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Sep 22, 2026

speaker_4NARRATOR
18:43
The Cardinals won that game, but it would be their only victory in the 1943 Fall Classic.
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18:49
But in 1944, the Cardinals captured their third straight pennant, and Marion was voted the National League MVP.
speaker_4NARRATOR
18:56
They faced their crosstown rivals, the St. Louis Browns, in the World Series.
speaker_4NARRATOR
19:01
The underdog Brownies won the opener, and game two was tied at two in the 11th inning, with Ray Sanders on second and Marion on first, when manager Billy Southworth made a move.

12 MINS LATER

speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:34
He's standing up! Good punch!
speaker_4NARRATOR
31:52
Again, the Cardinals drew the New York Yankees as their World Series opponents.
speaker_4NARRATOR
31:57
The Cardinals trailed two games to one and three to nothing on the scoreboard in game four as National League MVP Ken Boyer batted in the sixth inning.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:09
One ball and all strikes.
Matt GelbHOST
44:11
In fact, he had a horrible postseason.
Matt GelbHOST
44:14
And certainly, you know, as the presumptive National League MVP this year, like he's going to be motivated again and, you know, probably have a little bit of armor this time come playoff time.
Matt GelbHOST
44:25
So.
Matt GelbHOST
44:28
They catch the ball.
Eli SussmanHOST
49:44
The frontline star, of course, is Pete Crow Armstrong.
Eli SussmanHOST
49:48
He is not only clinched National League MVP, but I'd be Somewhat surprised if he doesn't win it unanimously.
Eli SussmanHOST
49:53
He hit his 45th home run today, which is tied for the National League lead.
Eli SussmanHOST
49:58
An amazing defensive center fielder who has as many home runs as anybody in the NL, who is right up there in stolen bases.
Kevin BarralPANELIST
51:34
Pete Crow has been very good this season.
Kevin BarralPANELIST
51:37
And I do agree.
Kevin BarralPANELIST
51:38
He is the National League MVP, unfortunately, for Shohei.
Kevin BarralPANELIST
51:40
Not able to pitch.
Jack BuckSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
76:49
The cards are in top three-nothing.
Lindsey NelsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
76:56
The Pittsburgh Pirates have two candidates for the National League MVP award.
Lindsey NelsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
77:00
One of them is Al Oliver, who has been doing just a tremendous job.
Lindsey NelsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
77:04
He's not a power hitter, but he's been hitting consistently day in and day out.
David KaplanHOST
16:32
He's coming up.
David KaplanHOST
16:34
Why are you not bunting? You've got the National League MVP on deck.
David KaplanHOST
16:40
You've got Saya and Bregman ready to come up and bush your heavy artillery.
David KaplanHOST
16:47
Why would you not let him lay a bunt down and get guys into scoring position? He chooses not to.
Mark DeweyHOST
10:30
So that's what I want to see.
Mark DeweyHOST
10:34
Now, while much guessing is going to take place, Not much guessing, I don't believe, is needed to say that this man is going to win the National League MVP.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:49
High fly ball out towards right center field.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:52
That's back.
Jack EdwardsCORRESPONDENT
39:19
Roy Campanella, a 1969 inductee, was the model for future catchers.
Jack EdwardsCORRESPONDENT
39:24
A three-time National League MVP, his career was cut short in 1958 by an auto accident.
Jack EdwardsCORRESPONDENT
39:29
Campanella also was the second black player to be elected into the hall after Jackie Robinson.
Jack EdwardsCORRESPONDENT
39:35
Just a week later, Don Drysdale was found dead in his hotel room due to an apparent heart attack.
Geoff WilsonHOST
16:20
He's been in the top five throughout, and he's back again in the number one spot today.
Geoff WilsonHOST
16:27
And the reason why is he has become the clear National League MVP favorite.
Geoff WilsonHOST
16:32
The market has exploded behind what many now expect to be a 40-40 season.
Geoff WilsonHOST
16:38
He's getting very close.
Rich WilsonHOST
9:21
That guy's been crazy
Tim McLeodHOST
9:22
... yeah, I think he solidified his right to be the, uh, and earn the NL MVP.
Rich WilsonHOST
9:31
Yeah.
Rich WilsonHOST
9:31
Can we-
Rob ParkerHOST
32:59
Okay.
Rob ParkerHOST
33:00
How about, is it, and not that you want Ohtani to be banged up or hurt, that's not what we're talking about, but the idea that PCA is going to win the National League MVP, somebody other than Ohtani, is that good to mix it around and not have the same guy win all the
Brian KennyGUEST
33:15
time? Uh, I don't know if it's good or bad.
Brian KennyGUEST
33:18
I'm a guy, you speak this language.

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