Todd Wellemeyer News

In a show of unity, the Cardinals' starting rotation is brandishing mustaches. Except for some domestic objections, the idea is playing well.

The Cardinals seized the top of Wednesday night's fourth inning to take a 4-1 lead over the Milwaukee Brewers, leaving themselves in sight of a three-game lead in the NL Central and a lightning start to a supposedly tell-all 10-game trip.

Lohse happy with return He gives up two runs and pitches into the fifth inning in rehab start for Springfield team.

Louis Post-Dispatch , Greene has experienced a setback in dealing with his anxiety disorder.

Those of us that were busy composing the official obituary for the postseason prospects of the St.

Geoff Blum hit a three-run homer and drove in four runs and Houston beat San Diego on Thursday in a game delayed 52 minutes in the top of the ninth inning when a swarm of bees took over part of left field at Petco Park.

Todd Wellemeyer rebounded from his shortest start of the season to combine with three others on a shutout as the St.

Cardinals starter Todd Wellemeyer hasn't been seen walking any high-wire tightropes since his last start Saturday, but that doesn't mean the struggling righty hasn't been working on his balance.

The Cardinals may be closer to gaining another impact bat. Out of sight since opening day, third baseman Troy Glaus is headed to the team's minor-league facility in Jupiter, Fla., to begin working out under the supervision of the team's training staff and, according to club officials, could be within two weeks of going on a rehab assignment.

Despite his struggles in June, Todd Wellemeyer will take his next turn in the St.

Albert Pujols hit a pair of two-run homers and walked twice in four plate appearances to lead St.

Louis traded Chris Perez and a player to be named later to Cleveland for Mark DeRosa .

With just 10 runs in their past five games, the St. Louis Cardinals are mired in another offensive funk.

Khalil Greene may have found something. Standing in the Cardinals' clubhouse over the weekend in Kansas City, Greene raised his hands up by his ears.

Through his steady spiral of losses, Cardinals starter Joel Pi?eiro clung to his new-toy fastball for rescue, knowing that keeping it down would lift him from the skid.

The Cardinals kept chipping but could never come all the way back in a 6-4 loss to the Mets at Citi Field on Monday night.

With the Mets' failure yesterday, they've now lost every series in June except one.

Yadier Molina homered during a three-hit game and Todd Wellemeyer won for the third time in eight decisions at home.

Todd Wellemeyer needs some good news. He could use a string of a few good games in a row, or even just an offensive outburst on his behalf.

PREGAME: I figure wea re one bad game away before I have to post this backwards again.