- Steve Kelley
- April 4, 2012
- Local, St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals Opening Day – Welcome Back, Boys. Baseball is Back, 162 to Go
Oh, hi. Didn’t see you there. It’s been a while. Only five months, you say? Seems like an eternity. “How
Oh, hi. Didn’t see you there. It’s been a while. Only five months, you say? Seems like an eternity. “How
It’s a beautiful day for baseball, boys; let’s play two. Remember me? (Photo by Michael Heiman/Getty Images) On Friday, manager
Well, here we are, with spring training well into its twilight (sidenote, I still shudder every time I write the
This preview’s somewhat tricky, as the roles in the bullpen are somewhat undefined, and some of the spots are up
So now we get to the back end of the rotation. For a little while, it appeared as though Roy
Part one covered the first two spots in the rotation for the Cardinals, which is a pretty potent ace combination.
The 2011 St. Louis Cardinals were admittedly built around their offense. The trade of Brendan Ryan coupled with the acquisition
Of all the positions that pose question marks for the Cardinals, none may be more high risk/high reward than right
Well, at the outset of the 2011 season, this position seemed like it’d be locked up by Colby Rasmus for
Hey there, sorry for the hiatus. I’m sure both of you noticed. Matt Holliday, 7 2011 statistics – .296/.388/.525, 22