We continue to look back at 2011 with a glance at the first game played by the squad on the fields of Jupiter. Thankfully, it wasn’t an omen. Off On The Wrong Foot After months and months of the cold winter void, even a loss to the Marlins looks good. Cardinals stumbled out of the [...]
It’s one of those rites of spring, one of those signs that baseball is returning. For the eighth straight year, we’re Playing Pepper! We’ll ask six questions of bloggers for each major league team as a way of getting familiar with those teams that don’t wear the birds on the bat. This year, this series will [...]
It’s one of those rites of spring, one of those signs that baseball is returning. For the eighth straight year, we’re Playing Pepper! We’ll ask six questions of bloggers for each major league team as a way of getting familiar with those teams that don’t wear the birds on the bat. This year, this series will [...]
Baseball gets closer each and every day, even if we add an extra one into the calendar. (Happy Leap Day, everyone.) Wednesday, players wearing the birds on the bat–to be fair, not many that you’d recognize, but still–will take on Florida Atlantic University in the first action of the season. Until then, we continue to [...]
We’re continuing our year-long look back at the 2011 World Series championship season by reprinting the posts that happened five years ago. Here we take a look at the first day with a baseball game against another team for the season. Actual Cardinal Baseball It’s what we’ve been waiting for since the end of last season–real, [...]
It’s one of those rites of spring, one of those signs that baseball is returning. For the eighth straight year, we’re Playing Pepper! We’ll ask six questions of bloggers for each major league team as a way of getting familiar with those teams that don’t wear the birds on the bat. This year, this series will [...]
It’s one of those rites of spring, one of those signs that baseball is returning. For the eighth straight year, we’re Playing Pepper! We’ll ask six questions of bloggers for each major league team as a way of getting familiar with those teams that don’t wear the birds on the bat. This year, this series will [...]
As noted before, we continue to look back at the 2011 World Championship season. Here, after the depressing Wainwright news, a little encouragement was needed. Overly Optimistic Cardinals Post There was a lot of doom and gloom among fans and national media types yesterday with the news that Adam Wainwright is out for the season, [...]
It’s one of those rites of spring, one of those signs that baseball is returning. For the eighth straight year, we’re Playing Pepper! We’ll ask six questions of bloggers for each major league team as a way of getting familiar with those teams that don’t wear the birds on the bat. This year, this series will [...]
In the past, I’ve written that the Cardinals are professionals, and don’t need players with an edge. Even arguing that having an edge shouldn’t be necessary, since these guys are being paid millions to play a game and thus should be playing their best at all times. However, there is an edge to one player [...]
We continue our look back in real-time at the 2011 World Championship season of the Cardinals. That title seemed a bit of a mirage when the news of this day was factored in. The First Twists of Spring What’s that saying? Something about war plans only surviving until you meet the enemy? Well, the best [...]
It’s one of those rites of spring, one of those signs that baseball is returning. For the eighth straight year, we’re Playing Pepper! We’ll ask six questions of bloggers for each major league team as a way of getting familiar with those teams that don’t wear the birds on the bat. This year, this series will [...]
