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Ryan Ludwick

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stltoday.com - 10/11/2009

Cards go quietly

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September's fade officially turned to October black Saturday night at Busch Stadium. Redbirds fail to reverse a late-season swoon and go down in three straight games to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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novafantasysports.com - 10/10/2009

Ryan Ludwick batting 2nd in Game 3

— novafantasysports.com — Update : According to the St Louis Post-Dispatch , Ryan Ludwick will bat second in the Cardinals'... Game 3 lineup on Saturday. Fantasy Impact: After losing the first two games, manager Tony LaRussa was bound to switch things up. He likely wants to get more guys on base for when Albert ... (more) Ryan Ludwick batting 2nd in Game 3

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Ryan Ludwick

Albert Pujols

St. Louis Cardinals

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stltoday.com - 10/7/2009

Cards, Dodgers try to turn it on

— stltoday.com — Pitching figures to be a big factor in series between teams that struggled late in year.... (more) Cards, Dodgers try to turn it on

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Los Angeles Dodgers

Tony La Russa

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Chris Carpenter

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msn.foxsports.com - 10/11/2009

Did window of opportunity just close on Cards?

— msn.foxsports.com — Being swept by the Dodgers hurts, but what really stings is the Cards won't have many chances... like this again, Ken Rosenthal says. (more) Did window of opportunity just close on Cards?

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Ken Rosenthal

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Potent quotables: 12 pieces of bacon and a Red Bull
Circling The Bases — ... better record during the regular season, they had to face two legitimate Cy Young candidates to start the series. The Dodgers managed to pull out both games. They carried that momentum to Game 3 with a dominant effort by Vicente Padilla, who tossed seven scoreless innings. "I don't like the stigma of our club getting swept. We're a better club than that, and the series was more competitive than that. But that's what it is. But today wasn't a real good competition." - Tony La Russa knows his team is better than the one that showed up for the NLDS . This season marks the first ...

Dodgers/Cardinals reaction
The Scores Report - The National Sports Blog — ... Joe Strauss, St. Louis Post-Dispatch: “I don’t like the stigma attached to being swept — but that’s what happened,” La Russa said upon exiting his office more than an hour after the loss. “The series was more competitive than that. But that’s what it is.” The Dodgers, who finished with the league’s top record but lost five of seven to the Cardinals during the season, emerged after handing Chris Carpenter his roughest start of the season in Game 1 and then exploiting left fielder Matt ...

The Week in Sports Columns, Vol. XXXIX
RCS Sidelines — ... True – Don Banks, Sports Illustrated 4. Tiger Woods Is Superstar of President's Cup - Scott Ostler, San Francisco Chronicle 5. Golf and Rugby Voted as New Olympic Sports – Ben Smith, London Times 6. UFL Should Stand for Unseen Football League – Mike Freeman, CBS Sports 7. Risk Not Worth the Reward for Tebow, Florida – Pat Forde, ESPN 8. Bobby Bowden Has Betrayed FSU – Mike Bianchi, Orlando Sentinel 9. Cardinals Go Quietly Into the Night – Joe Strauss, St. Louis Post Dispatch 10. ...

Quick Review of Yesterday's Games: ALDS Weekend
No, You're a Towel — ... What a swing of events (Billy Buckner-esque) as the Cardinals are eliminated in a sweep and the Dodgers move on to the NLCS once again. If the Cards could have won this game, they would have had Carpenter and Wainwright (who was brilliant) pitching in Games 4 and 5. But it never got to that point. The Cards looked flat and dejected and the Dodgers just steamrolled all over them. ...