THE BIRD CHATTER POST | 1926 St Louis Cards

LANDIS - THE MAN KEEPING BASEBALL STRAIGHT.

Kershaw Mountain Landis

Walley Raughbanger

Apr 42 min read

THE NEGRO NINE There is no single camp you may point to and say, “Here is where the Negro League Camp Is.

Negro Spring In Full Effect

Sam the Mit Carter

Apr 42 min read

Rotation Nears Decision Point as Cardinals Reduce Margin for Error.

Rotation Nears Decision Point as Cardinals Reduce Margin for Error

Mike Allen

Apr 33 min read

Sherdel Carries Load as Cardinals Begin Final Week Before Opening Day

Mike Allen

Apr 23 min read

Cardinals and Cubs Settle for a Draw as Old Rivals Show Their Teeth.

Cubs and Cards Fool Around and Tie.

Mike Allen

Apr 13 min read

Rotation Picture Tightens as Cardinals Close Camp Under Pressure

Mike Allen

Mar 313 min read

Haines Injury Opens the Door as Cardinals Rework Their Rotation Plans

Jesse Haines’ injury has done more than remove the club’s leading arm—it has shifted the entire strcture of the pitching staff just days before the season is set to begin. What had been a question of arrangement has become a question of replacement.

Mike Allen

Mar 303 min read

Cardinals Continue Spring Work as Camp Nears Its End The Cardinals returned to League Park and continued their spring search for up grade

A Nickels worth of Cardinals insight.

Mike Allen

Mar 291 min read

When the Talk Stops and the Road Begins.

As March closes, the league shifts from preparation to purpose, and every club prepares to prove itself where it counts. DATE March 28, 1926 There’s a line in this game you don’t always see, but every ballplayer knows when he’s crossed it. It’s the moment when the talk runs out. All through early March, you hear it — this club shaping up, that player looking strong, another team said to be ready for a run. But as the days move along and the work piles up, that kind of talk st

Sam the Mit Carter

Mar 282 min read