The State of Illinois is “Undecided” About Brady/Quinn
The following headline is not one of our renowned Photoshop efforts or a screencap from the latest Onion bit.
It's an actual column in the
What This Morning’s Headline SHOULD Have Been…
Oh, how we long for the day when front page newspaper headlines show lack of restraint from saying what needs to be said. Until then, we'll do the dirty work - facilitated by a perfect storm of a...
STLToday.com Loves Aaron Miles and Snappy Headlines
The (re)acquisition of Cardinals 2B Aaron Miles has fans in a tizzy. In recent memory, we can't remember more public ambivalence from the Cardinals contingent since the Tino Martinez...
Caesar’s Salad: A St. Louis Media Views Recap
“Media Views” is a weekly column written by Dan Caesar of the Post-Dispatch every Friday. Here’s our take on, well, his take. Word of the week: raucous - Definition...
Blues Are *Really* Excited To Have Halak
Perhaps it's their savvy marketing department preying upon the knowledge that Blues fans haven't had a truly dominant keeper to cheer for since Curtis Joseph or perhaps it's genuine excitement, either...
Caesar’s Salad: A Media Views Recap
"Media Views" is a weekly column written by Dan Caesar of the Post-Dispatch every Friday. Here's our take on, well, his take. Word of the week: tumult - Definition: a state of...
Vuvuzelas and STLToday.com: Why Not?
Do you like the soothing the tones of those ear-piecing vuvuzelas horns played during the World Cup? Do you also enjoy waiting minutes for your daily fix of STLToday.com to load? The link below...
What’s Eating Colby Rasmus on STLToday.com’s Front Page?
In our intensive observations of local sports headline lexicon, we typically overlook another integral aspect of the headline-creation process;...
Brad Penny Sports Headlines Across St. Louis
Brad Penny hit the first homerun (and grand slam) of his career of Friday night in an 9-5 interleague matchup against the Angels. However, the Cardinals starting pitcher also left the...
Post-Dispatch Ups the Ante in Local Sports Headline Snappiness
As we've noted in the past, local headline writers love to creatively compare the Cardinals to a deck of cards. It makes sense.