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This weekend, the Cardinals are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the 1982 World Series. We consider JSF to be an authority on the unintentional comedy that 80's baseball provided. So today, we delve into our wheelhouse and bring you a special 1982 Cardinals edition of the Worthless Baseball Card Awards...

Every now and then, we at Joe Sports Fan like to take a break from the daily grind of delivering you the hard-hitting sports news and information you’ve come to depend on from us – and have a little fun. Let our hair down a little. (Or for some of us, maybe just not spike [...]

With Mizzou a month away from formally entering the grandest of all college football stages, known to civilians as the SEC, it is inevitable that the quality of competition on the field will take a step up.  What most fans have not taken into consideration are the benefits that the state of Missouri will enjoy [...]

We've waited a long time for something new in the Vinson Mortgage portfolio of commercial excellence. We attempted to hold you over by having Mr. Vinson on Episode Four of our podcast, but it just wasn't the same. The public demands more. Today, that prayer is answered through our exclusive preview of Vinson's new commercial that will air on KSDK throughout the Olympic Games.

Albert Pujols is gone and so is the Cardinals lead beat writer, Matthew Leach. They've both left for greener pastures. It’s a little sad. Never fear; we brought Leach into the digital saddle this week to reminisce on old times. We also tested the sports trivia knowledge of the local hobos.

It’s been nine months since Albert Pujols last wore the birds on the bat for the St. Louis Cardinals. And it’s also safe to say that, by now, you’re probably a bit tired of hearing about that. He felt disrespected, so he took his statue and the gross domestic product of Iceland and heeded Arte [...]

Last night, the wrestling hotbed known as St. Louis played host to a historic 1,000th episode of WWE Raw.  That’s 1,000 nights filled with shirtless, sweaty men pandering to an arena filled with thousands of equally sweaty men who scream relentlessly when two of them decide to roll around on a canvas mat together.  In other [...]

José Oquendo spent ten years as a player for the St. Louis Cardinals and is now serving his 15th year as a member of the coaching staff. His connection are both wide and distinguished; sort of like his positional versatility. Every few weeks, we play a little game called "The Six Degrees of José Oquendo".

A few weeks ago, we promised to bring some of the infamous St. Louis sports fans onto the show and this week is no different. While most of these characters’ claim to fame is at live sporting events, this one’s platform is the internet. She’s known simply as “Rasmus Girl” and her “Colby Fire Burning in the Outfield” song video has accumulated 200,000+ views since it debuted in 2009.

When it comes to selling tickets to Mizzou’s first SEC game that happens to be against the Georgia Bulldogs, you can do it the traditional way. Post them on a ticket broker site, hang on to them until gameday and sell them outside the stadium, seek out friends who will pay slightly above face value for them. Or you can go a much weirder route…