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OOTPRealTime · 11-26-2013, 10:57 AM

First, I’d like to introduce you to our local and national media people covering this thing.

Local writers:

Bernie Zlamick (@bzlamick) - A respected columnist at the P-D who has been at it for almost 15 years now. Recently, a radio host as well. He has gone back to spending more time around the clubs that he covers - first and foremost, the Cardinals. His years of experience makes him the most respected opinion amongst the group.

Jose Santos (@jsantos) - A long-time beat writer at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, recently was promoted to a columnist. Known for his sarcastic approach and social media engagement, Jose is disliked by many - but respected by all.

Derek Gold (@dgold) - Took over at head beat writer at the P-D when Santos took the full-time columnist job. He is with the team on every road trip and analyzes every single move throughout the season.

Jen Mygosch (@JenMygoschMLB) - MLB.com beat writer assigned to the Cardinals. Has been covering the team for three full seasons now.

National writers:

Ken Rosenhaus (@KenRosenhaus) - A short statured and talented reporter with more contacts that anybody else in the business. He’ll break news, signings, trades and really anything that happens in this universe.

John Hayman (@JohnHayman) - Another MLB insider whose specialty is breaking news from around the league.

Bubba Olmey (@BubbaOlmey) - Yet another MLB scribe with contacts and news-breaking abilities.

Matthew Lurch (@mlurchMLB) - MLB.com National writer and former Cardinals beat writer.

Other sources:

@TheCardinalWay - A well-followed and respected Cardinals fan site. This will provide a non-biased view of what’s going on in the world of Cardinal baseball.

@MLBDepthCharts - The best follow (really) to cover the movement for all 30 MLB clubs. Will point towards shifts in roles, as well as, promotions/demotions and effects on all moves on the depth charts of MLB teams.

I’m sure we’ll be introduced to some other sources as we go along...

11-26-2013, 10:57 AM	#2
OOTPRealTime Minors (Double A) Join Date: Nov 2013 Posts: 147	Meeting our local and national personalities... First, I’d like to introduce you to our local and national media people covering this thing. Local writers: Bernie Zlamick (@bzlamick) - A respected columnist at the P-D who has been at it for almost 15 years now. Recently, a radio host as well. He has gone back to spending more time around the clubs that he covers - first and foremost, the Cardinals. His years of experience makes him the most respected opinion amongst the group. Jose Santos (@jsantos) - A long-time beat writer at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, recently was promoted to a columnist. Known for his sarcastic approach and social media engagement, Jose is disliked by many - but respected by all. Derek Gold (@dgold) - Took over at head beat writer at the P-D when Santos took the full-time columnist job. He is with the team on every road trip and analyzes every single move throughout the season. Jen Mygosch (@JenMygoschMLB) - MLB.com beat writer assigned to the Cardinals. Has been covering the team for three full seasons now. National writers: Ken Rosenhaus (@KenRosenhaus) - A short statured and talented reporter with more contacts that anybody else in the business. He’ll break news, signings, trades and really anything that happens in this universe. John Hayman (@JohnHayman) - Another MLB insider whose specialty is breaking news from around the league. Bubba Olmey (@BubbaOlmey) - Yet another MLB scribe with contacts and news-breaking abilities. Matthew Lurch (@mlurchMLB) - MLB.com National writer and former Cardinals beat writer. Other sources: @TheCardinalWay - A well-followed and respected Cardinals fan site. This will provide a non-biased view of what’s going on in the world of Cardinal baseball. @MLBDepthCharts - The best follow (really) to cover the movement for all 30 MLB clubs. Will point towards shifts in roles, as well as, promotions/demotions and effects on all moves on the depth charts of MLB teams. I’m sure we’ll be introduced to some other sources as we go along...