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100 Things Cardinals Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die Revised and Updated Edition [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 336 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 215x139x22 mm, kaal: 353 g, Illustrations
  • Sari: 100 Things...Fans Should Know
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Apr-2019
  • Kirjastus: Triumph Books
  • ISBN-10: 1629376493
  • ISBN-13: 9781629376493
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 336 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 215x139x22 mm, kaal: 353 g, Illustrations
  • Sari: 100 Things...Fans Should Know
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Apr-2019
  • Kirjastus: Triumph Books
  • ISBN-10: 1629376493
  • ISBN-13: 9781629376493
Teised raamatud teemal:
Most St. Louis Cardinals fans have taken in a game or two at Busch Stadium, have seen highlights of a young Ozzie Smith, and enjoyed Matt Carpenter’s salsa-induced hot streak in 2018. But only real fans have visited “Trinket City,” know the origin of the Redbird logo, or understand the significance of the number 1.12.

In this revised and updated edition of 100 Things Cardinals Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die, author Derrick Goold collects every essential piece of Cardinals knowledge and trivia, as well as must-do activities, and ranks them all from 1 to 100, providing an entertaining, enlightening, and easy-to-follow checklist as you progress on your way to fan superstardom. 

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"This book is a fun catch-all for any Cardinals fan of any age to enjoy. I defy anyone who loves the 'Birds on the Bat' to go chapter to chapter and not smile at the memories that each one evokes. It captures the greatness of the franchise brilliantly." Joe Buck, FOX Sports "In his distinguished career at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch , Derrick has become the foremost authority on the Cardinals. If you care about the Cardinals, you're in for a treat with this book." Tyler Kepner, national baseball writer for the New York Times "Derrick Goold is the best beat writer covering baseball in this era." Buster Olney, ESPN senior writer

Foreword xi
Adam Wainwright
Introduction xiii
Acknowledgments xix
1 Meet Me at Musial
1(3)
2 Red Schoendienst
4(5)
3 Attend Opening Day in St. Louis
9(2)
4 Cy Young and the Birth of the Cardinals
11(3)
5 King Albert
14(5)
6 Stan "the Man" Musial
19(6)
7 Yadier Molina and the Night Shea Went Silent
25(5)
8 Organization Men
30(6)
9 Enos Slaughter
36(3)
10 See the Cardinals' Treasures
39(2)
11 "The Greatest Comeback Team in the History of Baseball"
41(4)
12 The Hidden Championship
45(3)
13 Ozzie Smith
48(4)
14 Ken Boyer
52(2)
15 The Knothole Gang
54(2)
16 As Window Closes, the Core Delivers
56(5)
17 Dizzy Dean
61(3)
18 "It's Gotta Be the Salsa"
64(4)
19 The Origin of the Redbird Logo
68(2)
20 Lou Brock
70(4)
21 The Pioneer Who Covered Center
74(3)
22 Toss a Seat Cushion, Twice
77(2)
23 The Voice of the Cardinals
79(4)
24 "Go Crazy, Folks!"
83(1)
25 Rogers Hornsby
84(4)
26 Old Pete and the "Final Crisis"
88(3)
27 Visit Sportsman's Park
91(3)
28 Visit Robison Field
94(3)
29 The Architect of the Cardinals
97(2)
30 Rickey's Farm System: The Seeds of Championships
99(2)
31 A Dash of Pepper
101(3)
32 Visit Trinket City
104(3)
33 The Gas House Gang
107(3)
34 Deans Ignite Gas House Gang
110(3)
35 Pepper Martin: The Wild Horse of the Osage
113(2)
36 The Mississippi Mudcats
115(3)
37 Joe "Ducky" Medwick
118(4)
38 The "Kidnapping" of Flint Rhem
122(2)
39 Bruce Sutter
124(3)
40 The Little General
127(1)
41 El Lider
128(5)
42 The Daring, Underdog Debut of the Swifties
133(4)
43 Roomies and Rivals at Lindell Towers
137(1)
44 The Streetcar Series
138(3)
45 Bob Gibson
141(4)
46 One Last, Mad Dash
145(6)
47 Gold Standard
151(2)
48 A Rain Check on Musial's Crown
153(2)
49 Meet Butch Yatkeman
155(1)
50 Uncle Charlie
156(5)
51 Wonderful Willie
161(3)
52 Police Action at Sportsman's
164(1)
53 The Owners
165(5)
54 Tom Alston: The Trailblazer
170(2)
55 Frankie Frisch: The "Pilot Light"
172(2)
56 "Hollywood's" Blockbusters in the Clutch
174(5)
57 The Tragedies
179(5)
58 Visit Spring Training
184(3)
59 "Sunny Jim" Bottomley's Brightest Day
187(2)
60 The Keeper of the Cardinal Way
189(3)
61 Stan Musial Society
192(3)
62 Mike Shannon: Native Son and Iconic Voice
195(3)
63 The 50,000-Watt Blowtorch
198(1)
64 "A Commitment to Heart"
199(7)
65 Jaster Zeroes In on the Dodgers
206(2)
66 The All-Star Games
208(5)
67 Putting "Lonborg and Champagne" on Ice
213(4)
68 Gibby's 17-K October
217(4)
69 Too Grand: Tatis' Big Inning
221(2)
70 The Big Mac Attack
223(5)
71 Mini-Mac's Three Big Whacks
228(2)
72 Double Dose of Dean
230(2)
73 Two True Cards
232(4)
74 Bake's Early-Morning Run
236(2)
75 Musial's Accidental 3,000th Hit
238(1)
76 The Great Rivalry and Its Greatest Game
239(4)
77 Visit Double A Springfield Cardinals
243(3)
78 Visit Triple A Memphis Redbirds
246(2)
79 Meet Fredbird
248(4)
80 The White Rat: Whitey Herzog
252(4)
81 Steal Home with Glenn Brummer
256(2)
82 Whiteyball Runs Away with Title
258(3)
83 No-No Doubting Forsch
261(3)
84 Clark Clinches in the Clutch
264(2)
85 The Call
266(3)
86 Laga Has Left the Building
269(4)
87 The Secret Weapon
273(1)
88 The Train Rescue of 1911
274(2)
89 The Big Numbers: Rogers Hornsby's 424
276(1)
98 The Big Numbers: Bob Gibson's 1.12
277(2)
91 The Big Numbers: Steve Carlton's 19
279(3)
92 The Big Numbers: Lou Brock's 118
282(1)
93 Hard-Hittin' Mark Whiten
283(3)
94 One Pitch, Four Steals
286(2)
95 Musial's Dynamic Doubleheader
288(2)
96 La Russa Leaves on Top
290(6)
97 Rick Ankiel's Second Act
296(2)
98 A Stay of Execution
298(2)
99 Farewell to Busch
300(5)
100 Welcome Home
305(6)
Selected Bibliography 311
Derrick Goold is an award-winning reporter and baseball writer who has covered the Cardinals for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch since 2004. He has been a finalist for the Associated Press Sports Editors' top beat writer in any sport multiple times and has won the award twice. A past president of the Baseball Writers' Association of America, he contributes to Baseball America and MLB Network and hosts the Best Podcast in Baseball. He lives in St. Louis with his wife and son.

A three-time All-Star, Adam Wainwright has pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals since 2005. He resides in St. Louis, Missouri.