2011 Hall Of Legends Inductee: Al Hrabosky
The final inductee for 2011 is, appropriately, former Cardinals and Royals closer, Al Hrabosky.
Author: Bob Netherton
2011 Hall Of Legends Inductee: Cookie Rojas
Cookie Rojas joins the I-70 Hall Of Legends.
The 10 Most Disappointing Cardinals Losses – The Top Five
On Thursday afternoon, a ninth inning meltdown by the Cardinals bullpen may have cost them a playoff spot. Where does this this one rank among the most disappointing in Cardinals history ? Let’s take a look.
The 10 Most Disappointing Cardinals Losses – Ten Through Six
On Thursday afternoon, a ninth inning meltdown by the Cardinals bullpen may have cost them a playoff spot. Where does this this one rank among the most disappointing in Cardinals history ? Let’s take a look.
August 22, 1982 – Grand Theft Brummer
It was 29 years ago that Glenn Brummer put his name in the Cardinals history book.
Is Fernando Salas A Closer ?
Fernando Salas has just blown his fourth save for the Cardinals. How does that compare among the other closers in St. Louis ?
July 27, 1970 – The Curse of Clay Kirby
How to lose while throwing a no-hitter.
October 15, 1964 – The Other Slide
One good slide deserves another.
June 1, 1967 – A Wild Wild Wild Game
With the Cardinals about to take on R.A Dickey and his knuckleball, it is a good time to take a look back at a wild one from 1967. It has big name players doing big things. It had role players figuring in the outcome of the game. And it has plays so strange that you had to be there to believe them.
July 17, 1954 – The Other “Almost” Comeback
After falling behind 8-0 against the Cincinnati Reds on July 6, 2011, the Cardinals nearly pulled off a miraculous comeback. You have to go all the back to 1954 to find another game like it.