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Author Archives: Bob Netherton
Favorite Obscure Cardinals Player: Ray Washburn (Part 1)
One of the most enjoyable parts of being a member of the United Cardinal Bloggers is participation in the various monthly projects. This one is of particular interest to me personally, as the subject is “your favorite obscure Cardinals player”. … Continue reading
Posted in Unforgotten Cardinals, United Cardinals Bloggers
Tagged bellingham, cardinals, lethbridge, no hitter, pitcher, Ray Washburn, semi-pro, st. louis, stlcards, unforgotten
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I’m Sorry, Marty
Some time ago, I wrote a short piece that was not particular flattering to the Reds Hall of Fame broadcaster, Marty Brennaman. It was about some negative comments Brennaman made following a Chris Carpenter outing where a combination of humidity … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Season
Tagged charity, chrome dome, cincinnati, community fund, hall of fame broadcaster, i'm still me, marty brennaman, reds, shaved head
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Jumping on the Peter Bourjos Bandwagon
The last days leading up to the non-waiver trade deadline may be the most exciting time in the entire baseball season. In the coming days, fates of several franchises will be determined as buyers and sellers each try to make … Continue reading
Cardinals Minor League Guide for the All Star Break
The All Star Game break. Four days without meaningful baseball. Over those four days, we can watch an ESPN Tribute to the PED era and hear more calls of “back, back, back” than in the career of a chiropractor (the … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Season, Minor Leagues
Tagged all star game, asg, audio, baby birds, batavia, cardinals, farm system, gameday, memphis, milb, milb.tv, minor leagues, muckdogs, palm beach, quad cities, redbirds, river bandits, Springfield, st. louis, stlcards, video
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Lee Smith and the Maikel Cleto Upside
This originally started out as another Player A vs Player B piece, but thought I might go a different route and get right to the point. Maikel Cleto reminds me a lot of a young Lee Smith. Calm down. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in 2011 Season, General History, Unforgotten Cardinals
Tagged bruce sutter, cardinals, chicago, cubs, forkball, lee smith, maikel cleto, saves, st. louis, stlcards
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Fixing the All Star Game
Raise your hand if you think the All Star Game, including the selection process, is just fine the way it is. Put down that arm, you are an idiot. Oh, I’m sorry, I didn’t realize you were trying to start … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Season, General History
Tagged 1957, all star game, asg, ballot stuffing, ban the wave, bud selig, cincinnati, ford frick, fraud, reds
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Kyle Lohse – Quietly Getting it Done
On July 2, 2012, a large crowd at Busch Stadium applauded enthusiastically and gave Kyle Lohse a much deserved standing ovation as manager, Mike Matheny, took him out of the game in the eighth inning. His line on the evening: … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Season
Tagged Adam Wainwright, cardinals, Chris Carpenter, Jaime Garcia, Jake Westbrook, kyle lohse, ron mahay, st. louis, stlcards
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The Unofficial Twitter Guide to Reds and Brewers fans
I believe few will disagree that the Twitter as a social media technology greatly enhances the baseball watching experience in a way unlike anything we have had before, especially for us transplanted fans. We can now share with like-minded fans … Continue reading
June 30, 2012 – A Tale of Two Grounders
Over the last couple of years, we have spent a lot of time digging through Cardinals history, looking at specific games or former players. There has always been a reason, a subtext that connects some piece of the past to … Continue reading
Posted in Minor Leagues
Tagged aaa, blowout, brian bass, bricktown, john gast, memphis, minor league, oklahoma city, pete kozma, pop warner, redbirds, redhawks, ryan jackson
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Matt Adams and the upcoming trade deadline
It was nearly two years ago to the day that I wrote Would you trade your top draft choice as speculation of a Shelby Miller for Roy Oswalt deal spread across blogs and twitter timelines faster than the wildfire … Continue reading



