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Congratulations to the St. Louis Cardinals, your 2009 National League Central Division champions.
This has been a foregone conclusion for weeks – hell, months – but that doesn’t make it feel any better.
Here’s hoping the Red Birds make a quick exit. And here’s hoping that next year the tables will be turned.
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