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ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 2020 MEDIA GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTSSchedule, 2020 ....................................Inside Front CoverStaff Directory ........................................................... 3 - 5Cardinals Management Bios ..................................... 6 - 8Baseball Operations Staff Bios ................................ 9 - 14

Medical Staff ......................................................... 15 - 17Clubhouse Staff ............................................................18Front Office Employees ......................................... 19 - 28Retirements ..................................................................29

THE 2020 ST. LOUIS CARDINALSManager Mike Shildt’s Biography ......................... 32 - 33Coaches’ Biographies ............................................ 34 - 51 Roster ................................................................... 52 - 57

Milestones ....................................................................58Birthdays & Anniversaries ............................................59Player Profiles ..................................................... 60 - 348

BASEBALL OPERATIONS AND MINOR LEAGUE SYSTEM Scouting Department ..................................................350Baseball Operations .......................................... 351 - 353Player Development Staff ............................................354 Minor League Medical Staff ........................................355Minor League Clubs .......................................... 356 - 373

Minor League Leaders, 2019 ............................ 374 - 3752019 Draft Picks & First Round Picks 1965-Present ..376Kissell & Minor League Player Award Winners ... 377 - 378Minor League Player Biographies ..................... 379 - 439Minor League Team Schedules, 2020 ................ 440- 446

Communications Staff and Regulations ............ 556 - 559Broadcasting Information ................................. 560 - 565Busch Stadium .................................................. 566 - 567

Ballpark Village ................................................. 568 - 570Cardinals in the Community .............................. 571 - 574MLB 2020 Event Calendar ..........................................575

RECORDS AND HISTORYWhere They Finished ........................................ 464 - 465 Record by Decade .......................................................465Best/Worst Win Pct. By Month (Since 1966)..............465Pitching - All-Time Top 10 ..........................................466Pitching - Individual Records - Season.......................467Pitching - Feats ...........................................................468Batting - All-Time Top 10 ............................................469Batting - Individual Records - Season ........................470Batting - Individual Records - Game ...........................471Batting - Feats ..................................................... 472-474Offensive Leaders (HR, RBI, SB) by Fielding Position 475Fielding Leaders by Position (Season) ........................475Rookie Records ..........................................................475Home Runs - Individual Leaders.................................476Team Highs & Lows Since 1892.................................477

Club Records .................................................... 478 - 481Last Time It Happened ...................................... 482 - 483Series Sweeps, by Cardinals & Opponents ....... 484 - 485Busch Stadium III Leaders, Highs & Lows .................486Home Runs at Busch Stadium .......................... 487 - 488Most Valuable Player Winners & Top-10 Finishers.....489Award Winners ................................................. 490 - 493Tale of 10,000 Triumphs .............................................494All-Star Game Selections .................................. 495 - 496Postseason Results & Leaders ......................... 497 - 504Retired Numbers ............................................... 505 - 531Hall of Fame Cardinals & Game Results .......... 532 - 533Hall of Fame Managers ..................................... 534 - 536Cardinals Hall of Fame ...................................... 538 - 543Cardinals All-Time Roster ................................. 544 - 553

2019 SEASON IN REVIEWFinal Standings ...........................................................448Record vs. Opponents ................................................448Won-Loss Breakdown .................................................449 Record When ..............................................................449Scoring By Inning .......................................................449Day-By-Day ....................................................... 450 - 453Final Statistics - Batting ..............................................454Final Statistics - Pitching ............................................455

Leaders - Batting & Pitching .......................................455Highs and Lows ..........................................................456Detailed Hitting ...........................................................457Games Started By Position and in Batting Order ........458Detailed Defense .........................................................459Transactions ..................................................... 460 - 461Qualifications & Regulations .......................................462

GENERAL REFERENCE

© Copyright 2020, St. Louis Cardinals L.L.C.The 2020 St. Louis Cardinals Media Guide was produced by the Cardinals Communications Department. Editorial Contributors: Tom Orf and Tom Schott. Production Coordinator: Lisa Catlin & Luke Lindberg, BrickStreet Creative. Special thanks to Elias Sports Bureau, ESPN, MLB.com, Stats L.L.C., Sports Reference, Arizona Fall League, and National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum for their contributions. Cover design by BrickStreet Creative. Printing by Modern Litho. Photos by Taka Yanagimoto, Dan Donovan, Scott Rovak, Ben Munson, Billy Hurst, Bill Greenblatt, UPI, Matt Turer and MLB Photo. Content is based on information available through March 3, 2020.

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(314) 345-9600 • cardinals.com

EXECUTIVE OFFICERSChairman & Chief Executive Officer ..........William O. DeWitt Jr.President .........................................................William O. DeWitt IIISenior Administrative Assistant ..............................Julie LaninghamSr. Vice President & General Counsel ..................... Mike WhittleSenior Administrative Assistant ........................................Grace KellAssociate Counsel ..........................................................Nick GarziaVice President, Business Development ......................Dan Good

CARDINALS CARE & COMMUNITY RELATIONS

Vice President, Community Relations & Executive Director, Cardinals Care ..................................................Michael HallAdministrative Assistant ............................................. Bonnie ParresDirector, Community Relations ..............................Meghan EssmanManager, Cardinals Care ...........................................Amanda SmallCardinals Care Program Administrator ........................Chelsea KingCommunity Relations Program Coordinator............. Lindsey Weber

COMMUNICATIONSDirector, Communications ............................................Brian BartowDirector, Multimedia Communications ...................................Jill FalkManager, Baseball Communications .........................Michael WhittyManager, Photography .........................................Taka YanagimotoAdministrator, Baseball Info & Media Services ..............Chris TunnoSupervisor, Multimedia Video Communications .........Brett McMillanMultimedia Communications Strategist .............. Marybeth JohnsonMultimedia Communications Strategist ....................Carson ShipleySocial Media Strategist .................................................. Nora FarrellMultimedia Video Editing Specialist .............................. Phoenix LeeMultimedia Video Communications Specialist......... Emily StephensAdministrative Assistant .................................................Carol LuekeInt. Comm. Specialist & Spanish Translator ..............Antonio MujicaKorean Interpretor ................................................ Yonsei Craig Choi

HUMAN RESOURCESVice President, Human Resources ...........................Ann SeeneyManager, Human Resources ...................................... Jayme Bryant Human Resources Generalist, Employment .................. Tyra DurenHuman Resources Assistant .....................................Deanne Green

BASEBALL OPERATIONSPresident of Baseball Operations .........................John MozeliakVice President & General Manager ......................Michael GirschSenior Executive Assistant to the President of

Baseball Operations ................................................Linda BrauerAssistant General Manager ................................. Moises RodriguezAssistant General Manager/Director of Scouting ........Randy FloresSenior Director, Baseball Development .....................Jeremy CohenDirector, Player Development ..................................Gary LaRocqueDirector, Baseball Administration ..................................... John VuchDirector, Performance ............................................ Dr. Robert ButlerDirector, International Operations & Administration .....Luis MoralesDirector, Baseball Analytics ........................................... Kevin SeatsProject Director ................................................................Matt BayerSystems Director ......................................................Patrick CasantaSr. Special Assistant to the General Manager .............Bob GebhardSpecial Assistant to the General Manager .................Ryan FranklinSpecial Assistant to the GM, Player Procurement ...........Matt SlaterAssistant Director of Scouting ..................................Tyler HadzinskyManager, Player Communications ............................. Melody YountManager, Professional Scouting ................................... Jared OdomManager, Player Development ....................................Tony FerreiraManager, International Operations ........................Joseph QuezadaManager, Player Development & Performance ............ Emily WiebeSenior Analytics Engineer .........................................Todd HeitmannSenior Data Scientist..................................................... Alan KesslerSenior Developer, Baseball Development ....................Brian SeyfertSenior Analytics Engineer, Baseball Development ..Todd HeitmannCoordinator, Technology & Innovation .........................Javier DurenAnalyst, Baseball Development ......................... Garrett GreenwoodAnalyst, Baseball Development ............................... Julia PrusaczykData Engineer ................................................................. Isaiah BergApplication Developer ......................................Austin Lukaschewski

MEDICAL STAFFDirector of Medical Operations ..................................... Adam OlsenAssistant Athletic Trainer ............................................. Chris ConroyAssistant Athletic Trainer .....................................Jeremy ClippertonAssistant Director, Performance .................................Thomas KnoxPerformance Specialist .................................................. Jason ShuttMajor League Strength Coach .............................. Lance ThomasonPeak Performance Coordinator .................................Brian AlazzawiPeak Performance Coach .......................................... Carrie Stewart

CLUBHOUSE STAFFDirector, Team Travel ....................................................Ernie MooreHead Clubhouse Manager ............................................. Mark WalshAssistant Equipment Manager ....................................... Andy BollierHome Clubhouse Assistant ...................................... Patrick CramerHome Clubhouse Assistant .......................................Clayton MeyerHome Clubhouse Assistant ........................................Andrew RettigHome Clubhouse Assistant .......................................Craig WoehlkeVisiting Clubhouse Manager ............................................Rip RowanVisiting Clubhouse Assistant ........................................Scott KeltnerVideo Coordinator, Major Leagues ...................................Chad BlairAssistant Video Coordinator, Major Leagues .............Ben BultmannVideo Room Assistant ......................................................Mike Meier

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FINANCE & ADMINISTRATIONSr. Vice President & CFO ............................................Brad WoodSenior Administrative Assistant ..................................... Missy LiottaDirector, Risk Management ............................................ .Rex CarterDirector, Accounting and Payroll ....................................John LowryDirector, Business Strategy & Analytics .......................Mark MurrayDirector, Information Technology...................................... Perry YeeManager, Accounting .....................................................Paul HaydenManager, Purchasing .................................................... Chris MolinaManager, Ticketing & Business Analysis ..............Jennifer NeedhamManager, Business Strategy & Analytics ..............Christopher DolanSupervisor, Accounting .............................................. Michelle FlachSupervisor, Financial Reporting & AP ....................Tracey SessionsSenior Payroll Accountant...............................................Kurt HoevelPayroll Accountant ....................................................... Chris HavronStaff Accountant II ....................................................Marissa HooverStaff Accountant ..................................................................Liz BlaseAccounts Payable Clerk ............................................... Patty CooperBuyer... ...................................................................... Heather BaconBuyer... .......................................................................Tracy WilliamsCRM & Data Specialist .............................................Trisha ZalenskiTeam Lead, Systems & Network Engineer ..................... Greg PauliTechnical Project Manager ........................................ Angie BourgetIT Tech, Helpdesk Support .............................................Tim Brewer

EVENT SERVICES & MERCHANDISINGVice President, Event Services & Merchandising ...Vicki BryantAdministrative Assistant ............................................. Sheila PinskerDirector, Special Events ..................................................Aleah LikasDirector of Hospitality ......................................................Nate GreenManager, Event Services ...............................................Darla LeachManager, Retail Operations ........................................ Ashley BrownManager & Curator, Hall of Fame Museum ..................... Amy BerraAssistant Curator, Hall of Fame Museum .................. Cayla WagnerCollections Specialist ........................................................Erin PruhsManager, Tours & Museum Operations, Team Historian .......................................................... Brian FinchMuseum Membership & Programming Coord ..........Brittany SchelpManager, Special Event Operations ............................... Jenn HalazSenior Account Executive, Special Events ...........Courtney KincadeCoordinator, Special Events ...................................Gabrielle SealeyCoordinator, Special Events ......................................... Kara Blakley Marketing Coordinator, Cardinals Nation .......... Megan Stubblefield Cardinals Nation Operations Assistant ....................Kelly CheathamSupervisor, Retail Operations ................................... Scott HaggertySupervisor, Retail Operations ............................................Erik Jaffry

FACILITY PLANNING & STADIUM OPERATIONS

Vice President, Facility Planning and Engineering ............................................... Joe Abernathy

Vice President, Stadium Operations ........................Matt GiffordAdministrative Assistant ................................................. Hope BakerDirector Facility Operations and Planning .............Hosei MaruyamaDirector, Groundskeeping ................................................ Bill FindleyDirector, Security .........................................................Philip MelcherDirector, Event Operations..............................Ashleigh Middlebrook Director, Guest Services and Quality Assurance .....Cindy RichardsProject Manager ....................................................Stanley RuchalskiManager, Groundskeeping .............................................Justin ScottManager, Janitorial Services .................................... Ron Torrey, Jr.Supervisor, Logistics .......................................... George LaninghamSupervisor, Grounds Crew ........................................ Justin HatcherSupervisor, Guest Services ........................................ Tony ValleroyGuest Services Coordinator ....................... Danielle Amann-StewartCoordinator, Event Operations ..................................... Jeremy NeelCoordinator, Security ..................................................... Elaine SimsCoordinator, Logistics ................................................Joseph MeltonCoordinator, Quality Control .....................................Lester WilliamsOffice Services Assistant ..........................................Joe HumphriesEvent Operations Assistant ...................................... Laney ThackerCarpenter Foreman....................................................... Barry AbbettMechanical Technician Foreman ....................................Ken Biekert Carpenter .....................................................................Joe Schindler Painter Foreman .........................................................Patrick BarrettMechanical Technician .................................................. Sean DriverMechanic ............................................................ .Elroy GretzmacherLogistics Crew ................................................................. Jerry Smith Logistics Crew .......................................................Michael RobinsonGrounds Crew ................................................................Dan Looney Grounds Crew ................................................................... Terry Moll

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TICKET SALES, MARKETING & CORPORATE SALES

Sr. Vice President, Sales and Marketing ....................Dan FarrellSr. Administrative Assistant ...........................................Gail RuhlingVice President, Corporate Sales, Marketing andStadium Entertainment .............................Thane van BreusegenCorporate Sales Assistant ............................................. Celina AllenDirector, Promotions & Events ................................ Megan EberhartDirector, Sales & Marketing Administration ................Deborah PfaffDirector, Account Services & Alumni Relations .............. Joe PfeifferDirector, Scoreboard, Productions & Fan

Entertainment, Senior Account Executive ..........Tony SimokaitisDirector, Production & Creative Services .....................Craig WilsonDirector, Publications .................................................... Steve ZeschManager, Cardinals Radio Network .............................. Anne Carroll Manager, Cardinals Radio & Sr. Account Executive ..... Kyle DingesManager, Fan Entertainment ..............................Katie BrandenbergManager, Promotions & Events .....................................Kyle CassityManager, Alumni Relations ..............................................Larry State Manager, Creative Services ...........................................Tyler MunieManager, Partnership Assets,

Sr. Account Executive ...................................... Kristin Livingston Supervisor, Fantasy Camps/Executive,

Account Services ............................................ Cadence RippetoSupervisor, Production ............................................... Brad Wood IIISenior Editor, Publications ............................................. Jim GilstrapSenior Editor, Publications .................................Elisabeth MeineckeStaff Writer, Publications ...............................................Stan McNealAccount Executive, Corporate Sales .............................Adam FroidlAccount Executive, Corporate Sales ............................Sandi KieserAccount Executive, Corporate Sales ...................... Arvind SezhiyanExecutive, Account Services ...................................Gretchen BruneExecutive, Account Services ..................................... Whitney ClarkExecutive, Account Services ................................. Tom ParchomskiCoordinator, Publications Business

Development/Staff Writer ...........................................Gabe KileyCoordinator, Cardinals Radio Traffic ............................Robyn CurtisProduction Services ................................................ Dan McLaughlinGraphic Designer ........................................................... RV Oliver IIIProducer / Editor .............................................................Matt SheadEditor / Daktronics Operator .......................................Jared HaukapMascot Coordinator ........................................................ Tim FalknerMascot Assistant ..................................................... Justin Sprengel

TICKET SALES, Cont.Vice President, Ticket Sales ...................................... Joe StrohmAdministrative Assistant ................................................... Lisa HafferDirector, Ticket Sales & Marketing.................................Martin CocoDirector, Group Sales ................................................Ryan EberhartDirector, Ticket Operations ....................................... Kerry EmersonDirector, Ticket Sales & Retention .................................Rob FasoldtDirector, Premium Sales & Service.......................... Dolores ScanlonManager, All-Inclusive Tickets ............................... Mary Clare BenaManager, Ticket Fulfillment .........................................Jamie BricklerManager, Ticket Development .................................... Andrew DeanManager, Group Sales ........................................... Pierce JeffersonManager, Season Tickets ................................................ Lori RainsManager, Ticket Partnerships ............................... Cullen SpeckhalsManager, Ticket Operations ..........................................Mike Salony

Manager, Premium Sales & Service ............................Julie StevensManager, Marketing ....................................................... Melissa TullSupervisor, Theme Tickets ........................................Bethany WhiteSupervisor, Ticket Development .....................................Scott BakerSupervisor, Ticket Development .........................Shannon KnoblochSupervisor, Ticket Development ..............................Shawn MaloneySr. Account Executive, Season Tickets ...................... Jason ChaffinSr. Account Executive, Group Sales ........................Reggie WhittedCoordinator, Marketing ......................................... Kathy LangenfeldCoordinator, Marketing ............................................Tayhlor JenkinsAccount Executive, Group Sales .............................. Jeremy BusbyAccount Executive, Group Sales ...............................Nicole HowardAccount Executive, Group Sales ......................................Chris KingAccount Executive, Group Sales ...........................Adele LindermanAccount Executive, Group Sales ..........................Thomas McCartyAccount Executive, Group Sales ............................. Mike PalovcsikAccount Executive, Group Sales ....................................Colyn RitterAccount Executive, Group Sales ....................................Alex StoneAccount Executive, Premium Sales & Service .......Nicholas SharpeAccount Executive, Season Tickets ...................... Shannon LackerAccount Executive, Season Tickets ............................Wyatt NeislerAccount Executive, Season Tickets ......................... Brian RehagenAccount Executive, Season Tickets ...........................Michael SwanAccount Executive, Season Tickets ..........................Payton AsmusAccount Executive, Theme Tickets ............................ Andrew LeighAccount Executive, Ticket Partnerships .................Steve CarpenterAccount Executive, Ticket Services ...........................Charlie FlauterAccount Executive, Ticket Services .............................Nancy LandaAccount Executive, Ticket Services ........................ Alex MaldonadoAccount Executive, Ticket Services ............................Paul PohlmanAccount Executive, Ticket Services ...................... Andrea RobinsonAccount Executive, Ticket Services ............................... Kelly WalshDirect Sales Representative .....................................Clayton AdamsDirect Sales Representative ........................................ Jason AubertDirect Sales Representative ....................................Whitney BankerDirect Sales Representative ................................. Rasheed DeBordDirect Sales Representative .................................... Natalie HallidayDirect Sales Representative ........................................ Joseph HarigDirect Sales Representative ..................................... Jackson HartigDirect Sales Representative .....................................Andrew LampeDirect Sales Representative ......................................Zachary LauerDirect Sales Representative .......................................... Tyler LupterDirect Sales Representative ......................................Mitch MadoniaDirect Sales Representative ................................... Dylan McGeheeDirect Sales Representative ...................................... Brendan ProstDirect Sales Representative ..................................... Brianna ReeseDirect Sales Representative ........................................ Sam RobertsDirect Sales Representative .......................................Thomas RyanDirect Sales Representative ........................................Justin TalbertDirect Sales Representative .....................................Blake WoodardReceptionist .......................................................... Marilyn Mathews

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WILLIAM O. DEWITT JR. PRINCIPAL OWNER AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Bill DeWitt Jr. has served as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Cardinals since 1996, when he led the purchase of the team from Anheuser Busch, and he and his immediate family acquired controlling interest in the team. DeWitt oversees all baseball, operational, financial and league mat-ters for the team. He is Chairman of the Major League Baseball Finance Committee, former Chairman of the Executive Council, a member of the Competition Committee and served on the Labor Policy Committee which reached agreement with the Players Association on the current five-year Collective Bargaining Agreement. During 2014, he served as Chairman of the Commissioner’s Succession Committee. Mr. DeWitt is also a member of the board of the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.

DeWitt, a native St. Louisan, is a graduate of St. Louis Country Day School, received his B.A. Degree in economics from Yale University in 1963, and

M.B.A. Degree from Harvard Business School in 1965. As the son of former baseball executive and team owner William O. DeWitt and Margaret H. DeWitt, he has deep roots in baseball dating back to his childhood. Mr. DeWitt’s father began his career with the Cardinals in 1916 and worked in a variety of executive positions under Branch Rickey until the early 1940s when he joined the St. Louis Browns as General Manager. He was twice named Major League Baseball Executive of the Year, was sole owner of the Cincinnati Reds from 1961-67 and majority owner of the Browns from 1949-51 when Bill, Jr. served as the team’s bat boy. His uniform (number 1/8) was worn by Eddie Gaedel during his famous pinch hitting appearance on August 19, 1951.

DeWitt, Jr. has been a prior owner of the Baltimore Orioles, Cincinnati Reds and Texas Rangers. He was also a shareholder of the Cincinnati Bengals Football Team and the Cincinnati Stingers Hockey Team, and has had a long career in private equity with Reynolds DeWitt & Co. and DeWitt Capital Group. He is married to the former Katharine Cramer of St. Louis, and they have four grown children: Katie, Bill, Andrew, and Margot, and 12 grandchildren.

Under his leadership, the Cardinals have had a number of significant achievements, including the following:

• Opened a new spring training facility in Jupiter, Fla., in 1998.

• Purchased the Palm Beach Cardinals of the Florida State League (A) in 1998.

• Purchased the Springfield Cardinals of the Texas League (AA) in 2005 and opened the new Hammons Field in Springfield, Mo.

• Privately financed, built, and opened the new Busch Stadium in April, 2006.

• Hosted Major League Baseball’s 2009 All-Star Game.

• Developed special events business highlighted by concerts by Dave Mathews Band, the Eagles, U2, Paul McCartney, Billy Joel, Metallica, international soccer matches and the National Hockey League Winter Classic.

• Surpassed 3 million in attendance 21 times since 1996, including the last 16 consecutive seasons.

• Won 12 Division Titles (1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2019), two Wild Cards (2011, 2012), four National League Pennants (2004, 2006, 2011, 2013) and two World Championships (2006, 2011).

• Won 74 postseason games - most amongst all National League teams since 1996.

• In 2019, became the only team in Major League Baseball to reach the League Championship Series in 10 of the past 20 seasons.

• Opened Ballpark Village, March 2014, with Phase II of Ballpark Village scheduled for completion in early 2020.

• Purchased the Memphis Redbirds of the Pacific Coast League (AAA), March 2014; and subse-quently sold 75% of the team in April 2016, retain-ing a 25% interest.

• Signed a new 15-year rights agreement with FOX Sports Midwest that began in 2018 and includes an equity component as part of the overall transaction.

ADDITIONAL INVESTORS Andrew N. Baur Family Stephen F. BrauerJames C. DavisFrederick O. HanserG. Watts Humphrey Jr.

Nick D. Kladis FamilyDonna DeWitt LambertMichael McDonnellDavid C. PrattMichael E. Pulitzer

Craig R. StapletonMrs. Richard H. SutphinDudley S. TaftJohn K. Wallace Jr.

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WILLIAM DeWITT, IIIPRESIDENT

Bill DeWitt III was named President of the St. Louis Cardinals in March, 2008. In his role as team President, DeWitt oversees all aspects of the team and its affiliates, including the Memphis Redbirds, Springfield Cardinals, Palm Beach Cardinals, Fox Sports Midwest, and Ballpark Village.

He led the effort to develop Ballpark Village, a mixed-use project adjacent to Busch Stadium which opened in 2014. In 2020 the Cardinals, along with their development partner The Cordish Companies, will open Phase II of the project which will include an office tower (The PwC Pennant Building), a 200 room boutique hotel (Live! by Loews), a 29-story luxury apartment tower (One Cardinal Way), a health club (Onelife Fitness), and additional retail and restaurants.

Before his appointment to team President, DeWitt was Sr. Vice President of Business Development with the Cardinals and oversaw the design and

construction of the new Busch Stadium, which opened in April, 2006. Prior to that, he was involved in several merchandising, marketing, and operational projects for the team. DeWitt was also involved in the planning for Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Florida, where the Cardinals conduct Spring Training.

DeWitt, 52, graduated cum laude from the Taft School in 1986 and went on to graduate cum laude from Yale University in 1990. He then served as an assistant to William Reilly, head of the U.S. EPA in Washington D.C. He earned an MBA from Harvard Business School in 1995. DeWitt is a board member of the Rawlings Corporation, and his charitable affiliations are Cardinals Care (board chair), Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri, the St. Louis Sports Commission, the St. Louis Regional Chamber, Downtown Now, and the Gateway Arch Park Foundation. DeWitt and his wife, Ira, live in St. Louis with their two children - daughter Natalie (21) and son, Will (18). Bill is an avid golfer and ice hockey player.

ST. LOUIS CARDINALS CLUB PRESIDENTSJ.B.C. Lucas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1876-77Henry V. Lucas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1885-86Chris Von der Ahe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1892-97Benjamin S. Muckenfuss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1898Frank De Hass Robison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1899-1906M. Stanley Robison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1906-10E.A. Steininger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1911-12James C. Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1912Schuyler P. Britton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1913-16Mrs. Helene Robison Britton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1916W. Branch Rickey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1917-19

Samuel Breadon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1920-47Robert E. Hannegan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1947-49Fred M. Saigh Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1949-53August A. Busch Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1953-73Richard A. Meyer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1974August A. Busch Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1974-89Fred L. Kuhlmann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989-91Stuart F. Meyer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1992-94Mark C. Lamping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1994-2008William DeWitt III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2008-present

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JOHN MOZELIAKPRESIDENT OF BASEBALL OPERATIONS

John “Mo” Mozeliak was named President of Baseball Operations on June 30, 2017, the first to be named to that position in franchise history. Mozeliak had served as the team’s Senior Vice President and General Manager for almost 10 full seasons, since October, 2007. He was the 12th general manager in the over 125-year history of the St. Louis Cardinals, and had previously held the position of Assistant General Manager for six seasons. His contract runs through the 2023 season.

Under Mozeliak, the Cardinals have reached the postseason seven times (2009, 2011-15, 2019), including a franchise record of five-straight seasons from 2011-2015. During that run, the Cardinals won three-straight National League Central Division titles (2013-2015), and have won five N.L. Central Titles overall (also 2009 and 2019) under Mo’s leadership. The five-year postseason run began with St. Louis’ 11th World Championship in 2011.

The 2019 season was the Cardinals 12th-consecutive winning season, a streak that began when Mozeliak was named General Manager prior to the 2008 season. The Cardinals 1,076 wins in those 12 seasons under Mozeliak’s watch are third only to the New York Yankees (1,113) and Los Angeles Dodgers (1,098), while they and the Yankees are the only teams to have posted 12 consecutive winning seasons in that time period.

A consistent culture of retaining key players has resulted in several significant deals aimed at keeping the organization’s top talent in St. Louis. Since 2012, the club has worked out multi-year deals with Yadier Molina (2012 & 2017), Adam Wainwright (2013), Matt Carpenter (2014), Kolten Wong (2016), Carlos Martinez (2017), Paul DeJong (2018), Miles Mikolas (2019) and Paul Goldschmidt (2019).

Mozeliak engineered a series of late season moves in 2011 that transformed the Cardinals and saw the team go from 10 ½ games back in late August to winning the franchise’s 11th World Championship. Baseball America named the Cardinals the 2011 Organization of the Year, the first time the franchise had received the honor. Mo was the 2011 recipient of the MLB.com GIBBY (Greatness in Baseball Yearly) Executive of the Year award and he was named, along with Tony La Russa, as the 2011 Baseball Man of the Year by the St. Louis Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.

In 2012, the Cardinals fell just one win shy of capturing the N.L. Championship, and with the team’s suc-cess, Mo was honored by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum with the Andrew “Rube” Foster Award as Executive of the Year. The 2013 team won the National League Championship and returned to the World Series just two years removed from winning the World Series title in 2011. Following that season, the organization was recognized by Baseball America as the Organization of the Year - the second such honor in three years - and was honored by USA Today Sports as having the best franchise among Major League baseball teams. The 2014 team captured the Central Division title for a second-straight season and returned to the National League Championship Series for a fourth-straight year. St. Louis led all Major League Baseball teams in wins and reached the postseason for a fifth-straight season in 2015, the ninth time in franchise history a Cardinals team had won 100 games.

Mozeliak, 51, is a 25-year veteran of the Cardinals front office, having joined the organization following the 1995 season where he initially served as an assistant in scouting operations during both the 1996 and 1997 seasons. Mo was named assistant scouting director in 1998 and was promoted to scouting director during 1999 and 2000. Several notable players came out of the draft classes of ’99 and 2000 under Mo’s direction, most notably first baseman and perennial All-Star Albert Pujols who was drafted in the 13th round of the 1999 draft, as well as catcher Yadier Molina.

In 2001, Mozeliak was named Director of Baseball Operations and in 2003 he was promoted to Assistant General Manager. During his time as Assistant GM, Mo’s duties increased as he focused more on the Major League Club and professional scouting, while still having direct involvement in both the scouting and player development departments.

Mozeliak began his career in baseball in 1993 with the Colorado Rockies where he worked in a variety of positions in baseball operations. He attended the University of Arizona and the University of Colorado. He currently serves as the National Trustee for the Foundation Fighting Blindness and sits on the Mercy Hospital Foundation board. Mozeliak lives in St. Louis with his wife, Julie, daughter, Allyson, and son, Will.

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MICHAEL GIRSCHVICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER

Michael Girsch was promoted to Vice President and General Manager on June 30, 2017, becoming the 13th General Manager in franchise history. His contract as General Manager runs through the 2022 season, and he is responsible for handling the day-to-day work of the team, including coordinating the efforts of the team’s baseball development group, contract negotiations, player evaluations and player transactions.

Prior to his appointment as GM, Girsch served as Assistant General Manager for seven seasons after being appointed to that position in January 2011.

From 2008-11, he served as the Director of Baseball Development, a newly created department focused on supporting Baseball Operations via internet applications, analytical models and decision support tools. Girsch joined the Cardinals in 2006, starting his career with a two year stint as the Coordinator of Amateur Scouting.

Before joining the Cardinals, Girsch, 43, earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the University of Notre Dame and an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

He and his wife, Kelly, reside in Webster Groves with their four children, twins Addison and Eleanor (15), Claire (13) and Tommy (12).

ST. LOUIS CARDINALS GENERAL MANAGERSRichard A. Meyer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1954-55Frank C. Lane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1956-57Vaughn P. (Bing) Devine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1958-64Robert L. Howsam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1965-66Stanley F. Musial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1967Vaughn P. (Bing) Devine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1968-78John Claiborne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1979-80

Dorrel (Whitey) Herzog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1980-82Joe McDonald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1982-84Dal Maxvill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1985-94Walt Jocketty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1994-2007John Mozeliak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2007-17Michael Girsch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2017-Present

The 2019 St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame Induction Class at the Cardinals Hall of Fame Gallery, August 24, 2019.

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FRONT OFFICE

MOISÉS RODRIGUEZASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER

Moisés Rodriguez was named the team’s Assistant General Manager on Septem-ber 27, 2017. Rodriguez has been a part of the organization for 12 seasons, pre-viously serving as the Director of International Operations. In his role as Assistant General Manager, Rodriguez assists both the President of Baseball Operations and VP & General Manager with Major League player transactions, contract negotia-tions and player evaluations, and helps oversee all aspects of Baseball Operations including amateur and pro scouting, player development, international operations and baseball development.

Before becoming Assistant GM, Rodriguez directed the team’s amateur scouting effort overseas, and supervised the player development and facility operations at the Cardinals Dominican Republic Academy. During his tenure, the international scouting department identified Cardinal pitchers Carlos Martinez and Alex Reyes as well as the late Oscar Taveras. Under his supervision, the Cardinals moved into a newly built player development academy in Boca Chica, Dominican Republic in 2015.

Prior to joining the Cardinals, Rodriguez worked for Major League Baseball in New York from 1998-2007, the last three-plus years as Manager of International Baseball Operations in the Commissioner’s Office. During his tenure in the Commissioner’s Office, he also specialized in the day-to-day handling of the waiver wire and rule enforcement related to clubs’ Major and Minor League player movement transac-tions. His first position at MLB in 1998 was as an assistant in Media Relations and waivers for the National League office. He began his work in sports as an Assistant Director of Sports Information at the University of Connecticut.

Rodriguez, 46, was born in Hato Rey, Puerto Rico, before moving to New York City. He received a communications degree from the University of Connecticut. He and his wife, Michelle, have two sons.

RANDY FLORESASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER/DIRECTOR OF SCOUTING

Randy Flores was promoted to Assistant General Manager on November 27, 2018. He has been the Director of Scouting since August 28, 2015, overseeing all aspects of the scouting department including the amateur draft.

Flores, 44, was part of the Cardinals 2006 World Series Championship team and spent eight seasons in the Majors. The left-hander played for St. Louis from 2004-08, appearing in over 200 games as a relief pitcher. He was drafted in 1997 by the New York Yankees from the University of Southern California, where he holds its all-time record for wins (42). Flores made his Major League debut in 2002 with the Texas Rangers and also saw big league action with Colorado (2002, 2009-10) and Minnesota (2010).

Prior to joining the Cardinals front office, he returned to USC, earning a M.Ed Postsecondary Administration in 2014. During graduate school he was USC’s Pitching Coach (2013), worked as a college baseball analyst for ESPN and Pac-12 Networks, and founded a sports video technology company.

A native of Pico Rivera, Calif., Flores and his wife, Lindsey, reside in Olivette with their two daughters, Sloane (10), Rowan (8), and son Hawkins (2).

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GARY LaROCQUEDIRECTOR, PLAYER DEVELOPMENT

Gary LaRocque was named Director of Player Development prior to the 2014 sea-son, and in this role oversees all aspects of player development. LaRocque joined the St. Louis organization in 2008 as Senior Special Assistant to the General Manag-er and was named Senior Advisor to Player Development prior to the 2013 season.

LaRocque is in his 45th year in professional baseball in player development and scouting. He served in senior management levels for the New York Mets beginning in 1998 as Scouting Director, Assistant General Manager, VP Player Development & Scouting and was Vice President of Professional Scouting in 2006.

Before joining the Mets, LaRocque started his professional playing career as an infielder in 1975 with the Milwaukee Brewers, and in 1979 began a 19-year career with the Los Angeles Dodgers as a minor league coach. LaRocque was a manager in the minors through 1988 before moving into the Dodgers’ scouting department from 1989-97.

LaRocque acquired his degree in secondary education (mathematics) in 1975 from the University of Hartford, West Hartford, Conn., and was elected to the Athletic Hall of Fame at the University of Hartford in 1993. LaRocque was awarded the George Kissell Award in 2018 for his efforts as voted on by his peers.

JOHN VUCHDIRECTOR, BASEBALL ADMINISTRATION

John Vuch is in his 33rd season in Baseball Operations and 42nd overall with the Cardinals. He was named to his current position following the 2013 season and he assists the VP/General Manager in all aspects of the Major League club, including taking the lead on arbitration cases and Rule 5 draft preparation, as well as handling contract negotiations for some of the 40-man roster players and minor league free agents.

Vuch held the title of Farm Director from September 2010 through the 2012 seasons, and during that time oversaw Championships for three teams [Quad Cities (A) & Johnson City (R) in 2011, Springfield (AA) in 2012]. The two championships in 2011 marked the first time since 1994 multiple Cardinals minor league affiliates won league championships, and the 2012 Springfield Cardinal team was recognized as the Minor League Team of the Year. Under his leadership, the 2010 Cardinals Minor League system had the highest com-bined winning percentage of any Major League organization and the Cardinals were recognized as the 2011 Organization of the Year by Baseball America. At the conclusion of the 2012 season, the Cardinals minor league system was ranked #1 by Baseball Prospectus, Baseball America and ESPN. He served as Director of Minor League Operations in 2013 and 2007-10, and was responsi-ble for the daily operations of the Cardinals’ farm system including minor league player personnel decisions. He began working for the Cardinals as a “runner” in 1979 and worked in the Sales Department from 1985-87.

Vuch was awarded the 2009 Harry Mitauer Good Guy Award by the St. Louis chapter of the BBWAA of America at their 51st annual dinner.

A St. Louis native, Vuch graduated from Oakville High School and the University of Missouri-St. Louis with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. Vuch and his wife, Maria, reside in south St. Louis County and have three children: Jack (25), Hayley (22) and Anna (19).

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PATRICK CASANTASYSTEMS DIRECTOR

Patrick Casanta enters his seventh season with the Cardinals and first as the Director of Baseball Systems, leading a group responsible for the use of data, software and technology across all areas of Baseball Operations.

Casanta joined the Cardinals at the end of 2013, starting as the club’s principal Software Developer. After serving as the Manager of Baseball Systems for the previous three seasons, he was promoted to his current role in 2019.

Casanta graduated from De Smet Jesuit High School and earned both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Computer Science from Loyola University of Chicago.

He and his wife, Lauren, reside in St. Louis.

MATT BAYERPROJECT DIRECTOR, BASEBALL DEVELOPMENT

Matt Bayer is in his ninth year with the Cardinals and first as Project Director, Baseball Development. As Project Director, he manages the day-to-day workflow of Baseball Development and serves as the communication link between Baseball Development and other departments within Baseball Operations.

Bayer started with the Cardinals in 2012 as a Baseball Development Assistant. He also served as Amateur Scouting Analyst and Manager of Scouting Analytics prior to receiving a promotion to his current role in November of 2019.

Before joining the Cardinals, Bayer, 30, earned a Bachelor of Science in Probability and Statistics, with a second major in Economics, from Washington University in St. Louis. Born and raised in Massapequa, New York, Bayer and his wife, Betty, reside in Webster Groves with their two children, Mary (3) and Bruce (1).

LUIS MORALESDIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS & ADMINISTRATION

Luis Morales enters his 10th season with the Cardinals and third as the Director of International Operations and Administration. He was promoted to his current role in November 2017 after previously serving as the Assistant Director of International Operations for the previous three seasons. Morales started with the Cardinals as an International Operations Intern in 2011. His main responsibilities in his position are coordinating the organization’s amateur scouting effort overseas, and supervising the player development and facility operations at the Cardinals Dominican Republic Academy.

Prior to the Cardinals, Morales worked four years with the Cleveland Indians as a Coordinator, Venezuelan Scouting. He started his career with Leones Del Caracas in the Venezuelan Winter League.

Morales, 37, earned his Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Universidad Catol-ica Andres Bello in Venezuela and his Master’s degree in Sports Administration from St. Thomas University in Miami, Fla.

Born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, Morales currently resides in Jupiter, Fla.

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KEVIN SEATSDIRECTOR, BASEBALL ANALYTICS

Kevin Seats is entering his sixth season with the Cardinals and first as Director of Baseball Analytics. In this role, Seats leads a group that leverages the ever-grow-ing size and scope of baseball data to build the analytical models and tools that are used in other departments within Baseball Operations. He was promoted to this role in November 2019 after having previously served as a Baseball Devel-opment Analyst.

Seats, 31, is a native of Cahokia, IL. Prior to joining the Cardinals, he attended Saint Louis University, where he earned Bachelor’s degrees in Mathematics, Physics, and Geophysics, and his Ph.D. in Geophysics from Stanford University.

Seats lives in Columbia, IL with his wife, Brittany, and children, Ellie (3) and Aubrey.

DR. ROBERT BUTLERDIRECTOR OF PERFORMANCE

Robert Butler is in his fifth season in Major League Baseball with the Cardinals. As the Director of Performance, Dr. Butler oversees player training and care for the Cardinals organization and all affiliates.

Prior to joining the Cardinals, he served as an Assistant Professor and Associate Director of the Michael W. Krzyzewski Human Performance Laboratory at Duke University for 5-1/2 years. A native of Wilmington, Del., Butler graduated from Mar-ietta College where he earned his Bachelor’s in Biology, Springfield College where he earned his M.S. in Biomechanics and Movement Science, and the University of Delaware where he earned his Ph.D. in Biomechanics. Following his doctoral training, he completed a post-doc at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and also his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at the University of Evansville.

Butler (43) and his wife, Sarah, and children Madeline (12), Emelia (10) and Greyson (6), and dog, Blue, reside in Palm City, Fla.

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BOB GEBHARDSENIOR SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO GENERAL MANAGER

Bob Gebhard joined the Cardinals in 2017 as Sr. Special Assistant to Sr. VP/ General Manager John Mozeliak, and is in his 56th season in professional baseball. He came to St. Louis after 12 seasons with the Arizona Diamondbacks as Vice President & Special Assistant to the GM, the same role he held with the Cardinals from 2000-04.

Gebhard was on the ground floor of the Colorado Rockies franchise, joining the club during the winter of 1991 as the first General Manager in the team’s history. He joined the Rockies from the Minnesota Twins where he won a pair of World Series rings in 1987 and 1991.

Gebhard was drafted by the Twins in the 15th round of the first June draft in 1965 and had an 11-year playing career with both the Twins and Montreal Expos. He was a player/coach in the Montreal organization from 1974-75, then coached in Montreal’s system through 1986, including on the Major League coaching staff in 1982.

In 2012, Gebhard received the Roland Hemond Award from the Society of American Baseball Research (SABR) and in 2011 was named the recipient of the Sheldon “Chief” Bender Award from Minor League Baseball. In 2020, Gebhard and five oth-ers including notable skier Lindsey Vonn, will be inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame.

A native of Lamberton, Minn., Gebhard earned 16 letters in four sports in high school. His athletic career continued at the University of Iowa, where he co-captained the baseball team and played basketball.

Gebhard and his wife, Nancy, reside in Centennial, Colo., and have three children, Angie, Jenny and Casey, and eight grandchildren.

MATT SLATERSPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE GM, PLAYER PROCUREMENT

Matt Slater joined the Cardinals in 2007 and was named Special Assistant to the General Manager, Player Procurement in December 2017 after previously serving as the club’s Director of Player Personnel.

He is in his 30th year in Major League Baseball where over the course of his career, he has helped build division winners and playoff teams in Baltimore, Los Angeles and St. Louis. In his current role as senior talent evaluator, Slater works hand in hand with the President and General Manager in all player acquisitions including Major League, minor league, amateur draft and international talent. Furthermore, he aids in contract negotiations and roster composition. For the past 12 years, Matt has served as a consultant to the Orix Buffaloes Baseball Club of Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball league. In addition, Slater continues to push the Cardinals organization forward in the emerging player procurement markets of Asia and Cuba.

Prior to joining the Cardinals, Slater served in various management capacities for the Los Angeles Dodgers for nine years, including Director of Scouting Operations, Direc-tor of Baseball Operations and Director of Professional Scouting. With the Dodgers, he oversaw scouting operations while also being involved with contract negotiations, arbitration and roster management. He worked with the Baltimore Orioles from 1995-98 as the Administrator of Scouting. Slater got his start in professional baseball with the Milwaukee Brewers when he was 19 years old. Beginning in 1991, he served as the Brewers’ Scouting and Player Development Assistant.

A native of Fort Wayne, Ind., Slater graduated from Marquette University in Milwau-kee, Wis. in 1993, with a degree in Business Administration – Organizational Manage-ment, and holds a law degree from Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles, Calif. He serves on the board of directors for Independence Center, a non-profit mental health facility in St. Louis. He resides in Chesterfield with his wife, Thomasine, and their three children, Brandon (19), Madison (16) and Jacob (16).

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ADAM OLSENDIRECTOR OF MEDICAL OPERATIONS/ HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

Adam Olsen was named Director of Medical Operations for the Cardinals on January 7, 2019. He begins his fifth season as Head Athletic Trainer after completing six seasons as their Assistant Athletic Trainer/Physical Therapist.

Prior to his time in St. Louis, he served for four seasons as the Medical/Rehab Coordinator for the Cardinals out of their Spring Training Complex in Jupiter, Florida.

Olsen is a native of Green Bay, Wisconsin and is a graduate of Auburn University where he earned his Athletic Training Certification. Olsen worked as an athletic train-er for Disney’s Wide World of Sports and Wildwood High School in the Orlando area before returning to school for his Master’s in Physical Therapy from The University of Wisconsin – Madison. Following graduation, Olsen completed a post-professional Sports Physical Therapy Fellowship at Champion Sports Medicine and the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI) under the direction of Dr. James Andrews and Kevin E. Wilk in Birmingham, Alabama.

Olsen, 42, and his wife, Amy, reside in St. Louis with their daughters, Annabelle Frances (10) and Piper James (5), and their dog, August.

CHRIS CONROYASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

Chris is entering his ninth season with the St. Louis Cardinals Major League staff, after 13 years in their minor league system.

Chris spent time with five different affiliates, including the Memphis Redbirds (AAA), where he spent seven seasons. During his minor league career, Chris was awarded the Eastern League Athletic Trainer of the Year, as well as the Pacific Coast League Athletic Trainer of the Year.

Along with being a certified athletic trainer, he is a certified strength and conditioning specialist, a performance enhancement specialist, a corrective exercise specialist, and is currently working on advanced SFMA/ FMS based treatment paradigms.

Born an Irish citizen, Chris (43) was naturalized as a United States Citizen on July 3, 2010. He and his wife Kristi, and two daughters Madelyn, and Cecelia reside in St Louis.

JEREMY CLIPPERTONASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

Jeremy is entering his fifth season with the Cardinals Major League staff, after serving four seasons with the Memphis Redbirds (AAA).

Before joining the Cardinals organization in 2012, Jeremy spent 11 years in the Seattle Mariners organization, including two in the PCL with the Triple-A Tacoma Rainiers. He also spent time at four other affiliates in the Seattle Mariner farm system and had one year (2001) in the Northwest League with the Spokane Indians in the Kansas City Royals Organization.

The Iowa native is a two-time award recipient, recognized by the Midwest League in 2006 and again in 2008 as the Minor League Athletic Trainer of the Year by the Professional Athletic Trainers Society, the highest Minor League award as the top athletic trainer in all of the Minor Leagues. He was also named the Southern League Trainer of the Year in 2008.

Jeremy, his wife Jessica, and son Calvin, reside in St. Louis Hills.

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LANCE THOMASON STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACHLance Thomason enters his eighth season with the Cardinals organization and second in St. Louis as strength and conditioning coach.

Prior to joining St. Louis, Thomason served in the same capacity with Triple-A Memphis (2017-18), Double-A Springfield (2015-16), Single-A Peoria (2014) and Rookie-level Johnson City (2013).

Before the Cardinals organization, Thomason interned with the University of Wyo-ming Performance Department after graduation and also was a volunteer strength coach.

Thomason graduated from Evanston (Wyo.) High School and earned an bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and Health Promotion from the University of Wyoming. He resides in St. Louis with wife, Crystal, son, Brooks (5) and daughter Everly (3).

JASON SHUTTPERFORMANCE SPECIALIST & PHYSICAL THERAPISTJason Shutt begins his fifth season as a Performance Specialist with the Cardinals and his fourth in St. Louis with the Major League club. In 2016, Shutt was based out of the Cardinals Complex in Jupiter, Fla.

In his role as Performance Specialist, Shutt seeks to optimize player readiness, durability and physical performance. Prior to joining the Cardinals, he consulted with professional and Olympic athletes while at the Michael Krzyzewski Human Performance Laboratory at Duke University.

Shutt is a native of Uniondale, Ind., and received his Physical Therapy doctorate from Duke University.

THOMAS KNOXASSISTANT DIRECTOR, PERFORMANCEThomas Knox is in his fifth season with the Cardinals, and second as the Assistant Director of Performance. He served three seasons (2016-18) as Major League Physical Therapist.

Knox joined the Cardinals before the 2016 season after completing three seasons as Director of Player Performance and Rehabilitation for the NBA Washington Wizards.

Knox received a BS in Exercise Science in 2006 and Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2009 from the University of Evansville. He completed a post-graduate residency in sports physical therapy through ProRehab in Evansville, Ind. Knox worked for EXOS (formerly Athletes’ Performance) for three years as a performance specialist and physical therapist in Frisco, Texas and Gulf Breeze, Fla., whose clientele included professional athletes and members of the military special operation groups.

Knox, is a Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist, a certified strength and conditioning specialist, certified in Functional Movement Systems and Kinetacore Dry Needling.

Born and raised in nearby Woodlawn, Ill., Knox currently resides in St. Louis.

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DR. ADAM FEDYKOPHTHALMOLOGIST

MICHAEL E.MURPHY, DC

TEAM CHIROPRACTOR

CARDINALS MEDICAL TEAMSt. Louis based Mercy is entering its eighth year as the team’s official medical provider. Mercy manages the team’s orthopedic and sports medicine needs, as well as providing other medical services for the team, the Cardinals organization and front office.

DR. BRIAN MAHAFFEYCOORDINATOR OF MEDICAL

SERVICES & TEAM PHYSICIAN

DR. GEORGE PALETTA, JR.HEAD ORTHOPEDIST

SURGEON

DR. LYNDON GROSSTEAM ORTHOPEDIST

DR. JULIENNE LIPPETEAM ORTHOPEDIST

DR. CHRISTIAN VERRYPRIMARY CARE

INTERNAL MEDICINEPHYSICIAN

DR. BRANDON LARKINCONCUSSION SPECIALIST

DR. DAN BERGMANDENTIST

MINOR LEAGUE MEDICAL TEAMS

MEMPHIS REDBIRDSDr. Arthur Franklin, MD - Team InternistDr. Barry Phillips, MD - Team Orthopedist, Head PhysicianDr. David Bernholt - Team Orthopedist

SPRINGFIELD CARDINALSDr. Landon Hough - Team InternistDr. Royce Moore - Team InternistDr. Richard Seagrave, lll, MD - Team OrthopedistDr. Victor Wilson - Team Orthopedist, Head Physician

PALM BEACH CARDINALS & GCL CARDINALSDr. Daniel L. Boss, MD - Team InternistDr. Ryan Simovitch, MD - Team Orthopedist, Head Physician

PEORIA CHIEFSDr. Stephen Orlevitch - Team Orthopedist, Head PhysicianDr. Jessica Tonozzi-Kinzinger - Team Internist

STATE COLLEGE SPIKESDr. Dov Bader - Team Orthopedist, Head PhysicianDr. Phillip Bosha - Team Internist

JOHNSON CITY CARDINALSDr. Marc Aiken, Team Orthopedist, Head PhysicianDr. Todd Fowler, MD - Primary Care Sports Medicine Specialist Dr. L. Allan Colyar - Team Internist

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SUMMER LEAGUE CARDINALSDr. Jenne Ramírez, Cardiologist Dr. Irvin Mármol, Orthopedic Dr. Gloreley Garrido, OphthalmologistDr. Grey Camerena, General Physician - Lead Physician Dr. Kallen Medina, Family and Community Medicine

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CLUBHOUSE STAFF

ERNIE MOOREDIRECTOR, TEAM TRAVEL

MARK WALSHHEAD CLUBHOUSE

MANAGER

RIP ROWANVISITING CLUBHOUSE

MANAGER

ANDY BOLLIERASSISTANT EQUIPMENT

MANAGER

CLAYTON MEYERHOME CLUBHOUSE

ASSISTANT

SCOTT KELTNERVISITING CLUBHOUSE

ASSISTANT

DAVE VONDERHAARMINOR LEAGUE EQUIPMENT

MANAGER

CHAD BLAIRVIDEO COORDINATOR

JAMIE POGUE (94)BULLPEN CATCHER/

CATCHING INSTRUCTOR

KLEININGER TERAN (76)

BULLPEN CATCHER

BEN BULTMANNASSISTANT VIDEO

COORDINATOR

DENNIS SCHUTZENHOFFER (90)

BATTING PRACTICE PITCHER

MIKE MEIERVIDEO ROOM ASSISTANT

PATRICK CRAMERHOME CLUBHOUSE

ASSISTANT

CRAIG WOEHLKEHOME CLUBHOUSE

ASSISTANT

ANDREW RIPPERTHOME CLUBHOUSE

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MATT GIFFORDVICE PRESIDENT,

STADIUM OPERATIONS

DAN GOODVICE PRESIDENT,

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

DAN FARRELLSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT

SALES & MARKETING

JOE ABERNATHYVICE PRESIDENT,

FACILITY PLANNING & ENGINEERING

VICKI BRYANTVICE PRESIDENT, EVENT SERVICES

& MERCHANDISING

JOE STROHMVICE PRESIDENT,

TICKET SALES

THANE VAN BREUSEGENVICE PRESIDENT,

CORPORATE MARKETING & STADIUM ENTERTAINMENT

BRAD WOODSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF

FINANCIAL OFFICER

MIKE WHITTLESENIOR VICE PRESIDENT &

GENERAL COUNSEL

MICHAEL HALLVICE PRESIDENT,

COMMUNITY RELATIONS & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,

CARDINALS CARE

ANN SEENEYVICE PRESIDENT,

HUMAN RESOURCES

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Barry AbbettStadium Operations

Celina AllenCorporate Sales

DanielleAmann-StewartStadium Operations

Heather BaconPurchasing

Hope BakerStadium Operations

Scott BakerTicket Sales

Patrick BarrettStadium Operations

Brian BartowCommunications

Mary Clare BenaTicket Sales

Amy BerraMuseum

Ken BiekertStadium Operations

Kara BlakleyEvent Services

Angela BourgetInformation Technology

Katie BrandenbergCorporate Sales

Jamie BricklerTicket Sales

Jason BakerInformation Technology

Liz BlaseAccounting

Clayton AdamsTicket Sales

Jason AubertTicket Sales

Whitney BankerTicket Sales

Payton Asmus Ticket Sales

Justin BoyerInformation Technology

Isaiah BergBaseball Operations

Linda BrauerBaseball Operations

Tim BrewerInformation Technology

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Gretchen BruneCorporate Sales

Jayme BryantHuman Resources

Jeremy BusbyTicket Sales

Steve CarpenterTicket Sales

Anne CarrollCorporate Sales

Rex CarterAccounting

Kyle CassityCorporate Sales

Jason ChaffinTicket Sales

Kelly CheathamMuseum

Whitney ClarkCorporate Sales

Martin CocoTicket Sales

Patty CooperAccounting

Robyn CurtisCorporate Sales

Andrew DeanTicket Sales

Kyle DingesCorporate Sales

Chris DolanBusiness Strategy

and Analytics

Sean DriverStadium Operations

Javier DurenBaseball Operations

Rasheed DeBordTicket Sales

Megan EberhartCorporate Sales

Ryan EberhartTicket Sales

Tyra DurenHuman Resources

Kerry EmersonTicket Sales

Meghan EssmanCommunity Relations

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Tim FalknerStadium Entertainment

Rob FasoldtTicket Sales

Jill FalkCommunications

Tony FerreiraBaseball Operations

Nora FarrellCommunications

Brian FinchMuseum

Bill FindleyStadium Operations

Michelle FlachAccounting

Adam FroidlCorporate Sales

FredbirdTeam Mascot

Jennifer HalazEvent Services

Lisa HafferTicket Sales

Scott HaggertyEvent Services

Tyler HadzinskyBaseball Operations

Elroy GretzmacherStadium Operations

Jim GilstrapPublications

Nate GreenEvent Services

Nicholas GarziaLegal Office

Deanne GreenHuman Resources

Garrett GreenwoodBaseball Operations

Michael HansonInformation Technology

Justin HatcherStadium Operations

Natalie HallidayTicket Sales

Jackson HartigTicket Sales

Joseph HarigTicket Sales

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Paul HaydenAccounting

Jared HaukapStadium Entertainment

Kurt HoevelAccounting

Todd HeitmannBaseball Operations

Marissa HooverAccounting

Joe HumphriesStadium Operations

Erik JaffryEvent Services

David HunnInformation Technology

Nicole HowardTicket Sales

Sandi KieserCorporate Sales

Gabe KileyPublications

Courtney KincadeEvent Services

Chris KingTicket Sales

Chelsea KingCommunity Relations

Pierce JeffersonTicket Sales

Grace KellOwnership/Legal Office

Marybeth JohnsonCommunications

Tayhlor JenkinsTicket Sales

Alan KesslerBaseball Operations

Justin Klutenkamper

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ShannonKnoblochTicket Sales

Shannon LackerTicket Sales

Nancy LandaTicket Sales

Andrew LampeTicket Sales

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Phil LearaInformation Technology

PJ LeeCommunications

Adele LindermanTicket Sales

Andrew LeighTicket Sales

Aleah LikasEvent Services

George LaninghamStadium Operations

Julie LaninghamPresident’s Office

Kathy LangenfeldTicket Sales

Darla LeachEvent Services

Zachary LauerTicket Sales

Missy LiottaAccounting

Kristin LivingstonCorporate Sales

John LowryAccounting

Dan LooneyStadium Operations

Carol LuekeCommunications

Shawn MaloneyTicket Sales

Hosei MaruyamaStadium Operations

Thomas McCartyTicket Sales

Austin LukaschewskiBaseball Operations

Alex MaldonadoTicket Sales

Brett McMillanCommunications

Elisabeth MeineckePublications

Phil MelcherStadium Operations

Stan McNealPublications

Dylan McGeheeTicket Sales

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Jared OdomBaseball Operations

Mark MurrayBusiness Strategy

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Jeremy NeelStadium Operations

Wyatt NeislerTicket Sales

Tyler MunieStadium Entertainment

Ashleigh MiddlebrookStadium Operations

Chris MolinaPurchasing

Terry MollStadium Operations

Joseph MeltonStadium Operations

Michael PalovcsikTicket Sales

Bonnie ParresCommunity Relations

Greg PauliInformation Technology

Tom ParchomskiCorporate Sales

Damon PattersonTicket Sales

Debbie PfaffCorporate Sales

Joe PfeifferCorporate Sales

Paul PohlmanTicket Sales

Sheila PinskerEvent Services

Chris PerfaterInformation Technology

Julia PrusaczykBaseball Operations

Brendan ProstTicket Sales

Erin PruhsMuseum

Brianna ReeseTicket Sales

Lori RainsTicket Sales

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Cadence RippetoCorporate Sales

Andrea RobinsonTicket Sales

Sam RobertsTicket Sales

Brian RehagenTicket Sales

Cindy RichardsStadium Operations

Justin ScottStadium Operations

Dolores ScanlonTicket Sales

Joe SchindlerStadium Operations

Gabrielle SealeyEvent Services

Brittany SchelpMuseum

Tracey SessionsAccounting

Brian SeyfertBaseball Operations

Arvind SezhiyanCorporate Sales

Matt SheadStadium Entertainment

Nicholas SharpeTicket Sales

Stanley RuchalskiStadium Operations

Gail RuhlingCorporate Sales

Michael SalonyTicket Sales

Michael RobinsonStadium Operations

Thomas RyanTicket Sales

Elaine SimsStadium Operations

Carson ShipleyCommunications

Tony SimokaitisCorporate Sales

Brian SmithInformation Technology

Amanda SmallCommunity Relations

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Justin SprengelStadium Entertainment

Larry StateCorporate Sales

Jerry SmithStadium Operations

Emily StephensCommunications

Melissa TullTicket Sales

Chris TunnoCommunications

Tony ValleroyStadium Operations

Ron TorreyStadium Operations

Laney ThackerStadium Operations

Reggie WhittedTicket Sales

Lindsey WeberCommunity Relations

Bethany WhiteTicket Sales

Kelly WalshTicket Sales

Cayla WagnerMuseum

Julie StevensTicket Sales

Alex StoneTicket Sales

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Megan Stubblefield Event Services

Michael WhittyCommunications

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Taka YanagimotoCommunications

Perry YeeInformation Technology

Melody YountBaseball Operations

Steve ZeschPublications

Brad Wood IIIStadium Entertainment

Trisha ZalenskiBusiness Strategy

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Blake WoodardTicket Sales

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SHILDT

SHILDT — MANAGERIAL RECORD Year Club League Finish W L2009 Johnson City Appalachian (R) 2nd (West) 37 302010 Johnson City Appalachian (R) 1st (West) 42 242011 Johnson City Appalachian (R) 1st (West) 45 232012 Springfield Texas (AA) 1st (North) 77 612013 Springfield Texas (AA) 3rd (North) 64 742014 Springfield Texas (AA) 3rd (North) 68 722015 Memphis Pacific Coast (AAA) 2nd (American Southern) 73 712016 Memphis Pacific Coast (AAA) 4th (American Southern) 65 772018 St. Louis National 3rd (Central) 41 282019 St. Louis National 1st (Central) 91 71MAJOR TOTALS 132 99

MINOR TOTALS 471 432

CAREER NOTES:Mike Shildt is entering his third season (second full season) as the Cardinals manager, having led the team to an N.L.

Central Division title in 2019. Shildt was voted the N.L. Manager of the Year for 2019 by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America, joining Hall of Fame managers Whitey Herzog (1985) and Tony La Russa (2002) as the only Cardinals managers to have won the award. He is the only MLB Manager of the Year to have never played professionally.

Shildt guided the Cardinals to their 12th N.L. Central title in his first full season at the helm, overseeing a transformation of the team’s defense with record-setting performances, as the Cardinals became the first Major League team in history to go from worst to first in errors in back-to-back seasons. The Cardinals went 91-71 in 2019 while advancing to the N.L. Championship Series, and are 132-99 (.571 winning pct.) under Shildt since he was named interim manager in 2018.

Shildt was named the 50th manager in franchise history on July 15, 2018, serving on an interim basis after replacing Mike Matheny. After guiding the team to a National League best 26-12 (.684) mark in his first 38 games at the helm, Shildt was named manager on August 28, 2018. He was signed to a three-year contract extension thru 2022 in November, 2019.

Shildt was serving in his second season as a member of the Cardinals Major League coaching staff prior to his appointment as interim manager, and his first season as the team’s bench coach. Shildt began the 2017 season as quality control coach on the Major League staff before taking over as third-base coach in June.

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FULL NAME: Michael T. ShildtBORN: Charlotte, North CarolinaDATE OF BIRTH: August 9, 1968OPENING DAY AGE: 51 (Turns 52 on August 9)UNIFORM NUMBERS WORN: 83 (2017-18), 8 (2018-present)

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Shildt’s 41-28 record (.594 winning percentage) to finish out the 2018 season, tied with the Milwaukee Brewers and Colorado Rockies for the top mark in the National League from his appointment on July 15. He posted the best 40-game start by a Cardinals first year manager going 27-13. In August of 2018, the Cardinals were a Major League best 22-6 (.786), their first 22-win August since 1946 (22-9) and the team’s best record in the month of August since 1944 (25-8). Shildt’s efforts were recognized by BBWAA voters, earning him a 4th place finish in the 2018 N.L. Manager of the Year voting.

Prior to joining the Major League staff, Shildt had logged eight seasons as a minor league manager in the Cardinals organization, the most recent at the triple-A level with the Memphis Redbirds (2015-16). He compiled a career managerial record of 471-432 (.522) over his eight seasons in the minors, winning league championships in each of his three career playoff appearances.

Shildt served as a coach for the Pacific Coast League All-Star team in 2016 during the Triple-A All-Star Game that was held at BB&T Ballpark in his hometown of Charlotte, N.C.

Sixteen of his players off the Memphis roster made their Major League debuts during the 2015 and 2016 seasons. Shildt won his first league championship at Johnson City in the Appalachian League in 2010 and followed it up with another title in 2011. In his first season at double-A Springfield (2012), Shildt led the Cardinals to a team-record 77 wins and their first Texas League Championship defeating Frisco 3-1 after knocking off Tulsa 3-2 in the opening round. This marked his third consecutive title in his fourth year of managing in the minor leagues.

In 2011, Shildt’s Johnson City team set a short-season franchise record with 45 wins, just a year after tying the previous mark of 42. While at Johnson City, Shildt compiled a 124-77 (.617) record over three seasons, averaging 41 wins per season and guided the team to their first championship since 1976. In his first year at the helm of Johnson City (2009), he led the squad to their best record in 13 years (37-30), a year removed from serving as the hitting coach for the squad in 2008.

Shildt began every season from 2004-07 serving as an area scout and player development instructor before moving on to coach for a Cardinals short-season team, first as hitting coach at New Jersey in 2004-05, bench coach in State College in 2006 and position coach for Batavia in 2007.

Shildt earned the George Kissell Award in 2010 to add to his 2010 Appalachian League Manager of the Year award after his success at Johnson City as well as serving as the Cardinals Minor League Field and Spring Training Coordinator, a position he held from 2008-12. Shildt managed the Salt River Rafters of the Arizona Fall League to a 19-12 record in 2013, winning their final seven games, and finishing a half-game back of first place in the East Division.

Prior to joining the Cardinals, from 1999-2003, Shildt was an associate scout for the MLB Scouting Bureau and was head varsity coach at West Charlotte High School from 1994-96.

Shildt has five years of collegiate coaching under his belt, working as the hitting coach and recruiting coordinator at both UNC-Charlotte and UNC-Asheville.

Shildt, 51, is a 1991 graduate of UNC-Asheville with a degree in business and currently resides in Weddington, N.C. He was a three-year letter winner on the Bulldogs baseball team and grew up working for the Orioles double-A team in Charlotte with Cal Ripken, Jr., and Eddie Murray, performing clubhouse detail and working the scoreboard. He is also co-director of a Charlotte-based non-profit organization, Baseball for Life.

Shildt and his wife, Michelle, were married on March 6, 2020 in Jupiter, Fla.

PROFESSIONAL COACHING CAREER

St. Louis Cardinals Manager .......................2018-2020St. Louis Cardinals Interim Manager ...................2018St. Louis Cardinals Bench Coach ........................2018St. Louis Cardinals Quality Control Coach .........2017St. Louis Cardinals 3rd Base Coach ....................2017Memphis (AAA) Manager ...................................2015-16Springfield (AA) Manager ...................................2012-14Salt River Rafters (AFL) Manager ...........................2013Cardinals Minor League Spring Training Coor. ..2008-12Johnson City (R) Manager ..................................2009-11Johnson City (R) Hitting Coach ...............................2008Batavia (SS-A) Position Coach ................................2007State College (SS-A) Bench Coach .........................2006New Jersey (SS-A) Hitting Coach ......................2004-05St. Louis Cardinals Area Scout ...........................2004-07

AWARDS & HONORS

National LeagueManager of the Year (BBWAA)

2019: St. Louis Cardinals

George Kissell Award2010: Johnson City (R)

Triple-A All-Star Game 2016: Pacific Coast League (Coach)

Texas League Championship2012: Springfield (AA)

Appalachian League Manager of the Year2010: Johnson City (R)

Appalachian League Championship2011: Johnson City (R)2010: Johnson City (R)

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ALBERT

ALBERT — COMPLETE RECORD Year Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E2003 Washington (Pa). .176 9 17 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 1 .235 .458 02007 Shreveport .000 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .167 0INDEPENDENT TOTALS .143 11 21 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 4 0 0 1 .190 .399 0

CAREER NOTES:Jeff Albert was hired as the St. Louis Cardinals hitting

coach in November 2018 after the previous six years in the Houston Astros organization.

The 39-year old hitting instructor was the second hitting coach with the Astros in 2018 after serving as the minor league hitting coordinator from 2014-17 and 2013 as the roving hitting instructor.

Prior to his time with the Astros, Albert launched his professional coaching career with the Cardinals organization starting as hitting coach for the Batavia MuckDogs of the short-season A ball affiliate in the New York-Penn League. The MuckDogs won the New York-Penn League title in 2008 knocking off Jamestown 2-0 in the championship series.

Albert advanced to the Cardinals High-A Florida State League affiliate in Palm Beach where he served as hitting coach from 2009-12.

Prior to entering the coaching ranks, Albert played two seasons of Independent League baseball for the Washington (Pa.) Wild Things in 2003 and the Shreveport Captains in 2007.

Albert’s college playing career was spent at Butler University where he lettered twice for the Bulldogs and helped lead them to their highest win total in program history with 34 wins in 2002 and again in 2003, a total which was not matched by another Butler baseball team until they won 34 again in 2018. In 2002, Albert led the team with 34 RBI garnering Second Team All-Horizon League honors at third base. He finished his collegiate career with a .284 batting average and 10 home runs.

His accolades off the field include a Master’s Degree in Exercise Science from Louisiana Tech University where he was also involved in various baseball training and research, as well as strength and conditioning work with the school’s baseball and softball programs.

Albert is a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), and runs swingtraining.net, which is a site dedicated to baseball training and analysis.

He resides in Jupiter, Florida.

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FULL NAME: Jeffrey M. AlbertBORN: Rochester, New YorkDATE OF BIRTH: October 31, 1980OPENING DAY AGE: 39UNIFORM NUMBERS WORN: 46 (2018), 54 (2019-present)

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PROFESSIONAL COACHING CAREER

St. Louis Cardinals Hitting Coach ...............2019-2020Houston Astros Second Hitting Coach ....................2018Houston Astros Minor League Hitting Coord. .....2014-17Houston Astros Roving Hitting Instructor .................2013Palm Beach (A) Hitting Coach ............................2009-12Batavia (SS-A) Hitting Coach ..................................2008

AWARDS & HONORS

New York-Penn League Championship2008: Batavia (SS-A)

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ST. LOUIS CARDINALS ALL-TIME COACHES ROSTER

Jeff Albert ..........................2019-20

Mike Aldrete ......................2012-14

Tony Auferio ...........................1973

Don Baylor .............................1992

Joe Becker ........................1965-66

David Bell ..........................2014-17

Vern Benson ........ 1961-64, 70-75

Ray Blades ..................1930-32, 51

Ken Boyer .........................1971-72

Steve Braun ...........................1990

Mark Budaska ...................2018-19

Jose Cardenal ...................1994-95

Chris Chambliss ................1993-95

Stubby Clapp ...................2019-20

Joe Coleman .....................1991-94

Dave Collins ......................1991-92

Walker Cooper .......................1957

Joe Cunningham ....................1982

Mark DeJohn ................ 1996-2001

Bucky Dent ........................1991-94

Dave Duncan ............... 1996-2011

Mike Easler .................. 1999-2001

Bryan Eversgerd ...............2018-20

Bob Gibson ............................1995

Preston Gomez ......................1976

Mike Gonzalez ..................1934-46

George Greer .........................2018

Stan Hack .........................1957-58

Rich Hacker .......................1986-90

Ron Hassey ............................1996

George Hendrick ...............1996-97

Chuck Hiller .......................1981-83

Al Hollingsworth ................1957-58

Johnny Hopp ..........................1956

Jack Hubbard .........................1993

Blaise Ilsley .......................2013-17

Jobel Jiménez ...................2019-20

Darrell Johnson .................1960-61

Lou Kahn ...........................1954-55

Ray Katt .............................1959-61

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