Reds Do Not Renew Jody Davis' Contract, Keep Leon Durham

The Reds’ staffs for their Minor League affiliates have been established.

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Steve Huntz: First Home Run Made Cardinals A Winner

Steve Huntz had impressive timing for a player with unimpressive numbers.

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Steve Carlton Learned to Hit Long Ball With Cardinals

In the Year of the Pitcher, Steve Carlton showed he could hit as well as pitch for the Cardinals.

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Darren Bragg Named Triple-A Louisville' Bench Coach

The Reds also announced Darren Bragg will take over Schofield’s previous role as Louisville’s bench coach. Bragg is in his 12th season in the organization and was in his 10th as outfield coordinator at the time of his transfer to Louisville.

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Dodgers Dealt Aces In Cardinals' Farewell To Brooklyn

In the last game the Cardinals played in Brooklyn, they faced a pair of 21-year-old emerging aces: Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax.

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Bob Gibson & The Myth Involving Dal Maxvill

Clearly a believer in the Mark Twain adage of “Never let the truth stand in the way of a good story,” Bob Gibson told a terrific tale about the indignity of having Cardinals teammate Dal Maxvill pinch-hit for him. Problem is, it never happened.

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How Larry Jaster Dominated The Dodgers

Relying primarily on high fastballs, Larry Jaster got inside the heads of Dodgers batters and kept them from scoring a run against him.

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Lou Brock Displayed Flair For Dramatic Home Runs

During a season in which he led the National League in runs scored (126) and stolen bases (64), it was power _ not speed _ that produced two of the most satisfying moments for Lou Brock.

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Jose Cardenal & His Tumultuous Time With Cardinals

Jose Cardenal faced two daunting challenges with the 1970 Cardinals: (1) replace Curt Flood as the center fielder and (2) defend himself against comments from anonymous teammates who accused him of being selfish and lackadaisical.

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Is Jayson Werth Better Than Matt Holliday?

Back in 2006, the Los Angeles Dodgers set Jayson Werth free to pursue free agency and there was hope within Werth's family that he would find a home in St. Louis.

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