Former Cardinals in the News – 2017 to Aug. 2024 (closed)

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    Brian Walton
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    Dexter Fowler is officially retiring.

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    Saw this on MLB transaction page:

    February 3, 2023 Cincinnati Reds signed free agent CF Nick Plummer to a minor league contract.

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    Plummer had a brief fling with the Mets but it didn’t work out. Like Perez, the first-round pedigree still opens doors.

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    I’ll always identify Piscotty with the ’15 NLDS vs. the Cubbies. He led all Cardinals in HR’s, RBI’s, hits and BA with 3, 6, 6 and .375 respectively in that 4 game NLDS loss.

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    Rafael Ortega and Matt Bowman are still out there trying…

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    Had a short stint with the Cards in 2021.

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    Outfielder David Peralta and the Los Angeles Dodgers are in agreement on a one-year, $6.5 million contract, pending physical, sources tell ESPN.

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    And he finally lands with the Dodgers…

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    And another new Dodger!

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    The Dodgers signed Miller a few months ago.

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    It took that long to white-out his medicals

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    Miller’s last good season was literally 7 or 8 years ago. Its way beyond hoping and praying, I don’t know what it is. Maybe they will hire Carlos Martinez too.

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    Hard to fathom that Miller’s only 32. Seems like eons ago when he was a rookie pitcher with the Cardinals. It’s also surprising that he’s managed to keep his name bouncing around the Big Leagues for as long as he has. He oughta’ be on that survivor TV show.

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    Reyes’ contract with the Dodgers is how a contract for a risky player should be structured. Player gets an opportunity but the team gets a sweetheart deal ($3 million option) if the player succeeds.

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    Kind of surprised the Cards didn’t do an incentive laden deal with Reyes. But maybe all of the years of frustration was just too much and management did a “Gussie Busch” thing and finally said “get ‘im outta here.” Course Gussie would have added a few words I cannot print here.

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    He’s now 28, BikeMike, and hasn’t thrown a pitch in the Big Leagues since the fateful one he offered up that brought an end to the Cardinal ’21 season in LA. A season in which he featured an outstanding start and was voted an AS. I thought at the time I was watching that WC game that it was a bad mistake for Shildt to place the baseball in his hands as Reyes had struggled for much of the second half of that ’21 season and had been shut down for a while leading up to that WC game. I think it was undoubtedly the worse decision I’d seen the former Cardinal field manager make in the time he managed the team and may have had more to do with his firing than what was ever mentioned. Turns out, that decision and pitch may have been the undoing of both Shildt and Reyes insofar as being a part of the Redbird organization. At any rate, it wouldn’t surprise me too much if Reyes realizes some success with the Dodgers. We’ll see.

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