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St. Louis Cardinals The St. Louis Cardinals (also referred to as "the Cards" or "the Redbirds") are a professional baseball team based in St. Louis, Missouri. They are members of the Central Division in the National League of Major League Baseball. The Cardinals have won a National League record 10 World Series championships, second only to the New York Yankees in Major League Baseball who have 26. The Cardinals were founded in the American Association in 1882 as the St. Louis Brown Stockings, taking the name from an earlier National League team. They joined the National League in 1892 and have been known as the Cardinals since 1900. The Cardinals began play in the current Busch Stadium in 2006, becoming the first team since 1923 to win the World Series in their first season in a new ballpark. The Cardinals have a strong rivalry with the Chicago Cubs that began in 1885. The Cardinals were founded in 1882 as a member of the American Association called the St. Louis Brown Stockings, later shortened to the Browns. Cueto Leaves Reds to Attend to Family Emergency
St. Louis Cardinals' Panic Time: August Woes Continue Into September St. Louis Cardinals fans, dust off your sirens, prepare your white flags, and clutch your shiny red buttons.
Cardinals Finally Slow 1st-Place Reds With 3-2 Win
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MiamiHerald.comReds-Cardinals PreviewCBSSports.comThe St. Louis Cardinals can't seem to beat anybody except the Cincinnati Reds, but that trend may be enough to give them hope in the NL Central through the ...St. Louis Has Big-Name Talent, but Also a Big Division DeficitNew York TimesCardinals finally slow 1st-place Reds with 3-2 winThe Associated PressVS St. Louis CardinalsAccuScoreSports Chat Place -St. Louis Post-Dispatch -Cincinnati.comall 467 news articles » Morgan and Volstad suspended after brawl
St. Louis Cardinals: A Historic Season (For All the Wrong Reasons) If the season ended today, the St. Louis Cardinals would fall short of a playoff berth. This failure could be epic, it could be historic, and it could be something we never witness again.
Morgan gets 8 games for Nats-Marlins brawl
NBC Sports - Found 13 hours agoThen, last Saturday, Morgan ran over St. Louis Cardinals catcher Bryan Anderson in the bottom of the eighth inning at Nationals Park, even...
Cardinals Return to St. Louis to Catch Reds in Central
In NL, six teams duking it out for four spots
USA Today - Found 21 hours agoSt. Louis Cardinals ?Their story: The Cardinals took a one-game lead in the Central when they swept the Reds in Cincinnati on Aug. 9-11. Now...
Panic Time: St. Louis Cardinals' August Woes Continue Into September St. Louis Cardinals fans, dust off your sirens, prepare your white flags, and clutch your shiny red buttons. For the first time since 2003, it's panic time. After sweeping the Reds in Cincinnati to take a one game lead in the division and looking like prime pennant contenders in the National League, the Cardinals have been, well, terrible. Against mediocre competition (their opponents over that ...
After 5 years on KTRS, St. Louis Cardinals returning in 2011 to ...
Chicago Tribune - Found Sep. 2, 2010The St. Louis Cardinals plan to reunite next year with their longtime radio partner, the powerful AM station KMOX, after five years on KTRS.
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Cardinals swept out by Astros to end road trip at 2-8 - Boston Herald
Kansas City StarCardinals swept out by Astros to end road trip at 2-8Boston HeraldHOUSTON ? The St. Louis Cardinals' failed opportunities to enhance an early lead provided a fitting finish to a ...Cardinals-Astros PreviewCBSSports.comSt. Louis Cardinals (69-60) at Houston Astros (60-71), 8:05 pmMiamiHerald.comAstros keep rolling, sweep aside CardinalsHouston ChronicleUSA Today -MLB.com -Bleacher Reportall 756 news articles » Mets? Catcher of the Future Has Memories of Wrigley
New York Times - Found Sep. 2, 2010CHICAGO As hard-core St. Louis Cardinals fans living in Breese, Ill., there were few things the Tholes cherished more than trips to Wrigley Field in
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Reds-Cardinals Preview The St. Louis Cardinals can't seem to beat anybody except the Cincinnati Reds, but that trend may be enough to give them hope in the NL Central through the end of this weekend. Having Adam Wainwright on the mound Saturday probably won't hurt, either. The Cardinals ace looks to snap his three-start losing streak and vault St.
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Cueto Leaves Reds to Attend to Family Emergency ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Cincinnati Reds pitcher Johnny Cueto missed the team's first series against the St. Louis Cardinals since he played a principal role in their fracas last month, attending to what the team called a family emergency in the Dominican Republic.
Reds' Chapman rocks 103 mph pitch vs. Brewers, earns first win
Cardinals end losing skid, beat Reds The St. Louis Cardinals ended a five-match losing skid with a 3-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Friday, maintaining a pulse in the National League wild-card race. Rookie pitcher Jaime Garcia (13-6) beat NL Central leader Cincinnati for the fourth time this season. A homer in the third ended Garcia's run of 22 2-3 innings without allowing an earned run.
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La Russa disputes 'underachiever' label - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis AmericanLa Russa disputes 'underachiever' labelSt. Louis Post-DispatchNick Wass St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa, right, motions for the reliever as catcher Bryan Anderson, left, looks on during the seventh inning of ...Cards sore, Reds soarSt. Louis Post-DispatchPolitical Eye: La Russa and Pujols show true colorsSt. Louis AmericanThe Cardinals have dropped 5 games since Glenn Beck fiascoDigital Sports Dailyallvoicesall 27 news articles » After 5 years on KTRS, St. Louis Cardinals returning in 2011 to longtime radio home KMOX-AM ST. LOUIS (AP) ? The St. Louis Cardinals plan to reunite next year with their longtime radio partner, the powerful AM station KMOX, after five years on KTRS.
Cardinals Finally Slow 1st-Place Reds With 3-2 Win ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Rookie Jaime Garcia beat the Reds for the fourth time, halting the free-falling St. Louis Cardinals' five-game losing streak and ending Cincinnati's four-game run in a 3-2 victory on Friday night.
Cards will be back on longtime radio home next season St. Louis Cardinals radio broadcasters John Rooney, left, and Mike Shannon, right, during the seventh inning of a baseball game against the Houston Astros Wednesday in Houston.
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St. Louis Cardinals Acquire Third Baseman Pedro Feliz Although they needed both offensive and defensive help, the Cardinals have remedied one of those problems by acquiring third baseman Pedro Feliz.
For Josh Thole?s Family, a New Chapter in Wrigley Memories
Houston Astros' Brian Bogusevic (19) steals second base as St. Louis Cardinals second baseman Skip Schumaker, left ... Even their opponents are surprised by the St. Louis Cardinals? slide. Hunter Pence hit a three-run homer and the Houston Astros completed a sweep of St. Louis with a 5-2 victory Wednesday, handing the slumping Cardinals their fifth straight defeat.
With month left, Cardinals, Padres nose dive at bad time - USA Today
SB Nation Denver (blog)With month left, Cardinals, Padres nose dive at bad timeUSA TodayBy Nick Wass, AP By Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY The St. Louis Cardinals and San Diego Padres recently looked as if they were on a collision course to meet in ...National League Teams SlumpingBleacher ReportPadres' magic season on verge of disappearingmsnbc.comall 128 news articles » Houston continues St. Louis Cardinals' skid The St. Louis Cardinals tried to be optimistic Tuesday night after a second straight shutout left them with an 11-15 record in August and seven games behind first-place Cincinnati in the NL Central.
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msnbc.comCards end slide...Big Ben's suspension cutkgw.comLOUIS (AP) ? The St. Louis Cardinals snapped their five-game losing streak by edging Cincinnati 3-2 and crawling within seven games of the NL ...Trojans open with win...NFL pow-wow...Reds and Cards in key serieskgw.comall 2,407 news articles » Davis Wins Sixth in Row as Rays Top Blue Jays Carlos Pena homered and drove in four runs, and Wade Davis won his sixth straight decision as the Rays beat the Blue Jays.
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Washington PostSt. Louis Cardinals (69-58) at Washington Nationals (55-75), 1:35 pmMiamiHerald.comBy Sports Network St. Louis Cardinals co-ace Adam Wainwright will try to become the first 18-game winner in the National League when he takes the ball ...Cardinals-Nationals PreviewCBSSports.comNats smack down Lohse, CardinalsSt. Louis Post-DispatchDunn, Nats blast Cardinals, 14-5Washington ExaminerFederal Baseball (blog) -Offshore Insiders -The Associated Pressall 423 news articles » BASEBALL ROUNDUP; Reds Jump Back Into First With a Sweep The best way to get over a depressing sweep? Come up with a sweep of your own. Miguel Cairo hit a two-run homer and Homer Bailey filled in nicely for the suspended Johnny Cueto, throwing six impressive innings Sunday to lead the host Cincinnati Reds to a 2-0 victory and a rejuvenating three-game sweep of the Florida Marlins.
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BASEBALL ROUNDUP; Zambrano Wins First Since Blowup Carlos Zambrano may no longer be the Chicago Cubs' ace, but he played the role Saturday in a ballpark where he has had a lot of success. Zambrano won for the first time since his suspension for a dugout altercation in June, and the Cubs beat the host St. Louis Cardinals, 3-2, for their third victory in 17 games.
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Sportsnet.caBodley: My fearless awards predictionsMLB.comThe St. Louis Cardinals' first baseman may be the best player in the NL, but if the season were to end today, Cincinnati's amazing Joey Votto gets my nod ...Pujols named NL Player of the MonthSt. Louis Post-DispatchPujols: August's Best in the NLThe Cardinal Nation (subscription)Joey Votto of the Cincinnati Reds or Albert Pujols of the St. Louis Cardinals ...Sports Chat PlaceSportsnet.ca -The Hullabaloo Online -Forbes (blog)all 77 news articles » M.L.B. ROUNDUP; Braves' Hudson Dominates Again Tim Hudson extended his dominant stretch of starts, pitching eight innings of three-hit ball, and Brooks Conrad homered in the seventh to lift the Atlanta Braves to a 1-0 victory over the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers Friday. Hudson (14-5) has won five straight starts and has yielded only two runs during the streak.
BATS; Blue Jays Rally Past Papelbon In Ninth Jonathan Papelbon's streak of perfection against the Blue Jays came to a costly end for the Boston Red Sox. Fred Lewis's sacrifice fly capped a four-run rally in the ninth inning and lifted Toronto to a 6-5 victory over visiting Boston Thursday, only the Blue Jays' third victory in 12 games against the Red Sox this season.
BASEBALL ROUNDUP; Cardinals Complete Sweep And Lead Reds by a Game With an emphatic sweep, the St. Louis Cardinals gave Reds second baseman Brandon Phillips a different description to use for them. Whiners? Try division leaders.
BASEBALL ROUNDUP; Ortiz Gives Red Sox Deadline Win The Boston Red Sox did not pick up any impact players at the trading deadline. Instead, they showed some signs of life because of one of their old stars. David Ortiz doubled in three runs with one out in the ninth inning to lead the Red Sox to a 5-4 victory over the visiting Detroit Tigers on Saturday. It was the 18th regular-season game-ending hit of his career, but his first since last Aug. 26.
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