Bernie’s Bird Bytes: Nolan Gorman Is Doing Well At Memphis, But Why Can’t The Cardinals Fix Hitters Up Here?
BIRD BYTES 1. In his last five games for Triple A Memphis, Nolan Gorman has larruped four home runs, batted .333, and slugged 1.000. He also walked three times and struck out only twice in the five games. 2. Gorman has made progress, striking out only 11 times in 67...
Bernie’s Redbird Review: A Boffo Bullpen Has Been The Star Of The Cardinals’ 2024 Season.
THE REDBIRD REVIEW I want to go with something positive today, and it’s not because I’m being a softy, or a Cardinals’ apologist, or scanning the cloudy sky for a ray of hope. The Cards are 74-72, and won’t be in the postseason tournament, and the ownership and...
Matt Svanson closes out Double-A Springfield franchise record win, leads Cards into Texas League playoffs
Three outs away from setting a franchise record for wins in a season – and clinging to a one-run lead over San Antonio on Wednesday night – the Springfield Cardinals called on the Texas League leader in saves to close out a historic win. Matt Svanson notched a pair of...
Bernie’s Redbird Review: It’s Happening Again To The Cardinals. Tommy Edman Is An Instant Smash Hit For The Dodgers.
THE REDBIRD REVIEW Here we go again. The Cardinals cannot escape their recent past and the decisions they’ve made to part ways with several players. Let’s update the list: TOMMY EDMAN He’s going bananas for his new team, the Dodgers. After his first 21 games with Los...
Bernie’s Redbird Review: Once Upon A Time, The St. Louis Cardinals Had An Offense.
THE REDBIRD REVIEW I have something to look forward to, and I think I speak for many of you. Here goes: there are only 18 more games to go on the schedule, and then we are free. We will not have to watch this appallingly inferior St. Louis Cardinals offense...
Bernie’s Redbird Review: Yo, Cardinals! Give Lots Of Playing Time To Thomas Saggese, Luken Baker and Victor Scott II.
THE REDBIRD REVIEW I was pleased to see the reports of Triple A Memphis infielder Thomas Saggese being promoted by the Cardinals. Saggese entered the season as the Cardinals' No. 3 prospect according to the respected baseball analyst R.J. Anderson of CBS Sports....
Frank Nobilo – Golf with Jay Delsing
On this weeks show we have the great CBS broadcaster and former PGA Tour player Frank Nobilo.
Bernie’s Redbird Review: Change Already Is Underway. What’s Next For The St. Louis Cardinals?
THE REDBIRD REVIEW Friday afternoon, the Cardinals announced the retirement of Gary LaRocque, their longtime farm-system director. It was the first signal, letting us know that change was coming. Change was underway. Prepare for more changes. It's like David Bowie's...
Bernie’s Redbird Review: Sorting Through Some Familiar Criticisms Of Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol.
THE REDBIRD REVIEW Hello, again. Hope you’re having a fine day and are gearing up for a fun and relaxing weekend. Let’s begin … PRELIMINARIES: The Cardinals return to the field of play Friday, opening a three-game series against the Seattle Mariners at Busch Stadium....
Bernie’s Redbird Review: Luken Baker, Instant Impact! But Why Did The Cardinals Wait So Long To Get Him Here?
THE REDBIRD REVIEW I'll be getting to Luken Baker a little later in the column ... THE LATE-SEASON OVERVIEW: The Cardinals are confounding. And interesting. And stubborn. Just when we thought this team was burnt pie for the season, the Redbirds have played some of...
Bernie’s Redbird Review: The Siani Show, Goldy Turns Back The Clock, Nasty Bullpen, And Sonny Gray’s Road Irregularities.
THE REDBIRD REVIEW Greetings. In the latest Review, I’ll be addressing a range of topics that include Michael Siani, Paul Goldschmidt, Matthew Liberatore, Steven Matz, Sonny Gray, and more. ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT: The Cardinals outlasted the Brewers for a 7-4 victory...
Bernie’s Redbird Review: Goldschmidt’s Future And Other Look-Ahead Matters Facing The Cardinals in September.
THE REDBIRD REVIEW After getting socked and bopped 9-3 by the Brewers on Monday, the Cardinals now have a 1.0 percent chance to qualify for the postseason. The Cards are 5 and ½ games out of the third wild-card spot with three teams ahead of them and only 24 games...