Baseball

To say Mother Nature has not been nice to us this winter is an understatement. It is long past time to see some signs of spring and one of those signs will come on Sunday when baseball returns to radio.

Two area referees will be working the Illinois High School Athletic Association's Class 1A and 2A Girls State Basketball Tournament.

With Winter Weather Advisories seemingly daily around here lately, there is no better time than now to let you know that Major League Baseball Pitchers & Catchers are reporting to Spring Training today.

After a long and cold winter, the first signs of summer are officially upon us: pitchers and catchers are reporting to Spring Training.

Yet another wonderful Exchange Club “Hot Stove” meeting was conducted Friday with Rick Hummel, the Baseball Hall of Fame Writer of the St. Louis Post Dispatch

The excitement of the new baseball season is always on high this time of year, but when I saw the theme nights that the St. Louis Cardinals have planned for 2019 my excitement grew even more.

The St. Louis Cardinals are making moves on the field, but they could use a bit of help in the stands as well in 2019. Here's how you can see every home game and make some money too.

For eager Redbird baseball fans in our area, the Cardinals Caravan is our first annual taste of Major League Baseball. A few weeks back we broke the news that the Caravan would be coming to Quincy yet again, and we finally know who’ll be on it!

For baseball fans and memorabilia collectors in and around the Quincy area, the Quincy Mall’s annual Baseball Card Show is a must-see every January. Now in its 31st year, the show is welcoming two fan favorites from past eras of Cardinals baseball.

The Cardinals Caravan is returning to Quincy on Monday, January 21 at Quincy University’s Pepsi Arena.