Behind that stoic, wire-framed face perched in the owner’s box, you can bet John Mozeliak is grinning ear to ear when the cameras aren’t on him. How could he not? After all his St. Louis Cardinals lost, they are a game away from another World Series birth. Pretty incredible. You know the storyline, but just [...]

Somewhere between the euphoria of Friday night’s unbelievable NLDS Game 5 victory over Washington and tonight’s start of the NLCS against San Fransisco, I wanted to get some thoughts down about not only the 2012 Cardinals, but about the 2000-2012 Cardinals. When you watch as a fan, you are always rooting for that next win, [...]

Hello friends. I have been tasked to write up our Bird’s Eye View preview for the United Cardinals Bloggers. These are typically emailed, but I wanted to put this up on my blog since such a big series. You can get other series preview’s by filling out the follwing form. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dERCZGpsRVFFMGpEdUFBYU92LUdERmc6MQ#gid=0 St. Louis Cardinals (80-70) [...]

The Cardinals have certainly put their fans on a roller coaster ride over the last couple of weeks. They started off their crucial 10-game road trip with a bang, winning 3 of the first 4 games. Then they lost the next four by a run differential of 32-1 before splitting the final two games in [...]

Good morning, it has been a while. Hope everyone is well. I am concerned about the St. Louis Cardinals…and my, what a difference a few days can make. Monday night, the Cardinals were sitting on top of the world. They had just swept Houston, took 2 out of 3 in Cincy, and won the first [...]

In what was initially believed to be a quiet trade deadline market surrounding apprehension around the new CBA and the new wild-card play in game, has gotten pretty active in the last couple of days. Some big names including Hanley Ramirez, Wandy Rodriguez, Ichiro, and top pitching prospect Jacob Turner have already been moved. Ryan [...]

The Cardinals headed into the All Star Break with a lot of positives. The bullpen had stabilized, the starting rotation pitching outstanding, and the offense coming to life. With six games against the Reds and Brewers to start the second half, momentum was building and things looking up. The team was finally getting healthy and [...]

June has been a busy month for the St. Louis Cardinal’s front office, and the second half of the month through the end of July trade deadline promise to be no different. The 2012 summer has not played out to the winter blueprint, but spring certainly gave us hope that it would. Cardinals fans felt [...]

Joe Kelly made his first major league start today for the St. Louis Cardinals. If you are reading this blog, you probably already knew that. Here was the scouting report (thanks to baseballhq.com) I read on Kelly before the game: -College closer who was converted to a starter in ’10. -Success largely based on outstanding [...]