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But the Cubs at 1-5 on the week must have had a better week as tbey jumped the Cards in ESPN’s power rankings https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/23384147/ranking-mlb-teams-week-5
SAY WHAT?????
FWIW, USA TODAY’s new power rankings, which were in this morning’s paper have St. Louis sixth and the Cubs seventh. The two teams do seem very close right now.
In this week’s #stlcards news, the club posted a 2-4 record against lesser competition, and dropped out of 1st. Miles Mikolas and Michael Wacha continue to deliver consistent starts. In our history feature, two record seven-home run games are remembered. https://t.co/GZuVUHALZB pic.twitter.com/RIqPohXdEL
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) May 14, 2018
The #stlcards had another 3-3 week, following a home series loss to the Royals with a winning set in Pittsburgh. Rookie Tyler O’Neill has aided the inconsistent offense. In our history feature, the 1985 World Series is remembered. https://t.co/Cu6gqRGNr0 pic.twitter.com/23ri97GZcC
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) May 28, 2018
In this week’s #stlcards action, the club rebounded from a series loss in Milwaukee to take 3 of 4 from the Pirates, including 2 walk-off wins and 8 innings of no-hit pitching by Michael Wacha. In our history feature, Cardinals no-hitters are remembered. https://t.co/Xsn8ktt7aq pic.twitter.com/kMfWs5cPxW
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) June 4, 2018
In this week’s #stlcards action, the club played .500 ball against inferior competition and remains in third place. Jose Martinez’ bat is heating up again. In our history feature, the many accomplishments of Red Schoendienst are remembered. https://t.co/xYteVdmAFB pic.twitter.com/ddZq1Sy4La
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) June 11, 2018
In this week’s #stlcards action, the club lost four of six at home. Marcell Ozuna is on fire and Jack Flaherty started both wins. In our history feature, key elements of the long-running Cardinals-Cubs rivalry are remembered. https://t.co/V9vvtCzNJM pic.twitter.com/h1F9xTrwQC
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) June 18, 2018
The #STLCards posted a losing 3-4 record, but strung two wins together to close the week. Yadier Molina twice produced all his team’s runs, with two home runs on Wed. and again on Sat. In our history feature, the classic 2011 NLDS Game 5 is remembered. https://t.co/aqE8qWp6tQ pic.twitter.com/YtA2RzFCpa
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) June 25, 2018
A 2-4 week at home dropped the #STLCards overall record to 42-40 as the mathematical second half is underway. Matt Carpenter has emerged from his early-season slump. In our history feature, the 1996 NLCS is remembered. https://t.co/oNWKDZOkJc pic.twitter.com/QLMZgMPoTW
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 2, 2018
The 2-3 week by the #STLCards was dominated by the dismissal of its manager and hitting coaches and the hiring of an interim skipper. In our history feature, past Cardinals in-season managerial changes are remembered. https://t.co/pTvrlGhTN3 pic.twitter.com/J95c9lecGs
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 16, 2018
The #STLCards went just 2-3 in Chicago over the weekend, falling into 4th place. Despite Matt Carpenter’s record-breaking long-ball surge, timely hitting, defense and bullpen problems persist. In our history feature, other Cards HR records are remembered. https://t.co/B0XFxg9ba3 pic.twitter.com/SdcufYkZmw
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 23, 2018
The inconsistent #stlcards lost a series at last-place Cincinnati before winning 2-of-3 at home over first-place Chicago. Second-place hitter Yadier Molina remains a consistent force. In our weekly history feature, Hall of Famer Chick Hafey is remembered. https://t.co/LOjacats2E pic.twitter.com/QEHTRKi0st
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 30, 2018
For a recap of the week’s #stlcards MLB news, a look ahead and a look back into team history, check https://t.co/V31bxxPFbB every Monday morning. https://t.co/Q9aBLhdTa8 pic.twitter.com/hSAboZan43
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) August 6, 2018
The surging #stlcards have won 5 straight series for the first time in 3 years. Paul DeJong and Jose Martinez join NL Player of the Week Matt Carpenter as hot hitters. In our weekly history feature, the “Show Me Series” is remembered. Weekly team recap. https://t.co/D2HZkQXtTv pic.twitter.com/8XjWWgTDC0
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) August 13, 2018
The surging #stlcards have won 7 straight series for the first time in 3 years. A 5-2 week briefly put them back in 2nd place as Kolten Wong and Harrison Bader are leading the offense. Our weekly history feature recalls why Nationals fans hate Pete Kozma. https://t.co/dhFtr8K6CS pic.twitter.com/PbN3947yJ2
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) August 20, 2018
The surging #stlcards have won nine consecutive series and claimed the wild card lead thanks in part to a 5-1 West Coast road trip. Jedd Gyorko is swinging a hot bat. In our weekly history feature, the 2013 NLCS win over the Dodgers is remembered. https://t.co/DmdDR3lB9R pic.twitter.com/YIzWDwbBAW
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) August 27, 2018
The #stlcards ran their series win streak to 10 before dropping 2 of 3 to CIN over the weekend. That dropped them into a precarious lead for the 2nd Wild Card. John Gant and Jack Flaherty continue to pitch well from the rotation as the offense sputters. https://t.co/jUeZrJNdgx pic.twitter.com/RqFefBvLh2
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) September 3, 2018
Chris Carpenter…..Adam Wainwright…..now it’s Jack Flaherty time. Carpenter won 20 once, Waino twice….I’m thinking Jack Flash does it at least three times.
In a week of 7 home games, the #stlcards won just 3. Mikolas won his 15th, Wainwright turned back the clock, but Flaherty took a loss despite his continuing strong pitching. In our history feature, the win over the Dodgers in the 2014 NLDS is remembered. https://t.co/EJNPmxJiE8
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) September 17, 2018
The #stlcards went 5-1 last week, strengthening their lead for the second NL wild card. Paul DeJong plated six runs. In our weekly history feature, the 2012 Kozma infield fly Wild Card game in Atlanta is remembered. https://t.co/7CszEXD99S pic.twitter.com/8yUzJLhbwN
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) September 24, 2018
The #stlcards crumbled in the final week, going just 1-5, to miss the playoffs for the third consecutive season. Miles Mikolas earned the only win. In our weekly history feature, the 2011 NLCS against the Brewers is remembered. Weekly team recap. (free) https://t.co/PkNwQjWrGO pic.twitter.com/fSZu7tfmHE
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 1, 2018
With the playoffs underway, the #stlcards are instead looking to 2018 individual awards and preparation for 2019. In our history feature, the Curt Flood reserve clause challenge is remembered. Weekly Team report every Monday morning at The Cardinal Nation. https://t.co/ukdMFchlfs
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 8, 2018
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