May 2010
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April 2010
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Apr 30th
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Win 2 Nike Dri-Fit Cardinals Shirts! →
If you win, you owe me a shirt.
Apr 30th
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“Colby has the highest OBP and OPS in the National League.”
– aren dow: Maybe I should just start devoting this entire blog to Colby Rasmus  
Apr 30th
dontsprainyourvagina asked: "did you just grow a mustache" is my favorite. What is yours?
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While You Were Out...
Wow. I finally make it to one year here and I have about 100 unread ‘St. Louis Cardinals’ Google alerts and a handful or two of games that have passed by without much of a mention. And pictures! I’ve been slacking on pictures. For that I’m sorry. I understand that I have a bit of responsibility here to keep up with the season. And Arkansas, too! They’ve been beating...
Apr 30th
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Apr 29th
A Year Ago Today →
Memories… And we’re still not listed on that damn Tumblr Sports Directory.
Apr 29th
“We’re witnessing a historically grand performance for an opening month of the...”
– Bernie Miklasz (via brighteryellow)
Apr 29th
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Adam Wainwright Annoying Entire Ballpark By... →
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Apr 28th
Major League Baseball bans MLB.com writers from... →
hotfoot: Multiple sources have confirmed to me that Major League Baseball is cracking down on Twitter usage, ordering MLB.com writers to cease tweeting about all non-baseball topics and scolding players for their Twitter usage in general. I had stopped following a few writers for this reason so I can ‘kind of’ see it from both sides. (Looking at you Matthew Leach) Some people are...
Apr 28th
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Apr 27th
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Cards Have Signed Aaron Miles To A Minor League...
… I’m trying to get work done today and then things like this happen.
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In Praise of Dave Duncan
probationaryperiod: It is difficult to argue with Duncan’s success. His pitching staffs annually strike out far fewer batters than the league average, and yet they win games consistently. Beginning with the 2001 season, here is where the Cardinals have ranked in the National League in strikeouts: 11, 12, 12, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 13. Not impressed? Now here is where the Cardinals rank in wins...
Apr 20th
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Today's Lineup v. Arizona Diamondbacks
2B Skip Schumaker RF Ryan Ludwick 1B Albert Pujols LF Matt Holliday CF Colby Rasmus 3B Felipe Lopez C Yadier Molina SS Brendan Ryan P Brad Penny (via)
Apr 19th
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Apr 19th
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Two Run Homer for Ludwick!
Cardinals take the lead 5-3 going into the top of the 9th!!
Apr 19th
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Three Run Homer for Rasmus!
Ties it up 3-3 in the 5th.
Apr 19th
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“That would have been … Fun.”
– La Russa would have used Ankiel — to pitch My heart would not have been able to handle that.
Apr 18th
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Tonight's Lineup v. Mets 4/18
1. Schumaker, 2B 2. Ludwick, RF 3. Pujols, 1B 4. Holliday, LF 5. Rasmus, CF 6. Molina, C 7. Freese, 3B 8. Ryan, SS 9. Wainwright (via) Emphasis Mine! Molina caught for 20 innings last night. And three of those were for with Lopez or Mather pitching. Not exactly right into the glove, ya know? My thighs. They hurt just thinking about it. Also, no reinforcements were brought in for this...
Apr 18th
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Please Tell Me Last Night Didn't Really Happen
I’m still so confused.
Apr 18th
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What If...
Ankiel was still a Cardinal. You better believe Tony would have put him on the mound… Ankiel for the win… OH MY OH MY. The place would have gone nuts! If only, if only.
Apr 18th
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“Mather hit for Colby Rasmus (FSY) in the 10th and played center and third before...”
– Major league marathon: Mets clip Cardinals 2-1 in 20 innings - USATODAY.com I don’t think “jumped all over him” would be an accurate description of how that went down.
Apr 18th