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.

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How Cardinals Put Sal Maglie On New Career Path

The Cardinals became a bridge for Sal Maglie, enabling him to transition from being a pitcher to a coach.

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Home Run Helped Roger Maris Feel At Home In St. Louis

The first home run hit by Roger Maris in St. Louis for the Cardinals was worth the wait.

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How Bake McBride & His Mad Dash Led To A 25-Inning Win

In the last 40 years, no National League game has gone more innings than the one played by the Cardinals and Mets on Sept. 11-12, 1974.

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The Day Curt Flood Drilled Eigth Straight Hits Against The Dodgers

In the season that produced his highest hits total, Cardinals center fielder Curt Flood had his best day as a hitter.

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If Kyle McClellan Wins Starting Spot, It Would Be Historic

Kyle McCellan made another strong bid to secure the fifth spot in the Cardinals’ starting rotation Thursday, working four innings against the Atlanta Braves allowing only one run.

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The Cardinals' Mike Leakes

Brothers Lindy and Von McDaniel along with Bob L. Miller joined the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1950’s without playing in the minor leagues first.

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