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Top 5 Iconic Moments in Cardinals History
For the January project, United Cardinal Bloggers members will be writing about their top five iconic moments in Cardinals history. Really, Daniel ? Just five ? No way. Seriously. I can think of five iconic moments, just in the 1964 … Continue reading
Posted in United Cardinals Bloggers
Tagged 1964, 20 game winners, 2011, baseball, bloggers, Bob Gibson, cardinals, David Freese, Dick Hughes, gibson, Johnny Keane, Lance Berkman, Mark McGwire, Nelson Briles, NLCS, no hitter, philadelphia, phillies, project, Ray Sadecki, redbirds, roberto clemente, st. louis, St. Louis Cardinals, stlcards, texas rangers, Tony La Russa, ucb, united, World Series
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Mike Matheny and Red Schoendienst – A Tale of Two Rookie Managers
Just when you thought the 1964 story had played out it’s last comparison, the Cardinals hire Mike Matheny to replace the legendary Tony La Russa. Once more, we will look back at the events in and around the 1964 World … Continue reading
Posted in 2011 Season, General History
Tagged 1964, 2011, Albert Pujols, Allen Craig, baseball, Bill White, cardinals, curt simmons, gibson, Johnny Keane, Lance Lynn, manager, mike matheny, Ray Sadecki, redbirds, st. louis, St. Louis Cardinals, stlcards, Tony La Russa, washburn, World Series
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Bad Calls don’t mean Bad Umpires
For a few moments, it appeared that the Texas Rangers were having their own Don Denkinger moment. In the fourth inning of Game Three of the 2011 World Series, Matt Holliday grounded into what looked like a sure double play. … Continue reading
Posted in 2011 Season, General History
Tagged 1964, 1985, 2011, Bill McKinley, blown call, cardinals, Don Denkinger, Ian Kinsler, Ken Boyer, Matt Holliday, New York, Phil Linz, Ray Sadecki, Ron Kulpa, st. louis, umpire, Whitey Ford, World Series, Yankees
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Allen Craig, meet Carl Warwick
In Game One of the 2011 World Series, Allen Craig was the offensive hero with his pinch hit single off Alexi Ogando in the sixth inning. It was a cold night, Craig had been sitting on the bench for a … Continue reading
Posted in 2011 Season, General History, The Atlas Awards, Unforgotten Cardinals
Tagged 1964, Allen Craig, Astros, baseball, Bob Skinner, cardinals, Carl Warwick, Colt 45s, Curt Flood, Dodgers, Frank Howard, Houston, Johnny Keane, Los Angeles, Mike Shannon, pinch hit, Ray Sadecki, redbirds, st. louis, St. Louis Cardinals, stlcards, unforgotten, Wally Moon, World Series
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A Tale of Two Teams
It was the best of teams, it was the worst of teams, it was the age of veterans, it was the age of youth, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of frustration, it was the season … Continue reading
Posted in 2011 Season, General History
Tagged 1964, 2011, Albert Pujols, baseball, Bill White, Bob Gibson, Chris Carpenter, Colby Rasmus, curt simmons, gibson, Jaime Garcia, Jon Jay, kyle lohse, Lou Brock, nlds, Ray Sadecki, redbirds, st. louis, St. Louis Cardinals, stlcards, World Series
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Move Over, There's a New Ace in Town
With a dominating 6 inning performance against the Chicago Cubs on September 24, 2010, Adam Wainwright earned his 20th win of the season. That places him in some rather elite company in Cardinals history. In the previous 50 years, this … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Season, General History
Tagged 20 game winners, Adam Wainwright, Bob Gibson, cardinals, Chris Carpenter, danny cox, Darryl Kile, Dick Hughes, Ernie Broglio, Joaquin Andujar, Joe Magrane, john tudor, Larry Jackson, Matt Morris, Ray Sadecki, Ray Washburn, st. louis, Steve Carlton, stlcards
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Is it Toast or Welsh Rarebit
No, this hasn’t turned into a cooking blog, although that would be less stressful than trying to find anything positive to say about the St. Louis Cardinals recent performance. Instead, I take inspiration from a great cartoon that one of … Continue reading
