When Albert Pujols signed his monster 10 year $240 million contract many baseball experts thought it would be to big off a loss to overcome. That is of course expect for the St. Louis Cardinals themselves who are now only 1 victory away from getting back to the World Series with a chance to defend their title. Since then most of the fans have had no problem getting Pujols with this year’s success. Whenever a situation like this seems to occur in professional sports it brings out the best in creativity with poking fun at the super start who departed the team for more money else where. So I present to you this hilarious picture created:
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October 17, 2012
Poor Albert Pujols. One clever fan who is attending Game 3 of the NLCS came up with one of the greatest troll signs we have seen. The sign depicts Albert watching the NLCS on TV while eating popcorn. Troll-troll-troll-your-boat….
According to Big League Stew the man who painted the sign ended up with some pizza for his handiwork.
“Marty Prather of Springfield, Mo. (home of The...
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October 19, 2012
The October 19th, 2012 edition of daily news for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including A-Rod for Wells trade rumors gain steam, Pujols had knee surgery, Sorrento hired as minor league hitting coordinator and much more...
The Story: Bob Nightengale believes that an Alex Rodriguez-Vernon Wells trade makes the most sense for both sides.
The Monkey Says: I gave my opinion...
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October 18, 2012
ST. LOUIS Adam Wainwright couldnt have been more focused and excited to start the winner-take-all Game 5 of the NLDS in Washington last week. Then he went out and pitched a dud, allowing six runs in 2 13 innings to put his team in a huge hole.
For a while, it looked like that would be the last start the right-hander would make in 2011. It was a taste he surely wasnt wanting to...
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October 20, 2012
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright kept loose in the dugout before Friday night's NLCS Game 5 by breaking out some dance moves.
Wainwright was in a good mood after pitching seven strong innings in Thursday night's Game 4 to help the Cardinals get a win. Unfortunately, Wainwright was in no position to help the Cardinals on Friday, as they lost Game 5 to the...
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October 17, 2012
ST. LOUIS Matt Carpenter arrived at Busch Stadium late Wednesday morning not expecting to see his name in the starting lineup. Cardinals manager Mike Matheny has started the same eight players the entire postseason, so he didn't expect him to change things up now.
And he didn't. Despite Carpenter's having a perfect 4-for-4 career mark off Giants starter Matt Cain, the...
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October 19, 2012
ST. LOUIS When the damage was over, when the St. Louis Cardinals' hopes of closing this National League Championship Series at home were all but gone, Lance Lynn walked toward his dugout to little applause. It was a polite clap from few, the recognition a far cry from what the burly right-hander had in mind on what could have been a night of champagne and celebration to mark...
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October 18, 2012
Carlos Beltran is not in the St. Louis Cardinals' starting lineup for Game 4 of the NL championship series against the San Francisco Giants, a day after injuring his left knee while running on a double-play grounder.Matt Carpenter batted second in place of Beltran and played first base, with cleanup man Allen Craig moving to right field for Thursday night's game against the...
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October 18, 2012
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Carlos Beltran's availability for Game 4 of the NL championship series was uncertain after the St. Louis Cardinals slugger left Wednesday's game with a strained left knee.
Subbing for Beltran in right field, Matt Carpenter hit a two-run homer in his first at-bat to help the Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 3-1 for a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven...
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October 18, 2012
ST. LOUIS (AP) Matt Carpenter always tries to stay ready, keeping an assortment of gloves nearby. That's his job.
The St. Louis Cardinals' utilityman took on a new role in Game 3 of the NL championship series: game-changer.
Carpenter hit a two-run homer after subbing for Carlos Beltran and the Cardinals chased Matt Cain before a 3 12-hour rain delay in the seventh inning...
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October 19, 2012
ST. LOUIS -- Adam Wainwright had six days to sit around and think about one of the worst starts of his career in one of the biggest games he had ever pitched. In the fifth and deciding game of the NL Division Series against the Washington Nationals, Wainwright put his team in a major hole, but his St. Louis Cardinals completed a historic comeback from that 6-0 deficit. Wainwright...
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October 19, 2012
There are always those players, teams, dynasties, coaches, and moments in sports that are just unexplainable. Whether it be luck or talent, or a combination of both, there are rare occasions where, as fans, we can only stare in awe of what we have just witnessed.Last season, the St. Louis Cardinals were those players, that team, that coach that provided the jaw-dropping, unexplainable...
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October 18, 2012
Carlos Beltran was not in the St. Louis Cardinals' starting
lineup for Game 4 of the NL championship series against the San
Francisco Giants on Thursday night, a day after injuring his left
knee while running on a double-play grounder.
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October 17, 2012
Introducing How They See It, a segment where we take a closer look at how local St. Louis sports issues are being talked about from a national perspective. Topic number one on the docket should come as no surprise: Matt Holliday’s hard slide into Marco Scutaro in the first inning of NLCS Game 2. As [...]
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