CARDINALS RUMORS & GOSSIP

Ex-Cardinal Cormier to enter Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame

The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum announced its 2012 inductees on Tuesday morning. Included is former St. Louis Cardinals left-handed reliever Rheal Cormier. Other members of the Class of 2012 are former Montreal Expos star Rusty Staub, known as “Le Grand Orange” due to his red (orange) hair, former MLB pitcher and current Milwaukee Brewers general manager Doug Melvin...
Via The Cardinal Nation blog  |  23 hours ago

Boggs: I can compete with anybody

ST. LOUIS Mitchell Boggs is talking a pretty strong game. Hell get a chance to start backing it up in less than two weeks. Fresh off a disappointing season that saw him lose a chance at closing before eventually being demoted to Triple-A for a few weeks, the hard-throwing Boggs is out to prove hes a much better pitcher than hes showed so far. My thought process heading into this...
Via Fox Sports Midwest  |  1 day ago

2012 Fantasy Baseball: Chris Carpenter & The St. Louis Cardinals Starting Rotation Preview

Adam Wainwright (Credits Below) The most amazing part of St. Louis' run to the 2011 World Series title was not the September comeback from a double-digit deficit in the standings.It was the fact that the Cardinals won the title without their true ace, Adam Wainwright. who had Tommy John surgery before the season. It's incredible that a team could lose one of the top five...
Via The Fantasy Fix  |  1 day ago

Oswalt Is Unlikely To Return To Philly

According to Jim Salisbury of CSN Philly, the report that suggested the Phillies were still in the running for Roy Oswalt may have just meant that Oswalt's agent is hoping for a reunion of some sort. Salisbury says that it's doubtful that the righty stays in Philly. Amaro has frequently talked this winter about being near his limit in payroll budget. Yeah, he said similar...
Via Buzz On Broad  |  1 day ago

Berkman ready for first in 2012

ST. LOUIS - The first thing that popped into Lance Berkman's head when he heard the news that Albert Pujols had signed with the Anaheim Angels wasn't one of disappointment or sadness or shock. It was a bit more obvious. "That I was going to be playing first," Berkman said of his initial reaction. After returning to the outfield full-time for the first time in...
Via Fox Sports Midwest  |  1 day ago

Cardinals exhibit coming to Clinton Museum

The William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum is planning a new exhibit called “Play Ball! The St. Louis Cardinals.” The announcement was made via their Twitter feed and Facebook page. The opening date has not yet been announced, but the current exhibit will be closing on February 12. Though there are no documented reports of the 42nd President of the United States attending...
Via The Cardinal Nation blog  |  2 days ago

Cardinals Don’t Need Oswalt, But It Would Be Nice To Have Him

The St. Louis Cardinals technically have a full pitching staff that includes five starting pitchers with a combined eight World Series championship rings, but they still might trade one of them for a pitcher who has no rings. Rumors continue to swirl that the Cardinals will add Roy Oswalt to the rotation before the season begins. Oswalt, 34, has said he wants to remain a starting...
Via i70baseball  |  3 days ago

Season Previews: St. Louis Cardinals

It's about time to kick off one of our favorite things in all the world: Season Previews. Five years ago, they began as a semi-serious analysis and ended up as half-assed haiku. We're just gonna go with what we know. We'll begin our previews with the reigning World Series Champion St. Louis Cardinals and move right along through the National League Central. World...
Via Babes Love Baseball  |  3 days ago

Cards prospect Miller not shy on expectations

ST. LOUIS - Confident that this will be the year he reaches the big leagues, Cardinals prospect Shelby Miller took time on the recent Cardinals Caravan to ask David Freese and Jaime Garcia an important question. When I do get to the big leagues, what do I wear? Miller recalled. Because I dont want to look like a fool when I go in there, like wearing flip flops and all the big league...
Via Fox Sports Midwest  |  4 days ago

Infield Depth Is A Big Question Mark For The Cardinals Heading Into Spring Training

Much like last season, the St. Louis Cardinals will enter spring training with a little bit of uncertainty, but for the most part the team should feel comfortable and confident. The Cardinals are, after all, the World Series champions. They currently have seven viable options for the starting rotation (if you include Kyle McClellan and Marc Rzepczynski) and could still land Roy Oswalt...
Via i70baseball  |  5 days ago

Cardinals' health challenges a concern

I'm worried about the St. Louis Cardinals -- and not just because they've lost first baseman Albert Pujols, manager Tony La Russa and, at least for the time being, pitching coach Dave Duncan. Those departures alone are enough to give one pause about the defending World Series champions, but my concern runs deeper. This is a physically fragile club. Free-agent right-hander...
Via Fox Sports  |  6 days ago

St. Louis Cardinals winter topic fatigue

As we have entered the final few weeks before the long winter ends and spring training begins, soon we will have real on-the-field baseball news about which to report. St. Louis Cardinals pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report to Jupiter, Fla. on February 18 and conduct their first workout on February 19. The remainder of the players are expected to report by February 23 with...
Via The Cardinal Nation blog  |  6 days ago
TRYING TO GET A NUT

Player shares space with squirrel on baseball card

Via Larry Brown Sports: Remember the squirrel that appeared at Busch Stadium during Game 3 and Game 4 of the NLDS between the Cardinals and Phillies? Yeah, it pretty much got its own baseball card. Pictured above is the new 2012 Topps Series 1 baseball card for Cardinals utility man Skip Schumaker. Skip was at the plate in the fifth inning of Game 4 of the NLDS when...
Via Larry Brown Sports  |  8 days ago

Sources: Cards working on Oswalt deal

The St. Louis Cardinals don't have a deal in place to sign free-agent starter Roy Oswalt -- yet -- but they are working diligently to create the necessary payroll flexibility, major-league sources said Sunday. Oswalt likely would jump at an offer of one year and $10 million from the Cardinals, according to a source familiar with his thinking. In recent days, the team has discussed...
Via Fox Sports  |  9 days ago

Cardinals and Jason Motte agree on 2012 contract

ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Cardinals announced today that they have agreed to terms with pitcher Jason Motte on a one-year contract for the upcoming 2012 season, thus avoiding salary arbitration. Motte, 29, went 5-2 with a 2.25 ERA (10th amongst N.L. relievers) and nine saves in his 78 appearances last season, establishing a Cardinals single-season record for games pitched by a...
Via Fox Sports Midwest  |  13 days ago
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