When I first heard that Wainwright was out for the season I thought the Central Division would be out of reach for the Cardinals. But the more I think about it no one pitcher has to replace Adam Wainwright. Kyle McClellan will get his first year of being in the starting rotation and reports this spring sound like he can fill the 5th...
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On Wednesday, we asked the United Cardinal Bloggers the following question: Can the Pujols situation turn into the Carmelo situation? I know this probably won’t happen because Pujols says he will reject any trade. But if late July rolls around and the Cardinals are out of the race in the Central (again not likely) and it becomes...
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We are a proud & active member of the United Cardinal Bloggers. February is the United Cardinal Blogger’s roundtable discussion month. A blogger poses a question, everyone answers, and then the next day the blogger posts the transcript. I have included the daily question, a link to the transcript, and in quotations my...
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Josh (one of our TheOutfieldIvy Cubs’ writers) asked Steve (one of our Cardinals writers) five questions about the Cardinals in regards to the upcoming 2011 season: 1.Is this the Cardinals year? What’s going to keep them going strong this year so they don’t burn out like they did in 2010? No. Keeping our infielders,...
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Originally posted December 14th, 2010. It’s almost impossible to imagine Albert Pujols as anything but a St. Louis Cardinal. But then again, the Seattle Mariners probably felt the same way about Alex Rodriguez (and Ken Griffey Jr). The Expos (remember them?) probably felt that way about most of their players-Vladimir Guerrero,...
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To a team that already has the bats of Pujols, Holiday, and Rasmus – enter Lance Berkman. The longtime Houston Astro, many redbirds fans have had nightmares of him depositing long balls over the flag pole at Minute Maid Park (who’s bright idea was it to put a flag pole in the field of play to impale players on?). Lance...
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