Sep 30, 2009 | St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Glaus back with Cards, but for what?
Third baseman Troy Glaus returned to the Cardinals' mix Tuesday. What that means remains open to interpretation.
At Least They Can't Clinch This Weekend: Cubs vs. Cardinals, Friday 9/18, 7:15 CT
That about sums up the season, doesn't it? Browse more photos>> The Cardinals' magic number to clinch the NL Central is 8. Even if they sweep the Cubs, they won't get to celebrate this weekend.
Good day hope you have a nice weekend. 1. What Went Wrong for the 2009 Cubs? After winning 97 games last season, the Cubs come into Busch Stadium with a 75-70 record.
La Russa accentuates the positive
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Cubs vs. Pirates Preview, Wednesday 9/9, 11:35 CT
Hey, Z. Remember this game against the Pirates? Try to stay calmer today. View full size photo uploaded September 9, 2009 PITTSBURGH -- If you are into such things, here are the Cubs' results for the four "numerologist dates" in this decade : 08/08/08: Defeated Cardinals at Wrigley Field 3-2. Jim Edmonds hit two homers.
At 1st glance, vacancy is filled
While St. Louis slugger Albert Pujols may be gone for several weeks with a strained oblique muscle, the Cardinals appear better equipped to handle the loss of their superstar than the Cubs were when Derrek Lee was lost with a broken wrist.
Cubs in Brief: Bradley burst completes double digits in outfield
Not until Milton Bradley homered Tuesday against the Washington Nationals could the Cubs say they had three outfielders with at least 10 home runs.
Cuddyer goes deep twice in same frame
Harmon Killebrew never did it. Neither did Kirby Puckett or Kent Hrbek. But now Michael Cuddyer has.
Who is the greatest nemesis in Chicago sports history? Brett Favre Mike Schmidt Will Clark Albert Belle Pete Rose Bartman Charles Martin Metrodome Dino Ciccarelli John Starks 1985 Dolphins Jim Edmonds Bob Gibson Bob Probert Phil Garner A.J. Pierzynski Bobby "The Brain" Heenan Bill Wirtz Other Vote: Who's Chicago Enemy No.
Cubs missing Edmonds on left side
Forget Mark DeRosa. The hitter the Cubs miss the most from last year is Jim Edmonds.
Where will the Holliday deal fit in? July 27, 2009 9:55 PM A column by Kyle Smith The Sedalia Democrat The St.
Did Vick hit strip club with A.I.?
Today's must-see content delivered straight to you. Did Vick visit strip club with Iverson? Michael Vick's attorney was forced to answer and deny an anonymously sourced blog that reported his client attended a strip club shortly after his official release.
Lou Piniella: Chicago Cubs still need left-handed bat
For as long as he remains unproductive in the Cubs ' lineup, Milton Bradley always will be a story, even if he doesn't want to be.
Shysterball: My Morning in Exile
Happy to be back today, I have to say. Court yesterday was kind of difficult in that both the judge and my opposing counsel kept asking me questions for which I didn't have any answers.
The Home Run Derby debate Sponsors and some fans love the...
The Home Run Derby debate Sponsors and some fans love the competition, while detractors say it's a detriment to the game and hazardous for players.
Ten Memorable Moments and Five to Forget at Busch Stadium II
October 8, 1967: Bob Gibson throws a five-hit shutout against the Red Sox , striking out six and walking only one.
Ask Paul returns to answer all your Milton Bradley questions, and much more on the dysfunctional Cubs.
White Sox 6, Cubs 0: It's a fine mess
Filed:June 28th, 2009 Well, it's official. The Cubs won't be getting the band back together, with the Cardinals instead acquiring ex-Cub Mark DeRosa in exchange for Chris Perez... White Sox 6, Cubs 0: It's a fine mess by Damen Jackson 65 reads Sports Filed:June 28th, 2009 It's a great deal for the Cardinals, who are already the front-runners in the ...
The Reds chances of trading for Matt Holliday are slim and none, and slim just left for the church festival.
Hot corner: Who's up, who's down
WHO'S UP - The Big Help The confluence of baseball's youth movement, declining production and an economic slump that has many teams cinching their coin purses, has put several of this generation's best stars on the brink of retirement, if not over it.
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