Why Cardinals Were Inclined To Acquire Rob Kline

Ron Kline had an ominous start to his stint with the Cardinals, foretelling of rough times ahead for the right-handed pitcher.

RetroSimba

Why Cardinals Traded Wally Moon To Dodgers

Wally Moon shined for the Cardinals for four years, but wore out his welcome in a single season when he slumped at the plate and displayed what some perceived as an indifferent attitude toward his outfield play.

RetroSimba

Dodgers, Cardinals Discussed Deal For Duke Snider

Knowing Duke Snider wasn’t enamored with the new home of the Dodgers, the Cardinals made a bid to acquire him, but the price was deemed too high.

RetroSimba

Gino Cimoli Doubled His Fun With 1959 Cardinals

In his lone season with the Cardinals, Gino Cimoli achieved a standard no other St. Louis right-handed batter had matched in 20 years.

Retro Simba

Gino Cimoli Dies At 81

Gino Cimoli, a former Dodger outfielder who was the first major league hitter on the West Coast when the Dodgers and Giants moved to California in 1958, has died. He was 81.

LA Times

Cardinals First Half Rankings

Looking at how the 2010 St. Louis Cardinals stack up against their peers over time.

The Cardinal Nation Blog

Matt Holliday Hitting & Getting On Base At A Record Pace

Hitting cleanup behind superstar Albert Pujols, new St. Louis Cardinals left fielder Matt Holliday is clearly loving it. In every one of his eight games in the uniform to date, Holliday has at least one hit, 17 in total.

The Cardinal Nation Blog

Ex-Cardinal Wally Moon Found Success In Coliseum

Despite being a left-handed batter, he adjusted his swing to take advantage of the 42-foot high screen in left field.

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