marcus Stroman and Lance McCullers Jr.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Ben Frederickson: Cardinals bench coach Joe McEwing stirs team with speech 23 years after his trade

JUPITER, Fla. — Twenty-three years ago next week, team morale at Cardinals spring training took a hit when clubhouse and fan favorite super sub Joe McEwing was traded to the Mets for reliever Jesse Orosco.

Chicago Sun-Times

Willson Contreras on ‘turning the page’ from Cubs to Cardinals, who ‘operate different’

The Cardinals don’t want Contreras to change, he says, and have everyone working in the same direction.

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A pair of 61s, Michigan State’s record performances in wake of tragedy and more highlights from the last week in college golf

Here's what you need to know from the last week in college golf.

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Steph Curry makes appearance at Stanford vs. UCLA for Senior Day

The Golden State Warriors All-Star guard was at Maples Pavilion for Stanford's Senior Day game against UCLA.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Scott Rolen will join roster of Cardinals in Hall of Fame with STL logo on plaque

JUPITER, Fla. — Some of the best seasons of his career and his championship year all happened in St. Louis, so, fittingly, the honor of his lifetime will also be bronzed with an STL.

Los Angeles Times

No. 4 UCLA rallies to beat Stanford and extend nation’s longest active home win streak

LOS ANGELES — Mick Cronin and Tyger Campbell have been in lockstep since Cronin’s arrival nearly four years ago, the feisty coach and his fiery point guard sticking together through nearly every conceivable situation.

The Independent UK

Tim McCarver, big league catcher and broadcaster, dies at 81

The famed broadcaster and former St. Louis Cardinals star Tim McCarver has died

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Haason Reddick is lone former Cardinals player in Super Bowl

Reddick, the former first-round pick of the Cardinals in 2017, had a career-high 16 sacks and 26 QB hits in 2022.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

It's official: Caray's deal to call Cardinals games on television is finalized

It was in October 1969 when Harry Caray was fired as the Cardinals' lead broadcaster, one of the most controversial — if not the most controversial — moves in St. Louis sportscasting history. The dismissal of the immensely popular broadcaster who didn't hesitate to speak his mind, after 25 years…

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