As our top reliever, Jason Motte blew away St. Louis Cardinals opponents and his competitors alike.
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October 25, 2012
Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak met with the St. Louis media Thursday morning to discuss a variety of topics ranging from the Cardinals collapse in the NLCS to their goals for the offseason.
Below are some of the notable items from Mozeliak, including health updates on Jaime Garcia and Rafael Furcal and the plan for several players moving forward:
On the end of the season...
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October 25, 2012
As St. Louis Cardinals fans know all too well, the club’s offense almost completely dried up in Games 5 through 7 of the National League Championship Series. Including the final inning of their Game 4 win, the Cardinals scored just one tally over their final 28 innings of play in 2012.
By one inning, that drought broke the unenviable team record for the most consecutive post-season...
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October 25, 2012
The St. Louis Cardinals won't renew the contract of bullpen coach Dyar Miller, the team announced Thursday. The rest of manager Mike Matheny's coaching staff will be offered an opportunity to stay, general manager John Mozeliak said. That includes Mark McGwire, Derek Lilliquist and Jose Oquendo. Mozeliak prefers to fill the bullpen position from within the organization...
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October 27, 2012
After a miraculous 2011 season, Lance Berkman's fortune wore out in St. Louis in 2012.
Berkman found himself often injured in 2012 and underwent two knee surgeries during the season. It was a trying time for Berkman throughout the year and certainly not what the "Big Puma" had hoped.
Berkman appeared in just 32 games for the Cardinals in 2012, hitting .259 with...
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October 25, 2012
You might be asking yourself what happened to the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League Championship Series against the San Francisco Giants? The Cardinals had a commanding three games to one lead and yet, let it slip away. Well, that is the past my friends and I am read to look towards the future of the St. Louis Cardinals.
There are so many questions to be answered in...
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October 25, 2012
St. Louis Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak says it's unlikely the team will be able to re-sign 16-game winner Kyle Lohse. He also doesn't see a spot for Lance Berkman even if he were willing to accept a reduced role.
One person who is definitely gone is bullpen coach Dyar Miller. Mozeliak said Thursday that Miller was surprised when informed he would not be kept....
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October 25, 2012
For some reason, St. Louis Cardinals fans are known as being the best in the world. I'm not sure how the voting shook out, but if @BestFansStLouis is any indication...there needs to be a re-count.By now, you've seen what the Twitter account is all about, right? Basically, as Deadspin put it, "one brave soul is keeping tabs on the temporary insanity for us and retweeting...
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October 24, 2012
The defending World Series champions were one win away from returning to the Fall Classic for a second straight year before suffering three consecutive losses to the San Francisco Giants this week.
And while the pain and disappointment continues to linger, thoughts quickly turn positive when the talk turns towards next season. The Cardinals will likely lose only starter Kyle Lohse...
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October 24, 2012
St. Louis Cardinals fans adore the "Secret Weapon." After a solid playing career in a Cardinals uniform, Jose Oquendo has been on the St. Louis Cardinals coaching staff since 1997. Most of that time, Oquendo served as the Cardinals third base coach and as an understudy to future Hall of Fame and former Cardinals manager Tony La Russa.
Oquendo has put in his time,...
Long-time organizational pitching coach Dyar Miller will not return to the St. Louis Cardinals in 2013. The former MLB pitcher was St. Louis’ bullpen coach in 2012.
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October 27, 2012
St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina easily had his best offensive season of his career. Molina hit .315 on the season with a career high 22 home runs and 76 RBI's this season while helping to anchor the middle of the Cardinals batting order.
While Molina's offense has improved tremendously, his defense has always been a strength and 2012 was no different.
Molina...
When the St. Louis Cardinals really needed him, Kyle Lohse stepped up with his best-ever season.
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