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The O’Fallon Hoots announced March 22 that Brandon Moss and Adam Kennedy have signed on for the 2021 MLB Alumni Home Run Derby at CarShield Field at 7 p.m. on June 5.

Take a look at where the Cardinals have upgraded (or not) at some key positions, what kind of offseason our divisional competition has had, and some key things to watch as the season unfolds.

The St. Louis Cardinals announced on March 18 a season-long campaign to honor radio broadcaster Mike Shannon, who celebrates his 50th and final season in the broadcast booth in 2021.

The player with the most fan votes will be inducted into the Cardinals Hall of Fame during an enshrinement ceremony on Saturday, Aug. 21.

The team in early March, received approval to welcome guests back to Busch Stadium for the 2021 season, beginning with the home opener on Thursday, April 8. The COVID catch is that only 32% of capacity will be allowed to attend each game at Busch Stadium.

The Cardinals have a glut of young outfielders they want to give playing time to this year.

Prized left-handed pitcher Matthew Liberatore is one of the St. Louis Cardinals’ premier prospects along with third baseman Nolan Gorman. Baseball America’s list of Top 100 Prospects for 2021 finds Liberatore ranked at No. 46 and Gorman at No. 54.

St. Louis Cardinals Chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. approved a deal that brought 29-year-old Nolan Arenado to St. Louis from the Colorado Rockies, enabling the Cardinals to pull off one of the biggest acquisitions in baseball.

The T-Ravs, Shredded Cheese and Rubber Chickens will join the Adidas Athletics as participants in the 2021 edition of the CarShield Collegiate League.

The St. Louis Blues will increase attendance to 1,400 fans when the team faces off against the Arizona Coyotes at the Enterprise Center on Tuesday, Feb. 2.