Posted on 17 May 2012. Tags: Amp, Baseball, Bloggers, C70, Cardinal, Cardinals Tickets, Conjunction, Email Address, Fans, Ivie, Loyal Readers, Lucky, Mlb, Monday Night, Padres, Pitchers, Radio, Road Game, Swag, Team Play
If there is one thing we love to do, it is to give away things to our loyal readers.
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Posted on 15 May 2012. Tags: Baseball, Frustrations, Game, Helmet, Ivie, Memphis, Mike Shildt, Northwest Arkansas Naturals, Pop Warner, Radio, Redbirds, Springfield Cardinals, Tripe, Umpire, Video Cards
New manager Mike Shildt, who took over for Ron “Pop” Warner after Pop was promoted to Memphis to manage the Tripe-A Redbirds, took exception to a call in a game against the Northwest Arkansas Naturals on 5/11.
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Posted on 15 May 2012. Tags: Alfonso Soriano, Boggs, Bryan Lahair, Critical Pieces, Cubs, Do The Right Thing, Freelance Writer, Game, Hr 3, Insurance, Intentional Walks, Kyles, Lohse, Mcclellan, Mike Matheny, Mike Metzger, Occasions, Pitchers, Right Hander, Second Guess, Seventh Inning, St Louis Cardinals
Decisions based on small sample sizes can kill you.
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Posted on 13 May 2012. Tags: Albert Pujols, Calf Injury, Carlos Beltran, Center Fielder, Champion Club, David Freese, First Baseman, Good Grief, Lance Berkman, Matt Carpenter, Offensive Numbers, Offensive Production, Rafeal Furcal, Right Fielder, St Louis Cardinals, Third Baseman, Utility Man, Washington Nationals, World Series Champion, Yadier Molina
Heading into the 2012 season, the St. Louis Cardinals had lost the best hitter in the game during the past decade.
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Posted on 12 May 2012. Tags: Adam Wainwright, Atlanta Braves, Bob Welch, Busch Stadium, Chris Carpenter, Dave Stewart, Decade Career, Field Representatives, Fitting Tribute, Jerry Reinsdorf, Jim Edmonds, Mike Matheny, Mike Shannon, Perfect Night, Retired Numbers, Short Speeches, St Louis Cardinals, Tom Seaver, Tony La Russa, Walt Jocketty
Friday night before their game against the Atlanta Braves, the St. Louis Cardinals retired former manager Tony La Russa’s number 10 in a ceremony on the field that included all the expected fanfare.
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Posted on 11 May 2012. Tags: Agony, Chris Dwyer, Consecutive Singles, Eric Duncan, Franchise History, Greg Holland, Julio Rodriguez, Kansas City Royals, Lafferty, Lisson, Ninth Inning, North Little Rock, Northwest Arkansas Naturals, Pitches, Rare Moments, Rosenthal, Springdale Ar, Springfield Cardinals, St Louis Cardinals, Strikeout
Naturals no hit the Cardinals in Double-A action.
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Posted on 10 May 2012. Tags: Adam Wainwright, Career Decisions, Coach Mark, Double Play, Feats, First Baseman, Four Games, Game Series, Happ, Hitting Coach, Homers, Kneecap, Left Handers, Lhp, Losing Streak, Mark Mcgwire, Minute Maid Park, Offensive Skills, Rhp, Sabr, Same Game, Second Baseman, St Louis Cardinals, Stolen Base, Three Games
After a rough start down in Houston the St. Louis Cardinals picked up right where they left off in April. With Tyler Greene leading the charge.
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Posted on 08 May 2012. Tags: Baseball Game, Baseball Reference, Cincinnati Reds, Don Gutteridge, Houston Astros, Jim Edmonds, Joe Morgan Ryne Sandberg, Juan Samuel, Mike Metzger, Pittsburgh Pirates, Red Schoendienst, Rogers Hornsby, Ryne Sandberg, S Joe, Score Line, Second Baseman, Second Basemen, St Louis Cardinals, Stan Musial, Ted Sizemore, Wally Moon
You may have seen Sunday’s St Louis Cardinals victory over the Houston Astros, and Tyler Greene’s 2-HR day. Was it historic? You betcha.
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Posted on 06 May 2012. Tags: Adam Wainwright, Broom, Bucs, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, Consecutive Games, Cy Young, Cy Young Award, Divisional Opponents, Early Tuesday, Game, Good Time, Heading, Hurry, Nl Central, Opponent, Pittsburgh Pirates, St Louis Cardinals, Two Games, Vulnerabilities
The schedule in May is not quite as easy as the one the Cardinals cruised through in April.
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Posted on 05 May 2012. Tags: Bad Habit, Base Paths, Baseball History, Best Game, Cardinal Baseball, Clowns, Colby Rasmus, Coughing Up, Eventual Release, Home Video, Lobotomy, Meltdown, Ninth Inning, Ryan Franklin, Ryan Theriot, Shortstop, Slapstick Comedy, St Louis Cardinals, Video Dvr, Youngsters
The St. Louis Cardinals have fallen back into a bad habit they were plagued by early in 2011: giving away games.
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Posted on 04 May 2012. Tags: Black Widow, Captain America, Cardinals, Cohorts, Counterparts, Global Security, Hawkeye, Hulk, Imdb, Incredible Hulk, International Peace, Iron Man, Ivie, Loki, Major League, Marvel Super Heroes, Nick Fury, Super Hero, Theaters, Thor
The Avengers debuts in theaters, which Cardinal players match up to the super hero team?
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Posted on 03 May 2012. Tags: Albert Pujols, Atlanta Braves, Bats, Calf Injury, Calf Strain, Cardinals, Chris Carpenter, Clubhouse, Differential, First Baseman Albert, Game Series, Games, Hasn, Lance Berkman, League Statistics, Losses, Mike Matheny, Nerve Problem, Palm Beach, Recurrence, Right Hander, Runners, Stars, Sure Thing, Taking Stock, Tony La Russa
“We could have had an epic month, but it turned out to just be a decent month,” said first baseman Lance Berkman, still disabled because of a left calf strain.
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Posted on 02 May 2012. Tags: Adam Wainwright, Bats, Breaking Ball, Bullpen, Cardinals, Carp, Dollar Question, Expectation, First Victory, Metrics, Offensive Slump, Pitchers, Pittsburgh Pirates, Qualitative Observation, Spring Training, Term Outlook, Tommy John, Tommy John Surgery, Velocity, Whip
Last night, May 1st, Adam Wainwright got his first victory of the year against the Pittsburgh Pirates, as the Cardinals bats lashed out for 10 runs and 13 hits.
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Posted on 01 May 2012. Tags: Barry Bonds, Baseball, Basic Elements, Cardinal, Cardinals, Carlos Beltran, Epitome, Father And Son, Favorite Clubs, Future Hall, Hall Of Famer, Hall Of Famer Lou, Home Runs, Kansas City Royals, Lou Brock, Major League Baseball, Matt Kemp, Milestones, Pace, Power Numbers, Professional Athletes, Royals, Son Bobby, Speed Power, St Louis Cardinals, Western Missouri
Power and speed. Two basic elements that the best of professional athletes posses.
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Posted on 01 May 2012. Tags: April 4, Cardinal, Caveat, Curve Ball, Exceptions, Fastball, Kyle Lohse, Pitch, Pitchers, Pitches, S Curve, Slider, St Louis Cardinals, Statistics, Success, Tenure, Velocity, Wfb
Kyle Lohse is off to a fast start in 2012. Has curve ball command been a difference maker?
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Posted on 30 April 2012. Tags: Baseball, Cardinals, Design Group, Download Page, E Books, Go Team, Laptop Screen, Logos, Magazines, Massive Collection, Mlb, News Stories, Pride, Recent News, Royals, Scoreboard, Shopping Mall, Team Clothing, Tribute, World Champions
Showing your pride in your team can take many different forms.
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Posted on 29 April 2012. Tags: Albert Pujols, Angels Of Anaheim, Batting Average, Bunches, Centerfielder, Consistency, Deficiencies, Friday Night, Furcal, Homers, Homeruns, Last Decade, Los Angeles Angels, Los Angeles Angels Of Anaheim, Milwaukee Brewers, Nl Central, Proof, Shortstop, Slump, St Louis Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals lost a huge part of their offense when Albert Pujols signed a 10-year, $240-million deal with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, but that also forced the team to build a more balanced lineup.
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Posted on 27 April 2012. Tags: Addition Game, April 29, Attendance, Busch Stadium, Can Coolers, Clothing Company, Cool Gifts, Division Rival, E Entertainment, Entire World, Fox Sports, Greatest Games, Home Video, Louis Cardinals Game, Newest Addition, Promotion Books, School Kids, St Louis Cardinals, Weinhold, World Series
For the first time this season, I will be in attendance for a St. Louis Cardinals game at Busch Stadium.
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