This One’s For You: What That Means To Me
As one who has never experienced such a thing, but has many friends and relatives who have, across many wars and military operations, I am humbled and thankful every day for their dedication and humility.
Tag: Redbirds
Did The Cardinals Miss Their Shortstop?
The St. Louis Cardinals went into the offseason with a very short shopping list. Solidify the bullpen, which they accomplished with the signing of Randy Choate, and upgrade the middle infield.
On Fourth Inning Weirdness and Power Outages
Game 5 of the NLCS did not go quite as planned for the St. Louis Cardinals, though that should not have been much of a surprise as the game unfolded. The Redbirds now head back to San Francisco to face the Giants in Game 6 Sunday evening.
This is what we wanted
Love it or hate it, Major League Baseball’s addition of the second Wild Card in each league in an attempt to create more opportunity as well as more likelihood that multiple playoff races would exist every season seems to have worked
Uncertainty
The St. Louis Cardinals have just come off a road trip, a key one, at 4-6.
If it wasn’t for bad luck…
The St. Louis Cardinals may be in some real trouble now.
An in-depth look at the National League Wild Card
This past offseason, Major League Baseball commissioner Bud Selig expanded the playoff system.
Tub-slumping
The six-hour, 19-inning marathon that took place on Sunday was just another kink in the chain that is the 2012 St. Louis Cardinals’ season.
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.
Video: Springfield Cards manager loses his cool
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.