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March Madness Preview

March 19, 2019

Filed under Sports

The March Madness begins next week. March Madness is one of the most popular tournaments for college basketball fans. There are upsets, underdogs and a new winner almost every season. Selection Sunday is this sunday. That even...

NFL Combine Top Performers

Hayden See, Reporter

March 19, 2019

Filed under Sports

The NFL Combine concluded Monday, March 4, with many top performers. There are seven main events: 60 yard shuttle, 20 yard shuttle, three cone drill, broad jump, vertical jump, bench press and 40 yard dash. The events most...

Los Angeles Lakers Stuggling

Nolen Cooper, Reporter

March 19, 2019

Filed under Sports

The Los Angeles Lakers are currently struggling through the regular season and are on the brink of missing the playoffs, after LeBron James activated “playoff mode”. “The Lakers will find a way to make it to the playoffs. They h...

Cardinals Make First Round of Roster Cuts.

Josh Calloni, Reporter

March 15, 2019

Filed under Sports

The Cardinals are two weeks away from heading north to open the season in Milwaukee, have made their first round of spring training roster cuts. The team cut their roster down sixteen players in all, four of which have not a...

Carlos Martinez Injury

Hayden See, Reporter

March 15, 2019

Filed under Sports

Carlos Martinez is shut down for two weeks with a shoulder issue. An Opening Day starter last year, Martinez is questionable. He received a platelet-rich plasma injection in his right shoulder in an effort to expedite the healing...

Blues’ Historic Run

Hayden See, Reporter

March 15, 2019

Filed under Sports

The Blues set the franchise record win streak last month. With 11 straight wins, the Blues set a franchise mark. Heading into the new year, St. Louis was sitting at the bottom of the divisional standings, with playoff aspirations...

Machado’s Impact on Padres

Hayden See, Reporter

March 15, 2019

Filed under Sports

Last month, the San Diego Padres inked infielder Manny Machado to a ten-year deal. The Padres handed their biggest contract in franchise history to the 26-year old infielder. Although he played shortstop last season between...

Is it Time for the MLB To Expand?

Josh Calloni, Reporter

March 15, 2019

Filed under Calloni's Corner: Sports Opinions, Sports

Over the last few weeks with the delayed free agency, and multiple players speaking out about it, it has been brought up that the MLB should consider expanding the league, but is this logical? There are currently 70 free agents who were ...

Albert Pujols First Return To St. Louis Set for 2019

Josh Calloni, Reporter

March 15, 2019

Filed under Sports

This summer, for the first time since Albert Pujols signed with them, the Angels are coming to St. Louis for a series against the Cardinals. The return of Pujols is something that has been anticipated for roughly eight yea...

MLB The Show 19 Preview

Josh Calloni, Reporter

March 15, 2019

Filed under Sports

On March 26th, Sony San Diego Studios is set to release its annual addition of “MLB The Show.” So far, the game has announced 30 brand new legend cards to diamond dynasty, some of which have been announced. Those include J...

Cardinals Spring Training Battles

Josh Calloni, Reporter

March 15, 2019

Filed under Calloni's Corner: Sports Opinions, Sports

With spring training well underway, the Cardinals have a few underlying things to get done the next three weeks, including find their next backup catcher, their fifth starter, the final bench spot, and the rest of their bullpen. ...

Cardinals Extend Miles Mikolas; Sign Matt Wieters

Josh Calloni, Reporter

March 14, 2019

Filed under Sports, Weekday Update

The Cardinals had a busy day yesterday, announcing the extension of Miles Mikolas, and signing veteran backstop Matt Wieters to a minor league contract. Wieters, a four time all star and two time gold glove winner, has spent the las...