Just Hit 74
There seems to be a trend recently where ballplayers are coming out against PEDs and stating the suspected player should be stripped of an award.
Tag: Roger Maris
July 3, 1967 – Broken Teeth, Stitches, and a Cardinals Win
The 1967 National League Pennant may have been the original rivalry builder between the Reds and Cardinals.
May 2 And 3, 1967: Total Domination Of The Cincinnati Reds
In early May, the Cincinnati Reds would come into St. Louis, hoping to make a statement. 26 hours later, they left with their tails tucked between their legs when the Cardinals delivered a message of their own.
The 1968 Cardinals Couldn’t Hit Either
Through the first five games of the 2011 season, the Cardinals offense has been somewhat of a disappointment. Instead of pressing the panic button. let’s flip through the pages of the Cardinals history book and see if we can find something that might put our mind at ease.
My Life In Royals Fandom
My dad was at Royals Stadium briefly the night before I was born. He had been invited to watch the game in a luxury suite, and had been given permission … Read More
Best Kansas City A’s Players, Part I
Starting this week, Aaron Stilley breaks down the top 15 players to wear the Kansas City Athletics uniform.
Remembering The World Champion 1962 Kansas City A’s
Okay, Kansas City didn’t win the 1962 World Series… the Yankees did. But the A’s fed all their greatest players to the Bronx, so Royals writer Matt Kelsey is claiming one of the Yankees’ titles for Kansas City.
BOOK REVIEW: Roger Maris: Baseball’s Reluctant Hero
Taking a look at the book “Roger Maris: Baseball’s Reluctant Hero”.
September 17 and 18, 1968 – Two Days of Nothing
In the list of great baseball games in Cardinals history, these two rank among the greatest – perhaps the most exciting back to back games ever played.