One Guy You Forgot Was Ever On Your Favorite Team

You remember them, just not some of the teams they played for. There are numerous players throughout baseball history who we remember for their prime years, and we usually associate them with one specific team. But in many cases, those stars finished their careers or spent some other part of their time in the Majors with another club, one that we may have forgotten. So here's a look at some players who fall into that category for each club.

St. Louis Official Site

Tommy Kahnle Reveals He's Never Heard Of Tommy Edman During MLB The Show Tournament

Clearly, the Yankees weren't taking the Cardinals that seriously as a potential World Series opponent in 2019. Both Championship Series losers had a solid shot of meeting up in the Fall Classic, but ultimately avoided the collision course, and Yanks relief ace Tommy Kahnle similarly averted an awkward moment. If he had reached October's summit, he might've been called on to use his devastating changeup on Tommy Edman, someone he'd never even heard of until this weekend.

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How Steve Carlton Got Strikeout Record For Cardinals

On a night when Steve Carlton pitched great, he wasn’t good enough to win.

RetroSimba

Michael Wacha's Future

Yesterday the Cardinals won their fifth straight game. They came against the Pirates and Royals, so they should have handled those teams and they did. Both teams have a combined -190 run differential after all (which sadly is better than the Tigers and Orioles who are at a combined -475 and yes you read that right). But here’s the thing: just because you should beat those teams doesn’t mean it will happen. Both teams do have a greater than 0% winning percentage after all.

Viva El Birdos

Jose Quintana Records Historic, Career-High 14 K's

It was clear after one inning on Tuesday night at Citizens Bank Park that José Quintana's pitch count would likely become an issue for the left-hander. Equally as obvious, however, was the fact that Quintana had his best stuff working.

Chicago-N Official Site

The Cardinals Breakup: Albert Pujols, The Cardinals, & The Endless Debate

Did the St. Louis Cardinals make a good enough offer to Albert Pujols, or was the superstar slugger wronged by a franchise he helped win a pair of World Series titles?

KSDK

Is Jack Flaherty A Cy Young Award Candidate? Peter Gammons Says Yes

Is Jack Flaherty a stealth candidate for the Cy Young award?

101 ESPN

As Cardinals Look Ahead, Jack Flaherty Looms Large

Last season, the Cardinals’ final game was insignificant.

Hochman

Alex Reyes Flashes Power, Polish In Rehab Start, Homecoming With Peoria

Some things never change.

Peoria Journal Star

A Quick Albert Pujols Story

I was on my way to San Diego to cover the St. Louis Cardinals' playoff workout before Game 3 of the 2005 NLDS, but my flight was delayed. This was not good, especially since I needed a featured interview to run during my special from the booth that night.

KMOX

Analysis: Is Max Scherzer Cooperstown Bound?

When Max Scherzer won the National League Cy Young Award in November, it marked a significant milestone in his career. Scherzer became a three-time winner of the award, which has historically been a lock for a player's Hall of Fame candidacy.

Washington Official Site

2018 Baseball Hall Of Fame: The Players Who Will Be 'One-And-Done' This Year

There are 11 players not expected to receive the 5 percent necessary to stay on the ballot

CBS Sports

How Cubs Will Make Their Sales Pitch To Shohei Otani & Attack This Offseason

The video of what it would look like when the Cubs finally won the World Series resonated with Jon Lester, because he grew up around the Boston Red Sox, understood the players on that 2004 team got treated like kings and felt enough sense of history to choose No. 34 as a tribute to Kerry Wood, Walter Payton and Nolan Ryan.

NBC Sports

Sammys Sosa Still Waiting On Cubs' Invitation To Reconcile, But He Won't Beg

Sosa has been estranged from the organization since 2004

CBS Sports

Lincoln Museum To Showcase Cubs-Cardinals Rivalry

The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum plans to unveil an exhibit chronicling the history of the rivalry between the Chicago Cubs and the St. Louis Cardinals.

Our Pertha

Despite Optimism, Alex Reyes Dealt Arduous Challenge

In the minutes after the sad news reverberated on Wednesday that St. Louis phenom Alex Reyes would have to undergo Tommy John surgery and miss the year, there was a wave of forced optimism.

St. Louis Official Site

Max Scherzer's 20-Strikeout Gem One For The Ages

It was not until after the eighth inning on what would become a history-making Wednesday night at Nationals Park that Max Scherzer glanced at the scoreboard and realized what he was in the midst of. Once he saw his strikeout total, then 18, he began to think about the history in his grasp for the ninth inning.

Washington Official Site

Max Scherzer Celebrates His NL Cy Young Award Win With A Champagne Shower

Max Scherzer, 2013 AL Cy Young Award winner, was up for the 2016 NL version on Wednesday night. Would he win in a different league? Would he beat out the Cubs' two-headed monster of Jon Lester and Kyle Hendricks? Could he become the 18th multiple Cy Young winner in baseball history? Yes, he could:

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Max Scherzer Aims To Be Sixth To Win Cy Young In AL, NL

Often after Nationals manager Dusty Baker finished campaigning for Max Scherzer, he would joke that his reasons were selfish. Although he had managed a number of award winners through his career, Baker has never had a pitcher win the Cy Young Award. But the praise for Scherzer was usually well-deserved after a dominant 2016 has provided him a strong case to win it.

Washington Official Site

Jason Heyward Reflects On Time At Turner Field

Sunday's 13-2 win marked the Cubs' last game at Turner Field as the Braves move to a new facility next year. One of the highlights came in 2003 when the Cubs clinched the National League Division Series with a victory over the Braves in Game 5. Kerry Wood won both Game 1 and Game 5 of the NLDS at Turner Field.

Chicago-N Official Site