Milwaukee Brewers
Late last night/early this morning, we posted our 1982/2011 Cards and Brewers roster mash-ups. The idea behind this undertaking is to find the best players, hitters, and pitchers from the 1982 and 2011 Milwaukee Brewers teams and make a roster with them – same for the 1982 and 2011 Cardinals. Now it’s time for the [...]
Posted in: American League,Current Cardinals,Former Cardinals,National League,Non-Cardinals,Playoffs
Tagged with: 1982 World Series, Bob Forsch, Bruce Sutter, Chris Carpenter, Dave LaPoint, Doug Bair, Fernando Salas, Francisco Rodriguez, Jason Motte, Jim Slaton, Joaquin Andujar, John Axford, John Stuper, Kyle Lohse, Mike Caldwell, Milwaukee Brewers, NL Championship Series, Pete Vuckovich, Randy Wolf, Rollie Fingers, Shaun Marcum, Yovani Gallardo, Zack Greinke
Back in January of last year, we made a “mashup” of the Cardinal teams of 2000 and 2010 – choosing the best player seasons of each year and combining them to form one lineup/roster. In anticipation of NLCS Game Three, here is a similar exercise for the 1982 World Series and 2011 National League Championship [...]
Posted in: American League,Current Cardinals,Former Cardinals,Fun,Non-Cardinals,Playoffs
Tagged with: 1982 World Series, Albert Pujols, Allen Craig, Ben Oglivie, Carlos Gomez, Cecil Cooper, Colby Rasmus, Corey Hart, Daniel Descalso, Darrell Porter, David Freese, David Green, Don Money, Gene Tenace, George Hendrick, George Kottaras, Gorman Thomas, Jerry Hairston Jr., Jim Gantner, Jon Jay, Jonathan Lucroy, Keith Hernandez, Ken Oberkfell, Lance Berkman, Lonnie Smith, Matt Holliday, Milwaukee Brewers, nick punto, NL Championship Series, Nyjer Morgan, Ozzie Smith, Paul Molitor, Prince Fielder, Rafael Furcal, Rickie Weeks, Robin Yount, Ryan Braun, Ted Simmons, Tom Herr, Willie McGee, Yadier Molina
In an effort to keep things positive, to look forward to games still winnable, and – well – to ultimately put the bad taste of last night’s NLCS Game One loss out of our collective mouths, let’s look at some things we can reasonably expect to see tonight and beyond: Tony La Russa will not hesitate [...]
Posted in: Cardinals Coaches,Current Cardinals,Non-Cardinals,Playoffs
Tagged with: Albert Pujols, Allen Craig, Chris Carpenter, David Freese, Jaime Garcia, Kyle Lohse, Lance Berkman, Milwaukee Brewers, NL Championship Series, Randy Wolf, Ryan Braun, Tony La Russa, Tony LaRussa, Yadier Molina
So the Cardinals have made it to the National League Championship Series, beginning today in Milwaukee. Are you interested in going to any of the games? Should’ve snapped up those tickets Friday night after the Redbirds won, or even yesterday morning… Our ticket partner TiqIQ, is tracking the secondary market prices for tickets (as always) [...]
I love Baseball-Reference.com’s Play Index. Not only did Rafael Furcal and Albert Pujols both hit home runs in the first inning for the second consecutive game, it’s now the third time the short-time teammates have done it in the last month. The other time it happened? August 11th, also against the Brewers. ALSO against Yovani [...]
The August project for the United Cardinal Bloggers was to get to know each other. We’ve had meetups at Busch for various events, we’ve invaded Pujols 5 for an evening – but this was an opportunity to ask and learn from each other with randomly selected pairings. We drew Rob Darnell from the Cards blog Rob [...]
Posted in: Blogs,Interviews,United Cardinal Bloggers
Tagged with: Albert Pujols, C.C. Sabathia, Joe Maddon, Matt Adams, Matt Holliday, Milwaukee Brewers, Prince Fielder, Rob Says Really?, Tony La Russa
This post has been clanking around in my head for some time, a couple of weeks now at least, just waiting for the right moment – the right time to finally put words to screen, to find what it is that remains of the 2011 Cardinals season. Away from the whiplash fans (“Tonight’s win was [...]
Posted in: Cardinals Coaches,Cardinals Front Office,Current Cardinals,Former Cardinals,Media,NL Central Division,Non-Cardinals
Tagged with: Albert Pujols, Atlanta Braves, Brendan Ryan, Colby Rasmus, Corey Patterson, Jake Westbrook, James McDonald, Jason Motte, John Mozeliak, Matthew Leach, Milwaukee Brewers, Rickie Weeks, Ron Roenicke, Ryan Braun, Tony La Russa
Major League Baseball has handed down its ruling for Yadier Molina‘s rage-filled ejection on Tuesday night, hitting the catcher with a five-game suspension, intended to begin tonight, barring appeal. From the press release sent out by MLB (h/t Adam McCalvy, MLB.com): St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina has been suspended for five games and fined [...]
Posted in: Current Cardinals,Former Cardinals,Major League Baseball,Non-Cardinals,Umpires
Tagged with: Bob Davidson, Chris Carpenter, Jason LaRue, Joe Garagiola Jr, John Hirschbeck, Johnny Cueto, Major League Baseball, Mike Quade, Miller Park, Milwaukee Brewers, Rob Drake, Roberto Alomar, St Louis Cardinals, Tyler Colvin, Yadier Molina
Cardinals fans at Busch Stadium this weekend have been treated to three starting pitching gems so far in just two games – two for the good guys (Jaime Garcia and Kyle Lohse) and one by the opposing Brewers (Yovani Gallardo). Lohse’s required a bit more wiggle work, but he was outstanding again nonetheless. We enter [...]
Posted in: 2011 Cardinals Game Notes,Cardinals Coaches,Current Cardinals,Live Blog,NL Central Division,Non-Cardinals,United Cardinal Bloggers
Tagged with: Al Hrabosky, Albert Pujols, Busch Stadium, Carlos Gomez, Casey McGehee, Colby Rasmus, Dan McLaughlin, Daniel Descalso, Jaime Garcia, Jason Motte, John Axford, Jonathan Lucroy, Kyle Lohse, Lance Berkman, Mark Kotsay, Matt Holliday, Milwaukee Brewers, Mitchell Boggs, Progressive Game Blog, Rickie Weeks, Ryan Franklin, Ryan Theriot, Tyler Greene, United Cardinal Bloggers, Yadier Molina, Yovani Gallardo, Yuniesky Betancourt
Zack Greinke suffered an injury during an “off-the-field” activity a few weeks ago. Turns out that the activity was basketball, and his injury was a broken rib. Greinke injured himself going after a rebound, and all this happened before he threw a single pitch in a spring training game. Greinke then went on to make [...]