Jesse Haines & A Joyous St. Louis World Series Welcome

In the first World Series game played in St. Louis, nine future inductees into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, including Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Rogers Hornsby, appeared in the starting lineups. The player who delivered the masterpiece performance was the pitcher among that stellar cast, Jesse Haines of the Cardinals.

RetroSimba

Was Shelby Miller's Gem The Best Ever For A Cardinals Pitcher?

Awhile after rookie pitcher Shelby Miller had retired his 27th consecutive batter and completed a game unlike any he had ever pitched in his career, Cardinals manager Mike Matheny received some calls and texts about the young righty's work.

Bird Land

Chris Carpenter's Current Streak Approaches Bob Gibson In 1968

St. Louis Cardinals right-handed starting pitcher Chris Carpenter has yet to allow a run this season and is so consistently dominating that it was not all that surprising when he carried a perfect game into the seventh inning against the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday.

The Cardinal Nation