Creative Catering in Olney

08/21/2025

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Herrera drives in three runs and McGreevy tosses six solid frames as take series

Pallante gets the start tomorrow at 5:40 PM

08/14/2025

Tony La Russa spotlight:
For 16 seasons, Tony La Russa wasn’t just the manager of the St. Louis Cardinals — he was the architect of an era.

He didn’t raise his voice often, and he didn’t chase the spotlight.
But he had a stare that could stop you in your tracks — and a baseball mind that always seemed three moves ahead.

To fans, he was a master of matchups.
To opponents, he was a nightmare to prepare for.
And to his players, he was the steady hand in the chaos of October.

La Russa took over the Cardinals in 1996, and everything changed.
The expectations, the culture, and the way late-inning strategy was viewed across the league.

He didn’t just manage a bullpen — he orchestrated it like a symphony.

Lefty specialists, double-switches, defensive shifts before they were trendy.
He made chess out of baseball.
And when the postseason lights came on, La Russa was usually the one outmaneuvering the other dugout.

Two World Series titles.
Three National League pennants.
Countless moments that will live forever in Cardinals history.

And maybe none bigger than 2011 — his final season.
A team that barely squeaked into the playoffs…
Down to their last strike — twice — in the World Series…
And still, he guided them all the way to a championship.
Then walked off into the sunset. On top.

He gave Cardinals fans stability, excellence, and a front-row seat to some of the smartest baseball we’ve ever seen.

Forever strategic.
Forever respected.
Forever a Cardinal.

08/11/2025

08/11/2025

Elvis made Graceland his home when he moved on June 26, 1957, after purchasing the estate in March earlier that year.