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Showing posts with label Jay Peirson. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Monday, August 2, 2010

David Freese Appears To Re-Injure Ankle

David Freese’s injury rehab assignment came to an abrupt pause Monday night when the St. Louis Cardinals’ third baseman pulled up after he rounded third base, and reached for the right ankle that he injured in June.

Rehabbing third baseman David Freese encountered a setback Monday night during his first game with Double-A Springfield and will be reevaluated Tuesday in St. Louis.

David Freese: Trouble In Rehab

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Springfield Cardinals Manager Growing Restless With Francisco Samuel Injury

Highly regarded pitching prosect Francisco Samuel will not be activated today from the disabled list, prolonging a stay that is becoming increasingly frustrating for the Double-A Springfield Cardinals manager.

Springfield News-Leader

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Ankle Puts Eduardo Sanchez On DL

Springfield Cardinals closer and highly regarded prospect Eduardo Sanchez joined the disabled list Monday, further complicating the team's chances of winning the Texas League North Division's first-half title and playoff berth that accompanies it.

Springfield News-Leader

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Scott Gorgen Injured In Springfield Cardinals Win

Springfield Cardinals right-hander Scott Gorgen sprained his right elbow in and immediately exited the fourth inning Wednesday, leaving his teammates worrying about the future availability of their most successful starting pitcher.

Springfield News-Leader

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Francisco Samuel Out About Three Weeks

Francisco Samuel, who was expected to be the Springfield Cardinals' closer this season, will not join the team for another three weeks.

Springfield News-Leader

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Cardinals Announce Minors Assignments

The Cardinals announced nearly all of their Minor League coaches for the 2010 season on Wednesday, and while few of the names have changed, many of the assignments are new.
Cardinals Official Site

The St. Louis Cardinals finalized most of their minor-league coaching staffs Wednesday with a rotation of pitching coaches and a new position for in-house favorite Mark DeJohn. The affiliates are announcing the moves throughout the afternoon, with Class AAA Memphis and Class AA Springfield revealing their staffs earlier this hour.
Cardinal Beat

Fresh off a Pacific Coast League championship, Memphis Redbirds manager Chris Maloney will return for a fourth season with the Redbirds in 2010.
Memphis Redbirds Official Site

The St. Louis Cardinals have announced their minor league coaching staffs for the upcoming 2010 campaign, with fourth-year Manager Ron "Pop" Warner gaining a new staff member at the Double-A level.
Springfield Cardinals Official Site

The home clubhouse at Modern Woodmen Park will have a distinctly different feel in 2010, as a completely new Field Staff has been selected by the St. Louis Cardinals to try and guide the Quad Cities River Bandits to their first post-season appearances since 2007.
Quad Cities River Bandits Official Site

An entirely new field staff will lead the Quad-Cities River Bandits in 2010, but the club's new manager is no stranger to the Midwest League.
Quad-City Times

Major changes at the Class A level as three St. Louis Cardinals minor league managers will not be back in their roles next season and many pitching and hitting coaching re-assignments, too.
The Cardinal Nation

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Tony Cruz Leaves Game

Springfield Cardinals catcher Tony Cruz left tonight's game in the second inning with an apparent right hand injury.

Springfield News-Leader

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Tarp Off Of Hammons Field; Injury Updates On Daryl Jones, David Kopp, & Andrew Brown

The tarp is coming off of Hammons Field, and the sun is starting to poke out of some yucky-looking clouds. The rain has stopped after dark clouds and lightning hung overhead during the Springfield Cardinals' stretches.

Springfield News-Leader