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May 22, 2012
Tyler Greene Get the Cards Off the Schneid
The Cardinals were very, very close to losing a fifth consecutive game last night. It would have been their longest losing streak of the season, and continued a rather brutal May that has seen the Cards undo a fair amount of the good work they did in April. On the first day of May, the Cardinal ... More >>
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May 17, 2012
Tyler Greene Still Tremendously Tantalizing, But Still Terribly Troubling Too
I've written about Tyler Greene before; he's kind of a pet obsession of mine. Actually, not really an obsession; I don't care enough one way or the other to characterize it in that manner. But I will admit to finding him fascinating. Greene is an enigma, and as such invites far more specul ... More >>
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May 1, 2012
Allen Craig to Return Tonight
The Cardinals have been one of the best offensive teams in all of baseball so far this season, ranking behind only three American League teams (who obviously have the benefit of the designated hitter), as far as OPS. In runs scored, the Atlanta Braves currently have an edge on the Cards for the top ... More >>
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December 12, 2011
Cards Bringing Furcal Back for 2012
commons.wikimedia.orgFurcal in 2010 with the Dodgers. Thanks to their sudden (and unwanted), financial windfall, the Cardinals' find themselves in a position of having a big pile of Albert Pujols cash sitting around and missing a big pile of Albert Pujols production. John Mozeliak and Co. st ... More >>
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December 8, 2011
Jeff Luhnow: Cardinals Lose Their Minor League Architect
Jeff Luhnow, future Baseball Executive of the Year award winner for turning around the Houston Astros' fortunes. Amidst all the hooplah and hand-wringing of waiting for Albert Pujols to make up his effing mind about just how much money is enough, there's another story unfolding for the Cardinals ... More >>
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August 2, 2011
The Trouble With Tyler Greene
commons.wikimedia.orgLook! His uniform is even covered in dirt! Why can't this guy get a decent shot here?! One of the really interesting (to me, anyway) sidebars of the Cards bringing in Rafael Furcal is the fact Tyler Greene was, once again, the odd man out. Greene was optioned back to Triple A ... More >>
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May 19, 2011
Kozma the Great and Powerful
It's the Koz! Get it? If you had told me, at nearly any point in the past three years or so, that Pete Kozma would one day make it to the big leagues, I probably would have laughed at you. Or, if you seemed like the sort of person to get violent if someone laughed at their opinion of a shortst ... More >>
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May 3, 2011
The Cards' Third Base Curse Strikes Again: Freese Out Longer than Expected
That white orb in the left corner is actually a piece of David Freese's brittle wrist bone.Monday was a bad day for the Cardinals. They opened up a four-game series against the Florida Marlins with a 6-5 loss, the second day in a row they had given up that many runs to an opponent. Since reaching ... More >>
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April 28, 2011
More Bullpen Hijinks in Houston
You know, it's beginning to feel like pretty much an everyday occurrence, writing something about the current state of the Cardinals' bullpen. I suppose it's understandable, though; the relief situation for the Cards this year is rapidly becoming the single biggest defining characteristic of this ... More >>
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December 15, 2010
Gerald Laird? Really? Cardinals Make Another Less-Than-Impressive Off-Season Move
Goodbye, Brendan Ryan. Hello, Gerald Laird. commons.wikimedia.orgGoodbye, high socks, goodbye, fun. So this is what building a winner looks like? This is what a championship-caliber team feels like? Interesting. I always thought winning would feel good. I always kind of pictured the fee ... More >>
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November 30, 2010
Cardinals Acquire Ryan Theriot; Columnist Scrambles for Non-Abusive Commentary
Get it? 'Cause it's the Riot? Hahahahaha! The Cardinals have completed a trade with the Los Angeles Dodgers for infielder Ryan Theriot, sending Blake Hawksworth to LA in return. Blake takes with him a wickedly awesome name and much less wickedly awesome pitching skills. Theriot brings versatility ... More >>
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October 20, 2010
The Cardinals Have an Infield Question; The Import Market May Have an Answer
Okay, before everyone gets all pissed off at me, I don't have anything personal against Skip Schumaker. I don't. Scout's honor. I mean, I don't really get the whole handsome thing with Skip, but that's mostly a matter of taste. I'll swoon at the mere mention of Joe Mather, and every so often in j ... More >>
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September 18, 2010
Tyler Greene's Pedro Feliz Blues
commons.wikimedia.orgYou'd think with a uniform that dirty Greene would be able to grit his way into a starting job around here. If someone asked you to sum up the Cardinals' 2010 season for them in the quickest way possible, you would need look no further than the way the Cards played the last t ... More >>
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July 15, 2010
Five Keys to the Cardinals' Second Half
Hey, it's a key, it works. (Also a forgotten classic of power pop you should totally pick up if you ever see it like at a yard sale or something.) The second "half" of the baseball season kicks off for the Cardinals tonight (and I put "half" in quotes because technically we passed the halfw ... More >>
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June 25, 2010
Cardinals Botch the Sweep Again: Tale of the Broken Broom Blues
That's 0 for 7 now on the broom, guys. What's the problem? It really didn't seem like there should have been any way the Cardinals could have possibly screwed this one up. Six times this season they have won the first two games of a three-game set, only to see their hopes for a sweep go up in smo ... More >>
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April 1, 2010
Julio Lugo Traded
Farewell to the glare. We hardly knew ye or your crazy eyes. The Cardinals have agreed to deal utility infielder Julio Lugo to the Baltimore Orioles for either a player to be named later or cash considerations. The deal is still awaiting final approval from the commissioner's office, indicat ... More >>
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March 24, 2010
The Redbird Relief Race Heading Into the Home Stretch
Coming into spring training, the Cardinals only had a few real holes to fill. Well, perhaps not holes to fill, really, but at least decisions to make on how best to utilize their resources. Ryan Franklin and his awful beard will once again be closing games for the Cardinals this season. The res ... More >>
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July 23, 2009
Circling the Drain
Does anybody want to tell me when this whole thing just went to hell? Remember when the Cardinals were a first-class organization, one that made smart moves, fielded competitive teams, and had everyone pulling in the same direction? Well, guess what, folks, the party, as they say, is over. ... More >>
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June 24, 2009
Game Notes 23rd June- Cardinals 3, Metropolitans 0
-Joe Thurston has got to be the worst baserunner I've ever seen. I'm fully aware that good and bad baserunning alike, over the course of a full season, will only help or hurt you by a few runs, but from a situational standpoint, Thurston getting picked off of second base in the seventh inning was as ... More >>
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June 19, 2009
Postgame Thoughts, 18th June: Double You. Tee. Eff.
-Okay, so Jo-El Pineiro crapped the bed quite mightily in the first inning, but he certainly had some help from the defense. Just an ugly inning all around, the sort that we really haven't seen too many of from the Cards lately. Typing that, I find myself a bit surprised, to be quite honest. It ... More >>
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June 17, 2009
Tigers at Cardinals: Anatomy of a Beatdown
Sunday night, the Cardinals played the Cleveland Indians on ESPN and were dominated. Not just beaten, but absolutely humiliated by the sinister wizardry of one Clifford Lee. Last night, that same Cardinal squad blew Justin Verlander right off the field, with five runs in a mere four innings. I think ... More >>
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May 26, 2009
Roster Problems
Yesterday afternoon, we saw what was, in my ever so humble opinion, the best start so far this year from a Cardinal go to waste. Chris Carpenter deserves some apologies, and a better outcome next time out. The question, of course, is how do you get him a better outcome next time?
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May 1, 2009
Baseball Card of the Week: Welcome New Cardinal Tyler Greene
Last night, the Cardinals saw yet another young man make his major league debut for the club. By my count, that's only four on the year, certainly not up to last year's cavalcade of kids standard, but the year is still young. Tyler Greene joined David Freese, P.J. Walters, and Colby Rasmus in m ... More >>

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