The Evolving Kansas City Royals: The Pitching
Pitching, pitching and maybe a little pitching. This is where general manager Dayton Moore earned his paycheck this offseason.
Tag: Eras
Patience is the only option for Cardinal pen
Entering the season, one of the easy strengths for the Cardinals was the bullpen. However, what’s gold doesn’t always glitter, and the bullpen has been remarkably dull in the early season, and already has the team searching for new answers on a daily basis.
Big Mac Leaves St. Louis
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.
Are the 2012 Royals a bad team?
Are the 2012 Kansas City Royals a bad baseball team?
Yadier Molina is this generation’s Ozzie Smith
The St. Louis Cardinals confirmed Thursday that Yadier Molina will be the franchise’s catcher for at least the next five seasons, marking the second time the team has kept the best defensive player in the game.
Tony LaRussa Announces Retirement
The winningest manager in Cardinals history is going out on top.
Royals Starters Biggest Barrier To Contention
An analytic look at how the Royals starting pitching is stacking up in the AL Central.
Where Are They Now Classic: Wayne Granger – The Closer That Got Away
Wayne Granger was a hard throwing right hander with a devastating sinker. Thanks to a series of unfortunate events, he would spend his best years in Cincinnati as the closer for the Big Red Machine.
9 Is The New 6!
It is a serious number…
The Rivalry Continues: Cardinals v. Cubs 2011 Preview
This rivalry transcends the game on the field. Nothing is off-limits when it comes to St. Louis and Chicago. Which city has the better landmark, the better pizza, the better … Read More