Pitching, Anyone?

While there’s not a whole lot to take out of this weekend, at least the offense seems to be improved.  Not necessarily to the levels of Philadelphia, though, which may haunt us in October.  Quick recap:

Cardinals Get Holliday

Well, Albert Pujols may read this blog, but obviously the front office doesn’t.

Cards Beat Nationals, Tie Mother Nature

Sometimes the elements just won’t be denied.

A Busy Day in Cardinal Nation

Losing a game in the ninth inning is enough fodder for debate.  A trade, by itself, makes for a big day.  Put them together and you’ve got a lot of unrest and discussion going on in Cardinal Nation.  Let’s take the game first before delving into the move of Chris Duncan to the Boston Red […]

Retiring the Colonel

If last night was supposed to be Todd Wellemeyer pitching for his job, he didn’t act like it.

Old Familiar Story

It’s like I never left.

A Tough Split (Plus, Win Free Stuff!)

OK, most of you know about the free stuff, but let me get this out of the way first before we talk about the last two games against the Brewers.

Slow News Day

An off day around the All-Star Break usually doesn’t give us much to talk about.  Still, there were a couple of things that were pretty interesting.

Cards Provide Fireworks, Wins Over Weekend

Hope everyone had a wonderful and safe Fourth of July weekend.  If you spent some of it watching the Cardinals, you weren’t that disappointed.

Pleasant Surprises

Much like a child who continually tests your patience, then surprises you by doing something sweet and kind (not that either of my kids would ever do that, of course), Todd Wellemeyer came out and gave a jolt to Cardinal Nation.

St. Louis Loves Their Colby Jack

As most of you know, my first name is Daniel.  Daniel, of course, was a prophet in the Old Testament.  For one night, at least, I got a chance to emulate my forbearer.

We Are All Witnesses

I don’t think of Albert Pujols as a home run hitter. I mean, obviously he can hit home runs, that’s never been in doubt.

Cardinals Still Searching

After a weekend (and a Monday) where the Cardinals scored eight runs in four games, it’s obvious that there are still some issues.  A quick rundown of the games, in the typical style:

Cardinal Memories

Today, that intrepid group known as the United Cardinal Bloggers are coordinating again to have a “theme of the day,” as it were.  This time, we are all talking about our personal Cardinal memories.

Cardinals Get Ugly

Hopefully they were just saving it for today’s matchup of Chris Carpenter and Johan Santana.  Because last night’s effort, if you can call it that, for the Cardinals was sorely lacking.

Taking Advantage

You know, when the total active roster of the New York Mets has just one more home run than Albert Pujols has by himself, games like last night should be the rule, not the exception.

Cardinals Struggle In Big Apple

Well, the offense seemed to make it to New York, at least in some fashion. On a good night, especially against a banged up Mets team, four runs would have been enough.  However, more and more frequently, that’s not enough with Todd Wellemeyer on the hill.

Where Have These Bats Been?

The On The Run people were probably pretty busy this weekend as the Cards really got serious in Kansas City. When the Cards wind up scoring 29 runs in the three game set, there are a lot of offensive heroes.  Let’s break down the series game by game.

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