Struggling Greene enjoys "great day"
ST. LOUIS There haven't been too many days like this for Tyler Greene. Only two all season, in fact.
Stuck in a prolonged slump that has caused some restless fans in Cardinal Nation to wonder whether or not he would ever show his potential in St. Louis, Greene quieted the masses. At least for a day.
Greene went 3-for-3 with a single, double, triple, walk and scored a run to...
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Cardinals 7, Cubs 6
Yadier Molina hit an RBI single off second baseman Darwin Barney's glove with two outs in the ninth inning and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 7-6 Tuesday, avoiding a sweep and an 0-5 homestand.
Alfonso Soriano, who hit 26 home runs last year, tied it for the Cubs with his first of the season leading off the ninth against Jason Motte (2-1).
Matt Carpenter'...
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Cardinals avoid winless homestand, beat Cubs
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Yadier Molina hit an RBI single off second baseman Darwin Barney's glove with two outs in the ninth inning and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 7-6 Tuesday, avoiding a sweep and an 0-5 homestand.
Alfonso Soriano, who hit 26 home runs last year, tied it for the Cubs with his first of the season leading off the ninth against Jason Motte (2-1).
Matt...
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17 hours ago
Robinson's stay with Memphis short-lived
ST. LOUIS About the time Shane Robinson's bags were landing in Atlanta, he was arriving back in St. Louis to rejoin the Cardinals after a two-day absence.
Robinson, sent to AAA Memphis on Sunday when Lance Berkman was activated from the disabled list, was recalled Tuesday morning when the club placed outfielder Jon Jay on the disabled list with a sprained right shoulder.
So...
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17 hours ago
NEVER A GOOD THING
Manager hits ump with helmet
After arguing a call, Mike Shildt, the skipper of the Springfield Cardinals, the Double-A affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals, flipped a helmet towards the field that hit an ump.
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A progression of Cardinals left-handed relievers
In the 17 years since Tony La Russa first arrived in St. Louis, the Cardinals employed at least two left-handed relievers to open the season in every year except one. In 1998, Lance Painter was the sole lefty in the pen, but the club knew what they had in him, as he was a holdover from the previous season.
In three years, including as recently as 2005, three of the team’s seven...
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Matheny institutes national anthem policy
ST. LOUIS - Cardinals manager Mike Matheny thought it was odd when he realized he hadn't seen any of his players walk by his office before the start of their game against the Atlanta Braves Friday night.
Then he realized they had snuck out.
Hoping to catch their skipper at his own game, players hurried out a back door and onto the field in time for the national anthem. Because...
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1 day ago
Cardinals recall Sanchez, release Romero
Courtesy: Cardinals Media Relations
ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Cardinals announced today they were giving left-hander pitcher J.C. Romero his unconditional release and recalled right-handed pitcher Eduardo Sanchez from Triple-A Memphis to fill the vacancy on the 25-man roster.
Sanchez, 23, was 0-2 with a 6.08 ERA in 14 appearances in Memphis. Despite a tough start, the right-hander...
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1 day ago
Should #5 be retired alongside #10?
The indisputable highlight of an otherwise forgettable weekend for the St. Louis Cardinals was the Friday night ceremony to retire Tony La Russa’s number 10.
I thought the Cardinals did a good job in organizing and executing the pre-game festivities. Still, I have carried this nagging question about the timing of the event itself.
There is a reason the National Baseball Hall of...
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On this day in Cardinals history: May 13, 1958
St. Louis Cardinals star Stan Musial collected his 3,000th hit 54 years ago today, on May 13, 1958, at Chicago’s Wrigley Field.
The future Hall of Famer had been left out of manager Fred Hutchinson’s lineup so he could achieve the milestone at home in the next series. However, with the Cubs up 3-1 in the sixth inning and a runner in scoring position, Hutch sent Musial up...
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Cardinals pay tribute to Chipper Jones
ST. LOUIS - The signed Chipper Jones jersey hangs in Mitchell Boggs' house. The childhood memories will stay with the Cardinals reliever forever.
Jones made his final regular season appearance in St. Louis this weekend before he retires at the end of the season. And lifelong Braves fans such as Boggs will be sad to see him go.
"I was a huge Chipper fan growing up,"...
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2 days ago
FAIR IS FAIR
Matheny fined self for missing Anthem
Mike Matheny fines St. Louis Cardinals players $50 every time they miss the National Anthem, and he has even admitted to fining himself twice for missing it. The money goes to charity.
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Lance Berkman activated, Shane Robinson sent packing to Memphis
St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Lance Berkman will be activated from the disabled list and will hit fifth when the Cardinals play the Braves on Mother's Day at Busch Stadium. - Photo courtesy of Getty Images
The St. Louis Cardinals have played outstanding to start the season despite waiting for several players to return from nagging injuries.
Among those players is first...
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Lance Berkman believes that the Cardinals “have not lost anything” by replacing Albert Pujols with Carlos Beltran
Make no mistake about it, the Cardinals seem to be adapting well to life after Albert Pujols. Obviously much better than the Angels are adapting to life with Pujols.
Predictably, people want to know just how the Cardinals are continuing to contend in the National League after losing arguably the best player in baseball. So Lance Berkman took it upon himself to let us all in on why...
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