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Baseball Has Been Invaded by an Army of Screaming, Shirtless Fans

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By Jared Diamond Verified
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After Tarps Off took off, the Cardinals created a ‘high-energy’ section—shirts optional. It’s been full ever since. Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images It was the eighth inning of the St. Louis Cardinals’ game on May 15, and Bryce Bradford decided the Busch Stadium crowd needed a boost. He and his club baseball buddies from Stephen F. Austin State University were in town for a tournament.
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Baseball Has Been Invaded by an Army of Screaming, Shirtless Fans

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St. Louis Cardinals 6 hours ago Moynihan, Janet C. stltoday.com • 6h Janet Carol Moynihan (nee: Binsbacher), 83, passed away on 6/10/26, surrounded by her loving family in St. Louis, MO. A Memorial Visitation will be … Sports 8 hours ago Everyone wants the Blues to trade up, but here's why they shouldn't bleedinblue.com - Justin Bonhard • 8h The St. Louis Blues have been linked to trade-up scenarios, but staying at No. 11 could be the smarter move. Here's why patience may pay off.
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Don Mattingly Was Ready to Retire—Until His Son Helped Bring Him Back to the Majors

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By Jared Diamond Verified
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The Phillies were 9-19 when they promoted Don Mattingly to replace the fired Rob Thomson. Derik Hamilton/Associated Press PHILADELPHIA—Don Mattingly hasn’t spent many Father’s Days with his children. He’s always been too busy with work. That’s the price of a lifetime in professional baseball, where the third Sunday in June is just another day at the office. But this year will be different—and completely unprecedented.
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