The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports St. Louis Cardinals’ general manager John Mozeliak had a “very emotional” time regarding Albert Pujols. But Mozeliak said he had to move on and the organization has a stable core of players that he says will put them in a “great…
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Albert Pujols is long gone, and the St. Louis Cardinals seem just fine about defending their World Series title without him. Their fans, too. General manager John Mozeliak got a favorable reception at the team’s annual Winter Warmup this weekend when he revisited the negotiations. Chairman Bill DeWitt is bullish about the moves made with the Pujols money.
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Chris Carpenter’s offseason has gone by so quickly, the St. Louis Cardinals ace still hasn’t seen any tape from the World Series victory over Texas. Not even his win in Game 7. “I haven’t watched a single thing,” Carpenter said. “I wish I could. I just haven’t had the time.” Carpenter signed autographs for about an hour Saturday at the Cardinals’ three-day fan…
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The Reds of 2012 share some key characteristics with a team that was very successful in 2011. Their best player is a former MVP and is nearing the end of a contract. They likely will have an unproven closer and inexperienced shortstop.
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The World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals will meet President Barack at the White House on Jan. 17. Prior to meeting the president the team will visit soldiers at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Despite a 90-72 record — the worst of any team in the postseason –…
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The World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals will be honored by President Barack Obama at the White House on Jan. 17. Prior to the event, the team is scheduled to visit wounded soldiers at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. The Cardinals clinched the NL wild card spot on the final day of the season and then upset the Phillies, Brewers and Rangers to win their second title in five years.
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Tony LaRussa’s 16 years in St. Louis rubbed off on him. Even though the venerable manager retired from the St. Louis Cardinals back in early November, he still finds time to connect with Cardinals’ fans. The landmark Peabody Opera House in St.
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The Reds of 2012 share some key characteristics with a team that was very successful in 2011. Their best player is a former MVP and is nearing the end of a contract. They likely will have an unproven closer and inexperienced shortstop.
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It was recently revealed that Dave Duncan, pitching coach extraordinaire for the St. Louis Cardinals, will take a leave of absence to tend to his ailing wife, who is recovering from surgery to remove a brain tumor. Duncan, who has been inextricably linked to Tony La Russa for an…
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The St. Louis Cardinals have retooled their staff while Dave Duncan takes a leave of absence that could lead to his retirement, elevating Derek Lilliquist to pitching coach and Dyar Miller to bullpen coach. Lilliquist filled in as pitching coach when the 66-year-old Duncan took a leave of absence last August to be with his wife, Jeanine, following surgery to remove a brain tumor.
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