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Bird Droppings: Arizona Cardinals have options at tight ends, Rondale Moore ready to contribue, and more Happy Wednesday one and all. We are halfway through the week and heading into Mother’s Day Weekend... Hint, hint. We are still wading through the 2021 NFL Draft, but also looking forward to more work in free agency. We have all the news from around the web to help you get ready, let’s get to it.

Snakebytes 4/30: Starting the series off right Share this story Arizona right-hander Luke Weaver lasted just four innings, giving up three runs on five hits and four walks. But the D-backs’ bullpen was excellent: Chris Devenski, Taylor Clarke, Caleb Smith (2-1), Kevin Ginkel and Stefan Crichton all pitched a scoreless inning. Due to an agreement made between the county and the Arizona Diamondbacks in May of 2018, the team organization operates Chase Field and the surrounding land, turning the...

Bird Droppings: Arizona Cardinals free agents, Keim and Kingsbury’s future and more Happy Sunday one and all. We are into a new week and have plenty of information on the Arizona Cardinals to help you get through the week. Let’s get your week started with a look around the web at your Arizona Cardinals. No, no breaking news yet, whether its any free agent interest or Fitzs decision. The guys do talk a bunch about the latter, but Paul Calvisi, Darren Urban and Kyle Odegard also get into the ...

A revisit of expected improvements this season.

Pitchers and catchers report today, heralding in sunny, balmy weather.

Bird Droppings: Arizona Cardinals wait on Larry Fitzgerald, Patrick Peterson, the 2021 NFL ‘Combine’ and more Happy Friday one and all we have made it. The Arizona Cardinals and the rest of the NFL have some dates coming up that we need to know, which we will get into a little later. However, we have plenty of news from around the web on your Arizona Cardinals to get your Friday started off right. Let’s get to it.

Archie’s value for the Diamondbacks is not only on the pitch, but also off the field. Bring back the Beard!

Jerry Samet, who died this month of covid-19, was devoted to youth-leadership programs. From that work he built a family. Paul M. Duggan © Family photo Jerold Samet with his granddaughter, Lyla Samet, now 11, in an undated family photograph. Jerold “Jerry” Samet of Montgomery County, Md., died of covid-19 Dec. 2, a week before his 76th birthday. Jerold Samet, who died this month of covid-19, a week before his 76th birthday, was a gregarious sort, a lifelong networker, a...