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Lee Broughton is one of the leading charges in the campaign to deliver a unified narrative about the St. Louis region as a whole. His career in communications and ties to Enterprise Holdings give him a solid platform to represent what is dubbed STLMade- an effort to accelerate economic development in our region.

STLMade is a movement which recognizes that St. Louis is experiencing a renaissance and believes it’s high time we told our story. The movement exists to shine a light on the amazing things our innovative, tenacious, big-hearted people are doing to move the St. Louis region forward. The goal over time is to help improve perceptions about our region among our residents, and create internal advocates among our citizenry that will help attract new talent and investment to the area.

TheSTL.com is the digital hub of the movement and showcases stories about what’s working well, what St. Louis has to offer, and how people, businesses and institutions are affecting change in order to create more opportunities for all.

 

Tony talks about his experience with passionate fans all over baseball. He tells us about Cardinals fans' patience compared to the other cities he's experienced. With Fenway Park being filled with nostalgia, how does he reflect on past successes there? How did the 2004 World Series loss affect him? He says the sweep stung. He says, although he tips his cap to the Red Sox, with 105 wins that year he expected more. How did he meet Bruce Hornsby? What does he think about pitching to Yelich? We get to listener questions too. Listen here for more from TLR.

We talk about the debut of Ryan Helsley in a somewhat ugly game for the Cardinals. We also get into discussion around Giovanny Gallegos, Tommy Edman, Nolan Gorman and more. What’s the status on Alex Reyes, too? Listen here:

We talk about the Mexico trip with Derrick today. He saw a lot behind the scenes. Baseball wants to make Mexico a regular part of the season- we hear more that from him. Unfortunately, we discuss the show Yelich put on against the Cardinals last night too. What should the Cardinals do against him?

Is Monterrey, Mexico an expansion city for baseball? How did the players feel about the trip to another country? What is the latest on Carlos Martinez? Carpenter's extension is a done deal. Ozuna is hot. What does Mo have to say about it all? Listen here.

A major day is coming up once again around Major League Baseball.  It will be Jackie Robinson Day in the game.  Cardinals Care, On The Run, AB, and Wallis Companies have teamed up to help raise money for the Jackie Robinson Foundation.  Lynn Wallis spearheads this effort and it's an effort that benefits many children to enhance their life.  Stop by "On The Run" and help make difference as well.  Enjoy the visit!

Every year, the fans have a chance to decide who will be a part of the Cardinals Hall Of Fame.  Brian Finch, manager of tours and museum operations, helps put on this great event for the Cardinals.  It's a celebration of the greatest players that have worn the St. Louis uniform.  The voting is nearly completed.  In this podcast, we discuss how the voting is done and what players have a chance to be a part of this elite group.

From Monterrey, Mexico, We talk to Ben Fred, who is in Winnipeg with the Blues, about the city's "white out" and the big Blues win. We talk about Patrick Maroon, who dedicated the game the other night to his grandfather after just losing him. Ben Fred tells us about Jordan Binnington's response to the tweets a reporter surfaced last week. We also talk Cardinals sweep against LA.

Welcome in to episode one of Tony Talk with Tony La Russa and Martin Kilcoyne. Each week we'll talk with Tony about all sorts of topics- his famous friends, baseball stories, whether he has a sense of humor or not, post-game interviews and more. Today we talk about Bill Belichick, Albert Pujols' departure Redbird Roulette and more.

Derrick Goold talks about the scrappy win for the Cardinals last night. How did Mikolas look in Derrick's opinion? John Gant was impressive again in a spot where Andrew Miller could have pitched. What will tonight look like in regards to pitchers? More here: