Month: December 2016

It seems, on paper, the Cardinals are trying to go old school rebuilding the squad with speed and defense and pitching. Continue reading “Dots Don’t Connect” →

Joe is in the minority here when it comes to this offseason’s work (thus far) of Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak. Continue reading “The Mid-Winter Grade” →

Could it be that Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak is playing coy? Continue reading “Is Mozeliak Playing Poker?” →

So there are still three big-time sluggers looking for work. Could the Cardinals be a suitor? Continue reading “Edwin Encarnacion And The Cardinals” →

Right now, on paper, the Redbirds have no shot at chasing the Cubs for the National League Central title barring a rash of Cubs injuries. Continue reading “Is Mozeliak Really Finished?” →

If the words from Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak can be taken at face value, the Redbirds won’t have any further major additions to its starting lineup. Continue reading “Cards Done With Major Moves” →

For years, decades, except for the horrible period when August Busch III ran the Cardinals, whatever the team or manager needed it got. Continue reading “Is Mozeliak Up To Task?” →

Depending on who you believe, the Cardinals either are or are not interested in Justin Turner. Continue reading “Justin Turner Still Out There” →

If one is looking for a short-term answer in center who may be riding a career year last season, then the Cardinals got their man. Continue reading “Cards Settle For Fowler” →

Something is better than nothing. Continue reading “Garcia Brings Braves’ Trash” →