Post archive for ‘Cardinals History’
February 2nd, 2012 •
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Cardinals History, Red Schoendienst • Tagged as Cardinals history, Hall of Fame, Red Schoendienst, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Famer Red Schoendienst is still in uniform after 70 seasons in professional baseball.
January 30th, 2012 •
33 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, Cardinals Museum, St. Louis Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals have a new online museum designed to help fill the gap until the physical one is re-opened someday.
January 28th, 2012 •
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Cardinals History, Jason Isringhausen • Tagged as Cardinals history, Jason Isringhausen, Ken Reitz, Ray Washburn, Roy Oswalt, St. Louis Cardinals
If pitcher Roy Oswalt signs with the St. Louis Cardinals, will his familiar number 44 be available?
January 19th, 2012 •
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Cardinals History, Walker Cooper, Yadier Molina • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals, Walker Cooper, yadier molina
What might we learn from a time in history when the St. Louis Cardinals got rid of the best catcher in the National League instead of paying him what he deserved?
November 13th, 2011 •
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Cardinals History, Mike Matheny • Tagged as Cardinals history, Mike Matheny, St. Louis Cardinals
New Cardinals manager Mike Matheny becomes the youngest current manager in MLB, but only 14th-youngest St. Louis skipper in the last century.
October 23rd, 2011 •
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Albert Pujols, Cardinals History, Post-Season • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, Post-Season, St. Louis Cardinals
All-time ranking of some of St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols’ hitting feats accomplished Saturday night in Game 3 of the 2011 World Series.
October 23rd, 2011 •
8 Comments • Category:
Albert Pujols, Cardinals History, Post-Season • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, Post-Season, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols had a performance for the ages on Saturday night, hitting three home runs against the Texas Rangers in a 16-7 win in Game 3 of the 2011 World Series.
October 21st, 2011 •
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Cardinals History, Jaime Garcia, Jason Motte, Post-Season • Tagged as Cardinals history, Jaime Garcia, Jason Motte, Post-Season, St. Louis Cardinals
Looking at Thursday’s pitching performances by Jaime Garcia and Jason Motte of the St. Louis Cardinals in historical context.
October 21st, 2011 •
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Cardinals History, Post-Season • Tagged as Cardinals history, Post-Season, St. Louis Cardinals
Top St. Louis Cardinals World Series hitting stats in team history.
October 13th, 2011 •
35 Comments • Category:
Bob Gibson, Cardinals History, Chris Carpenter, Post-Season • Tagged as Bob Gibson, Cardinals history, Chris Carpenter, Post-Season, St. Louis Cardinals
Chris Carpenter’s seventh post-season win tied him with Hall of Famer Bob Gibson for the most in St. Louis Cardinals history.
October 10th, 2011 •
4 Comments • Category:
Albert Pujols, Cardinals History, Post-Season • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, MLB, Post-Season, St. Louis Cardinals
With a huge game in NLCS Game 2 Monday night, St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols moved into the MLB career top ten in post-season home runs and RBI.
October 9th, 2011 •
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Cardinals History, Chris Carpenter, Post-Season • Tagged as Cardinals history, Chris Carpenter, Post-Season, St. Louis Cardinals
Looking at the best playoff pitching performances in the history of the St. Louis Cardinals.
October 7th, 2011 •
9 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Post-Season • Tagged as Cardinals history, Post-Season, St. Louis Cardinals
The away team has won the last three National League Division Series-deciding Game 5’s. That should be good news for the St. Louis Cardinals, right?
October 5th, 2011 •
41 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, David Freese, Post-Season, Reggie Sanders • Tagged as Cardinals history, David Freese, multi-RBI games, Post-Season, Reggie Sanders, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals third baseman David Freese drove in four runs Wednesday night. Only one player had more RBI in a post-season game in team history.
September 21st, 2011 •
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Cardinals History, Ted Simmons, Yadier Molina • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals, Ted Simmons, yadier molina
St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina is only the fourth catcher in team history to collect 30 doubles in a season.
August 25th, 2011 •
56 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History
Looking back at the St. Louis Cardinals’ use of aged pitchers since 1996.
August 22nd, 2011 •
46 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, first place, overcoming deficits, St. Louis Cardinals
During their long history, the St. Louis Cardinals have come back from some large deficits to take over first place.
August 11th, 2011 •
25 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, Houston Buffaloes, St. Louis Cardinals
Help is needed to identify a one-time St. Louis Cardinals player.
July 16th, 2011 •
83 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as bullpen, Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals used their entire bullpen in Friday night’s loss to Cincinnati. It is a rarer occurrence than you might think.
July 12th, 2011 •
71 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Colby Rasmus, Keith Hernandez • Tagged as Cardinals history, Colby Rasmus, Keith Hernandez, St. Louis Cardinals
An earlier St. Louis Cardinals hitting star relied on his father for regular hitting instruction, like Colby Rasmus is today.
July 10th, 2011 •
4 Comments • Category:
Albert Pujols, Cardinals History • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols is moving up career hit lists while improving his 2011 totals as well.
July 5th, 2011 •
72 Comments • Category:
Bob Gibson, Cardinals History, Curt Flood • Tagged as Bob Gibson, Cardinals history, Curt Flood, Murray Chass, St. Louis Cardinals
Upcoming Curt Flood HBO special serves as Trojan horse for a writer’s attack on an ex-star player.
June 20th, 2011 •
24 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history
An introduction to a new site that offers a different look at baseball from a historical perspective.
June 9th, 2011 •
38 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Rogers Hornsby, Ryan Theriot • Tagged as Cardinals history, Rogers Hornsby, Ryan Theriot, St. Louis Cardinals
The 20-game hitting streak of St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Ryan Theriot ended on Wednesday night, short of past team greats.
May 25th, 2011 •
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Albert Pujols, Cardinals History, Daniel Descalso, Mark McGwire • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, Daniel Descalso, late and close RBI, Mark McGwire, St. Louis Cardinals
In terms of crucial RBI for the St. Louis Cardinals, Daniel Descalso’s 2011 start trails only Mark McGwire and Albert Pujols in the last 60 years.
May 18th, 2011 •
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Cardinals History • Tagged as Arkansas Travelers, Cardinals history, Ray Winder Field, St. Louis Cardinals
The seats from long-time home of the Arkansas Travelers, Ray Winder Field, were given away last weekend.
May 9th, 2011 •
26 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Jaime Garcia, Kyle Lohse, Kyle McClellan • Tagged as Jaime Garcia, Kyle Lohse, Kyle McClellan, St. Louis Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals had a trio of unusually well-pitched games this past weekend – their best in almost four decades.
May 4th, 2011 •
30 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, former ballparks, St. Louis Cardinals
Our Cardinals Social Media Night contest submissions continue with a look back at old-time ballparks in St. Louis.
February 28th, 2011 •
27 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals
Looking back at when the St. Louis Cardinals declined from second place one year to a poorer finish the next.
February 27th, 2011 •
27 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals
Looking back at when the St. Louis Cardinals improved from second place one year to first place the next.
February 26th, 2011 •
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Adam Wainwright, Cardinals History, Joaquin Andujar, Steve Carlton • Tagged as 20-game winners, Adam Wainwright, Cardinals history, Joaquin Andujar, St. Louis Cardinals, Steve Carlton
While the St. Louis Cardinals have twice experienced the loss of a 20-game winner for the entire next season, neither case turned out well.
October 15th, 2010 •
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Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals
A group of 36 contracts to go on the block includes ones signed by seven St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Famers.
October 2nd, 2010 •
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Cardinals History, Matt Pagnozzi • Tagged as Cardinals history, Matt Pagnozzi, squeeze bunt, St. Louis Cardinals
Friday night’s suicide squeeze by Matt Pagnozzi was the St. Louis Cardinals’ first in three years.
October 1st, 2010 •
1 Comment • Category:
Cardinals History, Chris Carpenter • Tagged as Cardinals history, Chris Carpenter, complete games, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Chris Carpenter collected his 17th complete game for the club, the most over the last decade, but few compared to past greats.
September 16th, 2010 •
15 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, low run scoring games, Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis Cardinals
In many ways, 1924 was a year like 2010 would later turn out to be for the St. Louis Cardinals.
September 13th, 2010 •
12 Comments • Category:
Albert Pujols, Cardinals History, Stan Musial • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, multi-home run games, St. Louis Cardinals, Stan Musial
Who is trailing Albert Pujols and Stan Musial with the most multiple-home run games in St. Louis Cardinals history?
September 7th, 2010 •
67 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, minor league system, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals minor leaguers posted the system’s highest winning percentage since 1966 and could set a new high in championships, too.
August 23rd, 2010 •
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Cardinals History, Jaime Garcia • Tagged as Cardinals history, Jaime Garcia, shutouts, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Jaime Garcia tossed a three-hit shutout on Sunday. How often has it happened in the last 90 years?
August 12th, 2010 •
14 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Chris Carpenter • Tagged as Cardinals history, Chris Carpenter, St. Louis Cardinals, winning streaks
Putting St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Chris Carpenter’s nine consecutive wins against the Cincinnati Reds into historical context.
August 2nd, 2010 •
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Cardinals History, Jake Westbrook • Tagged as Cardinals history, Jake Westbrook, St. Louis Cardinals
A look at how starting pitchers acquired in deadline deals prior to Jake Westbrook fared for the St. Louis Cardinals.
July 26th, 2010 •
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Cardinals History • Tagged as Baseball Hall of Fame
A one-hour video tour of one of nation’s greatest museums, located in Cooperstown, New York.
May 5th, 2010 •
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Cardinals History, Chris Duncan, Nick Stavinoha • Tagged as Cardinals history, Chris Duncan, Nick Stavinoha, pinch-hitting, St. Louis Cardinals
Nick Stavinoha is only one short of tying for the most pinch-hit home runs in a season by a Cardinal since Tony La Russa became manager in 1996.
May 3rd, 2010 •
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Cardinals History, Dizzy Dean, Jaime Garcia, Steve Carlton, Woody Williams • Tagged as Cardinals history, Dizzy Dean, Jaime Garcia, St. Louis Cardinals, Steve Carlton, Woody Williams
Of course it is early, but Jaime Garcia’s 2010 start matches that of a couple of Hall of Famers, including one named “Lefty.”
May 3rd, 2010 •
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Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, quality starts, rotation, St. Louis Cardinals
With another quality start on Monday night in Philadelphia, the St. Louis Cardinals rotation would establish their longest string of quality starts since 1973.
May 2nd, 2010 •
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Cardinals History, Kyle Lohse • Tagged as Cardinals history, Kyle Lohse, St. Louis Cardinals
Kyle Lohse deserved a win on Saturday after tossing seven innings of one-run ball for the St. Louis Cardinals, but instead took a no-decision.
April 30th, 2010 •
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Cardinals History, Colby Rasmus • Tagged as Cardinals history, Colby Rasmus, four-run games, St. Louis Cardinals
On Thursday, St. Louis’ Colby Rasmus did something only four other Cardinals in team history had accomplished in a single game.
April 29th, 2010 •
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Cardinals History, David Freese • Tagged as Cardinals history, David Freese, six RBI, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals third baseman David Freese drove in six runs against the Atlanta Braves Thursday afternoon. We tell you how unique that is.
April 26th, 2010 •
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Adam Wainwright, Brad Penny, Cardinals History • Tagged as Adam Wainwright, Alan Foster, Brad Penny, Cardinals history, pitching streak, St. Louis Cardinals
Two St. Louis Cardinals hurlers have current runs of four starts of seven innings or more and two or fewer earned runs. The last time it was done even once to start a season was in 1973.
April 25th, 2010 •
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Adam Wainwright, Brad Penny, Cardinals History, Jaime Garcia • Tagged as Adam Wainwright, Brad Penny, Cardinals history, Jaime Garcia, St. Louis Cardinals, starting pitching streak
Three St. Louis Cardinals starters are working on pitching streaks of six innings or more while allowing two or fewer runs.
April 22nd, 2010 •
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Bob Gibson, Cardinals History, Chris Carpenter • Tagged as Bob Gibson, Cardinals history, Chris Carpenter, St. Louis Cardinals, strikeouts
Chris Carpenter added his name to an exclusive list on Thursday night with his second consecutive ten-strikeout game for the St. Louis Cardinals.
April 20th, 2010 •
32 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Kyle Lohse
The St. Louis Cardinals’ run of seven consecutive starts of seven innings or more allowing two or fewer runs ended Tuesday night in Arizona. The team record may be 12, set in 1944.
April 20th, 2010 •
36 Comments • Category:
Brad Penny, Cardinals History • Tagged as Brad Penny, Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals, starting pitching streak
The St. Louis Cardinals are working on run of seven consecutive starts of seven innings or more allowing two or fewer runs.
April 18th, 2010 •
26 Comments • Category:
Adam Wainwright, Cardinals History • Tagged as Adam Wainwright, Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals, starting pitching streak
With his complete game on Sunday, St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Adam Wainwright extended the team’s streak of seven or more innings pitched while allowing two or fewer earned runs to six games, longest since 1986.
April 18th, 2010 •
28 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Jaime Garcia • Tagged as Cardinals history, Jaime Garcia, St. Louis Cardinals, starting pitching streak
The St. Louis Cardinals are working on run of five consecutive starts of seven innings allowing two or fewer runs.
April 17th, 2010 •
11 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Chris Carpenter, Felipe Lopez
Felipe Lopez and Chris Carpenter powered the Cardinals to a comeback win over the Mets Friday. Each man’s feat was notable in the context of team history.
April 13th, 2010 •
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Bob L. Miller, Cardinals History, Lindy McDaniel, Von McDaniel • Tagged as Bob L. Miller, Cardinals history, Lindy McDaniel, St. Louis Cardinals, Von McDaniel
Brothers Lindy and Von McDaniel along with Bob L. Miller joined the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1950’s without playing in the minor leagues first.
April 7th, 2010 •
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Albert Pujols, Cardinals History • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, runs scored
When he crossed the plate four times on opening day, Albert Pujols tied for the fourth-most such games in St. Louis Cardinals history.
February 21st, 2010 •
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Cardinals History, Don Lang, Freddie Schmidt, Herman Franks, Marty Marion, Stan Musial • Tagged as Cardinals history, Don Lang, Freddie Schmidt, Herman Franks, Marty Marion, St. Louis Cardinals, Stan Musial
Stan Musial isn’t the oldest or even second-oldest former St. Louis Cardinals player living. The latter is the relatively-unknown Freddie Schmidt.
February 3rd, 2010 •
2 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals
Those working for and around the St. Louis Cardinals today reach back to the 1940’s.
January 26th, 2010 •
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Cardinals History, Stan Musial • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals, Stan Musial
A search through baseball history is underway to identify a most unusual Stan Musial photo.
December 9th, 2009 •
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August Busch, Bill DeWitt Jr., Cardinals History • Tagged as August Busch, Bill DeWitt Jr., Cardinals history, Sam Breadon, St. Louis Cardinals
Passed over in the Hall of Fame veterans committee vote was the winningest St. Louis Cardinals owner ever, Sam Breadon.
December 8th, 2009 •
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Cardinals History, Whitey Herzog • Tagged as Cardinals history, Hall of Fame, retired numbers, St. Louis Cardinals, Whitey Herzog
Rather than retiring the number of every new Hall of Famer, the St. Louis Cardinals need a two-tiered system.
December 7th, 2009 •
77 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Whitey Herzog • Tagged as Cardinals history, Hall of Fame, St. Louis Cardinals, Whitey Herzog
Whitey Herzog and the other six most-winning St. Louis Cardinals managers in club history are either in or locks for the Hall of Fame.
December 7th, 2009 •
2 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, Cardinals Museum, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals history remains in mothballs while development project flounders.
November 14th, 2009 •
1 Comment • Category:
Cardinals History, Sam Breadon • Tagged as Cardinals history, Hall of Fame, Sam Breadon, St. Louis Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals owner during a record period of prosperity is being considered for election to Baseball’s Hall of Fame.
September 20th, 2009 •
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Cardinals History, Chris Maloney • Tagged as Cardinals history, Chris Maloney, minor league managers, St. Louis Cardinals
No Cardinals minor league skipper with at least six years of service has won a higher percentage of regular season games than Chris Maloney.
September 12th, 2009 •
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Cardinals History • Tagged as 1-0 losses, Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals
Looking back at recent 1-0 St. Louis Cardinals defeats, including Friday’s game with Atlanta
September 11th, 2009 •
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Cardinals History, Chris Maloney, Gaylen Pitts, Mark DeJohn, Steve Turco • Tagged as Chris Maloney, Danny Sheaffer, Dave Bialas, Gaylen Pitts, Jack Krol, Jim Riggleman, Joe Cunningham III, Joe Pettini, Joe Rigoli, Mark DeJohn, minor league managers, Nick Leyva, Roy Majtyka, St. Louis Cardinals, Steve Turco, Tom Burgess
Re-starting an earlier series by reviewing the top St. Louis Cardinals minor league managers in a number of statistical categories
September 8th, 2009 •
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Bob Gibson, Cardinals History, Chris Carpenter • Tagged as Bob Gibson, Cardinals history, Chris Carpenter, St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals pitcher Chris Carpenter’s win, low hits allowed and strikeout rates are now in Bob Gibson territory. That is a pretty rare place, indeed.
September 7th, 2009 •
6 Comments • Category:
Adam Wainwright, Cardinals History, Chris Carpenter, Joel Pineiro • Tagged as Adam Wainwright, Cardinals history, Chris Carpenter, Joel Pineiro, St. Louis Cardinals
Joel Pineiro is striving to join two St. Louis Cardinals teammates with 15 or more wins. It would be just the 21st time for the franchise since 1901.
September 5th, 2009 •
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Cardinals History, Ryan Ludwick • Tagged as Cardinals history, Ryan Ludwick, St. Louis Cardinals
On Friday, Cardinals outfielder Ryan Ludwick had five hits and five RBI, a rare combination
September 4th, 2009 •
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Cardinals History • Tagged as awards, Comeback Player of the Year, Cy Young Award, Executive of the Year, Manager of the Year, Most Valuable Player, Rolaids Relief Man of the Year, Rookie of the Year, St. Louis Cardinals
The 2009 St. Louis Cardinals have serious contenders for each of the major National League individual awards. To pull it off, they would have to go where no team has gone before.
September 2nd, 2009 •
4 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Trever Miller • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals, strikeout rate, Trever Miller
The St. Louis Cardinals left-hander is sitting down opposing hitters at a historic rate.
September 1st, 2009 •
16 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as American Association, Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals
The Cardinals don’t recognize 10,000 wins, but the records set by their players during their early, unrecognized years are in the books
August 29th, 2009 •
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Cardinals History, John Smoltz • Tagged as Andy Rincon, Cardinals history, John Smoltz, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher John Smoltz has gotten out of the blocks quickly with his new team – almost as fast as did Andy Rincon back in 1980.
August 22nd, 2009 •
2 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as American Association, Cardinals history, National League, St. Louis Cardinals, wins
The Cardinals aren’t the only club to not recognize play during the 1880s while in the American Association, but not doing so muddies the historical water
August 21st, 2009 •
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Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals
Controversy over 10,000th win drives explanation by Cardinals organization
August 21st, 2009 •
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Cardinals History, Colby Rasmus • Tagged as Cardinals history, Colby Rasmus, St. Louis Cardinals, walk-off home runs
22-year-old Colby Rasmus already has two walk-off home runs this season, tying the franchise record
August 16th, 2009 •
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Cardinals History, Eli Marrero, Tim McCarver, Tom Pagnozzi, Yadier Molina • Tagged as Cardinals history, Eli Marrero, St. Louis Cardinals, stolen bases, Tim McCarver, Tom Pagnozzi, yadier molina
The Cardinals post-1932 franchise season record for stolen bases by a catcher is held by three men. Believe it or not, Yadier Molina is approaching – fast.
August 13th, 2009 •
6 Comments • Category:
Bob Tewksbury, Cardinals History, Chris Carpenter • Tagged as Bob Tewksbury, Chris Carpenter, K/BB ratio, St. Louis Cardinals. Cardinals history, strikeout-to-walk ratio
In 2009, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Chris Carpenter is delivering the best season in franchise history in terms of strikeout-to-walk ratio
August 9th, 2009 •
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Albert Pujols, Cardinals History • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, RBI, St. Louis Cardinals
On Saturday, Albert Pujols drove in his 100th run of the season, again.
August 8th, 2009 •
2 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Mark DeRosa • Tagged as Cardinals history, home runs, Mark DeRosa, St. Louis Cardinals
New Cardinals third baseman Mark DeRosa has eight home runs in his first 22 games with the team
August 7th, 2009 •
72 Comments • Category:
Albert Pujols, Cardinals History • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, extra-base hits, St. Louis Cardinals
Albert Pujols has two games with multiple extra-base hits this week, something he has done with great frequency
August 6th, 2009 •
23 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals
Who is the only St. Louis Cardinal to drive in seven runs in a game without the benefit of a home run?
July 31st, 2009 •
1 Comment • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, Houston Buffaloes, Houston Buffs
Calling out a pair of excellent articles by Houstonian Bill McCurdy that look back at some notable players from the Cardinals’ affiliate in Houston. Yes, THAT Houston.
July 31st, 2009 •
7 Comments • Category:
Albert Pujols, Cardinals History, Stan Musial • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, last at-bat hits, St. Louis Cardinals, Stan Musial
Albert Pujols’ last at-bat game-winning hit on Wednesday was the 28th of his career
July 26th, 2009 •
10 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Hall of Fame, Major League Baseball
Why does Major League Baseball play a full slate of games during their annual Hall of Fame induction ceremony?
July 20th, 2009 •
7 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Joel Pineiro • Tagged as Cardinals history, Joel Pineiro, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Joel Pineiro carried his club to a win with his arm and his bat on Sunday.
July 18th, 2009 •
3 Comments • Category:
Bob Gibson, Cardinals History, Chris Carpenter • Tagged as Bob Gibson, Cardinals history, Chris Carpenter, shutouts, St. Louis Cardinals
Chris Carpenter’s 12th scoreless eight-inning outing Friday night puts him “just” 55 behind the great Bob Gibson
July 18th, 2009 •
1 Comment • Category:
Albert Pujols, Cardinals History, Mark McGwire • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, home runs, Mark McGwire, St. Louis Cardinals
With two more multiple home run games, Albert Pujols would tie Mark McGwire for the most in a Cardinals season
July 14th, 2009 •
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All-Star Game - 2009, Cardinals History, Jess Todd, Memphis Redbirds (AAA) • Tagged as Jess Todd, Louisville Redbirds, Memphis Redbirds, St. Louis Cardinals, Triple-A All-Star Game
Jess Todd is the Cardinals organization’s 38th player named to the Triple-A All-Star Game since its 1988 inception.
July 10th, 2009 •
6 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History, Joel Pineiro • Tagged as Cardinals history, complete games, Joel Pineiro, St. Louis Cardinals
Joel Pineiro’s complete game three-hitter against Milwaukee on Thursday wasn’t his first such gem this season.
July 4th, 2009 •
0 Comments • Category:
Albert Pujols, Cardinals History • Tagged as Albert Pujols, Cardinals history, grand slam, St. Louis Cardinals
Albert Pujols put the St. Louis Cardinals on his back again on Friday night in Cincinnati.
July 2nd, 2009 •
1 Comment • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals, walk-offs
After averaging eight walk-offs per season, the St. Louis Cardinals have just one here in 2009.
July 1st, 2009 •
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Cardinals History, Chris Carpenter • Tagged as Cardinals history, Chris Carpenter, St. Louis Cardinals
Chris Carpenter’s six runs on 11 hits on Tuesday broke an impressive run of pitching.
June 30th, 2009 •
5 Comments • Category:
Bob Gibson, Cardinals History • Tagged as Bob Gibson, Cardinals history, memorabilia, St. Louis Cardinals
Former St. Louis Cardinals great Bob Gibson is selling his baseball memorabilia at auction.
June 30th, 2009 •
5 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Bob Friend, Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals, Tim Lincecum
On Monday night, the Giants’ Tim Lincecum dominated the Cardinals – again.
June 28th, 2009 •
7 Comments • Category:
Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, St. Louis Cardinals, trades
Going back to Lou Brock for Ernie Broglio (and others), we have St. Louis Cardinals trades made during the season.
June 26th, 2009 •
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Cardinals History • Tagged as Cardinals history, Minnesota Twins, St. Louis Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals and Minnesota Twins have met 15 times in the regular season prior to this weekend. Kyle Lohse had the last start for the Twins – in 2001.