
Chick Hafey’s 1930 Cycle Propels Cardinals Toward NL Pennant
In August 1930, Chick Hafey’s cycle against the Phillies ignited a dominant stretch for the Cardinals, culminating in a pennant run and a Hall of Fame legacy.
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In August 1930, Chick Hafey’s cycle against the Phillies ignited a dominant stretch for the Cardinals, culminating in a pennant run and a Hall of Fame legacy.

The Bulldogs finished second in the Missouri Valley Conference preseason poll, collected a first-place vote, and will open the season at home against Central Arkansas.

Nashville SC captured the Supporters’ Shield with a commanding win over Inter Miami, while Toronto FC snapped a long winless run and Vancouver Whitecaps reclaimed the Cascadia Cup, setting the tone for a tightly contested season.

From a new quarterback under Nick Sheridan to emerging playmakers on both sides of the ball, Michigan State is banking on a handful of standout athletes to overturn a modest outlook and contend for an unexpected breakthrough.

UConn’s men’s soccer team opens the 2026 season ranked No. 24, with goalkeeper Kyle Durham highlighted in preseason accolades and coach Chris Gbandi suspended for the opener, setting the stage for a campaign that could extend the program’s recent NCAA Tournament momentum.

Lindenwood’s women’s soccer squad, bolstered by returning All‑OVC talent and a winning coach, will face Saint Louis University in their first regular‑season meeting, marking a key test for the program as it opens its 2026 campaign.

From Ray Chapman’s fatal injury to Derek Jeter’s historic hit, baseball’s timeline is filled with defining moments that shaped the game.

After a 30‑year stint with the Cardinals, John Mozeliak is now the interim general manager of the Los Angeles Angels, where he plans to overhaul the roster, fire underperforming staff and restore confidence among a fan base hungry for change.

Richmond Raceway will headline the 2027 Cup Series Chase, marking its first postseason appearance since 2021. The move follows a surge in attendance and a broader strategy to reward tracks with consistent fan engagement, while Watkins Glen joins the calendar later in the month.

The standout midfielder’s season statistics and regional honors have secured his place on the prestigious watch list, with the award ceremony set for St. Louis in January.

The Shockers will meet the Wildcats in Lexington for the first regular‑season meeting between the programs, a rematch of a celebrated 2014 NCAA tournament clash.

The Phillies' post‑All-Star break slump deepens as offense sputters, key arms falter and a tough September looms.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup ignited a soccer boom across Missouri, driving economic growth, record youth registrations and a cultural shift that will shape the state’s sporting future.

Sofia Bush, a senior midfielder, and Millie Greer, a senior defender, have been recognized on the MAC Herman Trophy Watch List, highlighting their preseason accolades and the team's upcoming match against Milwaukee.

A narrative journey through baseball's most unforgettable moments, from early 20th‑century ties to recent three‑homer feats.

The St. Louis Blues will host five top Tier 1 girls’ hockey programs at the Centene Community Ice Center from August 14‑16, featuring a round‑robin tournament, enrichment activities and mentorship from PWHL stars.

Three Colonial Athletic Association athletes are recognized on top national watch lists, highlighting their outstanding 2025 performances and setting the stage for upcoming award announcements.

Seton Hill’s record‑breaking Jack Whalen discusses his move to the transfer portal, the emerging fifth‑year rule and the broader impact on college athletes.

The MAC Hermann Trophy’s watch list highlights 28 standout Division I players, and Bucknell’s Drew Roskos has secured a spot after a record‑breaking 2025 campaign.

Missouri’s backfield combines proven veterans with dynamic newcomers, aiming to sustain SEC rushing leadership while paying tribute to the program’s rich rushing heritage.

Daniel Suárez, a NASCAR Cup Series driver from Monterrey, Mexico, spent time in the St. Louis area before the Enjoy Illinois 300 race weekend, meeting local leaders, supporting a Hispanic‑focused grocery store, and highlighting the track’s community focus.

Coach Josh Schertz revealed the full slate of games, featuring 11 contests, six of them at Chaifetz Arena, and matchups against Missouri, Arkansas‑Pine Bluff and others.

The Cincinnati Reds have won four straight games and are just two games below .500 in the NL Central, putting them within four games of the final NL Wild Card spot. A brutal stretch of 25 consecutive games against playoff contenders now looms, testing both their pitching depth and positional health.

NASCAR Cup Series driver Daniel Suárez spent a weekend in St. Louis, meeting community leaders, supporting a Hispanic grocery store, and promoting the upcoming NASCAR Chase weekend.