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Big Mac Leaves St. Louis

Chris Reed November 3, 2012

One year ago, Cardinal Nation tasted the very definition of bittersweet as the team reveled in its 11th—and inarguably most dramatic and improbable—World Series Championship while also saying goodbye to Tony La Russa and Dave Duncan, the outgoing brain trust of so much on-the-field success over a decade and a half in St. Louis.

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The Cueto Incident And How MLB Let Jason La Rue Down

Bob Netherton May 11, 2011

After this three game series in Chicago, the Cardinals will travel to Cincinnati for a weekend set against the Reds. Now that Johnny Cueto has been activated from the disabled … Read More

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