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Albert Pujols Contract Deadline Passes: What's Next?
Here we are, twelve hours after the comet named Albertageddon crashed down. The shock waves from the impact wasn't nearly as large as was expected, but still, it registered at least a three on the Richter scale...
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Baseball's Losers: Why Can't These Teams Win?
This was going to be the topic of the 10/25 Monday Mania, but after thinking about what I wanted to say during my first class today, I decided that so much information and thinking that goes into this topic that it truly deserved its own article...
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Monday Mania: Fixing the Milwaukee Brewers, Playoffs Thoughts and Random Bytes
It has been a while since I last penned an article here on the great B/R, so I felt like I owed it to the readers here to break away from the old and bring in the new...
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Looking Ahead To The St. Louis Cardinals Offseason
The off-season is fast approaching, with a mere few weeks left in the regular season. Of course the playoffs is the middle-man in this all, but the off-season is right around the corner...
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Why the St. Louis Cardinals Acquiring Dan Haren Is Plausible
It was back in December of 2004 that the St. Louis Cardinals first traded Danny Haren. Now, here in the summer of 2010, the Cardinals may re—acquire the former highly touted prospect...
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Trading Albert Pujols: Part II
So you know the theory to the idea. Now, it is time for an actual deal. First off, we have to create a list of teams that can afford Albert Pujols financially...
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Just Blogging: My Thoughts
I sit here and realize I haven't written Part II to my thoughts about trading Albert Pujols. I just about started writing Part II right now, but it took a backseat to this...
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Trading Albert Pujols: Part I
Is this an absurd idea, or something quite plausible? Who knows really. As writers, we can only speculate and give our opinions on the matters we write about, unless they have happened ...
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Cliff Lee to the St. Louis Cardinals Trade Possibility
As I sit here waiting for my boring accounting professor to get done talking with some 60-year-old woman, it occurs to me that I haven't written anything in two months. Call it annoyance with the fact that no one reads my articles...
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Major League Baseball Realignment: How To Do It
Bud Selig, Commissioner of Major League Baseball, wants to see a more competitive balance in baseball. He wants to see teams that lose start winning all of the sudden...
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What The Lopez Signing Means For Cardinals
This article is a mere excerpt. If you would like to see the article in its full entirety, you can find it here at the BEV. Lopez gives the Cardinals a third, guaranteed bench rider—assuming Freese wins the everyday gig at third base...
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Cardinals on the Farm
This is only an excerpt from the actual story. You can read the Cardinals on the Farm @ BEV" target="_blank">full article at the BEV. Enjoy...
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St. Louis Cardinals Need To Sign Nomar Garciaparra
This article can also be seen at the Bird's Eye View . Enjoy. Nomar Garciaparra. He plays first base, third base, and was one of the better shortstops of the past decade. The Cardinals should sign him...
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St. Louis Cardinals Notebook: Bench Building, Trade Idea, Other Quips
Not long until pitchers and catchers report. Twenty days or so. Baseball season is almost here! Right now though, we talk about what the Cardinals need to do to get ready for the start of spring...
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Mark McGwire and a Steroid Era in Perspective
Mark McGwire has officially come clean. Late or not, he did it. And he was more sincere than any person I have seen or heard. Now, the same people who wanted McGwire to come clean are bashing the man...
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Mark McGwire Admits Steroid Use
Are you happy now America? Mark McGwire has officially admitted to using steroids as a professional baseball player. Vote him into the Hall of Fame now, writers...
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Matt Holliday Signing: Time To Get a Few Things Straight
Matt Holliday has officially signed with the St. Louis Cardinals. Let me steal a line from Jack Buck here: "Pardon me while I stand and applaud." ... ... Okay, I'm back. Despite what pessimists say, this is a great signing for the Cardinals...
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Wouldn't be the Worst Thing: Matt Holliday Signing Long-Term
First off, it is officially Christmas now, at least where I live. So, Merry Christmas to all you readers! Okay, happy junk out of the way and onto business...
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Let the Dominoes Fall: Matt Holliday Signing Could Instigate Mega-Trade Scenario
What we know right now is that there is one team pursuing Matt Holliday. Despite Scott Boras' best antics, everyone that follows baseball knows only the St. Louis Cardinals are in the running for Holliday...
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How to Fix the Major League Baseball Season
Bud Selig will be around for three more seasons, and in the midst of those three years will be working on a new collective bargaining agreement with the Player's Association...
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Possible St. Louis Cardinals Trade Target: Josh Johnson
Okay, let's live outside the box and in the realm of great possibility. Josh Johnson is an emerging ace. In his first true full season, Johnson dominated the competition with a 3.23 earned run average and a 15-5 record...
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Handing Out the MLB All-Decade Awards
Seeing how it is award season now, with the Rookie of the Year awards coming within the next hour, I thought it'd be good to look at this past decade as a whole and name my awards...
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Why Mark McGwire's Return Will Benefit the Cardinals
Yes, his name is Mark McGwire. It isn't Mark McGuire, nor is it Mark Maguire, because he is not related to the main character of the movie Jerry Maguire. Spelling is a virtue. He is also the new hitting coach for the St...
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Best-Case Scenario: Milton Bradley
Milton Bradley and his contract didn't work out for the Chicago Cubs. Gee, who didn't see that coming? The Cubs want to get out from under Bradley's contract, and pick up something useful in return...
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St. Louis Cardinals: Offseason Personnel Plan
The St. Louis Cardinals enter the offseason in a frustrated, yet excited state. They were just swept out of the playoffs. Matt Holliday, Mark DeRosa, Joel Pineiro, Rick Ankiel, and John Smoltz enter free agency...
