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Visited the area the past couple of days on a quick vacation with my wife. I have to tell you these Cardinal fans are some of the best there is. Everywhere we went we saw jerseys, caps, shoes, shorts, galore being worn by young and old alike. My wife was impressed with the attire even at the hotel. I know the Cubs were in town, but still WOW I have been to other, "Baseball Towns" and I think the only one that comes close to this, was Boston. Rabid fans, that's what it is all about. Gonna try and take some of this mojo back to Texas for my Rangers!
STL might have better baseball fans than the Rangers but Rams fans could learn alot from Dallas about what irt means to back your foootball team. Most Rams fans are fair weather to the max. Too bad since the Rams have a storied past and are a big part of the history of the league. St. Louis doesn't appreciate what they have with the Rams.
Last edited by Central Illinois 1; 08-22-2011 at 10:32 PM..
STL might have better baseball fans than the Rangers but Rams fans could learn alot from Dallas about what irt means to back your foootball team. Most Rams fans are fair weather to the max. Too bad since the Rams have a storied past and are a big part of the history of the league. St. Louis doesn't appreciate what they have with the Rams.
Because St. Louis is a baseball town, period. In fact they care more about their hockey than their football; yep, that's right, a city in the US that does not go bananas for the NFL.
Because St. Louis is a baseball town, period. In fact they care more about their hockey than their football; yep, that's right, a city in the US that does not go bananas for the NFL.
Too bad though. Because the Rams are an awesome franchise that deserve to be in a city where they are appreciated.
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I have been to other, "Baseball Towns" and I think the only one that comes close to this, was Boston. Rabid fans, that's what it is all about. Gonna try and take some of this mojo back to Texas for my Rangers!
