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Schumaker, Cards avoid arbitration
6 hours ago - mlb.mlb.com
... Cardinal after Ryan Ludwick agreed to a one-year deal last month. The Cardinals have not gone to an arbitration hearing since , when they won their case against left-hander Darren Oliver. Along with being a productive player, Schumaker is one of the most well-regarded Cardinals among his teammates. He was voted the winner of the Darryl Kile Award in , presented to the St. Louis player who most lives up to Kile's traits as "a good teammate, a great friend, a fine father and a humble man." Second baseman gets two-year deal from St. Louis Beat reporter Matthew Leach answers ... Read More »
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Kyle McClellan in the mix for a spot in rotation
2 days ago - stltoday.com
... a morning workout at Roger Dean Stadium, where pitchers and catcher are due to report Feb. . "Well, I did and I didn't, because that would have meant something had happened. Last year I was kind of in-between. I didn't want anything to happen to 'Carp' because of what he represented to our team. This year, having four legit guys in place, makes it interesting. I feel like Ive got a legitimate chance to be in the discussion to be one of those guys." Coming off two seasons virtually lost to elbow and nerve problems, Carpenter used last spring training as a springboard to a dominant ... Read More »
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Wellemeyer says hes considering Rockies; Colorado will watch Lowry
3 days ago - blogs.denverpost.com
When I talked with GM Dan ODowd earlier this week, he said the club was done shopping, save for a few minor-league signings. Todd Wellemeyer has emerged as one of those options, saying today on AM in St. Louis that he is considering signing with either the Rockies, Giants or Mets. A pers Read More »
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Cardinals, Pujols are talking contract extension
4 days ago - sportingnews.com
... resulting in a "media blackout." Pujols, the three-time NL MVP, is under contract through the season and will make $ million in each of the next two seasons. Earlier this offseason, the Cardinals approached him about an extension, but Pujols said he was in no rush to get a deal done. The team's top offseason priority was to re-sign left fielder Matt Holliday. It did so, giving him a seven-year, $ million contract and making Holliday the Cardinals' highest-paid player. For now. In each of his nine MLB seasons, Pujols has hit at least . with homers and RBIs. He won the ... Read More »
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Pujols and Cardinals finally talking extension
4 days ago - sports.yahoo.com
... his seasons in St. Louis till the end of but the Cards don't want to wait longer before making a play to keep the -year-old back-to-back National League MVP in town for much, much longer. Pujols has previously made it clear that he doesn't want to do any negotiating during the season so the team is trying to get as much done now as possible. The word is that the annual salary Pujols should expect is close to $ million. pujols needs to get paid more than a-roid. pujols has been underpaid for years. pujols needs to sign the most lucrative contract of all time. he deserves it. Krazy ... Read More »
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Big League Stew Blogbook: St. Louis Cardinals
5 days ago - sports.yahoo.com
... BLS Blogbook aims to map the online information terrain by providing a separate web directory for each team. The product below is a result of submitted entries by team-specific bloggers and compiled information from the Big League Stew staff. Please subscribe, follow and bookmark to your heart's content. If you're a blogger who would like to be listed, please visit this post for further ... Read More »
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Reds obtain Aaron Miles, O. Cabrera
6 days ago - stltoday.com
... trade that saved some money made the Cincinnati Reds' next shortstop affordable. The Reds sent center fielder Willy Taveras to the Oakland Athletics on Monday as part of a four-player deal, then agreed to a $. million, one-year deal with Orlando Cabrera to become their starting shortstop. Both teams made a series of moves that changed the looks of their rosters. Along with Taveras, the Reds sent infielder Adam Rosales to the Athletics for infielder Aaron Miles and a player to be named. Oakland was busy as well, agreeing with outfielder Gabe Gross on a $,, one-year contract and ... Read More »
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Cardinals' Freese has starting job in sight--for now
7 days ago - sportingnews.com
... baseman needs to prove he's able to handle the responsibility As sure as there's beer in the bleachers, when you ask any general manager about a trade rumor, he'll mention in his denial, "We're always looking to improve our team." When such change comes, often a young player's opportunity is snatched away quicker than his manager can say, "You're going to Batavia." The Reds sign veteran Orlando Cabrera, and Paul Janish goes from the guy at shortstop to the guy who'll need to hit . in spring training to be more ... Read More »
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Reds get Aaron Miles, trade Taveras
7 days ago - stltoday.com
. The Reds also sent infielder Adam Rosales to the Athletics for former Cardinals infielder Aaron Miles, obtained by Oakland last December as part of a trade with the Cubs. Read More »
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CTB: Did Pujols blow off Negro Leagues Museum?
7 days ago - bases.nbcsports.com
... by any current African American players that have made s of millions of dollars? Seems like a relatively small donation (compared to their salaries) would go a long way. - Mon Feb , : PM ET To be fair to Mauer, this past weekend he was appearing at the annual TwinsFest, which is a team sponsored event. I don't know if it's mandatory, but most every current player appears. So that to me adequately excuses his absence. - Mon Feb , : PM ET It might excuse Mauer's absence, but it doesn't excuse him totally ignoring the invitation. Elvis Andrus was at the Rangers ... Read More »
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Org. report: Cardinals ready to mentor a pair of masters
7 days ago - usatoday.com
... with outfielder Ryan Ludwick ($. million) but may head to arbitration with Skip Schumaker, who requested $. million. The re-signing of Holliday affirms the Cardinals' status as favorites. Organizational reports: Sports Weekly is taking a look at each organization, starting with the teams with the worst records. We analyze what teams are doing to improve this offseason, look ahead to . McGwire's return started in January with a round of mea culpas for his admitted use of steroids and human growth hormone. The Cardinals recognized that it was better to have McGwire address ... Read More »
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Cards' CAP reaches student milestone
7 days ago - mlb.mlb.com
... Academic Program (CAP) on Monday at Busch Stadium. Anthony Bell, a fourth grader at Parkwood Elementary School in Hazelwood, Mo., was the lucky student and he will throw out the first pitch at a Cardinals game this year. He also received a CAP hat autographed by pitcher Ryan Franklin, the team's spokesman for the program. CAP was created after the season as an education-based field trip experience for students in grades -. The program integrates the game of baseball with school curriculum and provides hands-on activities in various locations at Busch Stadium. It's offered ... Read More »