Yes I realize that not everyone is a baseball fan.
Yes I realize that not all baseball fans are Cardinals fans.
But I really had to laugh when I read this article from a West Coast sports writer:
Craig is a name to remember after Game 1 heroics

Dude, Allen Craig's pet tortoise has over 18,000 followers on Twitter (which is 16,000 more than the sports writer who wrote the article). Given that Allen Craig is a utility player who made in major league debut last year, I don't think he has gone unnoticed. Except maybe by those who think nothing much happens in flyover country outside of Chicago.
GO CARDINALS!
Yes I realize that not all baseball fans are Cardinals fans.
But I really had to laugh when I read this article from a West Coast sports writer:
Craig is a name to remember after Game 1 heroics
Dude, Allen Craig's pet tortoise has over 18,000 followers on Twitter (which is 16,000 more than the sports writer who wrote the article). Given that Allen Craig is a utility player who made in major league debut last year, I don't think he has gone unnoticed. Except maybe by those who think nothing much happens in flyover country outside of Chicago.
GO CARDINALS!
Yes I realize that not everyone is a baseball fan.
Yes I realize that not all baseball fans are Cardinals fans.
But I really had to laugh when I read this article from a West Coast sports writer:
Craig is a name to remember after Game 1 heroics

Dude, Allen Craig's pet tortoise has over 18,000 followers on Twitter (which is 16,000 more than the sports writer who wrote the article). Given that Allen Craig is a utility player who made in major league debut last year, I don't think he has gone unnoticed. Except maybe by those who think nothing much happens in flyover country outside of Chicago.
GO CARDINALS!
Yes I realize that not all baseball fans are Cardinals fans.
But I really had to laugh when I read this article from a West Coast sports writer:
Craig is a name to remember after Game 1 heroics
Dude, Allen Craig's pet tortoise has over 18,000 followers on Twitter (which is 16,000 more than the sports writer who wrote the article). Given that Allen Craig is a utility player who made in major league debut last year, I don't think he has gone unnoticed. Except maybe by those who think nothing much happens in flyover country outside of Chicago.
GO CARDINALS!
Yes I realize that not everyone is a baseball fan.
Yes I realize that not all baseball fans are Cardinals fans.
But I really had to laugh when I read this article from a West Coast sports writer:
Craig is a name to remember after Game 1 heroics

Dude, Allen Craig's pet tortoise has over 18,000 followers on Twitter (which is 16,000 more than the sports writer who wrote the article). Given that Allen Craig is a utility player who made in major league debut last year, I don't think he has gone unnoticed. Except maybe by those who think nothing much happens in flyover country outside of Chicago.
GO CARDINALS!
Yes I realize that not all baseball fans are Cardinals fans.
But I really had to laugh when I read this article from a West Coast sports writer:
Craig is a name to remember after Game 1 heroics
Dude, Allen Craig's pet tortoise has over 18,000 followers on Twitter (which is 16,000 more than the sports writer who wrote the article). Given that Allen Craig is a utility player who made in major league debut last year, I don't think he has gone unnoticed. Except maybe by those who think nothing much happens in flyover country outside of Chicago.
GO CARDINALS!
Those Wild Cards
Sep. 29th, 2011 12:36 pmI have to admit, I gave up on them. And as the daughter of a die-hard Cubs, my dad wouldn't exactly be proud of that fact. But to be honest, the Cardinals were 10 1/2 games back of the Braves in the wild card race on August 25th. No one really expected them to do much,especially with all of the injuries they faced this year and with their best hitter in a slump. But we were all wrong. They somehow pulled together and managed to go 23-9 after that while the Braves self-imploded at that same time.
So last night, if the Cardinals managed to win against Houston, they were guaranteed a one game playoff for the wild card spot. They did their part, but they wont need the one game playoff. The Braves once again fell apart, this time letting go of a 3-2 lead in the 9th and loosing to the Phillies 4-3 in the 13th inning. Now the Cardinals will face those same Phillies in the Division Series starting this series. See, this is one of the reasons I love October.

So last night, if the Cardinals managed to win against Houston, they were guaranteed a one game playoff for the wild card spot. They did their part, but they wont need the one game playoff. The Braves once again fell apart, this time letting go of a 3-2 lead in the 9th and loosing to the Phillies 4-3 in the 13th inning. Now the Cardinals will face those same Phillies in the Division Series starting this series. See, this is one of the reasons I love October.
Those Wild Cards
Sep. 29th, 2011 12:36 pmI have to admit, I gave up on them. And as the daughter of a die-hard Cubs, my dad wouldn't exactly be proud of that fact. But to be honest, the Cardinals were 10 1/2 games back of the Braves in the wild card race on August 25th. No one really expected them to do much,especially with all of the injuries they faced this year and with their best hitter in a slump. But we were all wrong. They somehow pulled together and managed to go 23-9 after that while the Braves self-imploded at that same time.
So last night, if the Cardinals managed to win against Houston, they were guaranteed a one game playoff for the wild card spot. They did their part, but they wont need the one game playoff. The Braves once again fell apart, this time letting go of a 3-2 lead in the 9th and loosing to the Phillies 4-3 in the 13th inning. Now the Cardinals will face those same Phillies in the Division Series starting this series. See, this is one of the reasons I love October.

So last night, if the Cardinals managed to win against Houston, they were guaranteed a one game playoff for the wild card spot. They did their part, but they wont need the one game playoff. The Braves once again fell apart, this time letting go of a 3-2 lead in the 9th and loosing to the Phillies 4-3 in the 13th inning. Now the Cardinals will face those same Phillies in the Division Series starting this series. See, this is one of the reasons I love October.
Those Wild Cards
Sep. 29th, 2011 12:36 pmI have to admit, I gave up on them. And as the daughter of a die-hard Cubs, my dad wouldn't exactly be proud of that fact. But to be honest, the Cardinals were 10 1/2 games back of the Braves in the wild card race on August 25th. No one really expected them to do much,especially with all of the injuries they faced this year and with their best hitter in a slump. But we were all wrong. They somehow pulled together and managed to go 23-9 after that while the Braves self-imploded at that same time.
So last night, if the Cardinals managed to win against Houston, they were guaranteed a one game playoff for the wild card spot. They did their part, but they wont need the one game playoff. The Braves once again fell apart, this time letting go of a 3-2 lead in the 9th and loosing to the Phillies 4-3 in the 13th inning. Now the Cardinals will face those same Phillies in the Division Series starting this series. See, this is one of the reasons I love October.

So last night, if the Cardinals managed to win against Houston, they were guaranteed a one game playoff for the wild card spot. They did their part, but they wont need the one game playoff. The Braves once again fell apart, this time letting go of a 3-2 lead in the 9th and loosing to the Phillies 4-3 in the 13th inning. Now the Cardinals will face those same Phillies in the Division Series starting this series. See, this is one of the reasons I love October.
