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Spring Training 2026 Events:

Are you going to Spring Training 2026? We will be having events at our headquarters hotel while we are there– The Homewood Suites, Palm Teach Gardens. For more information on that hotel and our Road Trip home away from home– The Drury Hotel CLICK HERE.

Baseball Bash:

Each Spring Rob Rains hosts the “Baseball Bash” at the Homewood Suites, Palm Beach Gardens. If you will be in the Jupiter area that day and you are newsletter subscriber you are welcome to attend– it’s free.

There will be a special guest and Rob Rains and Mike Rains will talk baseball with them. Wear your Cardinals clothes (it’s right after a game) and bring your questions or comments on the upcoming Cardinals season.

Also– if you want– bring a few bills or your checkbook as we have a silent auction that benefits the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Palm Beach as well as Rainbows for Kids. If there is a celebrity we have a tip jar for donations for autographs. There will also be free ballpark food.

Please RSVP if you can– tell the front desk if you are staying at the hotel or email us: Rains@STLSportsPage.com. Thanks to the Homewood Suites, Palm Beach Gardens for their sponsorship of this fun event.  

March 15, Jupiter, Florida Area- NCAA Selection Sunday Pizza Party:

Join other STL Sports Page readers and Cardinals fans Sunday March 15, 2026 as we watch the Selection Sunday Show in the lobby of the Homewood Suites, Palm Beach Gardens for this free pizza party.

Gather at 5:30– wear your favorite NCAA university shirt or hat if you have them with you,

You must RSVP to us so we can be sure we have enough pizza and drinks. Email: Rains@STLSportsPage.com

NCAA Bracket Challenge: Coming Soon

Thanks to our NCAA Contest Sponsors:  MB Health Insurance Agency and Drury Hotels 

STL Sports Page Memory Vault

“Opening Day 2024 Party” at Helen Fitzgeralds, Sponsored by THE RAWLINGS EXPERIENCE- STL.

We had fun with our team at our 2024 Opening Day Luncheon.

Tower Tee Event Fall, 2023

Frank Cusumano and Bob Ramsey came to our event which was free to all readers, at Tower Tee Golf.

Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend Luncheon- 2023

We had a great time with the knowledgeable women Cardinals fans who attended this luncheon, which was free for our community. Those who attended were treated to a free luch, sponsored by Kuna FoodService at Helen Fitzgerald’s Restaurant

“HOT STOVE LEAGUE PARTY” AT HELEN FITZGERALD’S IN ST. LOUIS

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SPRING TRAINING ARCHIVES

A look at some of our fun parties… For many years we have been having special Spring Training Bash Parties which benefitted charity– Rainbows for Kids and Leukemia Society of Palm Beach

Memories from 2025 Baseball Bash and other Baseball Bashes and events sponsored by STL Sports Page through the years…

Special guests were Pedro Pages and Thomas Saggese

2025 Selection Sunday Pizza Party at

Homewood Suites at Spring Training

“Rob Rains’ Spring Training Baseball Bash”- March 11, 2025

 Rob Rains, Pedro Pages, Thomas Saggese, Mike Rains

“Spring Training 2025 on STLSportsPage.com ” is sponsored in part by AAA Travel.

2023 Baseball Bash: Victor Scott II and Matthew Liberatore, special guests.

Photo below shows Rob Rains, Zach Thompson, Brendan Donovan and Mike Trim from WPTV, West Palm Beach.

Photo from the 2022 Baseball Bash:

Ricky Horton was our guest of honor in 2022 at the Annual Rob Rains’ STLSportsPage.com Spring Training Charity Party It was great to have people back in a safe, outdoor setting at the Homewood Suites. Be sure to find out when our 2023 party will be before you make your plans for Spring Training so you can join the fun!

Photo from the 2020 Baseball Bash:

This may have been the last “party” or large crowd gathering you attended for at least a year if you were there. It was held on March 12, 2020 and just as it was about to start we received word that MLB had cancelled the remainder part of Spring Training– due to the start of the COVID-19 closings. The day the 2020 Baseball Bash was the day of the last Spring Training game. We had a player scheduled and due to “circumstances beyond their control” he could not attend. There was a great, enthusiastic crowd and the fans had a fun time despite what was happening.

Photos from the 2019 Bash:

Mike Trim WPTV West Palm Beach, Cardinals pitcher Daniel Ponce de Leon, Rob Rains

For the past several years The Homewood Suites has teamed up with STLSportspage.com to put on a charity event which benefits Rainbows for Kids in St. Louis and Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Palm Beach. The event is  free of charge and open to all fans of STLSportsPage.com and any guests staying at the Homewood Suites. Carson Kelly was the guest last year, shown in photo with Mike Trim of WPTV News in West Palm Beach and Rob Rains.

The Spring Training Charity Bash features free food and drink as well as a silent auction, but the highlight of the event has always been a player from the St. Louis Cardinals who attends and entertains on a sports panel with Trim and Rains.

Trim, a Cardinals fan, originally from Hermann, MO is a television anchor and always donates his time to do the panel with Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com. The photo, above, right is the 2017 event featuring Aledmys Diaz.

After the panel discussion there was a barbecue and the Cardinals fans got to eat hamburgers and hot dogs. The best part of the party is raising money for two great charities. Proceeds from the Baseball Bash are divided between the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Palm Beach and Rainbows for Kids in St. Louis.  Tyler Hammond, shown in photo below was a member of Rainbows for Kids when he was a child. He had multiple organ transplants, but was able to participate on the Rainbows for Kids Baseball Team and all the activities designed for families with children in treatment. He has now graduated from college and is a volunteer with the organization. He is shown in the picture with Daniel Ponce de Leon. Plan a trip to Spring Training and join us at the party! Rob Rains interviews Daniel Ponce de Leon at the 2019 Baseball Bash.

2018- Kolten Wong

2017- Carson Kelly

Carson Kelly was the special guest in 2017. Television anchor Mike Trim of WPTV always chips in and is seen in the photo above with Kelly and Rob Rains.

2016- Aledmys Diaz

Aledmys Diaz signs autographs at the 2016 Baseball Bash.

2015- Mitch Harris

Mike Trim, WPTV Anchor, Mitch Harris, Rob Rains

2014- Matt Carpenter

Terry Boegel getting Matt Carpenter’s autograph at the Baseball Bash.

Karen Rains, Rob Rains, Matt Carpenter, Sally Rains.

2013- Trevor Rosenthal was our guest at the first Baseball Bash.