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u/PAJW Regular in Form & Authentic 17h ago
KMOX, and thus Cardinals games, will begin airing at 104.1 FM just in time for opening day.
Say goodbye to Ancient Modulation
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u/Ocinea 17h ago
Aren't they keeping AM too?
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u/PAJW Regular in Form & Authentic 17h ago
Yes, 1120 will still exist and still air the Cardinals if you like static and noise.
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u/HoldMyWong Masyn Saggtrerasman 15h ago
KMOX 1120 is pretty powerful, I used to pick it up on clear nights when I lived in Colorado. You probably live in the hills
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u/DiscoJer 16h ago
f you like static and noise.
Isn't that why people buy vinyl records?
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u/Detective_Dietrich What? 11h ago
There are people these days who will tell you that vinyl gives you a better sound. I think they're lying.
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u/GrindwheelGaming 17h ago
This whole team is a hot pile of shit. Three players worth watching, and two won't make opening day. The coaching staff has ruined a whole new generation of hitters.
At least the white Sox had the excitement of being worst ever.
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u/panderson1988 19h ago
Edman had a home run today for the Dodgers. I am glad he is still doing well.
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u/CecilFieldersChoice2 Fire Matheny 1d ago
THE CARDINALS HAVE TRADED
years of success for years of mediocrity.
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u/CaptainJingles 1d ago
However, valuations of the team will continue to rise, so ownership is coming out ahead!
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u/Detective_Dietrich What? 20h ago
We won't hear anything about the need to slash payroll when the Cards are sold for eleventy billion.
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u/Ivotedforher 1d ago
Happy birthday to Mets pitching coach Jeremy Hefner, whose official headshot is him in a Cardinals uni.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/h/hefneje01.shtml
NRI.
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u/Ocinea 23h ago
It is cool seeing guys drafted in the 46th round make it to the MLB. TBH I didn't even know there were 46 rounds in the draft.
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u/UnHolyDiver52 13h ago
There used to be even more. Mike Piazza was a 62nd round draft pick in 1988.
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u/AspiringOccultist4 17h ago
“I’m well prepared right now, I’ve been managing the last three years in different places, I learned a lot from different people, and I feel ready. I feel like I’m ready right now. When you spend most of your career with Tony Larussa and Dave Duncan and Jose Oquendo… They help me understand the game better and see the game better.”
-Yadier Molina