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Category Archives: St. Louis Cardinals
Daily Grind 5.2
Waino’s elbow, the Cubs of hockey?, and a reality check for those who didn’t like another “unsexy” pick in the NFL draft.
Birds Barrel Into 2012
It’s only been 6 games, but the St. Louis Cardinals have stormed out of the gate with 5 victories in which they’ve outscored opponents 34-11.
Happy Flight 2012
Spring Training is rapidly approaching. Pitchers and Catchers report in just 8 days. Position players February 23. Ah, the excitement of baseball. Pretty sick video too.
MLB Stars Cash In
Tim Lincecum wants a near record amount in arbitration. The Cardinals are in negotiations with the man who recorded the last out of the 2011 World Series, and MLB welcomes […]
So Long Albert
As much as I want to rant and complain, I realize that Albert Pujols is gone, so what is the point in getting upset? Lance Berkman said straight up last […]
From 2,728 to 0
Replacing a legendary manager is never easy. Replacing a manager that won 2,728 games with one that has zero managerial experience (aside from a youth team) is plain crazy, right?
Cardinals 2011 Offseason Checklist
A look at the Cardinals free agents. A huge decision for John Mozeliak as he puts his stamp on the storied franchise.
La Russa Leaves a Champion
Tony La Russa announced his retirement just three days after winning his most dramatic World Series of his lustrous 33-year career. La Russa walks away from the game at age […]
Bedlam in St. Louis
“What a team, what a ride, the Cardinals are World Champs in 2011!” Joe Buck called after Allen Craig caught the final out to clinch the Commissioner’s Trophy.
“We are going to a Game #7”!
Words cannot effectively describe Game 6 of the World Series. No story could be scripted any better. The improbable became reality. St. Louis’ hometown hero, David Freese, had insanely clutch […]
Cardinals Struggle with RISP
Ouch. This is a stinger. The St. Louis Cardinals will remember Game 5 of the World Series as a missed opportunity to drive in big runs.
World Series Game 4
Derek Holland pitched a helluva game to even the series at 2 apiece. Holland dominated for 8.1 innings. He surrendered only 4 base runners and 2 hits. He mixed a […]
