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| The Feed found this 8/7/2007 on www.stltoday.com [flag] |
The Cardinals spent the first four innings Monday recreating their recent bumbles and giving the locals a firsthand look at a season on the skids. Then they made a little history with a big inning. In a cathartic release of offense, the Cardinals soothed their road rash with a 10-run fifth inning that included 10 consecutive hits, tying a major-league record. Nine of the Cardinals' runs scored ...
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Angels Are Curt With Schilling
Published 8/7/2007 by The Feed at The Feed
... Maybe there's something to batting the pitcher eighth in the lineup. The Cardinals reeled off a record-tying 10 straight hits in the fifth inning of their 10-5 win against San Diego and Braden Looper played a major role in the fun with two singles. Aaron Miles ( ...
The Cardinals Had Quite an Inning
Published 8/7/2007 by Pat Lackey at FanHouse
... , and Braden Looper again, in that order. They scored ten runs in that fourth inning. In their five game losing streak they only scored 11. Scott Rolen had this to say: ...
