FOX Sports Midwest to Televise 55 Games; Five Games to be Nationally Televised by ESPN/FOX
Mike Shannon & John Rooney Return for 15th Season on KMOX & Cardinals Radio Network
Polo Ascencio & Bengie Molina to Call All Home Games for Club's Spanish Radio Broadcasts
Cardinals Insider grants comprehensive access to the 11-time world champions. Guests include current players, alumni, broadcasters, and club officials. Episodes release every Tuesday. Visit cardinals.com/podcasts to learn more and listen.
Cardinals Insider with Ozzie Smith is a Mid-America Emmy-nominated, weekly news magazine television show that provides fans with exclusive, behind-the-scenes content about the Cardinals, produced by team journalists. Cardinals Insider gives fans an all-access pass to everything Cardinals baseball. Visit cardinals.com/insider to learn more about the show and where to watch on TV.
Join Dan McLaughlin as he goes in depth with Cardinals VIPs and fan favorites in an exclusive Town Hall format. Featuring the latest Q&A with Tom Herr and John Tudor! Also watch and listen to: Jason Motte, John Brebbia, Andrew Miller, Ken Dayley, Ozzie Smith, Willie McGee, Ricky Horton, David Freese, Jim Edmonds, Mike Shildt, and John Mozeliak. Visit cardinals.com/townhall.
Veteran broadcaster Dan McLaughlin catches up for brief video chats with some of your favorite Cardinals personalities. Featuring the latest conversation with Rick Horton! Also watch and listen to: Bill DeWitt III, John Mozeliak and Jim Edmonds. Visit cardinals.com/conversations.
Episodes of the 2020 season for the Cardinals Kids television show are available online at cardinals.com/video along with episodes from previous seasons. Head over to cardinals.com/kidsshow to learn more about the show!
Our YouTube page also features the club-produced documentary "Home: The Molina Story" and much more! Head over to youtube.com/cardinals and get your fix of Cardinals content.
Full episodes of Cardinals Insider (hosted by Ozzie Smith), including the first few 2020 shows, can be viewed on our YouTube page at youtube.com/cardinals. Head over to cardinals.com/insider to learn more about the show.
In March and April, The Voice of the Cardinals, KMOX 1120 AM, relived our magical 2011 season by replaying every pitch of Cardinals baseball from when we were 10.5 games back of the Wild Card on August 25th through Game 7 of the World Series. 50 games in all!
In May, KMOX relived the 1985 NLCS, 2011 World Series, 2004 NLCS, 2019 NLDS and the 2019 4-game sweep of the Cubs at Wrigley.
In June, KMOX relived the 2006 NLCS, 2006 World Series, Bob Forsch No-Hitter, 1982 World Series Game 7 and more!
Fans can listened locally on 1120 AM, online at https://www.radio.com/kmox/listen or via phone by downloading the Radio.com app. Games also aired on select Cardinals Radio Network affiliates.
To celebrate what would have been the Home Opener on April 2, 2020, the Cardinals launched an #STLStayHomeOpener initiative to engage fans on social media. Watch videos of past Home Openers on the Cardinals YouTube page at youtube.com/cardinals. Learn more about #STLStayHomeOpener by visiting cardinals.com/stayhomeopener.
To celebrate what would have been Opening Day on March 26, 2020, MLB launched an #OpeningDayAtHome initiative and streamed 30 memorable games across various MLB social channels. As a result, MLB streamed Game 6 of the 2011 World Series on cardinals.com, MLB's Facebook page (facebook.com/mlb), and the Cardinals' YouTube page (youtube.com/cardinals).
During the last couple weeks of March 2020 the Cardinals held the Moment Madness Bracket Challenge on Twitter and at cardinals.com/bracket. Take a look at youtube.com/cardinals to see all of the great cardinals moments that were featured in the bracket.
The 2006 NLCS Game 7 was selected as the #MLBAtHome game to be streamed on Sunday, April 12 at 6pm CT. This game was be available at cardinals.com and on MLB's social media pages. Watch it again now on YouTube (youtube.com/mlb).
The 2004 NLCS Game 7 was selected as the #MLBAtHome game to be streamed on Sunday, April 19 at 6pm CT. The game was available at cardinals.com and on MLB's social media pages. Watch it again now on YouTube (youtube.com/mlb).
The July 20, 2004 regular season game against the Cubs was selected as the #MLBAtHome game to be streamed on Friday, April 24 at 11am CT. This game was available at cardinals.com, MLB.com and the Cardinals Facebook page. Watch it again now on cardinals.com.
Matt Carpenter competed in the MLB The Show Players League in a round-robin format with 29 other Major League players. Head over to mlb.com/playersleague for the complete schedule, results and how to stream live.
The Cardinals all-time team advanced past the Rockies and then the Phillies in the first two rounds of the bracket, winning both series in six games. In the quarterfinals however, the Redbirds were narrowly defeated by the Reds in 7 games. For the complete bracket and more info, visit mlb.com/dreambracket.
On Thursday, April 30th at 11:00 a.m. CT, #MLBAtHome featured the April, 23 1999 game vs. the Dodgers where Fernando Tatis hit two grand slams in one inning. The game was available on Cardinals.com, MLB.com and the Cardinals Twitter account. Watch it again at cardinals.com/twitter.
On Sunday, May 17th, #MLBAtHome streamed the 2014 NLDS Game 1 vs. the Dodgers and Clayton Kershaw when a massive eight-run seventh inning led the Cards to a 10-9 win. The game was available on Cardinals.com, MLB.com and the Cardinals Facebook account. Watch it again now on Cardinals.com.
64 of the greatest single-season teams of all time compete in a simulated tournament to see whose best is best. Representing the Cardinals is the 1967 World Champion team and the 105 win NL Pennant team from 2004.
For the complete bracket and more info, visit mlb.com/dreambracket.
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On Sunday, June 7th, #MLBAtHome streamed the 2019 NLDS Game 4 against Atlanta. The Braves led the Cardinals, 4-3, heading into the bottom of the eighth. An Atlanta win would send them to the NLCS, and the clock was running out on St. Louis. Yadier Molina delivered a game-tying bloop single just out of the reach of Freddie Freeman to score Paul Goldschmidt in the eighth, and a game-winning sacrifice fly to score Kolten Wong in the 10th, evening the series with a 5-4 win before the Cardinals routed the Braves in Game 5, 13-1, to advance. The game was available on Cardinals.com, MLB.com and the Cardinals Facebook and Twitter accounts.Watch it again now on Cardinals.com.
Wednesday, March 25 – Cardinals at Cubs (September 21, 2019) - Watch it again on YouTube »
Friday, March 27 – Cardinals vs. Angels (June 21, 2019) - Watch Recap on YouTube »
Sunday, March 29 – Cardinals at Reds (July 19, 2019) - Watch Recap on YouTube »
Monday, March 30 – Cardinals vs. Reds (Game 1 - September 1, 2019) - Watch Recap on YouTube »
Wednesday, April 1 – Cardinals at Pirates (July 24, 2019) - Watch Recap on YouTube »
Friday, April 3 – Cardinals vs. Pirates (August 11, 2019) - Watch Recap on YouTube »
Sunday, April 5 – Cardinals vs. Dodgers (April 11, 2019) - Watch Recap on YouTube »
FOX Sports Midwest aired the 1982 World Series Game 7
On Monday, April 13th, MLB Network looked back at Whitey Herzog's 1982 World Series-champion Cardinals by reliving Game 2 and Game 7.
On Saturday, May 2nd MLB Network relived the Cardinals' 10-run sixth inning in last year’s wild 12-11 victory over the Reds.
On Sunday, May 3rd, MLB Network relived the Cardinals' 2006 NLCS Game 7 win over the Mets.
From Saturday, May 2 through Monday, May 4, MLB Network aired 10 different signature Albert Pujols games plus new editions of Play Ball and MLB Tonight dedicated to the three-time Most Valuable Player Award winner.
On Thursday, May 14th, MLB Network featured the Cardinals/Cubs rivalry. Fans relived the Cardinals 9-8 win over division rival Chicago Cubs from September 21, 2019 that insured the Redbirds path to claiming the NL Central Division title. Also featured that day was the MLBN special Birds of a Different Game: The ‘80s Cardinals.
On Tuesday, May 19th, MLB Network replayed Game 4 of the 2006 World Series when David Eckstein went 4-for-5 in the Cardinals' 5-4 win over the Detroit Tigers.
On Thursday, June 4 and Friday, June 5, MLB Network replayed both of Albert Pujols' back-to-back walk-off home runs against the Cubs in 2011 on the anniversary of the blasts.
On Saturday, June 13 and Sunday, June 14, MLB Network replayed classic Game 6 & 7 from the 2011 World Series against the Texas Rangers. Chris Carpenter pitched six-plus strong innings to earn the win in Game 7 of the World Series, allowing two runs and fanning five. David Freese powered the Cards' offense, going 2-for-5 with a ninth-inning game-tying triple and a walk-off homer in the 11th of 2011 World Series Game 6.
On Wednesday, June 17th MLB Network relived the 2019 NLDS Game 4. The Braves led the Cardinals, 4-3, heading into the bottom of the eighth. An Atlanta win would send them to the NLCS, and the clock was running out on St. Louis. Yadier Molina delivered a game-tying bloop single just out of the reach of Freddie Freeman to score Paul Goldschmidt in the eighth, and a game-winning sacrifice fly to score Kolten Wong in the 10th, evening the series with a 5-4 win before the Cardinals routed the Braves in Game 5, 13-1, to advance.
On Wednesday, June 24th, MLB Network relived Game 6 of the 2011 World Series when the Cardinals defeated the Rangers 10-9 in 11 innings after a David Freese Walk-Off Home Run.
MLB Network celebrated the career of Jack Buck by airing broadcasts from classic MLB games including Game 5 of the 1985 NLCS- Dodgers vs. Cardinals (Cardinals win 3-2, Smith Walk-Off Home Run). Along with a new episode of "The Sounds of Baseball" that featured a compilation of some of Jack Buck's greatest calls with additional commentary from Bob Costas and Tom Verducci.
On Saturday, June 27th, MLB Network relived Game 6 of the 2004 NLCS when the Cardinals defeated the Astros 6-4 in 12 innings after Jim Edmonds hit a two-run walk-off home run to tie the series 3-3.
On Sunday, June 28th, MLB Network will relived Game 7 of the 2004 NLCS when the Cardinals clinched the series by defeating the Astros 5-2. Scott Rolen came up big with two-run home run against the Astros in the sixth inning to give the Redbirds the lead.
