Rod Brewer, Stan Royer Hit But Didn't Fit With Cardinals

Rod Brewer and Stan Royer, corner infield prospects, each had his best performance in one of the Cardinals’ most productive games.

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Why The Cardinals Traded Willie McGee To Athletics

Unwilling to reward him sufficiently for being one of their key players of the 1980s, the Cardinals were prepared to let Willie McGee depart as a free agent after the 1990 season. Then the Athletics unexpectedly found themselves in need of a center fielder and suddenly the Cardinals were in position to deal.

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Stan Royer Visits Effingham

Stan Royer, former St. Louis Cardinals player, made a special visit today to chat with members of the Baseball Card Connection team and give them words of wisdom.

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Cardinals Dealt Trevor Hoffman First Defeat

Trevor Hoffman’s first loss in the big leagues was to the Cardinals.

Hoffman, the relief specialist who retired Jan. 12 with a record 601 saves, had his share of success against the Cardinals (6 wins, 25 saves), but he had some spectacular setbacks, too.

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Los cincos de los Cardenales de San Luis

Today marks the fifth of May, 5/5, so what better time to recall and recognize some of the greats and not-so-greats who donned the number “5” jersey for the St. Louis Cardinals over the years?

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