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Ben Frederickson: Unsolicited advice for Cardinals legend Adam Wainwright in battle vs. Father Time

After making it clear Wednesday that he knows some don't speak for all, Adam Wainwright explained why the online reaction to his recent struggles led to him pulling the Twitter plug.

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Anheuser-Busch CEO says Bud Light conversation has 'moved away from beer'

Anheuser-Busch launched a new marketing campaign Wednesday, the same day CEO Brendan Whitworth went on national television and declined to say if collaborating with a transgender star to market Bud Light was a mistake.

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What does using all three first-round picks mean for the Blues' NHL roster next season?

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In the two-plus months that bridged the end of the Blues' season and the first round of the NHL draft on Wednesday night, speculation pinged around the league about what general manager Doug Armstrong would do with three first-round picks.

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Missouri taxpayers to pay $242,000 to Democrats for records violations under Josh Hawley

JEFFERSON CITY — A Cole County judge on Wednesday ordered the Missouri attorney general's office to pay $242,000 in legal fees in connection to Sunshine Law violations under current U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley.

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Editorial: Fair elections are safe — for now — with court rejection of fringe legal theory

Free and fair elections across America dodged a bullet this week. A fringe legal theory that former President Donald Trump’s supporters tried to use to help overturn the 2020 presidential election was put before a U.S. Supreme Court that, based on its recent conservative activism, seemed at least potentially apt…

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Cardinals' Giovanny Gallegos coughs up two-run lead in eighth inning of 10-7 loss to Astros

ST. LOUIS — The Cardinals looked poised for a third consecutive win, a series-clinching victory in come-from-behind fashion after they’d fallen into an early hole. Momentum seemed to be shifting in their favor in a season primarily characterized by unmet expectations.

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Blues make Dalibor Dvorsky their highest NHL Draft selection in 15 years

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — As the first round of Wednesday’s NHL draft unfolded, it became more and more clear that things were breaking correctly for the Blues.

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After trade to Blues, Kevin Hayes is motivated to prove he 'can still play in this league at a high level'

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — For new Blues center Kevin Hayes, maybe it was a stroke of luck.

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Cardinals score four unanswered runs to beat Astros in series opener, 4-2

ST. LOUIS — The Cardinals returned from their European excursion with a daunting homestand waiting for them in St. Louis with the defending World Series champion Houston Astros the first foe knocking at their door.

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Ben Frederickson: 13 thoughts on the Cardinals, who have 13 chances to dodge making bad first-half history

The Cardinals have 13 games left before the regular season pauses for MLB's All-Star break.

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Is reduced, 154-game schedule key to more series in Europe? MLB's Rob Manfred wonders.

LONDON — As Major League Baseball looks to expand its presence in Europe and play more games abroad, a solution to doing that in the middle of a season could playing fewer games overall.

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A split in London. A winning transatlantic road trip. So, where do Cardinals go from here?

LONDON — As the Cardinals readied for their first regular-season game on another continent, manager Oliver Marmol met with an assembly of media that included reporters from St. Louis, Chicago, Italy, London, London, London and more London, and a gentlemen who introduced himself as a writer from Hungary.

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Benjamin Hochman: Injury to Becky Sauerbrunn ends a St. Louis era on U.S. women’s soccer team

No American sport has a reciprocal relationship between its players and its fans like women’s soccer does. It’s like there’s this unwritten responsibility for a pro player to inspire and interact genuinely with the next generation.

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Best Bites: Fazio's Oven-Ready Breaded Meat Toasted Ravioli

Love toasted ravs? The St. Louis staple can be hard and very time-consuming to replicate at home. But what could be easier than popping some frozen T-ravs from a favorite St. Louis restaurant right in your oven. These restaurant-quality ravs are a blend of beef and pork, mixed vegetables, parmesan…

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Editorial: A generational shift on guns

New polling shows trouble ahead for Republican politicians who continue blocking any attempt at rational restrictions on guns: Young conservatives of the kind the GOP will increasingly need in the future are far more open to required psychological exams for gun purchasers and other firearms limits than are their older…

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Editorial: Love is love — and beer is just beer

Corporate America has been in uncharted territory for a while now as it tries to navigate today’s increasingly heated culture wars. Nowhere has that fact been driven home more shockingly than with Bud Light’s recent dethroning as America’s No.1-selling beer.

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Jordan Montgomery and Dylan Carlson set tone as Cardinals win fourth in a row, 9-3 over Nationals

WASHINGTON — Rested and refreshed after a day off on Monday, Cardinals outfielder Dylan Carlson launched a pair of home runs into the night sky, and left-hander Jordan Montgomery kept the Washington Nationals hitters from inflicting any significant damage as the Cardinals matched their longest win streak of the season…

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Jeff Gordon: Pitching development will be crucial as Cardinals try to regain standing

The Cardinals will fill some pitching needs ahead of the Aug. 1 trade deadline, one way or another.

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Ben Frederickson: If David Freese is at peace, his decision on Cardinals' Hall should be applauded

When I heard about David Freese’s decision to respectfully decline entrance to the Cardinals’ Hall of Fame, a recent conversation with Bill Walton came to mind.

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Cardinals rally to beat Nationals and extend winning streak to three games

WASHINGTON — Cardinals starting pitcher Jack Flaherty pulled it together after he gave up five early runs, and he somehow managed to still be standing on the mound in the seventh inning with the his club leading by multiple runs.

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Nolan Arenado's second homer shatters tie, sends Cardinals to series win vs. Mets

NEW YORK — On his first Father’s Day as a father, Nolan Arenado put the Cardinals on his shoulders and so they could see something they haven’t in weeks.

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David Freese declines Cardinals Hall of Fame induction, cites meaning of redcoat honor

NEW YORK — After months of wrestling with his decision and comparing the view he had of his career with the Cardinals against the careers of peers and players he considers the organization's all-time greats, David Freese notified the team that he would decline induction into the Cardinals Hall of…

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Missouri schools ramp up use of safety app amid a rise in mass shootings

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — About one in five Missouri school districts have accepted an offer to install an app designed to protect students and school employees during an active shooter event.

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Anheuser-Busch offers to pay distributors, wholesalers hurt by plunging Bud Light sales

Anheuser-Busch, in an effort to soften the blow from a more than two-month boycott of Bud Light, on Thursday announced it would provide financial assistance to its distributors, wholesalers and other partners.

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Benjamin Hochman: It’s never been this bad for a Cardinals team that’s supposed to be good

ST. LOUIS — At 11:45 a.m., before Wednesday’s Cardinals-Giants game, Busch Stadium public address announcer John Ulett made his trademark proclamation: “Welcome to baseball heaven!”

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