sonsofstevegarvey.com - 10/10/2009
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Driving home and listening to Vin Scully, even in a Dodgers loss, is still a joy. There's something about the calming melodic tones of his voice, or the seamless interweaving of the game at hand along with the stories and backgrounds of the players, that always ...
Matt Holliday Blows It For The Cardinals
totalprosports.com 10/9/2009 — Total Pro Sports - That picture is not pretty, and it gives everyone in St. Louis a great scapegoat for what’s shaping up to be a very bad series for them, contrary to what many writers had predicted . But was it really Matt Holliday’s fault the ...
Holliday wants to play for the New York Yankees
bases.nbcsports.com 10/22/2009 — SI's Jon Heyman hears from one of Matt Holliday's friends that Holliday has the Yankees at the top of his list. Which is interesting. On the one hand, Holliday thrived in (a) the N.L.; and (b) in small markets, and there is...
Sweet Uncle Lou’s Friday Roundup: The “BWAAAHAAHAA!” Edition
hirejimessian.com 10/9/2009 — Thank you, Matt Holliday. Thank you so very much for last night . Sure, it may sound like sour grapes to laugh at the misfortunes of the Cardinals. And it most certainly is. There will be Cardinals fans saying things like, “Well, at least our team MADE the playoffs!” And they can ...
UCB Blog
whiteyball.com 10/21/2009 — by Michael Riehn
Whiteyball Staff
The United Cardinal Bloggers are having our annual roundtable discussion with questions and debate from several of our authors over the next 10 days. The blogger of the day proposes a question on e-mail, everyone ...
MATT HOLLIDAY HAS A NEW YORK STATE OF MIND
bigleaguescrew.com 10/19/2009 —
Matt Holliday had an up-and-down 2009 season, but he’s still going to get a big payday in the next few months. Holliday was pretty bad on the Athletics and then played out of his mind for the Cardinals after he was dealt.
Right now, he’s one of the best free agent outfielders ...
Matt Holliday wants in on the Big Apple
zellspinstripeblog.com 10/18/2009 —
From Ken Davidoff’s Baseball Insider:
According to a person in the loop, Matt Holliday’s top choices in free agency are: 1) Yankees; and 2) Mets. The Oklahoma native is apparently not intimidated by New York. As of now, I’d say the Yankees don’t want to ...
Cards Have to Keep Holliday
sports-central.org 10/16/2009 — When Matt Holliday dropped an easy fly ball that would have evened the the NLDS against the Dodgers at one game apiece, it was bad. If the Cardinals drop the ball on re-signing Holliday in St. Louis, it could be worse. Far worse.
Davidoff: Holliday Wants New York
nybaseballdigest.com 10/18/2009 — According to Ken Davidoff Matt Holliday’s top two choices this offseason are 1) Yankees and 2) Mets.
An anonymous agent told Jon Heyman that Holliday would command 7 years and $150 million dollars last month. That is a lot of dough for someone who spent a large part of his career in ...
Holliday’s top choice the Bronx, says Davidoff
riveraveblues.com 10/18/2009 — As we recover from the collective hangover brought on by the Yanks’ epic Game 2 victory, the rumor mill is a-tilt today. The rumor-du-jour involves Matt Holliday, one of the top free agents this winter. According to Ken Davidoff, ...
It’s The Holliday Season – Got $100 Million Dollars?
metsmerizedonline.com 10/21/2009 — Last week on MetsBlog , Michael Baron reported via Newsday that soon to be free agent Matt Holliday , preferred to play for either the Yankees or Mets in that order.
Holliday’s agent is none other than Scott Boras. I doubt very much that Holliday’s comments had more to do with ...
For Matt Holliday, Karma Sucks! —
Bleacher Report - MLB 10/10/2009
When the Oakland A's made a headline this past off-season by trading for Matt Holliday, there was a belief by many A's fans that he would bring that big bat to the lineup that the A's had been lacking.
Not only was Holliday a bitter disappointment, ...
After going all in, Cards mulling 2010 —
Major League Baseball News 10/11/2009
Matt Holliday and Mark DeRosa are both eligible for free agency, as are No. 3 starter Joel Pineiro, No. 5 starter John Smoltz and several other pieces from a division championship team. The work of building the 2010 Cardinals begins almost ...
