Stint With Cardinals Was Too Short For Ted Abernathy

The 1970 Cardinals found the closer they needed, but, following a familiar pattern, gave up on him too soon.

RetroSimba

Notable Players Overlap In Cubs-Cardinals Rivalry

The Cardinals and Cubs are a unique rivalry that's been forged by the proximity of their cities, shaped by its longevity and enhanced by the frequency they've met as part of the same division.

St. Louis Official Site

Albert Pujols Consecutive Walk Off Homers In Extras A Rare Feet

St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols ended both Saturday’s and Sunday’s extra-inning home wins over the Chicago Cubs with a walk-off home run.

The Cardinal Nation Blog

Manufactured Runs: By Land, Sea, & Air

Last week, I began to lay out the foundations for evaluating a player’s defensive contributions without relying on subjective evaluations. Let’s try to move along and at least finish up with the basics, and maybe find some areas where we can improve upon later.

Baseball Prospectus

Sully Baseball: All Time Home Grown Team Vs. All Time Acquired Team

Milwaukee Brewers
Former St. Louis Cardinals Listed: Greg Vaughn, Cal Eldred, Ted Simmons, Cecil Cooper, Fernando Vina, Pete Vuckovich, Mike Caldwell, Rollie Fingers, and Larry Hisle.

Kansas City Royals
Former St. Louis Cardinals Listed: Dan Quisenberry, Mark Littell, Danny Jackson, Darrell Porter, Cookie Rojas, Hal McRae (Current Hitting Coach), Al Hrabosky, Ted Abernathy, Gary Gaetti, and Dane Iorg.

The 10 Most Interesting Rule 5 Draft Picks: 1967-1980

So far, we've discussed some intriguing Rule 5 picks from 1903 to 1940 and from 1941 to 1966. Now we're ready to pick up where we left off.

The Hardball Times