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The Cubs series at the end of the month, that Marilyn mentioned, is the start of 25 games on the Cubs schedule, that plays StL 7 times, HOU 3, CLE 3, MIN 3, NYY 3, BOS 3 and KCR 3.
Agree, there is the opportunity to seperate from MIL, and also gain on the CHC during a brutal stretch of their schedule.
The gains of May were erased as the #stlcards are a season-worst seven games behind Chicago. During the 1-6 week, Nolan Gorman led the offense with a 1.059 OPS, hit two HRs and drove in six. We remember notable walk-offs during this period in team history. https://t.co/dzLoUR8nHF pic.twitter.com/SsU9KJNUr9
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) June 16, 2025
The #stlcards began the 5-1 week with a sweep of the White Sox in Chicago, and gained ground on Chicago and Milwaukee in the NL Central. Alec Burleson swung a hot bat across his last six games with a 1.275 OPS, along with three home runs with nine RBI. https://t.co/KsgrvsyGKI pic.twitter.com/vMyQAbvxY1
— Michael Goff (@MG6400) June 23, 2025
In their 5-2 week, the #stlcards followed a home split with the Cubs with a sweep in Cleveland. Lefty Matthew Liberatore earned two wins, allowing just two runs in 13 innings. “Rare feats” by Cardinals this week in team history are remembered. https://t.co/PM1BQbNgqN pic.twitter.com/HyUVYIwUqR
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) June 30, 2025
The #stlcards went a dismal 1-5 in Pittsburgh and Chicago, including a 31-inning scoreless streak and four shutouts. Brendan Donovan is the team’s lone All-Star. In our history feature, past Cardinals consecutive scoreless stretches are highlighted. https://t.co/winRl0DTdL pic.twitter.com/mPL6NMXHyR
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 7, 2025
As the pitching falters, the #stlcards head into the break after going 3-3 at home against two losing NL East squads. Brendan Donovan will be the team’s only rep in Tuesday’s All-Star Game. Our history feature details the five prior All-Star Games held in St. Louis.… pic.twitter.com/MPspVNANyR
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 14, 2025
After Brendan Donovan stood out in the All-Star Game, the #STLCards were swept in Arizona and have fallen into fourth place. In our history feature, prior Cardinals first round draft picks are revisited. Check out our free StL Notebook every Monday AM. https://t.co/rISEMrpoKF pic.twitter.com/sEE9U8QkoQ
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 21, 2025
As the trade deadline approaches, the #STLCards move toward selling as they lost four of seven. A target in the Padres series, Willson Contreras, led the offense with a 1.392 OPS for the week. The subject of our history feature is Cardinals trades during this week since 1985.… pic.twitter.com/00x8BmuL4u
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 28, 2025
Losing both series last week, the #stlcards fell below .500 for the first time in almost three months. Andre Pallante made two good starts, but the offense has been lacking. The subject of our history feature is Cards trades during this busy deadline week since 1985.… pic.twitter.com/KbvP8Fey7V
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) August 4, 2025
Despite selling at the deadline, the #STLCards won series over the playoff contending Dodgers and Cubs. Sonny Gray pitched like an ace, allowing just three runs in 14 IP on six hits, two BBs and 15 Ks. Our history feature is debuts during this week in team history.… pic.twitter.com/EGmU8cgg4M
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) August 11, 2025
For the week, the #STLCards went a dismal 1-5 at home, falling three games under .500. Unlikely Pedro Pagés led the inconsistent offense with a 1.494 OPS. Our history feature highlights rare feats during August in team history. https://t.co/552RtYjoHL pic.twitter.com/L87zXdtwd0
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) August 18, 2025
The #STLCards went an uninspiring 3-3 in Florida and remain three games under .500. Willson Contreras is the only consistent hitter as the injuries increase. Our history feature highlights prior late-August MLB debuts. https://t.co/PwB4UHPSA6 pic.twitter.com/ChcupM1SZa
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) August 25, 2025
Last week, the #stlcards went 4-3 against two division opponents and are two games under .500 for the season. Pedro Pages remains the team’s hottest hitter. Our history feature highlights first MLB hits that were home runs. https://t.co/Gq92LwLskY pic.twitter.com/bpQw0cSAn1
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) September 1, 2025
The #STLCards returned to .500 after winning two series at home. Three Cardinals greats entered the team Hall of Fame. Our history feature returns to key events during this week in years past, including Big Mac’s home run no. 61 in 1998. https://t.co/0LlD6xXSDv pic.twitter.com/r7drI0VEKF
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) September 8, 2025
The #stlcards had a rough 1-5 road trip and fell to four games below .500 for the season. Thomas Saggese hit .375 with three RBI in the week. Our history feature looks at records broken during this week in years past, including the all-time battery mates record.… pic.twitter.com/YUsDjh4vFU
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) September 15, 2025
The #STLCards went 3-3 in their final homestand of the 2025 regular season. Alec Burleson hit .476 with a home run and three RBI among 10 hits in the week. Our history feature looks at rare feats during this week in years past, including no-hitters.https://t.co/t9LgNDksmE pic.twitter.com/1EXgi32cgM
— Michael Goff (@MG6400) September 22, 2025
The #STLCards finished their disappointing 78-win season by being swept in Chicago. DH Ivan Herrera posted a 1.059 OPS the final week and a team-best .837 for the season. Our “Blast from the Past” feature highlights key events this week in team history. https://t.co/v1kguZ2oeB pic.twitter.com/6Jmmoguqj1
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) September 29, 2025
52 Mondays a year, TCN runs a #STLCards news recap. Last week, Baseball Operations power officially transferred from John Mozeliak to Chaim Bloom with many open questions about the 2026 roster. Our history feature looks back at key events this past week in team annals.… pic.twitter.com/6ruwvG9ayO
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 6, 2025
The #stlcards enter the offseason with renewed speculation about Yadier Molina’s interest in a coaching position. Our history feature looks back at key playoff events this past week in team annals, including two memorable Matt Holliday plays. https://t.co/bHyD4PUTVW pic.twitter.com/g001lsqqzR
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 13, 2025
In #STLCards news, Masyn Winn and Victor Scott are in the running for National League Gold Glove Awards. Three more starters required surgery. Our history feature looks back at key postseason events this past week in team annals. https://t.co/VxI9WgjEsq pic.twitter.com/sjNUy9KHEg
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 20, 2025
Alec Burleson and Brendan Donovan are in the running for a National League Silver Slugger Award. Free agency for Miles Mikolas is approaching. Our #stlcards history feature looks back at key events this past week in team annals. https://t.co/inJBbpTNBZ pic.twitter.com/XmU9hCRVU4
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 27, 2025
On Sunday, #STLCards SS Masyn Winn won his first Gold Glove. Miles Mikolas became a free agent as the offseason officially began. This week’s history feature looks at notable Cardinals World Series moments, awards, and other key events. https://t.co/QUJ9PFHPUU pic.twitter.com/UzNKBdn0Ei
— Michael Goff (@MG6400) November 3, 2025
#STLCards utility player Alec Burleson won the first Silver Slugger award of his career. Bryan Torres was added to the 40-man roster as the first flurry of offseason moves began. This week’s history feature looks at every Cardinal to win a Silver Slugger. https://t.co/BIGzprtEAz pic.twitter.com/CA2YhJM6cH
— Michael Goff (@MG6400) November 10, 2025
The #stlcards are preparing for two major roster deadlines this coming week. At the GM Meetings, the team made it clear they are open to trading. Our history feature looks back at key events this past week in team annals. https://t.co/fj1ObjJihI pic.twitter.com/7idgRucYJX
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 17, 2025
The #STLCards made a series of roster changes at two deadlines this past week. The organization named their minor league Pitcher and Player of the Year, Brycen Mautz and JJ Wetherholt. Our history feature looks back at key events this past week in team annals.… pic.twitter.com/3oJoAPOj9e
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 24, 2025
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