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December 23, 2011
Cards Win Beltran Sweepstakes
It's like Ed McMahon dropped by Busch Stadium yesterday, with a big check that read 4.0 WAR in the dollar amount box. Christmas came a little early for Cardinal fans this year. For the Cardinal offense, too. The Cards agreed to terms with Carlos Beltran yesterday on a two-year deal for appro ... More >>
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October 25, 2011
The Bullpen Phone, and Why It Doesn't Matter
So apparently the bullpen phone is a problem. Because, you know, the Cards can't seem to get the right reliever up at kind of a big moment. As far as problems go, though, the bullpen phone isn't even close to the biggest one the Cardinals had last night. The fact the bullpen shenanigans of n ... More >>
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October 24, 2011
Four Cardinals Starters Batting Sub-200 Through Series
If this image looks like it came from an E-D website, there's good reason for that.First of all, Joe Buck and Tim McCarver, yesterday was not the colossal St. Louis sports failure that you made it out to be during last night's World Series broadcast. No one in their right mind here in St. Louis t ... More >>
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October 21, 2011
An Apology to Jaime Garcia, And Then a Bunch of Criticism
I'm sorry, Jaime. Really. Truly.Dear Jaime, I am very, very sorry for ever doubting you. I'm sorry for thinking you a head case, for calling you a blow-up waiting to happen. I'm sorry I thought you were probably worn down after throwing close to 50 more innings this season than you ever had ... More >>
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October 13, 2011
5 Keys to Cardinals' Game 3 Win in NLCS
The rally towels were out in force last night.Unlike Chris Carpenter's last start, when he carried the Cardinals in a 1-0 shutout over the Phillies to advance to the NLCS, the clubhouse ace would require a team effort last night. He got it in a big first inning of production from Redbird batters ... More >>
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October 13, 2011
How Not to Take a Good At-Bat (Cardinals' Examples A, B, C)
commons.wikimedia.orgJon Jay wins our Worst Plate Appearance of the Night award. The Cardinals won last night, taking a two games to one lead over the Brewers and keeping alive their chances to clinch at World Series berth at home. The bullpen was the real hero, along with an early offensive outb ... More >>
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October 11, 2011
Cardinals Pull Even with Brewers In a Blowout
Statue of Lance Lynn currently being proposed for addition to the collection outside Busch Stadium. It's probably going to be overlooked, considering the final score of the game last night, but I think Lance Lynn may very well have saved the Cards' collective bacon. He entered the game with the s ... More >>
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October 11, 2011
David Freese's Coming Out Party
Ha! I'll bet you were expecting me to go with the Schwarzenneger version of Mr. Freeze, but instead I threw you a curve and went old school! That's why I'M a very important internet columnist and you're, well, probably doing something better with your time. Sigh.I wrote earlier today about the pe ... More >>
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September 27, 2011
Cardinals Earn Dubious Distinction: Hit Into Most Double Plays in NL History
Well, folks, it finally happened. The Cardinals last night wrote themselves into the record books. Regardless of whether the Redbirds squeak out a wild-card birth over the next two days, the 2011 season will live in infamy. Last night, en route to a soul-crushing 5-4 extra innings loss to th ... More >>
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August 16, 2011
Jon Jay and The Curse of a Starting Job
Jon Jay: Looks like a greater starter until he actually is.Last year at the trade deadline, the Cardinals got rid of one of their most productive, talented offensive players -- an outfielder -- in search of pitching help. They felt confident moving Ryan Ludwick in the three-team deal with the Cle ... More >>
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August 11, 2011
Tonight: The Cardinals' Last Stand
General George Custer, moments before telling one of his men, a Lieutenant Patterson, he had, "Complete faith you can lead us to victory over these Algonquin sunsabitches."Things have not been going all that well for the Cardinals lately. What's that, you say? You expected an expletive-laced ... More >>
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July 27, 2011
Worst Trade Ever! Cardinals Send Colby Rasmus to Toronto for Spare Parts
Ladies and gentlemen, if you would like to see what an incompetent sports organization looks like, I have an outstanding example for you right here in St. Louis. The Cardinals today have agreed to trade away Colby Rasmus, their young center fielder, who has multiple years of club control lef ... More >>
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July 6, 2011
The Final Tally on Albert's Absence
Sorry, but there's no way I'm ever going to acknowledge Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. Just not happening. With Albert Pujols officially coming off the disabled list on Tuesday, so far ahead of schedule we should probably all be looking for claws coming out of his hands (It's a Wolverine joke, folks. ... More >>
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June 21, 2011
No Pujols? No Problem.
So I'm sure everyone's heard by now that Albert Pujols, formerly unstoppable baseball machine, will miss somewhere between four and six weeks with a fractured wrist/forearm/whatever other random bone you like. There are plenty of questions and concerns in the wake of Albert's injury, not least of ... More >>
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June 10, 2011
Reviewing the Cardinals' Draft -- Rounds 6-10
When we last saw our red-clad heroes, they were trapped deep in the bowels of the 2011 draft, having just attempted to extricate themselves with the help of a polished sinker-y righthander from Oregon State named Gaviglia. He was the first pitcher taken by the Redbirds, after a truly bizarre run ... More >>
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June 2, 2011
Keith Law Releases New Prospect Rankings; Two Cardinals Make the List
Keith Law, ESPN's prospect guru, released his updated rankings of the top 25 minor league prospects Tuesday, and the first couple names on the list aren't really all that surprising. The Angels' Mike Trout, who began the year atop virtually every prospect list in creation, is still there, followe ... More >>
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May 26, 2011
The Double Play Blues, Part 2
A twin killing! Get it? Okay, fine, they're just brothers, not twins. Man, tough room. You all may remember (or you may not; I don't honestly know how much attention anyone pays to me), that just a few weeks back I wrote about the astonishingly high number of double plays the Cardinals have hit i ... More >>
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April 2, 2011
Matt Holliday Lost to Appendicitis
Holliday, moments before the appendectomy caught up with him. The 2011 baseball season is exactly one game old. So far, here's the good news: David Freese's ankles have yet to catch on fire, Colby Rasmus looked good in game one, and Albert Pujols should be significantly more affordable after a se ... More >>
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March 31, 2011
Shit Colby Rasmus' Dad Says: The father of the St. Louis Cardinals phenom is never at a loss for words. But what he says might surprise you.
Holliday, moments before the appendectomy caught up with him. The 2011 baseball season is exactly one game old. So far, here's the good news: David Freese's ankles have yet to catch on fire, Colby Rasmus looked good in game one, and Albert Pujols should be significantly more affordable after a se ... More >>
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September 7, 2010
Tony La Russa and The Razzle Dazzle Kid
Going into the long Labor Day weekend, I fully expected to be focused on the Cardinals. Sure, there was the Mizzou-Illinois game to attend, and a couple other college football games I found intriguing, and there was the Greek Festival down at St. Nicholas' church. (By the by, memo to the festival ... More >>
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August 12, 2010
Five Cardinals You Don't Ever Want to Piss Off
So the great fracas that was the Reds/Cardinals series is over, with our boys in red roundly thumping their boys in red and taking over sole possession of first place in the National League Central. The series was an outstanding one, full of drama and heartbreak and brilliance on both the offensi ... More >>
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July 31, 2010
Cardinals Trade Ryan Ludwick in Three-Team Deal
commons.wikimedia.orgAccording to various and sundry sources, the Cardinals have completed a three-team deal with the San Diego Padres and Cleveland Indians that will send Ryan Ludwick to the Padres and bring Jake Westbrook to the Cards. At first blush, I really liked this deal, thought it w ... More >>
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January 20, 2010
Rumor Roundup: The Return of Jimmy Baseball
Literary legend Thomas Wolfe evinces his displeasure upon being told he will one day be referenced in a baseball blog post. You can't go home again. It's just the way things are. We all fight it, we all do what we can to hold out on our younger worlds, but facts, as they say, is facts. You can ne ... More >>
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May 5, 2009
Get Well Soon, Swingin' Dick
I'll admit it: I actually yelled out when Dick Ankiel went into that wall last night. Usually, even in the case of an injury, I'm much more taciturn, but not this time. Honestly, I thought he was dead. I jumped up, screamed out "Oh my God," and just stood there in my living room, hands pressed ... More >>
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April 1, 2009
Young & Restless: Will 2009 finally be a breakthrough year for top Cardinals prospects?
I'll admit it: I actually yelled out when Dick Ankiel went into that wall last night. Usually, even in the case of an injury, I'm much more taciturn, but not this time. Honestly, I thought he was dead. I jumped up, screamed out "Oh my God," and just stood there in my living room, hands pressed ... More >>
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September 10, 2008
The Seven Brightest St. Louis Cardinals Prospects
I'll admit it: I actually yelled out when Dick Ankiel went into that wall last night. Usually, even in the case of an injury, I'm much more taciturn, but not this time. Honestly, I thought he was dead. I jumped up, screamed out "Oh my God," and just stood there in my living room, hands pressed ... More >>

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