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Category: Cardinals
All 2000s St. Louis Cardinals: Leftfielder
Find out our pick for the best left fielder on the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2000s.
Better Know a Cardinal: Mike Leake
After a lackluster start to the offseason, the Cardinals got fans an early Christmas gift signing Mike Leake to a 5-year deal worth $80 million. That means one thing. It’s…
All 2000s St. Louis Cardinals: Shortstop
One of the St. Louis Cardinals most famous players was a shortstop. But he didn’t play in the 2000s, so he’s not on this list.
All 2000s St. Louis Cardinals: Third Baseman
The hot corner has been a pretty steady source of production for the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2000s. It’s provided solid defense, spectacular playoff moments, and Troy Glaus. Now…
All 2000s St. Louis Cardinals: Second Baseman
Do you ever stay up at night thinking about who the best St. Louis Cardinals second baseman of the last 15 years is? Well, we do.
All 2000s St. Louis Cardinals: First Base
Albert Pujols dominated first base for the St. Louis Cardinals throughout most of the 2000s, but a few other players you may know made some big time contributions.
All 2000s St. Louis Cardinals: Catcher
We’re kicking off our countdown of the best players of the St. Louis Cardinals position by position, starting with catcher.
Better Know a Cardinal – Adam Wainwright
Adam Wainwright is easily the biggest name we’ve covered to date in our Better Know a Cardinal series. That doesn’t mean you can’t better know him. For example, did you…
Better Know a Cardinal – Randal Grichuk
This time on Better Know a Cardinal, we discuss Birds outfielder, Randal Grichuk. Join us as we take a look at the man behind the soul patch. Working Nickname: RRAAAAANNNNDDDYYYY…
Better Know a Cardinal – Kolten Wong
Next up on Better Know a Cardinals we’re helping you better know Kolten Wong. The 5’9” Hawaiian made a name for himself in the postseason showing off some little man…
Better Know a Cardinal – Jason Heyward
Earlier this week we guided you on where to find your favorite Cardinals on Twitter. Now we’ll be introducing you to some of the newer or lesser known players to…
Your Guide to Following the Birds on Twitter
It’s that time of year again. We’ve got highs below freezing in St. Louis. Meanwhile we’ve got the Cardinals players reporting to Jupiter, Florida for Spring Training. Blowing up your twitter…
The Joe Kelly Standoff Video You’ve Been Waiting For
A cool October evening in the midwest. Thousands of fans have packed into Busch Stadium. The National Anthem had been sung. The players were jogging onto the field. But two…
Gifs of Waino Just Being Waino
Adam Wainwright might have only been 2nd in the league in Cy Young voting, but he’s definitely 1st in the league in charisma. We’ve got less than 61 days until…
Which Saturday Night Live Cast Does the Cardinals Roster Most Resemble
Matching up the 2014 Cardinals roster to a SNL cast is no easy task. For one, the 2014 roster isn’t even fully set. Although with the early offseason moves for…
Goodbye, old friend. Chris Carpenter Retires.
St. Louis Cardinal’s starter Chris Carpenter finally used the “r” word (through Mozeliak) he refused to use going into 2013. While Carpenter is likely to stay with the organization, we do…
Boston Celebrities Are Hopping Ship
By now you’ve seen the photo of one of Boston’s golden sons and future Batman, Ben Affleck, switching allegiances and donning the Birds on the Bat. If not, welcome to…
Your Superstitions Don’t Matter
It’s the top of the 9th, elimination game. You’re team is down 2 runs. You’ve got to do what you can. So you knock on the table twice, and toss…
Guide to Hating on Matt Holliday
It’s October, that means two things: the Cardinals are still playing baseball and the Birds are still trotting Matt Holliday out into left field. For some reason. We can’t really…
The Case for Matt Carpenter as MVP
After a 2012 that saw Carpenter bat .294 over 114 games, Cardinals fans were left wondering what he could accomplish with a starting dose of at-bats. In the offseason, the Cardinals…