Showing posts with label Corey Hart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corey Hart. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 16, 2019

Christian Yelich: The Newest Cardinals Killer

Christian Yelich's 2019 dominance of the Cardinals is reaching ridiculous levels, and it's only April.

KSDK

Saturday, February 18, 2017

Ryan Braun Prepares For 11th Season With Brewers

Ryan Braun had barely stepped foot in the Brewers' Spring Training clubhouse Saturday when he absorbed the first wave of trash talk. It came from Joba Chamberlain, the veteran reliever in Milwaukee's camp as a non-roster invitee who first crossed Braun's path in college, when Chamberlain pitched at Nebraska and Braun played for Miami.

Milwaukee Official Site

Saturday, February 7, 2015

NL Central Will Be A Dogfight

As 30 MLB teams prepare to head to spring training to break a sweat and loosen the muscles for the 2015 season, the Cardinals find themselves in a familiar position.

Bernie Bytes

Thursday, December 25, 2014

Holidays Prompt Sage Advice

No matter how good the Christmas Eve seafood dinner, no matter how cool the switches and anthracite from my CoMo friends, no matter how riveting the NBA regular season or college bowl games, cleanup is inevitable. I’ve always thought wrapping paper overrated. Why not save some jack and re-gift Wednesday’s newspaper to conceal Thursday’s surprises? Efficient and educational all at once.

Post-Dispatch

Tuesday, December 9, 2014

Cardinals Weighing Internal Options For Righty Hitter At First

While acknowledging that Tuesday's Winter Meetings work gave him a better feel for which right-handed-hitting first baseman may be a fit for the Cardinals' roster hole, general manager John Mozeliak also shed light on some internal candidates that could potentially address the need.
St. Louis Official Site

As the Cardinals fine-tune their roster for the coming season an area of focus this week has been finding a complement — a new right jab to their left uppercut — for a young player they hope at some point becomes the power source they crave all by himself.
Post-Dispatch

Cardinals' Search Includes Rickie Weeks, Mark Reynolds

The opening that the Cardinals see on their roster right now is for a righthanded batter who could be a complement for Matt Adams at first base or an option, say, at second base to pair with Kolten Wong.

Cardinal Beat

Saturday, December 6, 2014

Cardinals Not Expected To Do Much At Winter Meetings

The last time Major League Baseball had its winter meetings in San Diego, 29 years ago, they were held at the Town and Country Resort — which was a series of villa-type structures with an adjacent convention center.

Post-Dispatch

Sunday, November 30, 2014

Friday, November 21, 2014

Cardinals Still In Need Of Right-Handed First Baseman

Adding Jason Heyward was a necessary – if not mandatory – move for the Cardinals in preparation of the 2015 season. They didn’t have a right fielder and he certainly gives them one. But that’s not the end of the Cards offensive wish list this winter.

KMOV

Updating The Cardinals' Shopping List

Good afternoon to the BFIB ...

Bernie Bytes

Saturday, November 15, 2014

Should The Cardinals Sign Corey Hart?

Corey Hart is a buy-low candidate coming off multiple knee surgeries followed by a bad 2014. Might he be the bench bat the Cardinals need?

Viva El Birdos

Sunday, November 9, 2014

Bounce-Back Bargains: Ten Free Agents To Watch

The first Major League free-agent signing of the offseason was certainly nothing flashy. The Yankees liked what they saw from Chris Young in the final stretch of the 2014 season, and Young liked it in the Bronx. A few phone calls later, the deal was done -- one year, $2.5 million for a guy who made $7.25 million last year and could be a very nice bounce-back value pickup for the Yanks.

MLB Official Site

Monday, November 3, 2014

No Margin For Error In Heavyweight NL Central

The National League Central wasn't the only division in baseball last season to feature three winning teams (all three American League divisions can claim that). And it wasn't the only division in baseball to not feature a 90-loss team (the NL East can make the same boast).

St. Louis Official Site

Friday, October 31, 2014

Cardinals Shopping For Complementary Pieces

Just two days after falling to the Giants in the National League Championship Series, the Cardinals' brass and coaching staff gathered at Busch Stadium to consider how to improve their club for 2015. That planning process moved to the back burner recently as the organization mourned the death of young outfielder Oscar Taveras, but with the World Series over and free agency to begin after 11 p.m. CT on Monday, the Cards must again look ahead.

St. Louis Official Site