On this date in 1966, the Cardinals traded pitcher Ray Sadecki to the Giants for first baseman Orlando Cepeda. Cepeda went on to win the NL MVP and play a key role in the Cardinals' '67 World Series title and '68 pennant:
On this date in 1967, Roger Maris hit his first Cardinals home run. Take a look back at the game, which included Steve Carlton on the mound and a two-run triple from Tim McCarver:
On this date in 1934, Paul Dean, Dizzy Dean's younger brother, turned around his rookie season with the help of manager Frankie Frisch. The 21-year-old Paul went on to win 19 games in the regular season, helping the Cardinals win the NL pennant and the World Series championship. Click below for the full story:
Friday will mark 31 years since Ozzie Smith joined the 2,000-hit club. After the game, he spoke about how much the milestone meant to him due to the work he put into making himself a good hitter: