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KSDKBob Plager, 78, died after a car crash Wednesday on Interstate 64 in St. Louis. -
Chris Malacarne/St. Louis City SCSince the Major Soccer League team won't hit the pitch until 2023, leaders decided to expand to esports as a strategy to garner more young and international fans. That plan starts with Hasib Zulfic, the team's new FIFA player.
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The St. Louis Cardinals have had 13 members of their traveling party — seven players and six staff members — test positive for COVID-19, Major League Baseball and the team announced Monday. As a result, this week’s four game series in Detroit, which already had featured one postponed game, one double header, and two games moved out of St. Louis, has been postponed entirely.
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OtherThe St. Louis Blues will play in the National Hockey League's bubble in Edmonton, Alberta, as the league tries to finish the season during the pandemic.
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The St. Louis Cardinals are finally starting the 2020 regular season in the midst of uncertainty caused by the pandemic. The Cards plan to begin a…
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Friday night lights may shine on rural Missouri football fields, but the prospect of a fall sports season in the St. Louis metro area is looking…
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Student-athletes will have to scale back scrimmages and practices starting Monday, St. Louis County Executive Sam Page announced, saying there’s a…
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The St. Louis Cardinals will open training camp this week at Busch Stadium. They are preparing for a shortened regular season because of the pandemic.…
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The National Hockey League abruptly suspended its season Thursday to keep the new coronavirus from spreading.The announcement comes after several other…
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Native St. Louisan and actor Jon Hamm was back with a video message before the NHL All-Star Game. Charles Glenn returned to sing the national anthem.…
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Thirty minutes before the St. Louis Blues took on the Edmonton Oilers on a recent evening, fans slowly filled the seats of the Enterprise Center. A blues…
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