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Birdland: Troy Glaus 2nd in Gold Glove vote, Albert Pujols 3rd
Unlike the baseball writers, who reveal the innards of their award voting to the world to criticize, authorize and ridicule, only the winners of the managers' and coaches' votes get released.
Mets pitcher Scott Schoenweis was linked to indicted doctor Ramon Scruggs. Ramon Scruggs , the California physician who appeared in baseball's Mitchell Report as having prescribed steroids and human growth ...
By Phil Rogers Special to ESPN.com Tony La Russa is a manager, not a magician. He and his coaching staff did their usual solid job to prepare the team, but the lack of pitching depth was a fatal flaw.
Yadier Molina has had better defensive statistical years in his career _ all of them, in fact _ but perhaps the Cardinals' catcher was rewarded, in part, for past injustices on Wednesday when he was named a ...
Cards have golden history with gloves
Fresh from an offseason that included a new contract, a slimmer frame and a healthier knee, St.
Shanny's available; Blues are interested
Incumbents Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina won the Fielding Bible awards at first base and catcher, respectively, according the annual awards that are decided by a panel of experts and featured each winter in ...
Join columnist Jeff Gordon for a live chat from 1-2 p.m. Monday about the Cards, Rams, Blues, Mizzou or whatever sport or team is on your mind.
Mailbag: Who will the Cards re-sign?
Welcome to the first Cardinals mailbag of the offseason. As always, if you have a question, use the link below to submit it -- and please be sure to include your first name, last initial and hometown.
Reds dig early hole in finale loss
The baseball season is often compared to running a marathon, and the Reds didn't so much cross the finish line of a disappointing 2008 as they staggered over it.
September is what Jays will remember
When they toil for a team the playoffs forgot, baseball players seek solace in the carry-over effect.
Pujols on verge of another milestone
LOUIS -- Albert Pujols reached the 100-walk plateau for the first time in his career on Tuesday.
Cards finish season with sweep
Felipe Lopez drove in three runs and emergency starter Brad Thompson threw five effective innings, helping the St.
Glaus' fly wins Cards' fourth straight
For those who subscribe to the notion that a pitcher's won-loss record is often misleading, Braden Looper ranks as Exhibit A. The Cardinals pulled out a 7-6 victory over Cincinnati on Friday night when Troy ...
Glaus sacrifice fly scores winner for Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds' Joey Votto is congratulated by teammate Jeff Keppeinger hitting a two-run home run in the fourth inning of a baseball game against the St.
When the Cardinals meet the Arizona Diamondbacks tonight in the third game of a four-game series at Busch Stadium, they will have a lineup in which the nine starting players have hit a total of 19 home runs as ...
Cards tangled in D-backs' Webb
When you're up against Cy Young candidate Brandon Webb, outstanding baserunning is a necessity.
Inside a quiet clubhouse the Cardinals again pondered what could have been. Outside, with their well-lubricated fans singing and champagne being passed from coaches to players to grounds crew, the Chicago Cubs ...
Ted Lilly #30 of the Chicago Cubs delivers the ball
Cubs fans flooded Wrigleyville on Saturday with the hope of seeing their team clinch the NL Central , and their heroes didn't disappoint.
On Wednesday, Cardinals manager Tony La Russa promised an unusual lineup for Thursday's series finale against the Reds.