Aramis Ramirez
If nothing else, the annual Rawlings Gold Glove Award winners remind us that most voters probably don’t actually watch much baseball. If they did, Derek Jeter would not have taken home the award in 2010. If Rawlings has accomplished anything, it’s that they have got one thing right. The additional step of naming finalists for […]
Posted in: Awards
Tagged with: Aaron Hill, Adam Jones, Adam LaRoche, adrian beltre, Adrian Gonzalez, AJ Pierzynski, Alex Avila, Alex Gordon, American League, Andre Ethier, Andrew McCutchen, Aramis Ramirez, Austin Jackson, brandon inge, Brandon Phillips, Brendan Ryan, Bronson Arroyo, Carlos Beltran, Carlos Gonzalez, Carlos Ruiz, Chase Headley, CJ Wilson, Clayton Kershaw, Darwin Barney, David Murphy, David Wright, Desmond Jennings, Drew Stubbs, Dustin Ackley, Dustin Pedroia, Elvis Andrus, Eric Hosmer, Freddie Freeman, Giancarlo Stanton, Ian Desmond, Jake Peavy, Jason Heyward, Jay Bruce, Jeff Francoeur, Jeremy Hellickson, Jimmy Rollins, jj hardy, Joey Votto, Jon Jay, Jose Reyes, Josh Reddick, Mark Buehrle, Mark Teixeira, Martin Prado, Matt Wieters, Michael Bourn, Miguel Montero, Mike Moustakas, Mike Trout, National League, Platinum Glove Award, Predictions, Rawlings Gold Glove Award, robinson cano, Russell Martin, Ryan Braun, shin-soo choo, Tyler Greene, Yadier Molina, Zack Cozart
I sincerely apologize to our 3 loyal readers for the delay in publishing this edition of “Not The News”, but there were some unavoidable delays outside of my control. News of the Cubs basebrawl was not accompanied by any video evidence, so I had to work late into the night to track down at least […]
By my rough estimate, the 6 teams in the NL Central are going to start the 2011 season with a combined $544M committed to team payrolls. Yikes. Check out the breakdown: Cubs ~ $133M Cardinals ~ $109M Astros ~ $91M Brewers ~ $84M Reds ~ $76M Pirates ~ $51M If you split teams 1-3 and 4-6 […]
Posted in: Cardinals Front Office,Current Cardinals,NL Central Division
Tagged with: Alfonso Soriano, Aramis Ramirez, Brandon Phillips, Carlos Lee, Carlos Marmol, Carlos Pena, Carlos Zambrano, Jay Bruce, Joey Votto, Johnny Cueto, Kyle Lohse, Matt Holliday, Michael Bourn, Ryan Braun, Wandy Rodriguez, Worst Contracts
If you only look at the 75-87 record for 2010, the Cubs look a lot like…well, the Cubs. To make matters worse, they don’t have a lot of flexibility going forward into 2011, because they are burdened with some horrific contracts. Alfonso Soriano ($18M), Carlos Zambrano ($17.875M), Kosuke Fukudome ($13.5M), Carlos Silva ($11.5M), Ryan Dempster ($13.5M), […]
[Ed. note – While the usual suspect around here is on vacation, we’ve drummed up some great guest posters to take the reins and keep our loyal readers (all three of you) entertained. Today’s guest post is from Brad Taylor. You can usually find Brad writing on his own blog over at bradtaylor.tumblr.com. Thanks Brad!] […]
Posted in: American League,Current Cardinals,Former Cardinals,National League,NL Central Division
Tagged with: Albert Pujols, Alfonso Soriano, Aramis Ramirez, Arizona Diamondbacks, Atlanta Braves, Brandon Webb, Carlos Zambrano, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, Florida Marlins, Houston Astros, Jason Isringhausen, Kosuke Fukudome, Lance Berkman, Los Angeles Dodgers, Manny Ramirez, New York Mets, New York Yankees, NL Central, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, Rich Harden, Washington Nationals
I try my best to stick with strictly Cards talk here – and try to hold my general contempt for the Cubs as the only topic to a minimum…but this was just too good to pass up. In the interest of full disclosure, I should tell you that I caught this episode of events while […]
Posted in: Media,NL Central Division,Non-Cardinals,Playoffs
Tagged with: Aramis Ramirez, Arizona Diamondbacks, Carlos Delgado, Carlos Zambrano, Chicago Cubs, Dave Campbell, David Wright, Henry Blanco, Jose Reyes, Mark DeRosa, MLB, NL Division Series, Ryan Dempster, St Louis Cardinals, XM Radio
I would not have sent Ryan Franklin out for a second inning (although, who I am kidding, I wouldn’t have brought him into a tie game to begin with). I would have had Felipe Lopez bunting with Brendan Ryan on first and no one out. I definitely would have had Lopez bunting with Ryan on […]
Posted in: Cardinals Coaches,Current Cardinals,Former Cardinals,NL Central Division,Non-Cardinals
Tagged with: Albert Pujols, Aramis Ramirez, Brendan Ryan, Brian Barden, Carlos Marmol, Cesar Izturis, Chicago Cubs, Derrek Lee, Felipe Lopez, Geovany Soto, Jim Edmonds, Lou Piniella, Mike Fontenot, Pitchers Hit Eighth, Ryan Franklin, St Louis Cardinals, Tony LaRussa, WGN
