The St. Louis Cardinals Versus Left Handed Pitching
With the playoffs coming up, and some great lefties on the horizon like Francisco Liriano and Clayton Kershaw, I want to study how successful The Cardinals really are against lefties.
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Predicting the Rest of the Season and How it Looks Good For The Cardinals
Now let’s look at the strength of the schedule for the rest of the season for each team.
St. Louis Cardinal Fan Catches Allen Craig’s Homer In Milwaukee
Allen Craig lifted his 12th homerun of the season this afternoon in Milwaukee, extending the St. Louis Cardinals’ lead to 7-0 at the time.
This One’s For You: Aaron Hooks of Cards Diaspora
Aaron Hooks of Cards Diaspora checks in to remind us that watching a Matt Damon movie can be patriotic
Bike Spokes and Shoe Boxes – This Set’s For You
To go along with this event, this week I will highlight a commemorative baseball card set that also honors American heroes, the 1991 Topps Desert Shield set.
Is a Trade Really Necessary?
The St. Louis Cardinals do not need to acquire a pitcher to get this team a championship.
Shortstop News Does Not Require Panic
The St. Louis Cardinals announced today that shortstop Rafael Furcal would require Tommy John surgery, ending his season before it starts.
United Cardinal Bloggers Progressive Game Blog
For the last four years, the United Cardinal Bloggers have come together to tell the story of an entire game from multiple voices on multiple sites.
How will Cards respond to adversity?
As I wrote last week in this space, everything was rainbow and lollipops in Cardinal Nation after such a fast start out of the gate, beating up on division foes.
Tyler Greene: Now or never.
If there was ever a time for Tyler Greene to take advantage of a situation in order to make the Cards’ Opening Day roster as their second baseman, this is it.