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370 result(s) for "St. Louis Cardinals (Baseball team)"
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The St. Louis baseball reader
The St.Louis Baseball Reader is a tale of two teams: one the city's lovable losers, the other a formidable dynasty.The St.Louis Cardinals are the most successful franchise in National League history, while the St.Louis Browns were one of the least successful, yet most colorful, American League teams.
Cards look for protection at first base
SAN DIEGO * As the Cardinals fine-tune their roster for the coming season an area of focus this week has been finding a complement a new right jab to their left uppercut for a young player they hope at some point becomes the power source they crave all by himself. A first baseman by trade, Scruggs is a righthanded hitter who had 21 home runs at Class AAA last season and has been working in the outfield to improve his versatility.
Strauss: Cardinals now have to move on
A bruised fan base sought to alleviate bruising from the Cardinals' abrupt ouster from the National League championship series during the interim before Taveras' single-car accident. The Orioles extended a $15.3 million qualifying offer to the 34-year-old Cruz, who paced the AL in home runs, but not to the 31-year-old Markakis, a Gold Glove defender and consistent lefthanded bat who carries far less power.\\n
Cards notes: Descalso 'waits and sees' how role develops
The Cardinals' intent to play Carpenter as often as possible at third and eventually to use veteran Mark Ellis, who is on the disabled list, as the complement for Wong at second puts a squeeze on Descalso's obvious playing time.
Pirates are trying to emulate the Cardinals
The teams had a memorable return engagement in October, with the Cardinals rallying behind starting pitchers Michael Wacha and Adam Wainwright to prevail in a dramatic NL division series. The Cardinals have set a high standard, and the Pirates hope to match it with an appealing combination of the best farm system in the majors (according to Baseball America) and talented young veterans personified by center fielder Andrew McCutchen, the reigning league MVP.
Bench players get chance to scrape off rust; Martinez returns to mound, while three pinch hitters in a row find success in the ninth; CARDINALS
Carpenter was the club's top pinch hitter last season with 11 runs batted in on eight hits, but he's a regular now. On Sunday, Carpenter had two hits and a walk from his leadoff position, raising his batting average to .288 and his on-base percentage to a more than respectable .365.
The Count: St. Louis Is Inept Against Baseball's Worst
The St. Louis Cardinals are all but sure to miss the playoffs this year despite employing two of the National League's best pitchers and the most fearsome hitter in the world.
Rotation holds key for Cards Redbirds need contributions beyond their top three starters
There would be three reasons for this: (1) Wellemeyer's past success as a Cardinals starter; (2) Wellemeyer pitched well in two innings of relief in Tuesday's comeback win at New York; (3) the Reds have only two lefthanded bats, and only one, Joey Votto, is formidable. [...] pitching coach Dave Duncan and manager Tony La Russa kept running him out there, and the Cardinals had a record of 6-20 in Wells' 26 starts.