Cardinals' Top Five Center Fielders

Here is Anne Rogers’ ranking of the Top 5 center fielders in Cardinals history. Next week: Right fielders.

St. Louis Official Site

The Day Cardinals Set Club Mark For Most Runs In A Game

After going two weeks without a win, the Cardinals broke their skid by scoring a week’s worth of runs in one game.

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Why Giants Regretted Dealing George Harper To Cardinals

In establishing a franchise home run record, George Harper helped the pennant chances of the Cardinals and hampered the hopes of the team that traded him to St. Louis.

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Stan Musial, Ty Cobb: A San Francisco Treat

Displaying mutual respect, Ty Cobb and Stan Musial met on the field before the first regular-season game between the Giants and Cardinals in San Francisco.

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Elite Centerfielders For The Cardinals

Derrick Goold highlights the six center fielders who gave the Cardinals' uncanny continuity at the position.

Post-Dispatch

Billy Southworth & His Timely Home Run For Cardinals

Three months after he was traded by the Giants to the Cardinals, Billy Southworth hit a home run against his former team, providing the winning run in the victory that clinched the first National League pennant for St. Louis.

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Can Jon Jay Do It Again?

Good afternoon. Here's the latest in my series of Cardinal player previews for 2015...

Bernie Bytes

Matt Carpenter: Modern-Day Taylor Douthit Of Cardinals

An item about Matt Carpenter in a recent St. Louis Post-Dispatch article grabbed my attention. Rick Hummel reported that the combined regular-season and postseason plate appearances by Carpenter in 2013 were the most all-time for a Cardinals player.

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Matt Carpenter Passes Stan Musial On Cardinas' Doubles List; Grounds Crew Get To Work After Busch Football Game; Allen Craig Not Expected To Return Before Playoffs; Worth Noting

The Busch Stadium grounds crew will be busy this weekend.

St. Louis Official Site

Matt Carpenter Fifth Cardinal With 62 RBIs From Leadoff Spot

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MLB Notebook: Matt Carpenter Sparks Cardinals' Offense

On June 13, 1918, the Cardinals and Phillies played 19 innings, with the combatants ultimately settling for a tie. The inability to come to an earlier conclusion did, however, give Cards leadoff hitter Cliff Heathcote plenty of opportunities to come to bat. And in a total of nine official trips to the plate, Heathcote managed to collect a single, a double, a triple and a home run, giving him the cycle.

St. Louis Official Site

Cardinals Lineup Muscle Compares To 2004

Many have labeled the Cardinals’ offense the best in the National League, a supposition largely based on last year’s first-place standing in runs scored and second-place rank in batting average.

Post-Dispatch

Colby Rasmus' Unusual Run-Scoring Day

Lost amid the excitement of the St. Louis Cardinals’ first four-game sweep of the Atlanta Braves since August 1989, the six-RBI day of third baseman David Freese and the ten-run offensive explosion for the club despite Albert Pujols being nailed to the bench was Colby Rasmus’ unusual game on Thursday.

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