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Rob Rains is the 2024 Missouri Sportswriter of the Year, awarded by the National Sports Media Association. He's a member of Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA), Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, St. Louis Media Hall of Fame. Former N.L. beat writer for USA Today’s Baseball Weekly, St. Louis Globe-Democrat. A frequent guest on St. Louis radio, Rains is the author or co-author of more than 30 books on people including Ozzie Smith, Jack Buck, and Red Schoendienst.
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Cardinals believe Nolan Gorman has chance to be “a special player”

November 14, 2018 Rob Rains 0

Archived post from 7/18/2018 It hasn’t taken long for the Cardinals’ top pick in this year’s draft, 18-year-old Nolan Gorman, to make a favorable impression and prompt long-time coaches to say he has a chance to be “a special player.” […]

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A small black book has a lot to do with Mike Shildt’s rise to becoming manager of the Cardinals

November 14, 2018 Rob Rains 0

Archived post from 7/18/2018 Mike Shildt’s preparation for becoming the Cardinals’ interim manager included stints as a teacher, a scout, minor-league coach and manager and as a major-league coach. He credits a lot of his success to a small black book. […]

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Desire for a fresh voice, leadership prompted firing of Mike Matheny

November 14, 2018 Rob Rains 1

Archived post from 7/15/2018 A belief that the Cardinals were not going to be able to dramatically improve their performance without a change in managers led to the decision to fire Mike Matheny and hitting coaches John Mabry and Bill Mueller. […]

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Cardinals prospect Dakota Hudson about to step onto two big stages

November 14, 2018 Rob Rains 1

One of the reasons Dakota Hudson has become the best pitching prospect in the Cardinals farm system was competing against his brother. His competition this week comes in the Triple A All-Star game and the Futures Game. […]

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Beyond Sports –Opiate Addiction: There Is A Way Out

November 14, 2018 Rob Rains 0

Archived Article. 8/23/2018 11:21 AM By Tricia Moceo(Editor’s note: This is part of our Beyond Sports outreach page where people who have gone through a journey successfully share their story in hopes of helping others. […]

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Father’s lessons still resonate for Cardinals’ prospect Bryce Denton

November 12, 2018 Rob Rains 0

Archived post from 6/17/2018 Cardinals’ minor-league outfielder Bryce Denton was 16 when his father died four years ago but he remains a very big part of his life. (Allison Rhoades/Peoria Chiefs)By Rob Rains Hardly a […]

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Funeral Arrangements for Hall of Famer Red Schoendienst, who truly was ‘Mr. Cardinal’

November 12, 2018 Rob Rains 2

Archived post from 6/9/2018 Hall of Famer Red Schoendienst died on Wednesday at the age of 95. Nobody wore a Cardinal uniform longer and nobody wore it better. (File)  ORIGINAL ARTICLE UPDATED WITH FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS […]

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Cardinals make ‘dream come true’ for pitcher Francisco Justo

November 12, 2018 Rob Rains 0

Archived post from 6/6/2018 The Cardinals selected pitcher Francisco Justo from Monroe College in New York in the 12th round on Wednesday. He struck out 121 hitters in 71 innings this season. (Stockton Photos) By […]

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Alex Reyes to miss rest of season, again, because of torn tendon

November 12, 2018 Rob Rains 0

Archived post from 6/6/2018 By Rob Rains Alex Reyes thought 2017 was the longest year of his life as he spent the entire season rehabbing his right elbow following Tommy John surgery. Not even in […]

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For second time in his career, Wacha loses no-hit bid in ninth

November 12, 2018 Rob Rains 1

Archived post from 6/3/2018 Game Report: Cardinals 5, Pirates 0  By Rob Rains The Cardinals have played 2,673 games since Bud Smith no-hit the Padres in San Diego on Sept. 3, 2001. Only twice since […]

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LEADOFF QUICK HITTERS

SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 2026 

Minor-leaguer Colton Ledbetter had his second walk-off hit of the spring on Friday night, this time driving in two runs with a two-out single in the ninth inning that rallied the Cardinals to a 5-4 victory over the Astros in Jupiter. Ledbetter was acquired from Tampa in the trade that sent Brendan Donovan to the Mariners. He started in left field and also singled, walked and threw out a runner at second base.

Andre Pallante will get the start today as the Cardinals play the Mariners in Jupiter. They will be the visiting team.

 

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