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Peter@BaseballReflections Peter@BaseballReflections posted 4/19/2008 from www.cardinal70.com [flag]
Just playing around with some stuff, nothing that really means anything. I'll keep it updated and come back to it throughout the year. Basically, breaking a few things down by day, just seeing if the Cards have a "favorite day" or not. Sunday : 1-1, 7 runs scored/7 runs allowed Monday : 0-1, 3 RS/5 RA Tuesday : 2-1, 12 RS/6 RA Wednesday : 3-0, 19 RS/10 RA Thursday : 1-2, 6 RS/1 [link]

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Strength Turned Weakness

Peter@BaseballReflections posted 4/19/2008 from www.cardinal70.com

I was listening to the game on my XM Radio (not really product placement for our new advertiser, just the truth) and with the Cards having a 3-0 lead into the eighth, I really thought the sweep was in hand. The Cards had missed some opportunities, sure, but the pitching was rolling and the Cards hadn't blown this big of a lead yet this season. However, as I've said before, last year's
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Train Keeps Rolling

Peter@BaseballReflections posted 4/19/2008 from www.cardinal70.com

Another game, another win. You know, a person could get used to this. The Cardinals kept their lead at 1.5 games, though the second place team is now Chicago instead of Milwaukee. They guaranteed they'll go into the weekend in first and kept pace with Arizona for the best record in baseball. (Notably, no AL team has 10 wins yet.) I'm sure they can keep up this .733 pace
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It's Tony's Team

Peter@BaseballReflections posted 4/19/2008 from www.cardinal70.com

If nothing else, the 2008 Cardinals really do seem to be an embodiment of their manager's personality. "Play a hard 9" is his catchphrase, and the Cardinals definitely did that today against the Giants. After being no-hit by Matt Cain through six innings, Albert Pujols broke it up with a double in the top of the seventh. That was what the Cardinals needed, because from there to the
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Is He Available for Parties?

jonpyle posted 4/19/2008 from www.bugsandcranks.com

We have here Gar, a 35 year-old father of 2 Los Angeles fella. His Stupid Human Trick is imitating batting stances. Except it’s not stupid at all, it’s AWESOME. He can do anybody. I particularly enjoy the first 3: Pujols, Edmonds and McGwire. This video is his Cardinals video, but there are others. He does the Red Sox, the Yankees and 80's...
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Saturday Afternoon Sports Extravaganza

Ladies... posted 4/19/2008 from www.bugsandcranks.com

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