Mike Donlin had a successful baseball career, even winning a World Series. However, the St. Louis Cardinals called him up from jail.
Longtime MLB Coach Dave Duncan’s Wife and Son Both Tragically Died From Brain Cancer in a 7-Year Span
Dave Duncan has had a long MLB career spanning nearly 50 years. Duncan tragically lost his wife and son to brain cancer within seven years of one another.
How Many Teams Has Tony La Russa Managed?
A look back on the career of three-time World Series-winning manager, Tony La Russa, who has the third-most wins in MLB history.
Cardinals Legend Bob Gibson Had a Memorable Career in the MLB
Bob Gibson enjoyed an impressive career with the St. Louis Cardinals. He lost his battle to pancreatic cancer at the age of 84.
Cardinals Pitcher Jack Flaherty Just Told Fans Not to ‘Throw in the Towel and Give Up on 2020 Yet’
Kobe Bryant’s death was felt not just in basketball circles, as evidenced by a piece written by Cardinals pitcher Jack Flaherty.
The Luke Voit Trade Has Been a Steal for the New York Yankees
Acquiring Luke Voit at the 2018 trade deadline has proven to be a smart move for the New York Yankees.
How Will the St. Louis Cardinals Playing Just 58 Games Affect the National League Playoff Picture?
The St. Louis Cardinals will have played just 58 games when the 2020 MLB season ends on Sunday. So how will that affect the NL playoff picture?
How Good Was Padres Star Fernando Tatís Jr.’s Father, Fernando Sr.?
San Diego Padres star Fernando Tatís Jr. has a famous father. How good was his father, Fernando Sr., when he played in the majors?
A Look Back on When Two-Time MLB All-Star Vince Coleman Threw a Lit Firecracker Near a Group of Fans at Dodger Stadium
A look back on when two-time MLB All-Star threw a lit firecracker into a group of fans outside Dodger Stadium in July 1993.
Oakland’s Stephen Piscotty Homered in His First At-Bat After His Mother’s Death
Oakland Athletics outfielder Stephen Piscotty mourned his beloved mother after her death in 2018. Piscotty honored her in the perfect way.
The Tragic Death of Cardinals Pitcher Darryl Kile Stunned the Baseball World
Darryl Kile threw a no-hitter and made three All-Star games in his career, but he tragically passed away in 2002 at the age of 33.
The Tragic Death of MLB’s Next Big Star Oscar Taveras
The former Cardinals outfielder Oscar Taveras had a promising MLB career ahead of him before his devastating passing.
Former World Series Champ Chris Duncan Tragically Lost His Fight to Cancer
Chris Duncan was a great teammate during his career with the St. Louis Cardinals. He impacted many through the game of baseball.
Mark McGwire Helped a Lucky Fan Make $3 Million by Refusing to Meet Him
Mark McGwire refused to meet the fan who caught his 70th home run. After a deal with the Cardinals fell through, he sold it for $3 million.
Mark McGwire Won the Home Run Race, but Sammy Sosa Earned Significantly More Money Playing Baseball
Mark McGwire may have won the 1998 home run race, but Sammy Sosa earned more money than his heavy-hitting rival.
How Close Have Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire Come to the Hall of Fame?
In 1998, St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Mark McGwire and Chicago Cubs right fielder Sammy Sosa took baseball fans on a wild ride in pursuit of Roger Maris’ single-season home run record, a season that some still say saved baseball. The story of the legendary home run race is the subject of ESPN’s latest documentary, …
Mark McGwire’s Reason For Taking Steroids Isn’t What You’d Think
Former star first baseman Mark McGwire put together a highly productive 17-year career in the majors. During his heyday, McGwire was heralded as one of the game’s best home run hitters that were vaunted by his 70-home run year in 1998 with the St. Louis Cardinals. That all came tumbling down as he became linked …
World Series Champ Adam Wainwright Heard His Name Called in the MLB Draft 20 Years Ago and Is Still Pitching at a High Level
Adam Wainwright was drafted in the MLB draft 20 years ago and he has had a successful career with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Macho Man Randy Savage Signed a Contract With the St. Louis Cardinals Before He Ever Stepped Into the Ring
Before Macho Man Randy Savage every stepped into the wrestling ring, he played professional baseball in the St. Louis Cardinals organization.
Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa: Who Has a Higher Net Worth?
Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa both made the 1998 MLB season one to remember. Both Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire have a high net worth too.
What Is Mark McGwire’s Net Worth?
Mark McGwire is one of the most legendary hitters in baseball history. Even after his PED scandal McGwire’s life revolves around baseball.
Where Is Al Hrabosky ‘The Mad Hungarian’ Today?
Al Hrabosky, aka The Mad Hungarian, was one of the most intimidating and dominating relief pitchers in the mid 1970s. Where is Al Hrabosky today?
Jim Edmonds’ Success With the Cardinals Helped Him Rack up a Massive Net Worth
Jim Edmonds is a St. Louis Cardinals legend. His baseball career, and his work in retirement, have helped him become very wealthy.
After Todd Zeile Earned $40 Million in the Majors, He Went Into Business With Charlie Sheen
Former Mets third baseman Todd Zeile had an underrated MLB career. Zeile later joined the TV industry and partnered with actor Charlie Sheen.
Here’s How Alabama Fans and Others Get Rolled by Password Hackers
A cyber security expert says sports fans make it too easy for hackers to crack their online accounts.
Albert Pujols Once Almost Signed With the Cincinnati Reds
Albert Pujols has played on the Los Angeles Angels after finding success on the Cardinals. He almost signed with the Cincinnati Reds, though.
Albert Pujols Has Made Over $450,000 per Home Run in His Career
Albert Pujols has been one of the best players of all-time for the St. Louis Cardinals and Los Angeles Angels. He has made a lot of money too.
St. Louis Cardinals Legend Scott Rolen Is Still Succeeding in Baseball
Scott Rolen had a great MLB career with the Phillies, Cardinals, Blue Jays, and Reds. He is still having success in baseball too.
Things Between Jim Edmonds and His Soon-To-Be Ex-Wife Are Getting Nasty
Jim Edmonds had a great baseball career, especially with the St. Louis Cardinals. His divorce right now, on the other hand, is not so great.
David Eckstein Made $20 Million and Is Married to a Star Wars Fan Favorite
Former St. Louis Cardinals shortstop David Eckstein once won two World Series titles. Eckstein is now marrried to a popular Star Wars actress
What Happened to 6-Time MLB All-Star Lance Berkman?
Lance Berkman spent 15 seasons in the MLB. He won his first and only World Series in 2011 with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Mark McGwire Made $128,000 For Every Home Run
Mark McGwire hit home runs at a prolific rate for the Athletics and Cardinals. He got paid quite well in the process.
Where Is the Yips Pitcher Rick Ankiel Today?
Rick Ankiel was a young hard-throwing lefty with a promising future. Then he got the yips. He made an impressive comeback as a fielder. Where is Rick Ankiel today?
The Best Players Not Named Jackie Robinson to Wear No. 42 in MLB
A look back at notable MLB players not named Jackie Robinson that wore No. 42.
The Worst Call in MLB History Changed the Cardinals’ Legacy Forever
35 years later, the worst call in MLB history still lives in infamy with Cardinals fans, showing that one error can affect history.
Former St. Louis Cardinals World Series Champ Mark Hamilton Is Now a Doctor and Ready to Battle COVID-19
Ex-St. Louis Cardinals player Mark Hamilton, who won a World Series ring in 2011, is now a doctor and is ready to fight COVID-19.
A Look Back at Brian Jordan, the ‘Other’ Two-Sport Star
Brian Jordan, who played professionally for the Atlanta Braves and Atlanta Falcons, is always the forgotten two-sport athlete.
This Day in Baseball: Mark McGwire Begins Record 70-Home Run Season With Grand Slam
Every record needs to start somewhere. St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Mark McGwire hit the first of a record 70 home runs on March 31, 1998.
What Happened to St. Louis Cardinals Great Ozzie Smith?
During his playing career, Ozzie Smith endeared himself to St. Louis Cardinals fans. What happened to the legendary shortstop?
Whatever Happened to Cardinals Legend Jim Edmonds?
Former St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Jim Edmonds excelled with his bat and his glove. Where is the four-time All-Star now?
Could 2020 Be the Last Season for Yadier Molina?
The contract of St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina expires after the 2020 season? Could this be it for the future Hall of Famer?
Do Young MLB Stars Have Any Contract Leverage?
Pitcher Jack Flaherty was exceptional down the stretch in helping the St. Louis Cardinals to a division title in 2019 but will earn little more than the league minimum this summer.
1 Reason Why Mike Shildt’s Friday Is Better Than Yours
St. Louis Cardinals manger Mike Shildt is getting married in the middle of spring training.
Remember When the Houston Astros Were the Victims of a Scandal?
The Houston Astros were once the victims of a hacking scandal involving the St. Louis Cardinals.
Mark McGwire Left MLB For High School Baseball… Now What?
Mark McGwire surprised MLB fans by leaving the Padres to attend his sons’ baseball games. His exit seemed so simple it was hard to believe.
4 Stats That Prove Cardinals Catcher Yadier Molina Is the Best of His Era
Yadier Molina is one of the most dominant catchers in the league. These 4 simple stats show just how good Molina has been over his career.
MLB: The Worst Retired Numbers in Baseball
Retiring numbers used to be reserved for Hall-of-Famers and players who stood out to fans and teams. These are the worst retired MLB numbers.
5 Reasons the Cardinals Regret Trading for Paul Goldschmidt
Paul Goldschmidt will miss the All-Star Game for the first time since 2012 this Tuesday. Do the Cardinals have any buyer’s remorse?
MLB: Albert Pujols Finally Opens up About why He Left St. Louis
Pujols has rarely discussed what caused him to part ways with the franchise he was associated with for so long. Recently, however, Pujols opened up about why he left the Cardinals
5 Baseball Players Who Weren’t Deserving of the MLB Hall of Fame
Everyone in the Hall of Fame is deserving of the honors, right? Not necessarily.
From Wild Card to World Series: MLB Teams That Beat the Odds
Is the Wild Card a disadvantage in Major League Baseball? Here are 12 clubs that reached the World Series with the last playoff spot.