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3 days ago | pantagraph.com | Madison Troyer

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5 days ago | pantagraph.com | Noah K. Murray

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5 days ago | pantagraph.com | Derrick Goold

An accidentally misspoken phrase during a live promotional read in the fourth inning of Saturday’s Cardinals game led to a 30-second pause before the broadcasters on FanDuel Sports Network resumed calling the game. While reading from a promo for the Cardinals’ Disability Pride Night on July 10, broadcaster Chip Caray began describing the hat that fans with a theme ticket will receive.

5 days ago | pantagraph.com | Lynn Worthy

Ballplayers come in different sizes with their own individual abilities and from a variety of backgrounds. They also have their own personalities and different ways they approach the game on a day-to-day basis. The fact that there’s no cookie cutter profile that neatly encompasses everyone remains one of the great, interesting and fun things about baseball. We’re remined of that every time the Cardinals take the field with Willson Contreras and Brendan Donovan in their lineup.

5 days ago | pantagraph.com | Austin Huguelet

GRANITE CITY — U.S. Rep. Nikki Budzinski and the local steelworkers union are demanding that President Donald Trump and the Japanese firm that just bought U.S. Steel find a way to ensure some of the money from the $14 billion deal makes its way to the struggling steel mill here. Budzinski, D-Springfield, told reporters at a press conference on Saturday that in recent years, workers at the Madison County facility have seen hundreds of colleagues laid off and both of their plant’s furnaces idled.