St. Louis Cardinals books
Tinkers to Evers to Chance - A Hunt and Peck
The double play combo that haunted the Giants.
Viva El Libros: The Glory of Their Times...
The Story of the Early Days of Baseball Told by the Men Who Played It
Viva el Libros: Discussion of Bang the Drum Slowly
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Viva el Libros: Bang the Drum Slowly
“The sky was just beginning to light up a little, the quiet time when all the air is clean and you can hear birds, even in the middle of New York City, the time of day you never see except by accident, and you always tell yourself, "I must get up and appreciate this time of day once in awhile," and then you never do. Don't ask me why.”
Let's discuss The Summer of Beer and Whiskey!
What did you think of the innugural Viva el Libro?
Viva el Libros: The Summer of Beer and Whiskey
"Fireworks boomed over the stadium, splashing piercing colors into the sky that were reflected beyond center field on the Gateway Arch, symbol of the city's critical role in America's bold westward expansion. Another splendid page in St. Louis history had been written."
An Ultimate Cardinals Record Book Excerpt for Your Viewing Pleasure
An excerpt from the Ultimate Cardinals Record Book.
Chris Von der Ahe, Bob Caruthers Engage in Mustachioed Power Struggle
The story of Bob Caruthers and Chris Von der Ahe, two of the St. Louis Cardinals' most intimidating mustaches.
Viva El Birdos Baseball Annual 2012: The Maple Street Press Cardinals Annual's Editorial Successor
The 2012 Viva El Birdos Baseball Annual is the spiritual successor to the Maple Street Press Cardinals series.
Announcing the 2012 Viva El Birdos Baseball Annual
The 2012 Viva El Birdos Annual is here, featuring more St. Louis Cardinals analysis than you're likely to find anywhere else.
Official Ultimate Cardinals Record Book FAQ and Plug
The Ultimate St. Louis Cardinals Record Book is a book about the Cardinals, and their records, and Bob Caruthers.
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Timely journalism this morning — asked around the clubhouse for advice about the best way to do Barbenheimer, starting with this from Oli Marmol: “What the hell is that?”
— Jeff Jones (@jmjones) July 21, 2023