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Link to all Yadier Molina news at The Cardinal Nation Became a Cardinal Selected in the fourth round (113th overall) of the June, 2000 First-Year Player Draft. Received a $325,000 signing bonus. Became a free agent on October 28, 2020. 2011 Season Led the team in batting at .305, eighth in the NL. First among … Continue reading Yadier Molina
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St. Louis Cardinals MLB Notebook – Week of June 14-20
The St. Louis Cardinals managed to log a 4-3 week that was clouded by three tough losses in Atlanta over the weekend. With the exceptions of Paul Goldschmidt and Dylan Carlson, the offense is still not hitting consistently. In our history feature, the MLB debuts of St. Louis’ relief pitchers are revisited.
St. Louis Cardinals MLB Notebook – Week of June 7-13
St. Louis Cardinals MLB Notebook – Week of May 31-June 6
The Cardinals struggled this week, finishing with one win in seven games and dropping into third place in the NL Central. The team is dealing with an extended injury list as well as ineffectiveness on the mound and at the plate. Paul Goldschmidt heated up this week (.991 OPS), while Dylan Carlson (.974) and Tyler O’Neill (.948) also made strong contributions.
St. Louis Cardinals MLB Notebook – Week of May 24-30
The Cardinals finished the week with a 4-3 record as they played the first seven games of a ten game road trip. The return of Tyler O’Neill has provided the offense with a major boost, but the defense has struggled. In our history feature, we reflect on the major league debuts of each member of the regular starting eight position players.
Cardinals 2016 Draft Prospects’ Minor League Assignments
The Cardinals have three prospects from the 2016 draft remaining in the minor leagues. This includes an upper level pitcher from Virginia and a pair of former high school prospects who still have plenty of room to grow.
St. Louis Cardinals MLB Notebook – Week of May 17-23
The St. Louis Cardinals forged a 3-2 week at home that included a disappointing series loss to the Chicago Cubs. As the bullpen is struggling, fill-in shortstop Edmundo Sosa is providing a lift with the glove and bat. In our history feature, the team Hall of Fame candidacy of Charles Comiskey is assessed.
St. Louis Cardinals MLB Notebook – Week of May 10-16
It was an up and down 2-4 week on the road for the St. Louis Cardinals as they took their series at division rival Milwaukee but were swept in San Diego. The pitching staff leads all of baseball in total walks and walk percentage. John Gant leads the way with 27. Our Blast From the Past history segment outlines the team Hall of Fame candidacy of early owner Chris von der Ahe.