Showing posts with label Scott Speizio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scott Speizio. Show all posts

Thursday, April 16, 2020

Presenting The All-DeWitt "Devil Magic" Cardinals, 1996-2019

In my review of the Bill DeWitt Jr. Era of Cardinals ownership, I’ve listed the best position players, starting pitchers, and relievers. And I’ve presented a list of the most disappointing Cardinals.

101 ESPN

Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Wednesday, March 28, 2018

Fun Facts To Know About Francisco Pena

Francisco Pena provided one of the surprises of the Cardinals’ 2018 spring training, leapfrogging ahead of prospect Carson Kelly and earning the backup catcher spot behind Yadier Molina on the Opening Day roster.

RetroSimba

Sunday, October 30, 2016

Audio: Flashback To 2006 World Series

As the Cleveland Indians and Chicago Cubs battle to win the World Series this year, the St. Louis Cardinals have spent the season celebrating their victory ten years ago to become the 2006 World Champions.

STL Baseball Weekly

Monday, October 17, 2016

There Is No "Cubs' Curse," But There Will Be Plenty Cursing If They Don't Start Hitting

As the Chicago Cubs made their way to Los Angeles for the resumption of the NL Championship Series, they were probably hoping to pack a fresh supply of offense for an important road trip.

101 ESPN

Tuesday, October 11, 2016

How Game Two Rally Turned Around 2006 NLCS For Cardinals

In Game 2 of the National League Championship Series against the Mets, Scott Spiezio and So Taguchi symbolized the grit, determination and teamwork of the 2006 Cardinals.

RetroSimba

Saturday, July 16, 2016

Audio: Time Has Flown For Scott Spiezio

The St. Louis Cardinals honored their 2006 World Series Championship team on Saturday, celebrating the 10th anniversary of their win with a motorcade around the warning track and pregame ceremony. Scott Spiezio was among those who made it back for the festivities.

STL Sports Page

Friday, April 8, 2016

The Story Of Father & Son Cardinals Sluggers

Fifty years ago, Ed Spiezio, hoping to jumpstart his career and contend for the Cardinals’ third base job, hit his first big-league home run for St. Louis. Forty years later, Scott Spiezio, hoping to jumpstart his career and fill a utility role with the Cardinals, hit his first National league home run for St. Louis.

RetroSimba

Thursday, March 24, 2016

Jedd Gyorko Adds Depth That Improves The Cardinals In Three Positions

Baseball fans like player acquisitions that come with gaudy bubble gum stats and a lot of zeros at the end of their salary, but not every player worth having has to be a future Hall of Famer in order to make an important contribution.

Belleville News Democrat

Friday, February 12, 2016

Scott Spiezio Replaced John Mabry As Cardinals Utilityman

Scott Spiezio had the pedigree, the championship experience and the right amount of nonconformity to appeal to the Cardinals. What they didn’t know when they invited him to spring training was whether he still could produce.

RetroSimba

Thursday, May 14, 2015

Thursday, April 16, 2015

Scott Spiezio Tased By Cops After Allegedly Smashing Window

Former MLB slugger Scott Spiezio -- a 2-time World Series champ -- was TASED and taken into custody by cops last week following an alleged window-smashing rampage ... TMZ Sports has learned.

TMZ

Monday, March 23, 2015

Counting Down To Opening Night: 13

Ah, Monday, Monday … Rarely anyone's favorite day, although it will be a good Monday three weeks from now, with the Cardinals home opener at Busch Stadium. But that's jumping ahead.

KSDK

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Cardinal Countdown: 26 Days To Opening Day

Sure, it would have been simple (and obvious) to spotlight either of the most recent Cardinals to wear 26 today, as we're now that many days until the Cardinals take on the Cubs at Wrigley Field on April 5. I could have written hundreds of words on Trevor Rosenthal (more than I have, anyway) or Kyle Lohse, but I'm always a sucker for good stories.

KSDK

Thursday, February 26, 2015

How Carlos Villanueva Put A Scare Into 2006 Cardinals

As a rookie, Carlos Villanueva almost kept the 2006 Cardinals from qualifying for the postseason and winning their first World Series title in 24 years.

RetroSimba

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

2014 Season Review: May

As the year winds down, our 2014 Season Review looks back at some of the moments and people that made the season what it was as the St. Louis Cardinals went 90-72 and earned their fourth consecutive trip to the National League Championship Series.

STL Baseball Weekly

Saturday, June 7, 2014

Cardinals Vow Not To Repeat 2007

Back from an offseason shortened by success, the Cardinals opened the year expecting another summer of contention and the promise of a fourth consecutive visit to the National League championship series. They encountered only frustration. The offense became stale, and the clubhouse with it. The pitching hemorrhaged runs.

Post-Dispatch