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ST. LOUIS (BP)--The narratives of Albert “El Hombre” Pujols and Stan “The Man” Musial continue to be woven together in St. Louis Cardinals history with the Nov. 24 announcement that Pujols had matched Musial with his third National League Most Valuable Player award.
Pujols now has won in 2005, 2008 and 2009; Musial won in 1943, 1946 and 1948.
Cardinal fans view both men as gentlemen and legends. Musial has a statue at Busch Stadium. Pujols is working on one. Read More...

SBU star Rogers follows Jesus

BOLIVAR, Mo. (BP)—He is, without question, the Big Man on Campus.
Matt Rogers stands 6-foot-11 and is the preseason Player of the Year in NCAA Division II Basketball. The Southwest Baptist University senior has been discovered by National Basketball Association teams. His life may very well be a professional sports ministry in the making. Read More...

Lee making an impact for Christ at MSU

STARKVILLE, Miss.(BP)–Tyson Lee looks more like a Sunday school teacher than an SEC quarterback. He’s 5’10”, 200 pounds, with close-cropped hair and a wide smile. Read More...

God’s grace prevails through Labonte’s racing trials

KANSAS CITY, Kansas (BP)--The 2009 season has been a tough one for 2000 NASCAR Sprint Cup champion Bobby Labonte. After struggling at Petty Enterprises for the past three seasons with an average finish of 22nd in each of those seasons, he was given the chance to drive for Hall of Fame Racing -- a team with an alliance with Yates Racing and expectations were high since he would have Yates engine power under the hood. Read More...