He's not quite a Hall of Famer. But Adam Wainwright is a great of his era and a Cardinals legend.
Putting Adam Wainwright’s career in perspective
The Cardinals, the Royals, and how to build a winner
The 2010 Kansas City Royals kicked off a new decade by winning 67 games and losing 95. This may sound bad, and it is, but this was actually a two win improvement over their 2009 season, when despite having a Cy Young Award-winning season from Zack Greinke, the Royals were a disaster. But there was…
The case for inefficiency
The story of a stat nerd son finding joy in the inefficient team that turned his mother into a die-hard baseball fan.
Ranking the great Cardinals/Padres trades
The Cardinals keep making seemingly fair trades with the San Diego Padres from which they emerge as clear victors.
Was Albert Pujols the player of the 2000s?
There are three main candidate for the title of best player from 2000 to 2009. Despite a late start, Albert Pujols is one of them.
Five nominees for the Cardinals Devil Magic Hall of Fame
The Cardinals recently announced that Ray Lankford and Vince Coleman will be the newest members inducted into the team Hall of Fame. Both were very fun players so this is good news. And it is on those lines that I want to imagine a Cardinals Devil Magic Hall of Fame, a place to honor those…
Go Crazy, Folks: The Top 15 Broadcast Calls in Cardinals History (Pt. 3)
Numbers five through one in our countdown of the greatest broadcasting calls in St. Louis Cardinals history.
Albert Pujols, nostalgia, and knowing it’s time to move on
Albert Pujols gave us eleven great years. At some point, the years were going to stop feeling so great.
10 ex-Cardinals to give standing ovations when they return to Busch
10 players who have earned endless standing ovations when they return to Busch Stadium
Go Crazy, Folks: The Top 15 Broadcast Calls in Cardinals History (Pt. 2)
A second look into some of the greatest calls in St. Louis Cardinals history.
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