The Cardinals did it again. They needed all seven World Series games but they pulled a historic comeback in game six and then took care of business in game seven to win another World Series. Chris Carpenter pitched on short rest again but this time he came up with a gutty performance to help push [...]
ACE ON ICE
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November 04, 2011
The St. Louis Cardinals could not have won the 2011 World Series without Chris Carpenter. Carpenter started three games in the Fall Classic, winning games one and seven in route to helping lead the Cardinals to their eleventh championship in franchise history. Now that the season is officially over, Carpenter, a native of New Hampshire, can relax and enjoy himself a little bit...
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November 07, 2011
With the St. Louis Cardinals finishing a successful season with a World Series title after taking the National League crown, I looked at a recent auction announcement with special interest.
Link to Cardinals-related auction items
One of the items currently for sale and ending this coming week through a company called Heritage Auctions is a 2004 Cardinals NL championship ring. Its...
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November 04, 2011
Former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Bob Forsch, who only a week ago threw out the ceremonial first pitch before Game 7 of the World Series, collapsed at his home near Tampa, Fla., and died Thursday night.
Forsch, 61, died from an aneurysm in his upper chest, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.
"Just a very sad day," former teammate Rick Horton said. "Bob was such...
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November 07, 2011
Final thoughts on the recently retired manager.Click the title to read more.Read more great baseball stuff at The Hardball Times.
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November 04, 2011
The Cardinals interviewed former team catcher Mike Matheny to replace Tony La Russa. Matheny’s career ended due to a concussion, and his forced the sport to take the injury more seriously. Cognative issued bothered Mathney the most, but they seem to have gone away.
“My problems were always with the cognitive stuff, not being able to put things together or even being...
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November 04, 2011
Former St. Louis catcher Mike Matheny is the third person to interview for the Cardinals' managerial opening since Tony La Russa retired following the team's World Series championship.
A person with knowledge of the search told The Associated Press of Matheny's interview. The person spoke Friday on condition of anonymity because the team hasn't publicly discussed...
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November 04, 2011
Tony La Russa and Chris Carpenter have been here before. David Freese is living the life these days.
This is how World Series champions live.
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November 04, 2011
A person with knowledge of the search tells The Associated Press that former St. Louis catcher Mike Matheny has been interviewed for the Cardinals' vacant manager's job. He is the third person to be interviewed since Tony La Russa retired following the team's World Series championship. All three candidates have organizational ties.
Via Miami Herald
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November 04, 2011
A person with knowledge of the search tells The Associated Press that former St. Louis catcher Mike Matheny has been interviewed for the Cardinals' vacant manager's job. He is the third person to be interviewed since Tony La Russa retired following the team's World Series championship.
Via Baltimore Sun
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November 04, 2011
ST. LOUIS -- Former St. Louis catcher Mike Matheny is the third person to interview for the Cardinals' managerial opening since Tony La Russa retired following the team's World Series championship.
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November 07, 2011
Albert Pujols (Player of the Year), Chris Carpenter (Pitcher of the Year) and David Freese (Breakout Player of the Year) were honored by MLB.com as the Cardinals' top performers for 2011.
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