Frank Cusumano
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Saint Louis, MO, United States
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Washington University athlete picks basketball over business
"Once I say goodbye to this opportunity, I can never go back,” Charlie Jacob said. → Read More
Couple catches Pujols homer No. 701, auctioning ball off
Two tickets, two people and one very valuable baseball. → Read More
3 St. Louis women hit holes-in-one 3 days in a row
A group of St. Louis women recently took a golf trip to Las Vegas and returned with three-lifetime memories. Three women on the trip hit holes-in-one. → Read More
Scott Spiezio talks baseball, addiction and his life today
"I'm doing great, I think someone is looking out for me," Spiezio said. → Read More
A bat based off of bio-mechanics helped Harrison Bader, MLB players up their game
The Pro XR is being used by 30 MLB players, including former Cardinals player Harrison Bader. → Read More
Metro east teen Josh Fields excels on the ice, without his sight
Josh Fields may have been born without most of his sight, but his vision to accomplish his goals is crystal clear. → Read More
'It was the right thing to do': Priory golfer shows admirable honesty on the course
Nick Seifried's honesty may have cost him a chance at a championship. But it proved he was already a winner. → Read More
Centene to be stadium naming rights partner for St. Louis City SC
St. Louis City SC named another St. Louis-based company, Purina, as its founding sponsor and kit sponsor in March of 2021. → Read More
Tom Calhoun is the Blues' iron man with a set of golden pipes
For 1,573 games in a row, St. Louis Blues fans have heard Tom Calhoun's iconic voice. → Read More
Rams, NFL agree to settle St. Louis lawsuit over team's relocation for $790 million, sources say
The St. Louis team and the NFL and Rams owner Stan Kroenke came to an agreement to settle the lawsuit for $790 million, Frank Cusumano reports. → Read More
'I can be an inspiration': Woman overcoming Lymphedema by training as bodybuilder
“I don’t say 'Why me?' I say 'Why not me?' The answer is very clear, I can handle it," Amy Rivera said. → Read More
St. Louis woman makes history by beating all the men to win Metropolitan Senior Amateur Championship
Not many athletes peak at the age of 60, but then again, not many athletes are Ellen Port. Port is the first woman to win the Metropolitan Senior Amateur title → Read More
Kids getting a free chance to learn golf at Norwood Hills Country Club
Some have never picked up a club, but there are some who are suddenly blossoming, like Lea Macon, who has a gorgeous swing at age 15. → Read More
Angels designate Albert Pujols for assignment
Albert Pujols is reportedly being released by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. → Read More
Star recruit Dominic Lovett's special bond with Illinois trooper
Trooper Dye was one of Lovett's few special guests allowed to be present as Lovett officially decided on his college future. → Read More
The Highmark St. Louis basketball legacy lives on
Scott Highmark was one of the most prolific shooters in St. Louis basketball history. Now his daughter, Brooke, is following in his footsteps. → Read More
From Mali, to De Smet to Mizzou
The Missouri Tigers landed one of the top high school basketball prospects in the St. Louis area last week. But that's just a small part of Yaya Kieta's journey → Read More
Cardinals coach, team hall of famer Willie McGee opts out for remainder of 2020 season
The Cardinals will be without one of their most notable coaches for the rest of 2020 → Read More
5 On Your Side Countdown: The biggest 'what if' questions in St. Louis sports history
What if Stan Kroenke didn't own the Rams? What if the Spirits moved to the NBA? We look back on history-altering moments in St. Louis sports history. Here's our list → Read More
Cardinals employee tests positive for COVID-19
It is not clear whether the person is a player. The person will be re-tested and self-quarantined → Read More