Category:St. Louis Cardinals Game Recaps

The Pittsburgh Pirates started off the month of August on the right track, beating the St. Louis Cardinals in every asset of the game. The Bucs did it all, and it showed in the final score of 15-1. First off, pitching. Tony Armas(1-3) came out to get his first win of the season. He was in the. . . more

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The Pittsburgh Pirates went into their April 11th game attempting to avoid a three-game sweep at the hands of the Cardinals. The matchup featured the Pirates' Paul Maholm(0-1) and the Cardinals' Adam Wainwright(1-0). The Cardinals started hot right out of the gates. David Eckstein and So. . . more

The Pittsburgh Pirates came out and ended the slump, and in great fashion. Even without Freddy Sanchez, who sat out with a sore wrist, they completed a 2-game series sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals with a 6-1 win on Tuesday. Tom Gorzelanny(2-0) came out for the Pirates and had a great showing. . . more

The Buccos got all three runs in the first inning, and then never gave it up. With the bases loaded, Jason Bay walked to bring in Jack Wilson. Still in the first, Xavier Nady singled to bring in Freddy Sanchez and Adam LaRoche, which made the score 3-0. The Cards came back with an Adam Kennedy. . . more

After Braden Looper shutdown the Pirates, the Cardinals started Randy Keisler(0-0) in place of an injured Chris Carpenter. Tom Gorzelanny(1-0) hoped to receive more run support than Ian Snell the night before in the Pirates 3-0 loss. The Pirates were the first team on the board this time. They. . . more

The Pirates sent Ian Snell(0-0) to the mound for the team's home opener, while the Cardinals countered with converted closer Braden Looper(0-1). Looper had lost his first start of the year; Snell was coming off of a career-high 11 strikeout performance. There was little action until the fourth. . . more

Josh Q Public: We will dance the Hoochee Koochee, I will be your tootsie wootsie. Public Service Announcement: To be honest, I could care less. I guess I’m glad the Metropolitans lost. I mean, I do remember ‘86. I do remember Coke Head Hernandez in the shower with his teammates still at. . . more