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Most everyone knows that Bruce Sutter wore number 42 while he was a Cardinal, but both Curt Flood and CYA winner John Denny also once wore that number on the back of their Redbird jerseys.
Bad jump by Walker but great recovery. Overall he is much better in the OF and looks like an average defensive RF’er.
Ah I type that and he has to get rid of that ball as soon as he gets it. He nails that guy at home if instant throw home
He kind of gets lost in the mix, but Gehringer was a beast with a bat in his hand, Carter. And you’ll like this…In 1929 he amassed 717 PA’s and K’d 19 times…Haha!
Ah, my morning disappointment, opening the Cardinal website to discover that while I was happily nestled under the covers my beloved Cardinals were busy not scoring any runs.
They DO know, don’t they, that it is not possible to win a baseball game if they don’t score any runs?
Most everyone knows that Bruce Sutter wore number 42 while he was a Cardinal, but both Curt Flood and CYA winner John Denny also once wore that number on the back of their Redbird jerseys.
I remember Denny wearing number 36. I always liked him.
Me too, Gscottar, but according to BR, he wore #42 during his brief stint with the Cardinals in ’74. He was a decent member of the rotation for the Cardinals for several years along with Forsch, Rasmussen and later on, Vuckovich. I looked at the rosters for those teams and unfortunately refreshed my memory with some genuine clunkers with names like Falcone and Urrea. And don’t forget the illustrious Rapp, who in my view is the second worst Cardinal manager in my minute or two as a Redbird fan…
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