Cardinals give Hill non-roster invitation
ST. LOUIS-The St. Louis Cardinals have invited left-handed pitcher Rich Hill, formerly of the Chicago Cubs and Baltimore Orioles, to spring training.
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Archive for January, 2010
Holliday glad to plant roots in St. Louis
Matt Holliday signed a contract worth a guaranteed $120 million earlier this year, but what he most wanted was stability and a chance to stay in St. Louis for a long time.
Inbox: Why did the Cards let Ankiel go?
Why didn’t the Cards re-sign Rick Ankiel? Is Rich Bill a strong candidate for the rotation? Beat reporter Matthew Leach answers fans’ questions in the latest Inbox installment.
Cards turn free-agent lens on hitters
General manager John Mozeliak confirmed on Tuesday that after signing Rich Hill to a Minor League contract, the Cards expect that any remaining acquisitions would be on the offensive side of the roster, rather than pitchers.
Cards sign Hill to Minor League deal
Left-hander Rich Hill, who spent the first four years of his big league career with the Cubs, agreed Tuesday to a Minor League contract with a non-roster invitation to Spring Training.
The Top 10 St. Louis Cardinals Players of the Decade
Over the past ten years, many players have come through the hallowed halls of Busch Stadium (both old and new). While some of them have been disappointments (i.e. Mark Mulder), some have shone brightly in Cardinal Red. Which 10 players were the top to suit up for St. Louis from 2000-2009? I’m here to tell you. Feel free to argue, heckle or criticize me. Heck, I probably missed someone. Just don’t criticize the guys on this list, because they are truly the Cardinals of the Decade.Begin Slideshow
St. Louis Cardinals All-Stars of the Aughts
Many thanks to Daniel of Cardinal 70 at the Bat …were it not for him graciously including me on the United Cardinals Bloggers projects, this Web log would be, well… gathering more dust than it currently is.
