The Day The Cardinals Hit Seven Home Runs Vs. Cubs

Steve Trachsel played a prominent role in two record-setting home run performances by the Cardinals. He was the starter the last time the Cardinals hit seven home runs in a game. Two years later, he yielded the home run to Mark McGwire that broke Roger Maris’ single-season big-league mark.

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Stephen Piscotty's First 60 Games Among Best In Cardinals History

Saturday night’s 98th win of the season for the St. Louis Cardinals, over the Milwaukee Brewers at Busch Stadium, was also Stephen Piscotty‘s 60th contest as a Major-Leaguer.

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How Cardinals, Reds Kept Their Heads Above Water

Seventy-five years ago, with water filling the dugouts and lapping at the feet of spectators in the box seats, the Cardinals and Reds raced to complete a game at Cincinnati before flooding made conditions unplayable.

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The Strange Case Of Hugh Casey Vs. 1940 Cardinals

Seventy-one years ago, the Cardinals administered a pounding so relentless and unusual that no big-league starter had the misfortune of experiencing the same until this season.

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The Cardinals In Time: Dizzy Dean Causes Drama & The Gashouse Gang Breaks Up

During the offseason we have been taking a look at the past, giving readers a timeline of St. Louis baseball throughout history. Last time we learned about the rough and tumble nature of the Gashouse Gang. In 1934, their zaniness led them to a World Series crown. How long could they stay on top?

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Cardinals Were Bob Feller's Big League Test

Bob Feller pitched against major leaguers for the first time when he faced the Cardinals as a 17-year-old.

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Life After Ryan Ludwick

When the St. Louis Cardinals traded outfielder Ryan Ludwick, their No. 5 hitter, to the San Diego Padres, general manager John Mozeliak said the offense was inconsistent with him and it could be inconsistent without him.

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Jon Jay At 50 (Games, That Is)

After 50 games, outfielder Jon Jay has the third highest average of any St. Louis Cardinals player since 1920.

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Jon Jay's Doubles Among All-Time Cardinals Early Leaders

Jon Jay has nine two-base hits in his first 38 games, joining just 16 other St. Louis Cardinals who could say the same.

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