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RECAP: Lyons throws 7 strong innings to earn a W in his first career start during #STLCards’ 5-3 win against Padres: http://t.co/7bPCDvrbYt
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Not only did Tyler Lyons pick up his first @MLB win, but he even collected his first hit! See it here: http://t.co/JMVkSCGiqK #STLCards
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Christian. Cardinals reporter for http://MLB.com. Tennis player. Mizzou alum. International explorer. Atlanta native. Proud aunt. Appreciative daughter.
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Jake Westbrook on elbow: "It's not comfortable. It's definitely not where I want to be." More in #STLCards notebook: http://t.co/TRcQdYVUUH
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Watch @mattholliday7 blast this RBI triple off the right-field wall in the 1st: http://t.co/CoLg1ygebA #STLCards
Carlos Beltran
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Carlos Beltran is a Major League outfielder with the St.Louis Cardinals.
Jenifer Langosch
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Christian. Cardinals reporter for http://MLB.com. Tennis player. Mizzou alum. International explorer. Atlanta native. Proud aunt. Appreciative daughter.
Jenifer Langosch
Yadier Molina, on the #STLCards continued rookie contributions: "They make my job easy." Actually, they all say the same thing about him.
Derrick Goold
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Lead Cardinals beat writer for St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Proud father. Bookworm. Lapsed cartoonist. World Record-holding INF. Friendly neighborhood word slinger.
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RT @FSMidwest: Tyler Lyons signs after first big league win http://t.co/rNW9lgoSpB
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Lead Cardinals beat writer for St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Proud father. Bookworm. Lapsed cartoonist. World Record-holding INF. Friendly neighborhood word slinger.
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RT “@tim_trokey: The #STLcards have 11 wins from rookies this season. The rest of the NL has a combined 36, or 2.6 per team."
Jenifer Langosch
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Christian. Cardinals reporter for http://MLB.com. Tennis player. Mizzou alum. International explorer. Atlanta native. Proud aunt. Appreciative daughter.
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#STLCards become the first National League team to win 30 games this season. Eleven of those wins have come from rookie pitchers.
Derrick Goold
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#Cardinals went 20 years between wins by a lefty starter in his #mlb debut (Watson '93, Gast '13). Now have another eight days later, Lyons.
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#THATSAWINNER! Final from San Diego: #STLCards 5, #Padres 3. W-Lyons (1-0) L-Burch (0-1) Lyons wins MLB debut. #HappyRide to L.A.
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That would be a four-hit night for catcher Yadier Molina. All four have been singles to left field. He has boosted his average to .333.
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Tyler Lyons - 7.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 4 K (81 pitches/53 strikes). Ty Wigginton pinch hits in the 8th.
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Padres rookie Jedd Gyorko puts San Diego on the board with a solo home run. Cardinals lead 5-1 in the 7th.
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Padres rookie Jedd Gyorko puts San Fiego on the board with a solo home run. Cardinals lead 5-1 in the 7th.
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05/21/2013 - Cubs Claim Eduardo Sanchez
The Cubs claimed reliever Eduardo Sanchez off waivers from the Cardinals, tweets Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The Cards moved Sanchez off the 40-man roster to create a spot for Tyler Lyons, who will start tomorrow in place of Jaime Garcia. The addition will put the Cubs' 40-man roster count at 39, as Michael Bowden was designated for assignment today to open an active roster spot for Matt Garza. Sanchez will report to Triple-A Iowa for the Cubs. Sanchez, 24, has a 3.40 ERA, 9.6 K/9, 5.8 BB/9, and 0.60 HR/9 in 45 big league innings spanning 2011-12.... -
05/19/2013 - NL Central Notes: Hart, Choo, Arroyo, Cardinals
Brewers GM Doug Melvin indirectly shed some light on the philosophical differences which led to trading Brett Lawrie to the Blue Jays. Lawrie's name came up when Melvin told Michael Hunt of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel the plan is to keep second base prospect Scooter Gennett in Triple-A for the full season instead of being promoted because of the struggles of Rickie Weeks. "The plan worked for (Prince) Fielder and Corey Hart and all those guys," Melvin said. "Spend your time at each level. That's the part I couldn't get through with Brett Lawrie. He wanted to go past everybody.... -
05/19/2013 - Quick Hits: Cardinals, Braves, Starting Pitching Market
With one-fourth of the season in the books, let's have a look around some injury situations and how they might impact the developing trade market. The Cardinals and Yankees provide an interesting case study as we enter the second quarter of the season. Both have excellent records and lead their division. Both have sizeable payrolls as well as large portions of those payrolls sitting idle on the DL. Both have had to insert players onto their active roster that they did not anticipate. But, as Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch well explains, the source of those substitute bodies... -
05/17/2013 - Free Agent Stock Watch: Edward Mujica
Edward Mujica wasn't supposed to be the Cardinals' closer. He wasn't even their backup plan or third in line to the closer's throne. However, with Jason Motte down for the year due to Tommy John surgery and early falters from Mitchell Boggs and Trevor Rosenthal, the ninth inning is precisely where Mujica finds himself. And he's thriving there. Mujica has been nothing short of brilliant while saving 11 games through a quarter of the season. He's allowed just three runs in 16 innings of work, good for a 1.69 ERA. On top of that, he's given up just eight hits... -
05/16/2013 - NL Central Notes: Rizzo, Cardinals, K-Rod, Brewers
It could be argued that Anthony Rizzo cost himself some arbitration riches by signing a seven-year, $41MM contract extension with the Cubs, but Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports sees Rizzo's logic. As Rosenthal explains in his latest Hot Corner video, Rizzo's personal history --- including a past brush with Hodgkin's lymphoma and a demotion to the minors when with the Padres --- could've played a role in his accepting the security of a multiyear deal. Rizzo entered the season with less than a full year of service time, plus Rosenthal notes that Rizzo will still get a crack at free... -
05/15/2013 - NL Notes: Shortstops, Cardinals, Bourn, Cubs, Padres
Baseball is seeing the emergence of numerous quality young shortstops at the same time, writes ESPN's Keith Law (Insider subscription required). Jean Segura, Didi Gregorius, Andrelton Simmons, Brandon Crawford, and Starlin Castro are among the young shortstops already making an impact in the big leagues. All play on National League clubs. One of these players (Castro) has already been locked up long-term, while another (Segura) is an early extension target for his club. It will be interesting to see whether and when the rest of this deep group of middle infielders are approached about extensions. Elsewhere in the National League... -
05/14/2013 - Trevor Rosenthal Now With Boras Corporation
Cardinals righty Trevor Rosenthal is represented by the Boras Corporation, MLBTR has learned. Rosenthal had previously been with Full Circle Sports Management. Rosenthal, 22, is currently working out of the Cardinals' bullpen. He will be arbitration eligible after the 2015 season and eligible for free agency after the 2018 campaign. Prior to the season, Rosenthal ranked 58th on Keith Law's top 100 prospect list for ESPN and 39th on Baseball America's list. His floor is as an impact bullpen arm, wrote Law, although he has the tools to start. As always, you can check MLBTR's agency database for the latest... -
05/11/2013 - Quick Hits: Cardinals, Goldschmidt, Upton, Baker
Another day, another gem from a Cardinals starter. Adam Wainwright took a no-hitter through 7 1/3 innings en route to a complete game, two-hit shutout in St. Louis' 3-0 victory over the Rockies. Wainwright's outing was a day after Shelby Miller's complete game one-hitter against Colorado, in the process tying a Major League record for most consecutive batters retired by one team against another. Between Eric Young's leadoff single on Friday and Todd Helton's fifth-inning walk against Wainwright today, the Rockies sent 40 batters to the plate without success. Here's some news as we head towards a full slate of... -
05/09/2013 - NL Notes: Cardinals, McCann, Wheeler, Dodgers, Cubs
It is not often, perhaps, that a team improves after losing its best player. But that is precisely what happened to the Cardinals after watching all-time great first baseman Albert Pujols leave town for Anaheim, writes Brian Costa of the Wall Street Journal. GM John Mozeliak says he was "down, depressed, disheartened" upon losing Pujols. Since last season, however, the team has received just as much production as Pujols has given the Angels, and at a much lower cost (now and in the future). Meanwhile, money that might otherwise have gone to Pujols was used to ink highly productive players... -
05/04/2013 - Quick Hits: Ortiz, Teahen, Carpenter
Here are a few notes from around baseball: David Ortiz signed with the Red Sox this offseason before testing the market, even though he was aware that the Rangers were reportedly prepared to make him a two-year offer, Rob Bradford of WEEI.com reports. Ortiz's two-year deal, which will pay him at least $26MM, was inked just before he would have been permitted to negotiate with other clubs. Ortiz says he knew he would return to Boston all along, especially after the team approached him about a new contract while he was injured during the 2012 season. Now, Ortiz says, contracts... -
04/28/2013 - NL Central Notes: Cubs, Garza, Cardinals, Weeks
Tomorrow is the 30th anniversary of the infamous Lee Elia tirade against the Wrigley Field faithful where he unleased 37 "bleeps" in 187 seconds. Elia would remain as manager of the Cubs for just four more months. John Shea of the San Francisco Chronicle chronicles how times have changed for Major League managers. Four reporters were present for Elia's rant and only one had a microphone which captured the event for all posterity. Shea reminds us today there are interview rooms, social media, and live post-game press conferences shown on regional and national sports networks. As a result, Shea says... -
04/27/2013 - NL Notes: Mets, Lincecum, Cardinals, Upton
Let's start the last weekend in April with some notes from the National League: As expected, offseason acquisition Shaun Marcum has been activated to make his first start for the Mets today, the team announced via Twitter. In a corresponding move, the team optioned 26-year-old lefty Josh Edgin to the minors, where he will try to sort out his poor start to the year. The Mets hope that Marcum, who came to New York on a one-year, $4MM deal, can stabilize the back of the team's rotation. While Matt Harvey has been lights out and Jon Niese has been solid,... -
04/26/2013 - Minor Moves: Hoey, Curtis, Colon
On Tuesday, Corky Miller played in his first Major League game since 2010 and he didn't have to wait long for another, starting at catcher for the Reds tonight against the Nationals. The veteran backstop was added to the Reds' 40-man roster earlier this week, as noted by Baseball America's Matt Eddy in his roundup of the week's minor league transactions. Here are the minor moves that took place today, with the latest at the top of the page... The Brewers released right-hander Jim Hoey earlier this week, Eddy reports. Milwaukee signed Hoey to a minor league deal in December.... -
04/22/2013 - Cardinals Links: Bullpen, Taveras
The Cardinals entered play Monday with the worst bullpen ERA in baseball following the early injury to closer Jason Motte. Here's more regarding the Redbirds... Joe Strauss of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch tweeted yesterday that he's hearing rumblings of an April/May trade for the Cardinals that may have some legs. Strauss appeared with Ryan Kelly on AM 590 radio this morning to discuss th St. Louis bullpen in greater depth, and added that more details regarding the potential trade could come to life in the coming weeks. Strauss' colleague Bernie Miklasz writes that GM John Mozeliak has resolved disastrous bullpen... -
04/21/2013 - Poll: Should Rangers Trade Profar For Taveras?
The Rangers and Cardinals have not discussed the possibility of trading top shortstop prospect Jurickson Profar for top outfield prospect Oscar Taveras, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. A trade of the two teams' No. 1 prospects would make a great deal of sense in terms of those teams' needs, but it would be tough to pull off. "The Cardinals need a shortstop. The Rangers need an outfielder. The answer is there for both for years to come," one American League official tells Goold. "You just can’t do it. You can’t be the guy who is wrong if... -
04/19/2013 - Quick Hits: Mariners Napoli, Cardinals, K-Rod
The struggles of Jackie Bradley Jr. serve as a reminder that Spring Training stats are a mere "snapshot in time," writes SB Nation's Rob Neyer. He adds that Spring Training stats "describe the random nature of raw performance statistics as much as they describe fundamental abilities." Here are some links from around the league... The excellent play of Endy Chavez is going to force the Mariners to make a roster decision, writes Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times. With Michael Saunders coming off the DL next week, the team will have to make a move or carry six outfielders. Jason... -
04/17/2013 - NL Central Notes: Brewers, Price, Cubs, Cardinals
Earlier tonight, the Brewers picked up Francisco Rodriguez up on a minor league deal. Here's more on K-Rod and other notes out of the National League Central.. Brewers GM Doug Melvin says that Rodriguez represents another option that they can go to if necessary and is a low-risk signing, writes MLB.com's Adam McCalvy. Melvin also said that he spoke to a prosecutor before re-signing Rodriguez to ensure that Rodriguez’s legal troubles were closed. The reliever was charged with misdemeanor domestic battery in September, but those charges were dropped. In an interview with Mut & Merloni of WEEI, ESPN.com's Buster Olney... -
04/14/2013 - Odds & Ends: Phillies, Span, Nats, Lohse
Earlier today, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com looked at ten big league managers whose jobs could be in jeopardy this season. Charlie Manuel of the Phillies makes the list as he is in the final year of his contract and potential replacement Ryne Sandberg is on the coaching staff. Ron Gardenhire is another manager could be on the hot seat because of pressure from upper management, but if it's up to GM Terry Ryan, he won't be going anywhere. Here's more from around baseball.. Baseball could be entering a golden age for trades thanks to changes in the CBA and the... -
04/13/2013 - Rosenthal On Samardzija, Cubs, Cardinals, Rays, Price
Here's a look at this week's edition of Full Count from Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.. One problem with figuring out a contract extension for Jeff Samardzija is that there are really no comparables for him. He has only two years of arbitration before coming a free agent but he's also only had one season as a full-time starter. The Cubs want to keep him and Samardzija likes Chicago but he's already made about $17MM over the course of his career. He could develop into a big time ace over the next couple of years and might be willing to... -
04/12/2013 - Quick Hits: Tigers, Harvey, Isringhausen, Int'l Money
The Yankees turned the first 4-6-5-6-5-3-4 triple play in Major League history tonight in the eighth inning of their 5-2 win over the Orioles. Manny Machado was the unlucky Oriole who put the ball into play and he represented the third out while he was caught between first and second base. Here are some news items from around the majors as we head into the weekend... Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski has spoken to an opposing GM about a closer within the last week, Dombrowski told Jim Bowden during an interview on MLB Network Radio (Twitter link). The Mets haven't...
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