The Cardinal of the 1990s remained a star well into the Tony LaRussa era
The twenty-five greatest Cardinals of the last twenty-five years: #11–Ray Lankford
The twenty-five greatest Cardinals of the last twenty-five years: #12–Edgar Renteria
Even if Edgar Renteria's World Series accomplishments with other teams are his most iconic moments, the shortstop's best seasons came in St. Louis
The twenty-five greatest Cardinals of the last twenty-five years: #13–Brian Jordan
A look at Brian Jordan, the two-sport star who became one of the most well-rounded Cardinals in recent memory
The twenty-five greatest Cardinals of the last twenty-five years: #14–J.D. Drew
J.D. Drew may end up being viewed as the 21st century Ernie Broglio, but like Broglio, Drew was also a heck of a Cardinal
The twenty-five greatest Cardinals of the last twenty-five years: #15–Woody Williams
The Cardinals acquired Woody Williams to be a future Remember Some Guys guy, but instead, they were delighted when he became A Guy.
The twenty-five greatest Cardinals of the last twenty-five years: #16–Carlos Martínez
For his first eight seasons, he has turned out to be the opposite of whatever you thought he was going to be
The twenty-five greatest Cardinals of the last twenty-five years: #17–Kolten Wong
The recently-departed now-Milwaukee Brewers second baseman crafted an exhilerating eight-season career in St. Louis.
The twenty-five greatest Cardinals of the last twenty-five years: #18–Ryan Ludwick
Ryan Ludwick wasn't a great Cardinal, but he filled a very necessary void for the team at a very necessary time
The twenty-five greatest Cardinals of the last twenty-five years: #19–Darryl Kile
It is impossible to discuss Darryl Kile without discussing his death, but it is malpractice to discuss Darryl Kile without discussing his life.
The twenty-five greatest Cardinals of the last twenty-five years: #20–Tommy Pham
Tommy Pham, by sheer force of will, had one of the highest peaks for the last quarter-century of the Cardinals
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