NL Central
Who will move on from the AL West division to face the National League representatives in the final round. The Braves are the fan base beast of the NL East, the Giants took the NL West, and the NL Central gets 2 reps – the Cardinals and Cubs. Why? Because a blog about the Cardinals […]
Posted in: American League,Polls
Tagged with: American League West, Atlanta Braves, braves, Cardinal, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Angels, National League, National League Central, NL Central, Oakland A's, Seattle Mariners, Texas Rangers
46 home games with a total attendance of 1,698,759. If you divide B by A, carry one on the small toe of the left foot to the middle toe of the right foot……that’s about 36,929 per game. At that pace, the Cardinals should be right at the 3 million attendance mark by the end of the season. […]
Why wait until Spring to make silly predictions? I can make silly predictions now, and maybe everybody will forget my predictions long before the season even gets here. Better yet, I can make absolutely outlandish predictions before the hot stove ashes are even cool, and a few might even pan out. Thus, I’m inspired to […]
Posted in: Major League Baseball
Tagged with: athletics, cardinals, giants, NL Central, NL East, NL West, phillies, preseason predictions, rangers, red sox, reds, white sox
I don’t claim to know any more or less about baseball, cars, or string theory (okay, well maybe string theory) than anybody else. However, I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express several times, so I think that qualifies me to make some wild guesses about what is going to happen over the next few […]
It’s never too early to start looking at the competition in the NL Central division, and it’s not a bad idea to take stock of things before free agency changes the competitive landscape. I’ll begin by looking south of St. Louis at the Houston Astros – the team that surprised many by posting a 76-86 […]
In another game that many would argue the 2008 Cardinals didn’t have a chance in, the 2009 Redbirds emerge victorious to win another series against the Dodgers, their fifth win this season in the seventh and final regular season matchup with the NL West leaders. Notes Adam Wainwright was brilliant early, then seemed as if […]
Posted in: 2009 Cardinals Game Notes,Cardinals Coaches,Current Cardinals,Minor League Cardinals,NL Central Division
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Chris Carpenter’s fine outing against the Cincinnati Reds last night had me wondering: The Cardinals’ starting pitching staff has been phenominal (with a few hiccups) in the last month or so, but are they clearly distancing themselves from the rest of the league in that regard? Well, classic metrics tell us it is so. The […]
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[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
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Today marks that usual part of the year where we try like hell not to be homers, and usually fail to some extent. Without further delay, our predictions for the NL Central standings in 2009: Chicago Cubs – Anyone not picking the Cubs at the top of this division is fooling themselves (sorry Sarah!). That’s […]
Posted in: Cardinals Coaches,Current Cardinals,Former Cardinals,NL Central Division,Non-Cardinals,UCB Radio,United Cardinal Bloggers
Tagged with: Adam Wainwright, Barry Bonds, Chicago Cubs, Chris Carpenter, Chris Duncan, Cincinnati Reds, David Freese, Drayton McLane, Dusty Baker, Houston Astros, Jason Motte, Jim Edmonds, Kerry Wood, Lance Berkman, Mark DeRosa, Milton Bradley, Milwaukee Brewers, Neal Huntington, NL Central, Pittsburgh Pirates, Predictions, Pudge Rodriguez, Roger Clemens, Roy Oswalt, Troy Glaus, UCB, UCB Radio, United Cardinal Bloggers, Walt Jocketty, Yovani Gallardo
It just so happens lots of interesting things have been dropped onto our desk in recent days, so figured why not share with the loyal readers (all three of you). Without further ado, the linkage: Braden Looper was scratched from another spring start for the Brewers because of a bad oblique. I wish Braden all […]
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Tagged with: BaseballProjection.com, Bernie Miklasz, Braden Looper, Chicago Cubs, CHONE, Chris Duncan, Colby Rasmus, Deadspin, Derrick Goold, Future Redbirds, Joel Pineiro, Matthew Leach, NL Central, Rick Hummel, Twitter, Will Leitch, World Baseball Classic