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The Fan Guide below is applicable ONLY to Cardinals games at Busch Stadium
This Fan Guide is designed to assist our fans by presenting information about St. Louis Cardinals/Busch Stadium offerings and accommodations. The information is presented in alphabetical order for your ease of use. Enjoy the season!
Accessible Seating
Accessible seating is readily available on all levels and in all price categories of Busch Stadium. To purchase tickets for accessible seating, go to cardinals.com, call (314) 345-9000 and a Ticket Sales Representative will be available to help you. Tickets may also be exchanged prior to a game date or on the day of a game at the Busch Stadium Ticket Windows located on 8th Street near Gate 3. For more information, please visit cardinals.com/accessible. All ticket exchanges are subject to availability.
Alcoholic Beverage Service
The Cardinals and SportService encourage all guests who consume alcohol to do so in a safe and responsible manner. Alcohol is strictly prohibited from being carried into Busch Stadium.
Announcements and Paging
Messages explaining policies and procedures will be made periodically throughout the stadium. Paging over the stadium public address system is for medical emergencies and is available by contacting Guest Relations.
Autograph Requests
Cardinals players may sign autographs before each game when time permits; however, we cannot guarantee autograph opportunities will be available every game. Autograph sessions for fans may be scheduled throughout the year. The Cardinals cannot fulfill requests for autographs on balls hit into the stands.
Automatic Teller Machines (ATM)
Bank of America Automatic Teller Machines are located throughout Busch Stadium.
Level 1 (Main Concourse)
Level 3
Level 4
Guests may use their MasterCard, VISA or bank cards to obtain cash.
Automotive Assistance
The AAA Automobile Club of Missouri is available during and after each baseball game to assist guests with car trouble. They are located on the west side of the Stadium, across from the West Garage. (314) 523-7350 or (800) 222-7623.
Baby Changing Table Stations
Baby changing tables are available in most Busch Stadium restrooms.
Guests may bring in bags that do not exceed 16" x 16" x 8". Backpacks are prohibited. All persons entering the stadium and their possessions are subject to inspection and security screening.
Ballpark Village
Ballpark Village is a first-of-its-kind sports anchored entertainment district. Located just across Clark Street from Busch Stadium, Ballpark Village provides many options for dining, drinks and entertainment, including a 40 foot TV in the Fox Sports Live! area and live music.
More information is available online at stlballparkvillage.com
Cardinals Nation (#CardsNation)
Cardinals Nation, a 30,000 square foot venue at Ballpark Village, is the official headquarters for Cardinals guest to stay connected to the team year-round. It is comprised of four key elements:
Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum
The Cardinals Museum boasts one of the largest team-specific collections of artifacts and memorabilia in the world and its seven galleries take you on a chronological journey through the rich history of the club.
10:00am - 6:00pm
(Museum stays open through 7th inning on game nights)
Museum Tickets
Adult: $12
Senior/Military: $10
Child: $8 (children 3 and under receive free admission)
- Admission is free for ticketholders in the AT&T Rooftop and Cardinals Nation ticketed areas during home games.
For more information go to cardinals.com/museum.
Cardinals Nation Restaurant and Bar
Enjoy world championship service and catch all the action on over 50 flat-screen TVs, dine on one of our three patio decks or grab a seat at one of the four full-service bars. This two-story restaurant space is filled with Cardinals history and memories. Bringing an old school vibe to a contemporary dining experience, the Cardinals Nation Restaurant and Bar is great for family, friends and guests of all ages.
In-Season Hours
Open daily from 11:00am to midnight or until 1 hour after the game ends on game nights.
Off-Season Hours
Monday - Thursday 11:00am - 10:00pm
Friday - Saturday 11:00am - midnight
Sunday 10:00am - 10:00pm
Sunday Brunch 10:00am - 2:00pm
For more information, go to cardinalsnation.com Online reservations are not available on home game days. For general reservations or group bookings on home game days, please call 314-345-9880.
Banners may be displayed as long as they do not hinder or interfere with a ball in play or distract or interfere with the view of another guest. Banners may not be displayed in fair territory, be obscene or in poor taste, attract abuse or cause a disturbance among other guests. They should be baseball-oriented and not commercial in nature, unless the Cardinals and Stadium management have granted permission. Also, banners may not be paraded around the Stadium or hung over the field boxes on the field level.
Box Office Hours
Off-Season Hours
Mon-Fri: 10am-4pm (until February 23rd)
Sat-Sun: Closed
In-Season Hours
Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm (beginning February 24th)
Sat-Sun: Closed
For all Home Games, the Box Office will open at 9am and close 2 hours after scheduled game time.
*Hours are subject to change
Brick Pavers
For questions regarding placement of bricks, please call Sheila Pinsker at (314) 345-9548 or visit Guest Relations Level 1.
Greatest Moment Pavers:
Numbers 1-30 are located between Gates 2 and Gate 3
Numbers 31-46 are located between Gate 3 and the Team Store
Numbers 47-70 are located between Ford Plaza and Gate 6
Numbers 71-100 are located between Gate 6 and Gate 1
Numbers 101-103 are located just past Gate 1
Build-A-Bear is located in Ford Plaza!
Busch Stadium Facts
Busch Stadium Square footage - 1,270,000 square feet
Acreage - 28 acres (including the Ballpark Village site)
Total Capacity - 45,052
Cameras/Video Equipment
Both still and video cameras for personal use are allowed in Busch Stadium provided that they do not interfere with the game or obstruct another guest's view. Tripods and monopods are prohibited to non-credentialed guests. Per MLB restrictions, recording of any field activity is strictly prohibited. The team name, logos and player likenesses are copyrighted material, none of which may be published without prior written consent of the Cardinals, MLB and other applicable third party rights holders. Persons deemed to be violating these rules may be escorted from the ballpark. The Cardinals reserve the right to ask guests to put cameras and video equipment away.
Cardinals Authentics Exclusive Memorabilia Shop
Cardinals Authentics specializes in official, game-used, limited-editions and autographed collectibles and memorabilia direct from the club. The shop is located inside Busch Stadium in the Ford Plaza just north of Gate 6 and climate controlled for a comfortable shopping experience. It is only open to ticketed guests from the concourse during home games from the time the gates open until 30 minutes after the game ends. Otherwise guests can visit our second location on the first floor of Cardinals Nation in Ballpark Village. This shop is open 7 days a week, 10:00am - 6:00pm during the off season and 10:00am - 8:00pm throughout the season. It is open during all games and open 1 hour after the game ends. Customers may also visit cardinalsauthentics.com to shop Cardinals Authentics online anytime, all year long. Information is available or orders can be taken year-round by calling 314-345-9851 during normal business hours.
Cardinals Dollars
Cardinals Dollars may be used at all Busch Stadium concession stands, with vendors, at the Official Cardinals Team Store, Family Pavilion, Cardinals Authentics and also for Cardinals tickets. Cardinals Dollars are sold in $5 increments and are available online at cardinals.com, at the Busch Stadium ticket windows and by phone at (314)345-9000.
Cardinals Nation
See Ballpark Village for more information.
Cards Cash
The "Cards Cash" program allows guests to add a dollar value to game tickets and is redeemable at any concession or retail location in the Ballpark. This value is stored in the barcode of the tickets and is valid only at the game for which it was purchased.
Cards Cash can be added to individual game tickets or to group ticket packages. It may also be included in some season tickets as well as "ticket packs". In addition, there will be special promotions wherein specific ticket locations or even entire sections may be rewarded with Cards Cash on their tickets.
Guests who have questions about the program should be directed to the Inside Advanced Ticket Windows.
Cellular Phones
Guests are welcome to use cell phones in Busch Stadium provided their use does not disturb other guests.
Chewing Tobacco
Chewing tobacco is not permitted in Busch Stadium.
Community Relations/Cardinals Care
The St. Louis Cardinals and the team's community foundation, Cardinals Care, are dedicated to caring for kids. This mission statement is achieved through a variety of programs backed by our players, coaches, staff, volunteers, sponsors, and fans, allowing for grants to support non-profit groups in the St. Louis community. Cardinals Care has distributed more than $16 million to area youth organizations since its inception in 1997 and strives to improve the lives of more children every year. Visit cardinals.com/community for more information.
In-stadium silent auctions benefitting Cardinals Care are held on every Tuesday and Friday night home game. Auctions close at the first pitch, bottom of the 7th inning. You must be present to claim your item. Locations include the Main Concourse at Gate 3 and Section 134/135, Redbird Club, Cardinals Club and the Terrace Level.
Costume Policy
Costumes of any kind that cover the head/face, including face paint, are strictly prohibited from entering the ballpark. All other costumes are subject to inspection upon entry or at any time over the course of a game/event at the discretion of stadium personnel.
Designated Driver Program
The Cardinals, Anheuser-Busch, SportService, and T.E.A.M. Coalition have teamed up to implement the Budweiser Good Sport Designated Driver Program. Guests may sign up at kiosks next to Guest Relations on Level 1 or Level 4 to be a designated driver for the game and receive a free key chain (for the first 40 guests only) and a free soda or O'Doul's. Designated Drivers may also be eligible for prizes and recognition on the message board. You must be 21 years or older and have a valid driver's license to participate. The cutoff time to sign up is the middle of the 1st inning.
Disabled Seating
Please see Accessible Seating for more information.
The Cardinals are happy to help non-profit groups and their fundraising efforts through donations whenever possible. Due to the high volume of requests received each week, we ask that you follow our guidelines and provide us with, at minimum, 8 weeks advanced notice.
Guidelines and Procedures:
1. Organizations must complete a Cardinals Donation Request Form ONLINE at cardinals.com/donations to be considered for a donation.
2. Mailed/Phoned/E-mailed/Faxed requests will NOT be accepted.
3. Requests must be received eight (8) weeks prior to your event. We cannot fulfill requests without proper advanced notification.
4. Organizations are limited to one (1) request per twelve month period. Please do not send duplicate requests.
5. Due to overwhelming demands, we have to limit our donations to organizations within the following states; MO, OK, KS, IA, IL, KY, TN, AR, IN, MS.
PLEASE NOTE: A submitted request does not guarantee a donation. No phone calls please.
Other Pertinent Information:
1. Approved requests will receive one (1) voucher for two (2) tickets to a Cardinals game.
2. All denied requests will receive notification via e-mail.
3. We are unable to place or answer follow-up calls regarding donation requests.
4. Donations may only be made to non-profit, charitable 501 (c) (3) organizations.
5. We are unable to donate to for-profit companies -- including employee appreciation days/holiday events.
6. We are unable to make monetary donations, purchase program ads, or buy sponsor tables at events. If you are interested in monetary support please contact Cardinals Care about a grant application.
Electronic Cigarettes
Electronic cigarette use is prohibited inside Busch Stadium. Guests will need to exit Busch Stadium to use electronic cigarettes. See "Exit/Re-Entry".
For the convenience of our guests, elevators and escalators are located throughout Busch Stadium. Please refer to our directional signage for specific locations. Fans with disabilities are given priority for elevator use.
Escorts/Fan Assistance
Transportation may be provided to guests who require assistance. Transport carts or wheelchairs will pick up guests at stadium entrances and escort them to and from their seats. Assistance will be given as carts become available. No transport carts are allowed outside of Busch Stadium.
Once guests have had their tickets scanned and have entered Busch Stadium, they must proceed to a re-entry gate if they want to exit and re-enter. Gate 4 is the designated re-entry gate. This gate is used for re-entry at all times. Guests may freely pass through Gate 4 into the controlled, fenced area on Clark Street and back into Busch Stadium as they wish. Guests may exit and re-enter at Gates 1 and 2 until the scheduled first pitch time.
Guests must have their hand stamped as they exit at a re-entry gate or if they exit the controlled area on Clark Street. Both a hand stamp and a ticket for the game are required for re-entry at a re-entry gate.
Family Pavilion
The Family Pavilion is located on Level 1 between Gates 5 and 6, on the northeast corner of Busch Stadium. The Family Pavilion presents a variety of interactive games and activities for the whole family.
The Family Pavilion is open 1 1/2 hours prior to each game and continues until the end of the game. All guests with a day-of-game ticket are admitted to this area free of charge; however, there is a fee to participate in some of the games and activities.
The following are some of the activities that are featured in the Family Pavilion:
Family Restrooms
Family restrooms provide private areas for guests with children and offer baby changing tables and a room for nursing mothers. These restrooms are also available for use by disabled guests.
Fan Appreciation Package
The Cardinals partner with a door-to-door marketing sales team to sell a coupon-style booklet of special offers called the Fan Appreciation Package. To purchase a Cardinals Fan Appreciation Package, please call 866-521-4714. The Cardinals do not sell the Fan Appreciation Package directly and it is not available for purchase at Busch Stadium. For details on how to use your Fan Appreciation Package, please visit cardinals.com/fanapp
Firearms or weapons of any kind are not permitted in Busch Stadium.
First Game Certificate
•Guests may print first game certificates at home by visiting cardinals.com/firstgame
First Aid
The First Aid Stations in Busch Stadium are located on Level 1 behind Section 147 and on Level 4 in Section 351. The First Aid stations are a service to guests and employees who are in need of medical assistance. No medications or treatments can be dispensed outside of the First Aid stations. Also, minors (those under the age of 18) must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to receive treatment. Vending machines dispensing trial size items for minor first aid needs are located outside of both First Aid locations.
First Pitch Tickets (KMOX 1120)
At 9:00am on the day of each regular season home game, fans may purchase a voucher good for two tickets for just $11.20. Vouchers may be purchased at the 8th Street Ticket Windows located just north of Gate 3 until 2 hours before scheduled game time. Fans redeem their vouchers at Gate 1 for actual tickets 15 minutes prior to game time. Tickets may be anywhere in the stadium, from Infield Field Box to Standing Room. There is a total of 275 vouchers (550 tickets) available for each regular season home game.
Guests may bring their own food & drinks into Busch Stadium for all games. Most food items are permitted, but guests should consider our bag policy when deciding what food to bring. Alcohol, bottles, cans, thermoses, hard-sided coolers, ice packs, and cups/mugs are not permitted. Non-alcoholic beverages including water and soda in factory sealed clear plastic containers no larger than 2 liters are allowed. Food & beverages from the outside will not be permitted in the Cardinals Club, Luxury Suites, Party Suites or any of our other All Inclusive Areas.
Foul Balls/Home Runs
Guests are welcome to keep any foul ball or home run ball hit into the stands. At no time should a foul ball or home run ball be thrown back on the field. Any guest interfering with a ball in play is subject to ejection. The Cardinals are not able to accommodate requests for player autographs on home run or foul balls. Guests should stay alert at all times for bats and balls leaving the playing field. If a fan catches a ball on the fly, they are awarded with a foul ball contract. Please fill out an incident report with the fan's name, address and date if this happens.
Gate Times
Busch Stadium gates open 1 ½ hours before game time Monday - Thursday and 2 hours before game time Friday - Sunday
*Times are subject to change
Gift Cards
Cardinals Gift Cards are available for purchase at cardinals.com/giftcards as well as the Team Store and Cardinals Nation. Gift Cards can be purchased in amounts of $25, $50, $100 and $250 and can be redeemed at any concession stand, team store, ticket window, Cardinals Nation Restaurant and Museum or for tickets at cardinals.com/tickets. E-Gift Cards are also available for purchase online and can be ordered with value between $25 - $2,500. E-Gift cards are printed by the recipient on their own printer and feature a barcode that can be used at the same sales channels as the physical gift cards.
Ground Rules for Fans
The St. Louis Cardinals are committed to creating a safe, clean, fun, family-friendly ballpark experience. Our staff has been trained to proactively intervene where necessary to help ensure a family environment.
The St. Louis Cardinals appreciate that all guests observe our Ground Rules for Fans while attending ball games at Busch Stadium. Working together with our fans to provide a positive experience is our goal. Please contact the nearest usher if for any reason another guest is interfering with your enjoyment of the game.
Guests who choose not to adhere to these Ground Rules may be in violation of stadium/city ordinances and are subject to intervention, which may lead to ejection and/or arrest.
Group Sales and Group Outings
One of the best ways to enjoy a game at Busch Stadium is with a group of friends, family, or co-workers. For specific party facility information other group outings, visit cardinals.com/groups or call (314) 345-9000 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Guest Relations
The Guest Relations Centers are located on Level 1, Section 148 behind homeplate and Level 4 behind section 340 and are staffed by specially trained ushers. Guests may obtain information about Busch Stadium events, promotions, directions to areas both inside and outside of the Stadium; locations of various concession and souvenir stands; and answers to other questions as well. Guest Relations are also the location for lost children, people separated from their groups, and lost and found articles. Hearing impaired guests may use a TDD (Telecommunication Device for the Deaf) at this location.
In addition, guests may register any complaints at the Guest Relations Centers and receive immediate attention.
Hall of Fame
The St. Louis Cardinals and Edward Jones have teamed up to honor the greatest Cardinals players in the club's history. The Cardinals Hall of Fame presented by Edward Jones resides on the second level of Cardinals Nation just outside the Cardinals Museum and features the plaques of each inductee. This gallery is free to explore and is available to see when the Cardinals Nation Restaurant and Bar is open.
Inspection Policy
In conjunction with a league-wide policy established by Major League Baseball, the St. Louis Cardinals will inspect all items entering Busch Stadium.
In Stadium Photos
Special event photos are only available on non-game days. Guests may contact Special Events for more details by calling (314) 345-9630. Information is also available online at buschstadiumevents.com.
Kids Clinics
St. Louis Cardinals Alumni Kids Clinics are a great way for kids (ages 7-13) to learn the fundamentals of baseball the Cardinals way. Each clinic is taught by former Cardinals players and coaches. These half-day clinics are held throughout St. Louis' surrounding areas and run from June - August. For more information, visit cardinals.com/clinics or call (314) 345-9500.
Kids' Crew Club
The Cardinals Official Fan Club for children up to 13 years old is our Cardinals Kids Club and for 14 to 19 years old it's our Varsity Club. Each year, members receive several different promotional items, ticket vouchers and invitations to members only events. Guests interested in joining may visit the Kids and Varsity Club locations in the Family Pavilion or Riverview Corner during any home game to purchase a membership and get their membership package. They can also order online at cardinals.com/kidsclub or .com/varsityclub.
KMOX 1120 First Pitch Tickets
At 9:00am on the day of each regular season home game, fans may purchase a voucher good for two tickets for just $11.20. Vouchers may be purchased at the 8th Street Ticket Windows located just north of Gate 3. Fans redeem their vouchers at Gate 1 for actual tickets 15 minutes prior to game time. Tickets may be anywhere in the stadium, from Infield Field Box to Standing Room. There is a total of 275 vouchers (550 tickets) available for each regular season home game.
Laser Light/Pointers
Laser lights are not only distracting, they may also interfere with the game, as well as be harmful to the eyes if used improperly. Therefore, laser lights are not permitted in Busch Stadium. Any such devices will be confiscated and the person may face ejection from the game.
Lost and Found
Found articles may be turned in at either of our Guest Relations locations. Items will be entered into our Lost and Found system and held for 30 days. Items not claimed after 30 days will be donated to charity. Guests needing assistance in retrieving Lost and Found items during non-game hours may call (314) 345-9882 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lost Children/Adults
Please take all lost children/adults to Guest Relations. Guests should report any missing person at our Guest Relations Centers. Guest Relations staff will work closely with all game personnel to help locate the missing individual(s).
Marriage Proposals
Proposals are only available on non-game days. Guests may contact Special Events for more details at firstname.lastname@example.com or (314) 345-9630.
Metal Detectors
As security threats continue to evolve and grow, so does the need for security solutions. As a result, the Cardinals and Major League Baseball have implemented the use of walk through metal detectors at all entrances to Busch Stadium to ensure the safety of all guests. As part of the process, guests will have to remove cell phones, cameras and other large metal objects before passing through the detectors. Guests in wheelchairs and those with medical devices that may set off the detector are subject to alternative screening methods. Guests will still be required to have their bags inspected prior to entering the stadium.
Metrolink normally runs until midnight. If the Cardinals game goes past midnight, Metrolink will continue running until the downtown platform is cleared. For Metrolink and Bus schedules call (314) 231-2345.
Military Tickets
The Cardinals are proud to offer one complimentary ticket to active, reserve and retired U.S. Military personnel who show a Valid ID at the Clark Street Box Office beginning 1 hour before game time until 30 mins after scheduled game time. Tickets will be distributed at the 8th Street Box Office from 30 mins after scheduled game time until the conclusion of the 5th inning. Tickets are based on availability. Blackout dates may apply.
Noisemaker Policy
Busch Stadium policy states that all artificial noisemakers are strictly prohibited from entering the ballpark. Items may be confiscated and disposed of by stadium personnel. Items include, but are not limited to the following:cowbells, airhorns, and Thunderstix.
Nursing Mothers
A mother may nurse her child in any public location where she is otherwise authorized to be. If the mother requests private accommodations the mother and child should be escorted to the nursing suite in Family Pavilion or one of our family rooms at Section 161 or 348.
Official Cardinals Team Store - (800) 421-3263
Located at the corner of 8th and Clark St. between Gate 3 and Gate 4, The Official Cardinals Team Store features the areas best selection of premium Cardinals merchandise.
The hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week.
On game days, the Official Cardinals Team Store will remain open to the public. The concourse doors will be for re-entry only to ticketed guests. The Team Store will close approximately 1 hour after the game.
Official Cardinals Team Store Satellite Locations
The Official Cardinals Team Store Satellite Locations are open during all stadium events.
If you are entering the ballpark through Gate 2, 3, or 4, the best place to park is on or near 8th Street. If entering through Gates 1, 5 or 6, the best place is on or near Broadway.
Permitted Items
-Bags - 16" x 16" x 8" or smaller - clear plastic carry bags are recommended
-Banners/Signs - must comply with stadium guidelines. See Banners/Signs in A-Z Guide on page 7
-Baseball bats - for autograph purposes only
-Cameras and video cameras that are not commercial in nature
-Diaper bags
-Fanny packs
-Food items
-Purses - small, clutch style are encouraged
-Seat cushions
-Soft sided coolers with no liners
-Strollers that fold to fit under seats
-Umbrellas may be used during inclement weather
-Water/soda in clear plastic, factory sealed bottles, 2 liters or less
Exceptions may be made to the above list and are at the discretion of Busch Stadium Management and Event Staff Personnel.
Postponed Games
The right to delay the start of a game rests with the home club. Once both team managers meet with the home plate umpire and exchange line-up cards, the right to determine whether the game shall be interrupted or terminated is at the discretion of the Umpire-in-Chief. Per the Official Playing Rules, the Umpire-in-Chief shall have sole and unquestioned authority to determine whether and when play shall be halted during a game, when play shall be resumed, and whether and when a game shall be terminated because of bad weather or unsafe playing conditions.
Prohibited Items
Prohibited items include but are not limited to the following items:
-Aerosol cans
-Alcoholic beverages and non-alcoholic beer
-Aluminum containers, glass bottles/items, metal cans, thermoses, and all outside cups and mugs
-Animals (with the exception of trained service animals for guests with disabilities)
-Bags larger than 16" x 16" x 8". Exceptions for diaper bags and other bags used for medical reasons may be granted
-Balloons, beach balls and other inflatables
-Chairs, stools, including bleacher seats with backs
-Commercial camera equipment, including video cameras, tripods and monopods
-Face paint, masks, and any other costume that covers the head/face
-Firearms/unopened knives larger than 4 inches/weapons of any kind
-Flag poles, PVC pipe and other poles
-Hard sided and Styrofoam coolers/hard plastic inserts for soft sided coolers
-Hover boards/skate boards/roller skates, roller blades
-Ice packs
-Illegal substances
-Laser pointers/lights
-Noisemakers of any kind, including, but not limited to air horns, cowbells, and Thunderstix
-Obscene, offensive, or indecent clothing
-Stun guns/tasers
-Wrapped packages
Promotional Items
A limited number of premium giveaway items will be issued for certain games to fans who meet specific promotion requirements. Each fan must have a game day ticket and pass through a turnstile to receive the item. Possession of a ticket does not guarantee receipt of a giveaway item. For a complete listing of Cardinals promotion items, visit cardinals.com/promotions
The Cardinals' award-winning publications are available from vendors located at each gate, from the time gates open until approximately one-half hour after the first pitch. Thereafter, they can be purchased at the ballpark at various souvenir stands and the Team Store, by calling 314-345-9000 or online at cardinals.com/publications.
Radios and Personal Televisions
Guests are allowed to have radios and personal televisions, as long as they do not interfere with other guests' enjoyment of the event.
Rainout Policy
If a game is postponed due to weather or other reasons, it will be rescheduled for a future date as either a split doubleheader or on an open date. Tickets are not subject to refunds or exchanges. Guests should retain their original tickets for use with the official policy that the Cardinals will announce at the time the game is postponed. Guests may also visit cardinals.com for up-to-date game reschedule information
Redbird Nation Fan Club
Pledge your allegiance to Redbird Nation, the official online fan club of the St. Louis Cardinals. Memberships are just $19.95 and include two tickets to a 2015 game (redeemable via e-voucher), a subscription to 2015 MLB.com Gameday Audio, special ticket discounts, exclusive message boards and wallpapers, plus more! For more information or to purchase a membership, please visit cardinals.com/redbirdnation.
Restrooms are conveniently located throughout Busch Stadium. All restrooms are ADA accessible and are equipped with baby changing stations. The stadium is also equipped with Family Restrooms, which are restricted to families only.
Scoreboard Messages
Fans may enter birthday and military messages for free at cardinals.com/birthdays. Messages are due 48 hours before the game requested. Messages for Saturday and Sunday games must be posted by noon on Thursday. The Cardinals no longer offer a paying service for messages regarding anniversaries or special events - we only offer free birthday messages on the ribbon board.
Services Animals
Certified service animals and service animals in training for guest with disabilities are welcome at Busch Stadium. All service animals must be wearing their identifying collar, vest or harness at all times. Stadium management reserves the right to ask for documentation for the service animal.
Tobacco and electronic cigarette use is prohibited inside Busch Stadium.
Guests who want to exit Busch Stadium to smoke may pass freely onto Clark Street and back into the stadium via the designated exit at Gate 4, as long as they do not leave the controlled, fenced area on Clark Street. Guests who leave the controlled area on Clark Street will need to have their hand stamped as they exit the area, and will need to present the hand stamp and a ticket for the game to re-enter the controlled area and Busch Stadium.
Social Media
Fans can follow the team on a variety of social media sites including Facebook (facebook.com/Cardinals), Twitter (@Cardinals), Instagram (Cardinals), Pinterest (pinterest.com/CardinalsMLB) and more. For a complete listing of sites, mobile applications and player accounts, visit cardinals.com/connect.
Guests shall not solicit or distribute literature on stadium property without consent from the St. Louis Cardinals.
This includes, but is not limited to political literature, pamphlets, tickets (raffle or otherwise); memberships in outside organizations, clubs, societies, etc.; fund-raising activities for groups or organizations, gifts, parties, etc.; and sale of cosmetics, household goods, food or other products.
Spectators on the Playing Field
Spectators are not permitted on any part of the playing field. Spectators are also not permitted to throw anything onto the field. This is a St. Louis City Ordinance. Persons who violate this ordinance will be arrested and prosecuted.
SportService, Busch Stadium's concessionaire since 1966, is proud of its accomplishments and its leadership position among concessionaires. For over eighty-five years, SportService has been serving Major League stadiums with concessions. In addition, SportService operates fine dining and catering throughout Busch Stadium. SportService is also responsible for all retail operations both inside and outside of Busch Stadium.
Stadium Music
For questions regarding stadium music (walk-out songs, organ songs, etc.) please visit cardinals.com/music.
Stadium Tours
Busch Stadium Tours depart daily from Gate 3 of Busch Stadium and are offered year-round to provide a unique look at the home of the Cardinals. Take in the view from the Radio Broadcast Booth, see the World Series trophies in the Champions Club and imagine yourself as a big leaguer in the Cardinals Dugout* Tours are a great experience for families and friends and even include a discount in the Official Cardinals Team Store with your tour ticket.
*The tour route and schedule are subject to change without notice.
For more info on tour prices and times, click here or call 314-345-9565.
Guests with strollers are welcome in Busch Stadium; however, the use of strollers should not interfere with other guests or block entryways or aisles. Strollers should be stored under the guest's seat or may be checked at Guest Relations.
The Cardinals have partnered with StubHub to create the Official Fan to Fan Ticket Marketplace of the Cardinals.
Some StubHub facts:
Taxi Cab Stands
There are two taxi cab stands located at Busch Stadium, one is on the far east side on Broadway just south of Spruce and the other is on the west side next to the Westin Hotel on Spruce between 8th and 9th Street.
Team Travel
The front office is unable to disclose any information regarding the St. Louis Cardinals hotels or travel.
T.E.A.M. (Techniques for Effective Alcohol Management)
T.E.A.M. is the name of a group formed in 1985 to encourage public facility owners and managers to promote alcohol awareness in their facilities. Major League Baseball joined T.E.A.M. in 1986. The goals of the T.E.A.M. Program are to:
*SportService does not sell or serve any guest who appears intoxicated.
By texting "STLCARDS", and issue, and location in Busch Stadium, guests can instantly and discreetly alert stadium personnel to issues via text message. Within seconds, the message is received and stadium personnel can quickly respond or monitor the issue.
Ticket Resolution Windows
Guest Relations should not be confused with the Ticket Resolution Windows. The Ticket Resolution Windows are located behind Section 161 and handle all ticket problems and issues for that particular game.
Ticket Information
Guests may purchase tickets to upcoming Cardinals home games by clicking the "Buy Tickets" link below or calling the Ticket Sales Hotline at (314) 345-9000. The Ticket Sales Hotline is open from 9am-9pm, Monday-Friday. During Weekend Home Games 10am-2 hours after scheduled first pitch.
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Gateway DB Montae Nicholson verbally commits to Michigan State
December 19, 2013 2:44 PMWith his mom and younger brother seated by his side, Gateway star Montae Nicholson reached into his black bag and pulled out a green-and-white hat, announcing his intentions to become a Spartans player.
Nicholson, regarded by some experts as the top high school prospect in Pennsylvania, verbally committed to Michigan State Thursday at a ceremony at Gateway High School. He chose the Spartans over other finalists Florida State, Pitt, Virginia Tech and Oregon.
"I enjoyed myself up there a lot," he said. "I felt like it was right for me, with the academics and the athletics."
Rivals.com rates Nicholson as a four-star recruit. He primarily will play defensive back for the Spartans, but he said the coaching staff also has expressed a willingness to try him on offense, too. He had 41 catches for 810 yards and 15 touchdowns for the Gators this season. In the offseason, he plans to run track at Michigan State.
The Spartans originally appeared to be a long shot for Nicholson's services, but they made steady gains over the past year. Nicholson took his first official visit to East Lansing, Mich., in September, and he began to develop a stronger bond with the coaching staff.
He said the Spartans' Big Ten Conference title and Rose Bowl berth this season didn't play a huge role, but they probably didn't hurt, either.
"It evolved over the last couple of months," Nicholson said. "Some things changed with my recruiting. I decided to take my first official visit up to Michigan State. Like I said, I just had a tremendous time up there."
Pledging to the Spartans also meant saying no to Pitt, a hometown school that gave Nicholson his first real offer. Nicholson said the Panthers ended up third behind Michigan State and Florida State.
"Oh my goodness, it was ridiculously hard to say no just because I built that relationship with [Pitt defensive coordinator Matt] House," he said. "It started over a year ago. They were actually my first camp I went to."
Nicholson's mother, Jackie Crawford, said she did not try to influence her son's decision, other than reminding him to focus on academics as well as athletics. Nicholson plans to study engineering at Michigan State.
She said she would have appreciated having her son close by at Pitt, but she also is willing to make the road trips to East Lansing.
"It was up to him," she said. "I told him, 'I'm done, I have my degree.' This is where he has to spend his four years and, really, a lot of time. It's not like just a typical college student."
While Nicholson is looking forward to his future as a Spartans player, the Pitt coaching staff is licking its wounds from another local recruiting loss. On Dec. 9, Aliquippa defensive back Dravon Henry verbally committed to West Virginia over the Panthers. Pitt gained some ground back by securing a verbal commitment Wednesday night from Mt. Lebanon offensive lineman Alex Bookser.
Washington running back Shai McKenzie will decide today with Pitt as one of his finalists.
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ERISA Plan Reimbursement Limited by Equitable Principles: Third Circuit
The US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit held that, under ERISA Section 502(a)(3), an employee benefit plan was not entitled to full reimbursement for medical expenses it incurred on behalf of a participant and was limited by equitable principles and defenses to "appropriate" relief, despite plan language specifying full reimbursement. In its decision in US Airways v. McCutchen, the court held that the plan could not recover the full cost of the participant's medical expenses when the participant recovered less from a third party.
The Third Circuit recently held that, under ERISA Section 502(a)(3), a plan administrator of an employee benefit plan is not entitled to receive full reimbursement from a participant's third-party recovery when that amount was less than the participant's medical expenses because "appropriate equitable relief" was limited by equitable principles and defenses, including unjust enrichment. In US Airways v. McCutchen, the court found this was the case despite the fact that the plan language required full reimbursement "out of any monies received" from a third party.
Employers and plan administrators should be aware that equitable principles may be applied to limit a plan's reimbursement for medical expenses it incurs even where the plan specifically requires full repayment.
Close speedreadKey Litigated Issues
On November 16, 2011, the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit issued its decision in US Airways v. McCutchen. The Third Circuit held that an ERISA plan could not receive full reimbursement from a participant for the cost of medical expenses it incurred on behalf of the participant when his recovery from a third party was less than his medical expenses, including legal costs. The Third Circuit answered a question left open in Sereboff v. Mid Atlantic Medical Services, Inc.: whether "appropriate equitable relief" under ERISA Section 502(a)(3) means that a plan's recovery from a participant is limited by the equitable defenses and principles, such as unjust enrichment, typically available in equity.
Plaintiff James McCutchen was in a car accident. US Airways, under its self-administered medical plan, paid $66,866 to cover McCutchen's medical expenses. McCutchen recovered $110,000 from third parties and was required to pay 40% of the award in legal fees. US Airways demanded full reimbursement of the $66,866, citing plan language which stated that "the Plan will be subrogated to all [participant's] rights of recovery" and requiring repayment "out of any monies recovered." McCutchen's lawyers put $41,500 of McCutchen's award in a trust account, expecting that any reimbursement to US Airways would be reduced to account for legal fees.
When McCutchen did not pay, US Airways sued for reimbursement under ERISA Section 502(a)(3), seeking "appropriate equitable relief" of a lien on the $41,500 held in trust and an additional $25,366 from McCutchen personally. McCutchen argued that it would be unfair and inequitable to reimburse the US Airways' plan in full when he had not been fully compensated for his injuries. He also argued that the plan would be unjustly enriched because the administrator could recover the full amount for the plan without contributing to McCutchen's legal costs. The District Court of Western Pennsylvania agreed with US Airways, awarding the plan full recovery from McCutchen.
McCutchen appealed to the Third Circuit.
The Third Circuit reversed, holding that an award of "appropriate equitable relief" under ERISA Section 502(a)(3) may be limited by equitable defenses and principles, including unjust enrichment. In doing so, the court followed previous US Supreme Court decisions in Sereboff and Great-West Life & Annuity Insurance Co. v. Knudson.
In Knudson, the Supreme Court held that Congress intended to limit the recovery available to ERISA plans by describing the relief available under Section 502(a)(3) as both appropriate and equitable. Though the Sereboff court permitted a plan's claim for reimbursement to be treated as an equitable lien under Section 502(a)(3), it declined to decide whether the term "appropriate" further limited a plan's potential equitable relief by making equitable principles and defenses applicable to that claim.
In this case, the Third Circuit followed the Knudson court's logic to find that Congress intended to limit the equitable relief under ERISA Section 502(a)(3) with the term "appropriate." The Third Circuit held that remedies traditionally available in equity are typically limited by equitable principles and defenses and reasoned that equitable relief under Section 502(a)(3) must also be limited in that way. The Third Circuit found further support for its reasoning in the recent Supreme Court decision CIGNA Corp. v. Amara, which allowed equitable reformation of plan language under Section 502(a)(3) as a remedy against a plan. For more on this decision, see Article, Expert Q&A on the Impact of CIGNA Corp. v. Amara ( www.practicallaw.com/2-506-7112) .
Once the Third Circuit found that equitable defenses applied, it further found that US Airways would be unjustly enriched if it received full reimbursement for McCutchen's medical expenses. Because the district court's judgment for US Airways was more than McCutchen received after legal costs were paid, the Third Circuit found that the award was "inappropriate and inequitable." In essence, US Airways would be receiving a windfall because it received full reimbursement, but did not exercise its subrogation rights or contribute to McCutchen's legal costs.
The Third Circuit remanded to the district court to determine what would be "appropriate equitable relief" for US Airways, because a full fact finding is necessary for that analysis.
Practical Implications
Employers and administrators of ERISA plans should be aware that under ERISA Section 502(a)(3), equitable principles may be applied to limit reimbursement by an employee benefit plan of expenses it incurs on behalf of a participant in the event the participant recovers from a third party, even where the plan terms require full repayment of expenses.


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Smallest Wheel Size for Overland w/ hemi
Hi Everyone,
I'm new to the forum. I have a 2011 Overland w/Hemi and 20" wheels which ride hard and are almost worthless offroad with Goodyer Fronteras. My Fronteras are almost worn out with 31,500 mi now. 1. Does anyone know the smallest size rim I can put on it since the front disc/caliipers are larger for the Hemi (I believe)? I think it could handle and 19" but not sure if 18" will clear caliper edge. 2. Also, what is best all terrain tire for the 20" rim on overland? Thank You, Overlander70 |
Re: Smallest Wheel Size for Overland w/ hemi
If the Overland is ordered with off road package, it comes with 18" wheels.
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Thank You.
Even with the hemi which I thought had larder rotors up front? Do you what corresponding tire size? |
Re: Smallest Wheel Size for Overland w/ hemi
18s are standard equipment on most V8 models, 20s are optional. OEM and most aftermarket 18s work fine. Some have had to install a small wheel spacer on some aftermarket 18s. Few,if any 17s fit dirrectly.
The Nitto Terra Grappler seems to be a great A/T if you don't want to go oversize. If you have 18" rims then I would say definitely get Silent Armors, I love mine.
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I just ordered some 18's because 17's didn't come up as an option for a winter pkg as I spec'd my jeep. I read somewhere that if you have hemi and TOW pkg, a 17 won't fit, or just barely fits the caliper on the front, and I had some 18' blizzaks from the wrangler i traded with 3500miles on them, so I went with the 18" rims. I would go 18 if you're gonna change rims. Nitto Terra Grappler, I've had better luck with them over the Toyo A/T I, but they have a new version. If you don't need mileage and don't mind a little noise, check out the Goodyear Duratrac, more aggressive than A/T, but better siping for wet/ice traction than mudders, and I liked them on the wrangler(but didn't run them in snow), but I've talked to some jeep guys that said they were awesome.
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WASHINGTON The House failed today to override President Bush s veto of a bill to lift his restrictions on federal funding for embryonic stem cell research. That means the veto stands, killing the measure.
The vote was 235-193 to override, 50 votes short of the two-thirds majority required to send the question to the Senate.
Bush said the bill crossed a moral line between science and ethics that can only do damage to both. Supporters of the bill said it would have allowed research only on embryos conceived during a fertility process that would otherwise have been discarded.
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The Drew University College Alumni Association (CAA) was formed to:
- Develop and maintain strong bonds of loyalty between alumni and the University;
- Support the University in its pursuit of excellence in teaching, research and public service;
- Promote the stature of Drew University; and
- Encourage lifelong learning.
As part of its mission to engage alumni in the Drew community, the CAA is comprised of working committees to address specific goals and projects to encourage support and involvement in the University.
The Presence Committee
The Engagement Committee
The Philanthropy Committee
CAA Board of Directors
Robert Benacchio C'98, President
Charles Biczak C'93, Vice President
Alumni Elected Trustees
Emilia Fabricant C'88
Lawrence Morris C'94
De'Andre Salter C'92
Suzanne Spero C'91
Matt Altman C'11, Philanthropy
Patrick Aylward C'97, Presence, Chair
William Brackett C'11, Philanthropy
Caroline Berdzik C'96, Philanthropy
Nicholas DellaFerra C'12, Presence
Tom DiMartino C'96, Engagement
Donald Enright C'93, Engagement
Curtis Fornarotto C'11, G'14, Engagement
Melissa Fuest C'02, Philanthropy, Chair
Laura Hook C'84, Presence
Scott Lamberson C'99, Engagement
Steph Lomurro C'06, Presence
Jennifer Marsico C'07, Engagement
Jennifer McGroarty C'06, Philanthropy
Rebecca Kuhar C'96, Presence
David Rice C'81, Philanthropy
Sabina Sabados C'03, Presence
Allison Segal C'08, Presence
Michael Talarico C'01, Engagement, Chair
Christopher Walsh C'80, Engagement
Executive Committee
Nora McMahon Boyer C'79, Athletics/Hall of Fame, Chair
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2011/5/10 José María García Pérez <josemaria.alkala@...>: (Moving to sbcl-help.) > I am trying to produce a package for StumpWM for TinyCoreLinux. So please, > bear in mind I am not a Lisp user. To compile it, I first need to have > "sbcl" working in the distribution. I have tried the existing "sbcl" package > which doesn't seem to work. I have created a new one based on the binary > file: > http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/sbcl/sbcl-1.0.48-x86-linux-binary.tar.bz2 > > Then I tried to download the "clx" package by executing: > $ sbcl > * (require 'asdf) > * (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op :asdf-install) > * (asdf-install:install 'clx) > > But there seem to be lot of problems when I execute: (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op > :asdf-install). > > Could somebody help me to find what I am doing wrong? Without any more details as to what goes wrong it's hard to say. However, ASDF-INSTALL as an installation mechanism leaves a lot to be desired. (It's defects are too numerous to fit into this metaphorical margin, and besides the point.) You might have better luck using Quicklisp -- which is pretty much the successor of CLX. wget http://beta.quicklisp.org/quicklisp.lisp sbcl --load quicklisp.lisp # follow prompts, then new a new SBCL session (ql:quickload "clx") Cheers, -- Nikodemus |


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Course reviews
+2 votes Ryan Ranes › December 1, 2011
Very clean very cool course only about 2 holes dont have water in the fairway mostly short holes except with the exception of 425 foot hole and hole 15 525 feet.
+0 votes Dru "Stylez" › August 19, 2013
Need Hole #17 Basket Back!!!! Played #17 Pad back to #15 Basket Distance on what sign's were on the course are off. Fun Course, even with the Crazy Creek!!!!
+0 votes Paul Schaufele › March 27, 2013
Very good course. Nice variety of short and long holes with plenty of reasonable hazards. The grounds were well kept and it was busy but not too crowded. It would be worth playing a round if you're in the area.
+0 votes Jeremy Sayer › August 4, 2014
Very intimidating course when the canal is running high and fast. Didn't lose any discs, but tee shots were off. Had a few people walking through the park who were oblivious to the disc golfers and would stop in the middle of fairways while I was waiting to tee off. The worst was a lady wiping her dog's backside after it had taken a dump in the grass. I was waiting for at least 5 minutes for her to move.
+0 votes Dave Zabel › April 16, 2014
Nice green groomed course. Some water hazards, few tough trees, slight elevation changes. A solid B
+0 votes William Jenkins › October 14, 2015
First time at this course and I'm pretty amazed. Only thing it needs it tee signs and some larger tee boxes on a few of the holes. I like the fact that this course focuses on shot placement rather than bombing drives. The course is very clean and beautiful. Twins Falls has a gem. Will play many more times.
EDIT: How are holes 15 and 18 par 3's? After adding in my score, it shows them as par 3.
EDIT: How are holes 15 and 18 par 3's? After adding in my score, it shows them as par 3.
-1 votes John May › July 28, 2012
Deceptively open: lots of out of bounds makes many holes pretty unforgiving.
-1 votes Jake La "Putt" ka › July 30, 2012
Fast water will eat your disc! OB keeps it tough even though its short. No OB and shooting under par is easy for anyone. Signs are vandalized and missing. Easy to navigate


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Against the Stanley Cup champs … and the referees!
1,198 Comments
zozotheclown says:Log in to Reply
Lats played well after being traded because he was angry, he, for once, was motivated and actually worked hard and played properly. He'll settle in eventually, as he did in the tail end of the season, and become complacent, as he was in Montreal. Pouliot went through the same thing, initial success followed by the return of old habits. The only chance any of these players have is if they realise why they were traded and completely change their work habits for the better. Sergei and Lats were given ample time in MTL to suceed, both had first line minutes at one point in their careers, more so Lats then Sergei, but in both cases neither rose to the occaision. Sergei was told to get some tutellage from Boucher in the AHL at the season's start, he didn't go, I would have cut him then and there, he's been given ample chances, managed to get significant game time during the season, and still showed nothing but attitude and minor point production. Both these guys had their chances, now its time for them to move on and learn from their mistakes.
K-hab25 says:Log in to Reply
So Lats became instantly talented enough after the trade to MIN, please. He was being used, much like Sergei, in a 3/4 line checking role which didn't take advantage of there offensive skills. IMO neither one was ever given a legit shot at being a top 6 guy on the Habs and like Lats, Sergei will show his true talent in his next stop. Then when he does people will say, well he wouldn't have done it Montreal, like they said about Lats, to which I say bull***t.
Exit716 says:Log in to Reply
Who were the other teams bidding for Martin's services?
Gainey was short-sighted as usual.
Let's let Boucher walk for nothing. Hell, we can always rehire Michel Therrien after all.
Gauthier won't let Martin go, not after Martin has made Gauthier and Gainey's train wreck of a team building exercise look semi competent.
SeriousFan09 says:Log in to Reply
Pouliot has basically had his best NHL season ever this year since joining Montreal, but where did all that good progression go? He's like half of what he was months ago when the talk was he and JM were speaking the same language, now what? Boucher's handle on player development this year reads much better than JM's looking at how the Bulldogs players improved compared to how ours did.
Some of the veterans got better on their stats, but we have a very solid crew of professionals in the veteran ranks with no enigmas really, but that's why a team has a core of veterans, they're pros and they don't need a lot of hand-holding by the coach or direction. The young guys generally take up the majority of the coach's workload because they need to be developed and I am just very underwhelmed, looking at the last few years of variable progression of the young players and noticing that again, we've had a year of very spotty player development. I'm tired of every team besides ours having young players who keep getting better, while ours just keep going up and down.
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Chris says:Log in to Reply
Ah, nothing like debating against reasoned responses like this. Well played.
Sorry for having a different opinion from you. Must make me a terribly stupid fan.
B says:Log in to Reply
Not one skater who had trouble last year besides OB got better this one is more my issue I guess.I think Pouliot was a disappointment last season (and earlier this season) and definitely improved in Montreal this season. Besides a couple young skaters and the young goalies, there are older skaters who also improved their stats over last season.
Like I said, I am not big fan of Martin. It just seems that you are now shifting your argument, trying to credit anyone else for anything positive and laying all of the blame for any negative or backward steps onto Martin. Do you really have to stretch the truth or work that hard to find criticism with Martin?
habs4ever2894 says:Log in to Reply
I was just thinking the same thing today… they should definitely use Fix You it has a much better feel.
SeriousFan09 says:Log in to Reply
Pyatt spent half his year in the A than the NHL this year so that would be JM taking credit for Boucher's work if anything, Pyatt was initially under Boucher and I would say his improvements came from there. Boucher also being the guy who initially turned things around with SK after the demotion and reported the kid was good for NHL action. I'll give Gorges since he's just around that age but has anything really changed with him since last year? He's always been a guy to give 100% and hasn't had trouble since he got here. Not one skater who had trouble last year besides OB got better this one is more my issue I guess. JM came in with talk about how he'd help the young players, well besides the ones who were getting better by themselves, what's he done to help out the guys with trouble?
Halak got better this season, but I think that owes more to his own commitment and the goaltending coach than JM having long sessions with him, Price, well yeah his stats are up and in terms of his game he's better than he was in the last half of the 09 season but he still isn't where he was in the first half of 08-09.
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B says:Log in to Reply
how many skaters 25 or under got better under JM this year? With the exception Ryan O'Byrne, not one
Gorges? Pyatt? I don't agree that Pouliot has been worse than he was in Minnesota either.
You did say "skaters", but it is worth mentioning the two young goaltenders too. Halak's season speaks for itself, while some might even argue Price was also better this season than last. Despite fewer starts and wins, Price's save% improved from .905 to .912, unfortunately for him, Halak was better.
I am not a big Martin fan, but he has not been a total disaster.
Norcal Habsfan says:Log in to Reply
LOL . True that.
I'll bet however that the Pens know about Metro's injury and don't hesistate to punish his shoulder.
zozotheclown says:Log in to Reply
Although I agree JM hasn't been very successful with our youth, not everything can be pinned on him. I think Lats and Sergei were cases very few coaches would have had success with, they're both players who want top 6 minutes but don't quite have the latent yet, and lack the proper attitude to play bottom 6. AK isn't what I would call youth anymore either, although still young, he should be past the point where he needs the nurturing some of kids seems to need, so his lack of success is on himself, and the injury. Plus Pyatt has done quite well under JM, just his kind of player it would seem.
SeriousFan09 says:Log in to Reply
If that happens I will lose it, without a doubt, I will ****ing lose it, this would be like trading Subban and Markov this summer for Lecavalier.
You want Boucher to move up in his career, kick JM off the job before he ruins the team.
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SeriousFan09 says:Log in to Reply
The ability of JM to work with young players was obviously a clever rumour began by him to see he gets a job. I know most people don't have much to think Sergei right now but let's be honest, how many skaters 25 or under got better under JM this year? With the exception Ryan O'Byrne, not one.
Lapierre had his head up his *** until the playoffs started basically. AK, well we all know the story there. Sergei? Well that's been a topic of some debate in the last 48 hours. The worst edition of Gui ever was tossed aside in favour of Pouliot and well, Pouliot after initial success is doing what now?
For a coach who was supposed to work well with young players, he's gone 1 for 6 this season on the skaters, that's **** by anyone's standard. The count has to swallow his pride and work with what he has, anyone here who thinks we can make it with a short bench for the rest of this thing is welcome to believe that but it's already starting to backfire and we're only in Game 4 of the Semis.
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oshawahabsfan says:Log in to Reply
The problem is they changed the players entrance song to a crappy U2 song. The clip from Fix You was so much more inspiring. The only U2 song I would consider for player entrances is used by the Canucks for that purpose
oshawahabsfan says:Log in to Reply
The problem is they changed the players entrance song to a crappy U2 song. The clip from Fix You was so much more inspiring. The only U2 song I would consider for player entrances is used by the Canucks for that purpose
merlin_24cups says:Log in to Reply
Has anyone read Elliot Friedmans 30 thoughts column today? #29 just says bad taste. If an NHL coach was the White House press secretary on Nov. 22, 1963, he would announce John F. Kennedy as "day-to-day with an upper body injury."
G-Man says:Log in to Reply
What potential? He produces like a 3rd or 4th liner. His attitude stinks. He's not making the playoffs commitment everyone else on the team has. He has the potential to play in the KHL.
light_n_tasty says:Log in to Reply
Probably the better play is to target Crosby's knee, maybe Malkin's head, and perhaps Gonchar's shoulder.
G-Man says:Log in to Reply
SK has mismanaged himself. Every player is responsible for his own behavior and attitude. They aren't 5 year old babies, they're supposed to be professional. SK simply isn't and doesn't give a $hit. I wish I could display such lack of interest at my workplace for $500K + per year.
The way both brothers are playing right now when it counts, how can they be considered assets?
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Any news on Subban? Was he playing hurt last game as some on here suggested?
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Thanks Chris….appreciate it.
"Without the strength of the past, the team may face a choice – to win, or to be French-Canadian?" — Ken Dryden
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Regarding SK74, I think I have the solution. We should consider trading him. Maybe for Backstrom or Malkin.
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By mismanaging SK the coaching staff has thrown two players off the team. Andrei doesnt have the character to be a professional by himself and he relies on Sergei for alot off of the ice.
Both players will likely bolt for the KHL next year. We free up cap space but lose two assets that cant be replaced.
Terrible player management by JM.
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Don't really need to state the obvious, but what the hell: This game is a must-win. Coming back from a 3-1 deficit to Washington was a miracle. Climbing out of a 3-1 hole against the Stanley Cup champs will require divine intervention or perhaps an airplane crash.
That said, Montreal is giving the Pens all they can handle in this series. The Habs played fantastic defense again in game 3 and Jaro was Jaro. But Pittsburgh showed they can play some defense as well and Fleury had a tremendous game.
Montreal's coaching staff needs to make some offensive adjustments. The defensive philosophy is working but the Habs are in dire need of scoring from someone not named Cammalleri or Gionta. Andrei Kostitsyn and/or Benoit Pouliot need to step up—and tonight would be a good time for that to happen.
I'm hoping we'll see more of PK in the offensive picture with set plays that take advantage of his booming shot and skating skills.
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BTW, I really like the piece you wrote on the topic the other day. I think you nailed it 100%.
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Triple, that's the best thing you've said about this affair yet. You are correct in saying we can't afford to lose a youngster with this potential. I have disagreed with you on how this has been handled but the end result, losing a young potentailly good player, is tough to swallow. But what's done is done so hopefully we get something of value in a trade. Or, saints preserve us, SK is given another chance over the summer to re-think his future here.
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My wife has the exact same thing right now and it's really messing with her.
Don't expect to see her out on the ice any time soon :o)
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I can live with JM as GM for a couple of years if it means Guy is our coach.
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You never know where and when a slash to the injured foot may come from….accidently, of course
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No doubt about it… banished. JM hates SK and won'y play him again.
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I would hate to see Boucher go. Is it likely they would replace Martin after his team has gone into at least the second round of the playoffs? If they manage to come back and beat the Penguins then his job here next season would be even more secured.
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The Jinx is broken! (at least for this game) I tivo'ed the game, went out, and we won. That never happens. I can't wait to watch.
Decisive win tonight as the Pistons came out super aggressive from the opening tip. The Cavs were terrible on offense, shooting around 30% for most of the game, also thanks to some lockdown D. Z and Lebron combined for a brutal 9-33 from the floor. Rip struggled from the floor in his first game back in a week, 3-12, but he did go 8-8 from the line. The scoring was balanced between all the starters, and the final margin would have been bigger if not for the usual Zoo Crew garbage time collapse (although it was milder tonight than usual).
DEFENSE, DEFENSE, DEFENSE!!! The refs stayed out of our way and let us be aggressive. Nice work from Theo on Z. Dyess, Sheed, and Maxiell were playing hard. Stuckey looks 99% comfortable.
The Pistons set the tone on offense and defense in the first quarter and never looked back. Did not need the three ball to win and was 1-4 in the first half and 0-8 in the second half. As Dumars4e said the 14 point win could have been bigger, but the second unit hit the tank when Fabio came in as he went 0-6 shooting and was a -10 for his efforts Good statement win that tells the fans that they can play up to what we expect of them when the game counts. Maybe we need to have Mclosky in the stands more often as he was there for Thursdays win too.
Zoo time, great win. Flip's rotaion and plan is great this game that we worn out LBJ who looked hesitant after we gave him some triple team. The debacle where LBJ and MB got tech was priceless. None could come out of this type of defense, no one. Game by game Stucky is looking more and more like veteran player while AA was effective on LBJ, AJ got an off night but hustle as usuall, I love the young guy's playing and our future is bright. Go Pistons. Gotta command WH his approach was great. Damon Jones was fun to watch, wasn't he ? His way to push up-court backwardly was unique.
I liked what sounded like an friendly ovation when Big Ben got hurt. Yeah, he'll get booed when he plays, but when he gets hurt? He's still The Man.
Down goes Wallace. Down goes Wallace. In last years P/O we got to play our game the first 2 then the refs took the rug out.
Darn, Cleveland broke the 70 point mark. About the only thing to worry about by the start of the 4th quarter, as Cleveland only had 50 points at that time. And they only had 54 five minutes later. Yes, Afflalo can play some D. He did quite well in the first half too, where Clevelan only scored 2 points with him in the game. Not to mention he was guarding Bron. And we are going to take him out of the rotation for the playoffs? Nuts. Amir only got into garbage time. A block or two, several reabounds. As long as its just one game, its ok. As long as its just one game. Theo looked pretty good defending the middle. Yes, he did stay in too long in the first half, but we are trying to play him into shape. (Two year layoff from injury.) Rip was getting played back into condition himself after a week off. He kept hitting free throws even though he could not hit a shot otherwise for much of the game. On defense, he stuck with Bron well. Other than Rip's 14, Jason Maxiell's 13 was the next highest point total for us. Most of his was short jumpers, with him just rising up over people. Looking good. Billups, Tay, and Sheed did not do a whole lot on offense, but somebody was playing some pretty good D as Cleveland only got 33 points in the first half, needing a bit of a run there to even get that. Dyess had a fine game. Big Z gives him a reason to be in the game on defense, and he got inside for several scores and hit some outside shots too. Lots of rebounds. Stuckey nailed a jumper and helped a couple of teammates to easy scores. Not bad. Afflalo did nothing on offense. He had some nice defensive plays besides just guarding Bron. Hayes played, hit one shot. Otherwise, he was just a door for Cleveland to score. Maybe we are playing him just so Cleveland will be drawing their game plan up to score against him. Then we will fool them by not playing him. Hopefully. Herrmann got into the game in garbage time and pretty much stunk. You can say it was rust from not playing if you wish, but he just looked slow in everything he does. Hayes would have converted those shots Herrmann got stuffed on. Herrmann was too slow. How did we do for playoff prep? Nobody played heavy minutes. Three of our key young guys got substantial minutes while Amir got about 7 too. Theo got some time to knock off some rust. We watched Afflalo do well indeed guarding Bron. Lots of good stuff. If we contine like this, we will win it all. (A decision to shorten the rotation, removing Afflalo and Amir, and replacing Stuckey some with Hunter will mean a first round exit. Don't do it. Keep going as things are instead and win it all.) GO PISTONS!!!!!
according to this recap, rip probably sits more and that means more starting for AA.ESPN - Cleveland vs. Detroit - Recap - March 29, 2008 Do you remember when big ben here had back spasms?
YouTube - Jack McCloskey Banner Raising - Mar 29 2008 The better parts of the Jack McCloskey banner raising at halftime. Without Jack, there is no Rodman, and possibly no Dumars. He might be the single most important person in franchise history, that only the most diehard fans know about. This is the man who drafted built the Bad Boys, brick by brick from coach to 13th man. Last night, Daddy Rich, The Microwave, John Long, Rick Mahorn and Joe Dumars amongst others paid him tribute.
Thanks for posting the video, Roscoe. That was a great tribute. I learned all about McCloskey from this book about the '89 championship season. It discusses the background of almost everyone on that team, players and coaches, but the real "protagonist" of the book is McCloskey.
Wow did I love those Bad Boy teams. Is there anyway Chuck Daly could come out of retirement and coach this current Piston team? The camera angle last night caught Daly glancing at Flip, I wonder what Daddy Rich was thinking? If looks could talk I believe he was saying, "you ignorant SOB!. I would have won at least one ship with this group, but you seem to be coaching with your finger in your #$%"
It was a very good half time tribute. Usually I do not like those kinds of things but they did a good job presenting it and McCloskey is a very good speaker. Dumars said that he modeled his style after his which is about a good of compliment that he could have gave. It was a pretty enjoyable game too. At the start I had a feeling that the Pistons were going to make it a statement game, they had this serious attitude about them that you knew they meant business. They also had some cooroperation from Lebran as that was one of the worst games that I ever saw from him. Not only the bad shooting but he could not make a pass either. When James is off it really exposes the rest of his team for who they really are. I still can't believe we lost to those guys last year.
- Cavs missed some shots early they usually make but even those wouldn't have helped all that much. - Darn, Sheed was on the good end of a bad call for once. - Ben is still though by and large the only guy in the league who can seriously slow Sheed down on the block. He was having a solid game until the back caught up with him. - I really like Stuckey's attitude. He just loves to pick on skinny little guards. - Rip on LBJ. Got a lot of help, but that was impressive, and Tay hounded Pavolic into 0-6 when it counted. - Sure am glad Herrmann found some industrial strength hair gel and can forego the headband and tieback. I've been concerned about this since he got here.
Great game. Rip/AA were good defensively. AA should continue to get 15-20 min even when Rip is fully back. I was impressed with his defense on Lebron. I remember him getting lit up (granted it was pre-season). Quickness seems to be the way to go with Lebron. He doesn't seem to like posting up. Also Rip's hip has killed his shot. He needs to sit if neccessary. These last games aren't that important. Stuckey is great. There are times i want him in the game over Chauncey. Although Chauncey has gotten so much better with attacking (extra rest helps). Stuckey's blow-by against Lebron and pass to Theo was fantastic. Kid's a stud. Tay/Sheed were solid. Dyess played well and coincendentally played less. He's so much more effective that way. Amir didn't get in, but Theo was needed on Z. Everytime the defense broke down though, Theo could not recover. It's a catch-22. You need Amir in when we're allowing dribble penetration, but if we're not Theo is fine. We stopped the Cavs, but at the same time they weren't very agressive. Flip's got to be able to adjust in a series, and switch it up if neccessary. Max was effective. Pushing up the ball helped alot. The Cav's are not a good transition defense team. Also, seeing Ben on the floor hunched over was unnerving. I don't remember him looking that vunerable ever. Theo was frustrating the hell out of him in the rebounding department as well. I want to see how we match up against a healthy Cavs team. Delonte West particularly.
Not only Stucky, it was amusing how Billups and Rip just took it to Damon Jones whenever he was left guarding them one on one. No respect at all for Jones's defense. They have no one left who can play any defense in their backcourt.


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Pumpkin cranberry muffins
There is something about pumpkins that I love, maybe its their color or the round chubbiness of them, or that they sit on peoples front door steps waiting for a face. Whatever it its I love them and the taste of them!
Local cranberries hit the store the other day, so I picked up a bag. I am waiting for the veggie stand down the road to put them out, last year I got a huge ziplock bag full! Pumpkin and cranberry mixed together is like Ernie and Bert.
I whipped these up this morning with the roasted pumpkin puree I made the other day. Perfect with your morning coffee (or tea).
Pumpkin cranberry muffins
1 1/2 cups unbleached flour
1/2 cup organic cane sugar
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp ground ginger
1/4 tsp ground cardamom
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1/4 tsp allspice
1/4 tsp salt
1 cup pumpkin puree
3 tbsp olive oil
3/4 cup soy milk mixed with 1 tsp apple cider vinegar
1 tbsp ground flax seed mixed with 3 tbsp hot water
1 cup fresh cranberries- pulsed through a food processor ( just to break them up a bit)
Walnuts on the top are optional.
Preheat oven to 375
Mix dry ingredients together in a bowl
Combine wet ingredients, pour into dry and stir it up.
Add the cranberries and scoop into a muffin tin. (grease it if you don't have muffin liners)
Bake for 30 minutes or until done.
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KattenKabinet is quirky little museum in Amsterdam focusing on the cat as artistic muse. If you've ever talked to me for more than ten minutes, you will know I am a dedicated cat lover so I was very much in heaven.
The KattenKabinet was founded by Bob Meijer in 1990 as an act of remembrance for his own dearly departed cat, John Pierpont Morgan. In addition to a Rembrandt, a Picasso and a Toulouse-Lautrec, KattenKabinet houses hundreds of lesser-known sculptures, drawings, posters and even a few real, live kitties who prowl through the stately rooms.
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I never heard of this museum. How lovely!


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