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  1. Brian34Cook
    Gonna be some Cardinals Hall of Fame building thing going there..
  2. Brian34Cook
    THE REAL LINEUP (just said on KTRS by Tony): SS Eckstein CF Taguchi 3B Rolen 1B Edmonds RF Encarnacion LF Perez C Bennett 2B Luna SP Marquis
  3. Brian34Cook
    La Russa on KTRS: Edmonds at 1st today Timo Perez hitting 6th in LF Today's Probable Lineup: Eckstein SS Luna 2B Rolen 3B Edmonds 1B Encarnacion RF Perez LF Taguchi CF Molina or Bennett C :oops:
  4. Brian34Cook
    I made that.. Pistons Eliminated... Gatlin's record is just a tie now.. Pujols got injured..
  5. Brian34Cook
    06/03/2006 9:12 PM ET Pujols out with strained right oblique Cardinals slugger likely heading to disabled list By Matthew Leach / MLB.com http://stlouis.cardinals.mlb.com/images/2006/06/03/7kg2TT3k.jpg ST. LOUIS -- They've weathered one injury after another the past season and a half, but the Cardinals have never had to do without Albert Pujols for more than a few days. That's almost certainly about to change. Pujols was removed from the Cardinals' game on Saturday against the Cubs due to a strained right oblique muscle, and it's unclear when he will be able to return. He will almost certainly be placed on the disabled list for the first time in his career, if not Sunday, then no later than Tuesday. "There is serious concern," said Dr. George Paletta, "and it is the type of injury that we need to evaluate initially and again 18-24 hours later to get a better handle on it." "He's going to miss a significant period of time," said manager Tony La Russa. "Anywhere from little significant to real significant. We can't tell for another 18-24 [hours]. But it's something we've got to deal with." [More in URL]
  6. Brian34Cook
    La Russa on Pujols (post-game) It'll be at least two weeks for AP. And that's optimistic. Actually, La Russa told us that he'd be happy if it's only two weeks. "If he's out (only) two weeks I'll buy you dinner the rest of the year," La Russa said. "I don't think, listening to Dr. Paletta, that in two weeks Albert will be able to go." Pujols left the stadium early. --B [Here]
  7. Brian34Cook
    This is meant as a joke honestly but here's what I see happening.. even though I'm a Cards fan! 1. Juan Pierre CF 2. Neifi Perez 3B 3. Todd Walker 1B 4. Ronny Cedeno SS 5. Tony Womack 2B 6. Freddie Bynum RF 7. Jerry Hairston LF 8. Henry Blanco C 9. Carlos Zambrano SP Dusty loves his middle infielders doesnt he? Blanco usually catches Zambrano right? Well then.. I'll probably be wrong on Bynum cuz he could be gone with Womack around..
  8. Brian34Cook
    First time since 1969 a team has had 3 pitchers record 3 different hits in the same game on the same team.. of course ESPNEWS also doesnt give me the answer I'm looking for the last time a team had extra base hits by 3 different pitchers in the same game on the same team..
  9. Brian34Cook
    Top 3rd: St. Louis - J. Marquis hit for B. Thompson - J. Marquis tripled to deep right center Top 5th: St. Louis - A. Wainwright homered to deep left Top 9th: St. Louis - B. Looper doubled to deep right How's that for hitting by your pitchers? :lol:
  10. Brian34Cook
    Here http://www.plbsports.com/images/feature_EcksOs.jpg Discuss :lol:
  11. Brian34Cook
    From the looks of the offense, I'm not sure the Cubs players are using bats anymore. Maybe they'll do better with the pinks?
  12. Brian34Cook
    That was pretty damn neat :D
  13. Brian34Cook
    I thought Wainright was a logical choice. Guess not. Wainwright is already up dominating in the pen.. Cards dont really need a 5 man rotation for another week.. Rincon is out for the year so Johnson seems like the right logical choice..
  14. Brian34Cook
    Cardinals place Ponson on DL with strained elbow Posted: Tuesday May 9, 2006 5:02 PM ST. LOUIS (AP) -St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Sidney Ponson was put on the disabled list Tuesday with a strained muscle in his right elbow. Ponson, off to a 3-0 start, had to leave Sunday's 9-1 victory over the Florida Marlins after throwing three innings. The Cardinals later said he strained the acute flexor muscle in his throwing elbow. St. Louis recalled left-hander Tyler Johnson from Triple-A Memphis to take Ponson's spot. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/baseball/mlb/wires/05/09/2010.ap.bbn.cardinals.ponson.0121/
  15. Brian34Cook
    Rincon says he will undergo surgery Cards would be left looking for another left-handed reliever By Matthew Leach / MLB.com http://stlouis.cardinals.mlb.com/images/2006/03/01/pl8UZOdi.jpg ST. LOUIS -- It appears likely that Ricardo Rincon is headed for shoulder surgery. It is all but certain that if Rincon has an operation, he will be out for the season. Rincon, placed on the disabled list on April 28 with what the club called an "impingement" in his left shoulder, showed virtually no improvement from when he was placed on the DL until a follow-up exam completed on Monday. "He made no progress in the last 10 days," said head athletic trainer Barry Weinberg. "He's not any closer. So the next option would probably be to have surgery. If he has to get to the point where he has to have surgery, it will end his season." "Maybe the season is over for me," Rincon said. [More in URL]
  16. Brian34Cook
    Cards' Ponson has muscle strain in elbow ST. LOUIS --Tests on Sidney Ponson's right elbow revealed an acute flexor muscle strain that will force him to miss at least one start, the St. Louis Cardinals announced today. Ponson experienced discomfort in the bottom of the third inning Sunday in Florida and was lifted for a pinch-hitter in the top of the fourth. "It's not likely he will make his next start," Cardinals trainer Barry Weinberg said. "He threw a pitch and one of the muscles surrounding the elbow was strained." http://www.belleville.com/mld/belleville/sports/14531221.htm
  17. Brian34Cook
    http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/sp/v/mlb/teams/1/80x60/chn.gif 1. Juan Pierre, CF 2. Ronny Cedeno, SS 3. Todd Walker, 2B 4. Aramis Ramirez, 3B 5. John Mabry, 1B 6. Jacque Jones, RF 7. Matt Murton, LF 8. Henry Blanco, C 9. Glendon Rusch, SP http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/sp/v/mlb/teams/1/80x60/stl.gif 1. David Eckstein, SS 2. Hector Luna, 2B 3. Albert Pujols, 1B 4. Scott Rolen, 3B 5. Jim Edmonds, CF 6. Juan Encarnacion, RF 7. Yadier Molina, C 8. So Taguchi, LF 9. Sidney Ponson, SP
  18. Brian34Cook
    Cubs @ Cardinals, 4-21
  19. Brian34Cook
    Have Thanksgiving Dinner. ..ok, that was mean. I'm sorry. :lol: :lol: :lol: I also wish DLee well and a speedy recovery!
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  21. Brian34Cook
    But it ends on a 3-1 double ripped to center by Albert :lol:
  22. Brian34Cook
    Yep he's good.. 2 run HR in the 1st.. 4 straight at bats with a HR.. ties Major League Record!
  23. Brian34Cook
    Yea that worked out to perfection yesterday didnt it? I'm more worried about Edmonds than Juan..
  24. Brian34Cook
    http://forums.stltoday.com/viewtopic.php?t=349898
  25. Brian34Cook
    as did everyone else..
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