How Cardinals Took A Chance On Tony Cloninger

Tony Cloninger, a prominent National League starting pitcher in the 1960s, was given an opportunity by the Cardinals to extend his major-league career as a reliever in the 1970s, but it didn’t work out.

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Ernie Banks & His Greatest Hits Against Cardinals

Whether facing a journeyman such as Barney Schultz or a fellow Hall of Famer like Steve Carlton, Cubs icon Ernie Banks produced some of his most spectacular performances against Cardinals pitching.

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Derrick Goold's 10: Lessons From Albert Pujols Past Slumps

Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols was locked in the toughest start to a season of his career. His batting average was exploring new depths. His power had been left back in Florida. He was searching for his swing, searching for his timing, and tired of staring at a sub-.200 on the scoreboard.

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