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It may be insignificant, but I noticed that Jose Martinez is listed among the infielders. https://t.co/zXetCsFtnB
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) June 28, 2020
I saw where Yairo Munoz is on the summer camp team with the Red Sox. It will be interesting to see if he makes their team or not. He could have been a contributor here had he not flaked out and quit.
Yep. Brad Miller’s signing was the fly in the ointment. With Munoz’ departure, Sosa and the other infielders moved up one peg. Perhaps that figured into why the Cards just let Munoz go despite him still having an option year remaining.
I never felt that Munoz was much of a loss. He was the better get of the Piscotty trade, but was never going to be more than a backup who wasn’t stellar with the glove or the bat. I’m much more intrigued with Sosa, who can play a legit SS and not in the Munoz/Gyorko role.
Rick Ankiel and Mike Shildt to be recognized. I wonder if it will be the Appy League’s last-ever class?
Appalachian League elects 18 to Hall of Fame.
Read More: https://t.co/pknhzo1oxL pic.twitter.com/d32Th80Mg7— Appalachian League (@AppyLeague) July 1, 2020
The Nashville group is hoping to become the first #MLB team with African-American majority ownership. Former 20-game winner and GM Dave Stewart and Hall of Fame manager Tony La Russa are part of the group, with Dave Dombrowski.
— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) July 6, 2020
Who knew that Matt Holliday is in the podcast business?
Check out this interview that my old buddy @MattHollidayOSU does with my young buddy @Jack9Flaherty ! Such a cool podcast! https://t.co/OYY4juRXRA
— Adam Wainwright (@UncleCharlie50) July 8, 2020
TBR: Randy Arozarena, Jose Martinez, Yonny Chirinos, and Tyler Glasnow have yet to report to camp. I've moved them off the projected Opening Day roster for now … https://t.co/GhVfzdd9CJ
A. Meadows and B. McKay were in camp, but haven't been on the field in several days.
— Jason R.R. Martinez (FanGraphs/RosterResource) (@JasonRRMartinez) July 11, 2020
In July of 1911, the @Cardinals were traveling to Boston when their train crashed. Miraculously, the team survived and – led by future #HOFer and player/manager Roger Bresnahan – helped rescue other passengers. The next day, they played a doubleheader. https://t.co/F5IffL2v1J pic.twitter.com/P0l7rWqgi6
— National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ⚾ (@baseballhall) July 11, 2020
— Craig Mish (@CraigMish) July 14, 2020
A favorite of CariocaCardinal is in the news…
Urias was DFAed by the #stlcards on 2/6 and claimed off waivers by the Orioles five days later. https://t.co/zvIbEMzw9C
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 16, 2020
Wow, I do not recall ever reading anything about that 1911 train wreck story. I have heard the club called a “train wreck” now and then, but did not realize they had been involved in one. Amazing that none of the players were hurt.
Former Cardinal farmhand Daniel Bard made the Opening Day roster with the Rockies. He last pitched in the Cardinals system in 2017, last pitched in MLB seven years ago. Good for him.
Martinez had not been in camp.
#Rays Jose Martinez tested positive for COVID-19
— Marc Topkin (@TBTimes_Rays) July 18, 2020
Big City is looking for a new city… https://t.co/7U55Naqy56
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 18, 2020
Braves Sign Matt Adams https://t.co/pO21UTqK43 pic.twitter.com/qgkqtK4jzy
— MLB Trade Rumors (@mlbtraderumors) July 20, 2020
Former Cardinal farmhand Daniel Bard made the Opening Day roster with the Rockies. He last pitched in the Cardinals system in 2017, last pitched in MLB seven years ago. Good for him.
Rockies might be a little desperate.
John Abbamondi is a former assistant general manager of the #stlcards. https://t.co/u0K0ciTnpd
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 22, 2020
Dominic Leone, Mike Freeman, Cam Hill Make Indians' Opening Day Roster https://t.co/HadS5RE2WI pic.twitter.com/21Ehe2E58L
— MLB Trade Rumors (@mlbtraderumors) July 22, 2020
15 1/2 years ago, the #stlcards made IF Donovan Solano one of the first signings in their renewed international program. Over eight years ago, the Colombian native made his MLB debut with Miami. Now he has made the Giants' Opening Day roster. That is persistence! https://t.co/3jthyvRYlc
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 23, 2020
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