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Cardinals in the Appalachian League – 1975 to present
The first league-affiliated club from Johnson City, Tennessee was the Soldiers. They began play in 1910 and competed for four years in that decade, four during the Twenties and returned to the...
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Maloney guides Memphis back from the dead
Monday night’s game might have appeared like any other as the Memphis Redbirds took a 5-2 win over Omaha at AutoZone Park. It wasn’t. The win in game 109 put the Redbirds on the same lofty perch as...
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Top Cardinals minor league managers – 1966 to present
As I sat down to write an article commending the excellent managing job done in 2009 by Memphis’ Chris Maloney, I couldn’t help but recall the last time the Redbirds were in the playoffs. Here is a...
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Cardinals top minor league manager – Chris Maloney
Not only does Chris Maloney manage at the highest level of the St. Louis Cardinals system, at Triple-A Memphis, he is also the winningest one in terms of regular season action since at least 1966....
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The Cardinal Nation Blog top stories of 2009 #13: Memphis and Springfield...
The youngest Triple-A and Double-A clubs in baseball both made the playoffs, the first time that was accomplished by Cardinals’ clubs in a quarter of a century. Despite a down year overall across the...
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The Cardinal Nation Blog 2011 top story #7: Mo’s man Matheny
The changing of the managerial guard for the St. Louis Cardinals had not occurred in the last decade and a half and of course, never on the watch of general manager John Mozeliak. That officially...
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