2011 saint louis cardinals media guide

Table of Contents

Manager, Coaches and PlayersPAGE 25

Front OfficePAGE 2

Baseball OperationsPAGE 197

2010 Season ReviewPAGE 287

Cardinals Records, Historical DataPAGE 301

General ReferencePAGE 359

ST. LOUIS CARDINALS2011 MEDIA GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTSBaseball Operations Staff Bios ....................................10-11Clubhouse Staff ..............................................................15Front Office Employees ............................................16 - 22Medical Staff............................................................12 - 14

Owners’ and Officers’ Biographies ................................7 - 9Schedule, 2011........................................Inside Front CoverStaff Directory..............................................................4 - 5

THE 2011 CARDINALSCoaches’ Biographies ..............................................29 - 37 Manager Tony La Russa’s Biography ........................26 - 28Milestones/In-Season Birthdays ......................................42

Player Profiles........................................................43 - 196Roster ....................................................................38 - 41Spring Acquisitions ......................................................164

BASEBALL OPERATIONS AND MINOR LEAGUE SYSTEM

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2010 Draft Picks & First Round Picks 1965-Present........202Kissell Award Winners ..................................................199Minor League Clubs..............................................204 - 220Minor League Leaders, 2010 ................................221 - 222Minor League Player Biographies ..........................223 - 277

Minor League Team Schedules, 2011 ....................279 - 286Minor League Medical Staff ..........................................203Minor League Player & Pitcher of the Year......................277Player Development Staff ..............................................198Scouting Department............................................199 - 200

Broadcasting Information ....................................361 - 363Cardinals in the Community ..................................364 - 366

Media Relations Staff and Regulations............................360

RECORDS AND HISTORY

All-Star Game Selections ......................................322 - 323Award Winners ....................................................319 - 321Batting - All-Time Top 10 ..............................................306Batting - Feats ..............................................................309Batting - Individual Records - Season ............................307Batting - Individual Records - Game ..............................308Best/Worst Win Pct. By Month (Since 1966) ..................303Busch Stadium ....................................................356 - 357Busch Stadium Highs & Lows ......................................316Busch Stadium Leaders ................................................316Club Records................................................................312Fielding Leaders by Position (Season) ............................311Hall of Fame Cardinals & Game Results ........................ 324Home Run Category Leaders ........................................310Home Runs at Busch Stadium, Individual Leaders ..........317

Home Runs, Longest at Busch Stadium ........................317Last Time It Happened ..................................................314Most Valuable Player Winners & Top-10 Finishers ..........318Offensive Leaders (HR, RBI, SB) by Fielding Position ......311Pitching - All-Time Top 10 ............................................304Pitching - Individual Records - Season ..........................305Postseason Results & Leaders..............................350 - 355Qualifications & Regulations ..........................................358Record by Decade ........................................................303Retired Numbers..................................................327 - 349Rookie Records ............................................................311Series Sweeps, by Cardinals & Opponents......................315Team Highs & Lows Since 1970 ....................................313Where They Finished ............................................302 - 303

2010 SEASON IN REVIEW

Day-By-Day..........................................................290 - 292Detailed Defense ..........................................................298Detailed Hitting..............................................................296Final Standings ............................................................288Final Statistics - Batting ................................................293Final Statistics - Pitching................................................294Games Started By Position and in Batting Order..............297

Highs and Lows ............................................................295Leaders - Batting & Pitching ..........................................294Record vs. Opponents ..................................................288Record When................................................................289Scoring By Inning..........................................................289Transactions ........................................................299 - 300Won-Loss Breakdown ..................................................289

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ST. LOUIS CARDINALS, L.L.C.ST. LOUIS CARDINALS, L.L.C.Executive Offices:

700 Clark Street • St. Louis, MO 63102Telephone: (314) 345-9600 • Internet Address: www.cardinals.com

ExECUTIVE OFFICERS

Chairman & Chief Executive OfficerWilliam O. DeWitt Jr.President ..........................................William O. DeWitt III

Senior Administrative Assistant ..............Julie LaninghamSecretary..........................................Frederick O. HanserVP & General Counsel, Asst. Secretary ..............Mike Whittle

Senior Administrative Assistant ......................Grace Pak

BASEBALL OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT

Sr. Vice President & General Manager ....John MozeliakExecutive Assistant to the GM ....................Linda Brauer

Assistant General Manager ..........................Mike Girsch

Special Assistants to the GM ......................Mike Jorgensen, Gary LaRocque, Matt Slater

Professional Scouts ............Bruce Benedict, Alan Benes,Chuck Fick, Mike Juhl, Marty Keough, Deric McKamey,

Joe Rigoli and Kerry Robinson

Director of Major League Admin..........Judy Carpenter-Barada

Vice President, Player Procurement ............Jeff LuhnowAssistant Baseball Operations ......................Tony Ferrira

Farm Director......................................................John VuchDirector, Amateur Draft Analysis ..........................Sig MejdalDirector, International Operations..............Moises RodriguezManager Amateur Scouting ............................Michael Elias

Director, Media Relations ................................Brian BartowManager, Media Relations & New Media ....Melody YountMedia Relations Specialist............................Chris Tunno

Director, Public Relations & Civic Affairs..........Ron WatermonPublic Relations Specialist ........................Terry Rodgers

MANAGER & COACHING STAFFField Manager..............................................Tony La RussaPitching Coach ..............................................Dave DuncanHitting Coach ................................................Mark McGwireFirst-Base Coach ............................................Dave McKayThird-Base Coach ........................................Jose OquendoBench Coach ......................................................Joe PettiniBullpen Coach ..............................................Derek LilliquistAssistant Hitting Coach ....................................Mike AldreteBullpen Catcher/Catching Instructor....................Jeff MurphySpecial Assistant to the GM ....................Red SchoendienstHead Athletic Trainer ........................................Greg HauckAssistant Athletic Trainers ....Barry Weinberg & Adam OlsenStrength and Conditioning Coach ........................Pete PrinziEquipment Manager ..........................................Rip RowanAssistant Equipment Manager ..........................Ernie MooreTraveling Secretary ............................................C.J. CherreVisiting Clubhouse Manager ..............................Jerry RischVideo Coordinator, Major Leagues ......................Chad Blair

CARDINALS CARE & COMMUNITYRELATIONS DEPARTMENT

Vice President, Cardinals Care & Comm. Relations ..............Michael Hall

Adminstrative Assistant ................................Jama Fabry

Director, Target Marketing ................................Ted SavageDirector & Commissioner of Youth Baseball ......Keith BrooksCoordinator, Cardinals Care..........................Lucretia PayneProgram Supervisors ....................Jessica Illert & Mark TaylorProgram Coordinator......................................Tiffanne Ryan

EVENT SERVICES & MERCHANDISINGDEPARTMENT

Vice President, Event Services & Merchandising ....................Vicki Bryant

Administrative Assistant ................................Marisa Diaz

Manager, Event Services..................................Missy Tobey

Manager, Retail Operations ....................................Pat DalyAssistant Manager, Retail Operations ......................TBA

Manager, Special Events ..................................Kevin OwenCoordinator, Special Events ..................Kristen Schmalz

Manager & Curator, Hall of Fame Museum......Paula HomanMuseum Registrar ................................Jennifer Jackson

Manager, Stadium Tours & Museum Outreach....Brian Finch

FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT

Sr. Vice President & CFO ..............................Brad Wood

Director, Finance.................................................Rex Carter

Director Purchasing & Cost Analysis ................Mark MurrayProcurement Specialist ..............................Kelley MoodyBuyer................................................Christine Goodman

Director, Accounting ..........................................John LowrySupervisor, Ticket Accounting & Reporting..Michelle FlachSenior Accountant ................................Tracey SessionsAccountant ................................................Bernie SteeleAccounts Payable Clerk..............................Patty CooperStaff Accountant ..........................................Merry DuanOffice Services/Accounting Assistant ......Marissa Hoover

Director, Payroll & Compliance ..................Shellie StephensPayroll Accountants ................Kurt Hoevel & Lee WeberManager, Employee Benefits ......................Karen Brown

Director, Human Resources........................Christine NelsonHuman Resources Generalist ......................Abby Lorenz

Finance and Administration Assistant ......Celina Allen

STADIUM OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT

Vice President, Stadium Operation........................................Joe Abernathy

Administrative Assistant......Hope Baker

Director, Stadium Operations ............................Mike BertaniHead Groundskeeper ....................................Bill FindleyAssistant Head Groundskeeper ..................Chad CasellaCarpenter....................................................Barry AbbettPainter ............................................................Bill MartinElectricians ......................Henry Bollinger & Tim Bresnan Mechanic ...........................................Elroy GretzmacherMechanical Technicians ..............................Ken Biekert,

Sean Driver, Steve HoppeOffice Services Assistant..........................Joe HumphriesHousekeeping Supervisor..........................Scott JacksonGeneral Labor Crew......................Renay Ellis, Terry Moll

Director, Security and Special Services ................Joe WalshStadium Ops. Systems Administrator ....Hosei Maruyama

Director, Event Operations/Guest Services ............Mike BallManager ................................................Cindy Richards

Operations Assistants ............Ashleigh Middlebrook &Ashly Moore

TICKET SALES, MARKETING &CORPORATE SALES DEPARTMENT

Sr. Vice President, Sales and Marketing ........Dan FarrellAdministrative Assistant................................Gail Ruhling

Director, Sales & Marketing Administration ......Deborah Pfaff

Director, Publications........................................Steve ZeschEditorial Coordinator........................................Tom KleinAssociate Editor ............................................Larry StateCustomer/Business Rel. Coordinator ........................TBAAdvertising Account Executive ..................Laura Hughes

Vice President, Corp. Marketing & Stad. Entertainment........Thane van Breusegen

Coordinator, Corp Sales..............................Kristin Sneller

Director, Scoreboard Operations & Sr. AE ....Tony SimokaitisProduction Coordinator ..............................Craig Wilson

Production Assistant ................................Tyler Munie

Senior Account Executive, Corp Sales................Jeff Floerke

Manager of Promotions & Acct. Coordinator ....Kristin Casey

Account Executives ..................Kyle Dinges, Joe Pfeifferand Craig Unger

Account Services ............Lauren Anderson, Katie Bassel, Kyra Joiner, Kevin Parker and Megan Sommer

Coordinator Cardinals Radio Network............Anne Carroll

Vice President, Ticket Sales ................................Joe StrohmAdministrative Assistant ..................................Lisa Haffer

Director, Ticket Sales & Alumni Relations............Martin CocoAdministrative Assistant ..................Kathy Langenfeld

Manager, Ticket Technology................Jennifer Needham

Supervisor, Fan Development........................Melissa TullCoordinator, Fan Development ..................Molly Radcliffe

Director, Ticket Services ....................................Rob FasoldtManager, Ticket Services ............................Brady BruhnSupervisor, Ticket Services ....................Tom Parchomski

Account Executive, Ticket Services......Michael SalonyTicket Service Representatives ........Jolene Jungers &

Paul Pohlman

Manager, All-Inclusive Tickets ....................Mary Clare BenaReceptionist ..........................................Marilyn MathewsAccount Executive........................................Jared Odom

Direct Service Reps, All-Inclusive ..........Luis Andrade,Christopher Bush, Whitney Clark, Caitlin Graham,

Lauren Hallam, Richard Neal

Manager, Group Sales......................................Kristi YehlingSenior Account Executive ........................Linda Burnside

Account Executives, Group Sales ............Raley Curry,Mollie Francis, Matt Kitchell, Gina Perschbacher,Taylor Pope, Stephanie Roth, Cullen Speckhals

Manager, Premium Tickets..........................Dolores ScanlonSupervisor, Premium Tickets ......................Julie NienhuisCoordinator, Premium Tickets ....................Mike Lucchesi

Manager, Season Ticket Service ....................Jamie BricklerAccount Executives, Season Services..Heather Bacon

Kim Bussen, Laura Cherre, Ryan Eberhart, Laura Elliott-Fallin, Kevin Mueller

Director, Ticket Development ....................Derek ThroneburgCoordinator, Ticket Development..............Justen Meyer &

Brett ReitzDirect Sales Representatives ......................Ryan Canny,

John Frick and Kevin Wolkowitz

The 2011 St. Louis Cardinals Media Guide was produced by the Cardinals Media Relations Department: Brian Bartow &

Ron Waterman, Director; Melody Yount, Manager; Chris Tunno & Terry Rodgers, Assistants. Editorial Contributors: Mark Bausch,

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The content is based on information available through February 15, 2011.

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Andrew N. Baur FamilyStephen F. BrauerWilliam O. DeWitt Jr.Frederick O. HanserG. Watts Humphrey Jr.

Nick D. Kladis FamilyDonna DeWitt LambertMichael McDonnellDavid C. PrattMichael E. Pulitzer

Craig R. StapletonMrs. Richard H. SutphinDudley S. TaftJohn K. Wallace Jr.

INVESTORS

WILLIAM O. DeWITT JR. CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF ExECUTIVE OFFICER

As the principal owner of the Cardinals, Bill DeWitt Jr. has served as its Chairmanand Chief Executive Officer since 1996. DeWitt oversees all operational, baseball,financial and league matters for the team and is a member of the Major LeagueBaseball Executive Council, the Board of Major League Baseball Advanced Media,the Ownership Committee, the Diversity Committee, and the Commissioner’sSpecial Committee for On-Field Matters. He also serves on the board of theNational Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.

DeWitt, a native St. Louisan, is a graduate of St. Louis Country Day School,received his B.A. Degree in economics from Yale University in 1963, and M.B.A.

Degree from Harvard Business School in 1965. As the son of former baseball executive and team owner,William O. DeWitt and Margaret H. DeWitt, he has deep roots in Baseball dating back to his childhood. Mr.DeWitt, Sr. began his career with the Cardinals in 1916 and worked in a variety of executive positions underBranch Rickey until the early 1940s when he joined the St. Louis Browns as General Manager. He was twicenamed Executive of the Year, was sole owner of the Cincinnati Reds from 1961-67 and majority owner of theBrowns from 1949-51 when Bill, Jr. served as the team’s bat boy, and his uniform, number 1/8, was worn byEddie Gaedel during his famous pinch hitting appearance on August 19, 1951.

DeWitt, Jr. has been a prior owner of the Baltimore Orioles, Cincinnati Reds and Texas Rangers. He was alsoa shareholder of the Cincinnati Bengals Football Team and the Cincinnati Stingers Hockey Team, and has had along career in private equity with Reynolds DeWitt & Co. He is married to the former Katharine Cramer of St.Louis. They have four grown children: Katie, Bill, Andrew, and Margot, and 12 grandchildren.

FREDERICK O. HANSERDIRECTOR

Fred Hanser has been a Director of the Cardinals since 1996, as well as the team'sSecretary. He served as Vice Chairman until his retirement in 2009. A life-long St. Louisresident and Cardinals fan, Hanser was born April 13, 1942. He is the son of Olive DiezHanser Mullen and S. Albert Hanser, M.D. and is the great-grandson of Adolph M. Diez,who was an owner of the Cardinals for 30 years, from 1917-1947.Hanser received a B.A. degree in economics from Yale University in 1963 and earned aJ.D. degree from the Washington University School of Law in 1966. He practiced law withthe St. Louis law firm of Armstrong, Teasdale, L.L.P. beginning in 1978, and previously

with Fordyce and Mayne from 1966-1978. Hanser and his wife, Kathy, have two grown children, Tim and Kara Mikulec,M.D., and four grandchildren.

In Memory ofANDREW N. BAUR

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The Cardinals family lost a dear friend in February of 2011. Drew Baur was a keyorganizer of the current ownership group that bought the Cardinals in the spring of1996. Drew was a civic leader known for his generous philanthropic work, his engagingpersonality and his lifelong love of the Cardinals.

Drew had been a Director of the Cardinals since 1996 and also served as the team'sTreasurer. He had a distinguished career in banking, serving as Chairman of

Southwest Bank of St. Louis, Chairman & CEO of County Bank of St. Louis and President and Chairman ofCommerce Bank of St. Louis. The son of the late Andrew H. Baur and the former Florence Noland, Baur attendedCountry Day School in St. Louis, received an AB degree in 1966 from Washington & Lee University in Lexington,Va., and an M.B.A. from Georgia State University in 1970. Baur is survived by his mother Florence, his threechildren Andrew, Todd and McKay, and his seven grandchildren.

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MANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT

WILLIAM DEWITT, IIIPRESIDENT

Bill DeWitt III was named President of the St. Louis Cardinals in March 2008.

In his role as team President, DeWitt oversees all aspects of the business of the

team and its affiliated entities.

Prior to his appointment as team President, he was Sr. Vice President of

Business Development with the Cardinals and oversaw the design and construction

of the new Busch Stadium, which opened in April, 2006. Prior to that he was

involved in several merchandising, marketing, and operational projects for the team.

DeWitt was also involved in the planning for Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter,

Florida, where the Cardinals conduct Spring Training and host a Florida State

League team, the Palm Beach Cardinals. He continues to be involved in plans

for a mixed-use real estate development - Ballpark Village - which will be built adjacent to the new Busch Stadium

on the sight of the old ballpark.

DeWitt, 43, graduated cum laude from the Taft School in 1986 and went on to graduate cum laude from Yale

University in 1990. He then served as an assistant to William Reilly, head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

in Washington D.C. for four years. While there he researched and prepared briefing materials and speeches. He

then attended Harvard Business School, earning his MBA in 1995.

DeWitt currently sits on the boards of the following institutions: The Taft School in Watertown, CT; Cardinals

Care; Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri; the Muny; the Partnership for Downtown St. Louis; the St. Louis

Sports Commission; and the RCGA. He was formerly president of the board of Emergency Children’s Home

(ECHO) in St. Louis.

DeWitt and his wife, Ira, live in St. Louis with their two children - daughter Natalie (12) and son, Will (9). Bill is an

avid golfer and ice hockey player.

CARDINALS’ CLUB PRESIDENTSJ.B.C. Lucas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1876-77Henry V. Lucas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1885-86Chris Von der Ahe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1892-97Benjamin S. Muckenfuss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1898Frank De Hass Robison . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1899-1906M. Stanley Robison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1906-10E.A. Steininger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1911-12James C. Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1912Schuyler P. Britton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1913-16Mrs. Schuyler P. Britton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1916W. Branch Rickey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1917-19

Samuel Breadon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1920-47Robert E. Hannegan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1947-49Fred M. Saigh Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1949-53August A. Busch Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1953-73Richard A. Meyer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1974August A. Busch Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1974-89Fred L. Kuhlmann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989-91Stuart F. Meyer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992-94Mark C. Lamping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994-2008William DeWitt III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008-present CARDINALS’ GENERAL MANAGERS

JOHN MOZELIAKSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT / GENERAL MANAGER

John “Mo” Mozeliak was named the Cardinals Vice President/General

Manager on October 31, 2007. Mozeliak was promoted from his previous

position as Assistant General Manager with the club, a position he had

held for six seasons. He is the 12th general manager in more than 100 years

of Cardinals baseball history.

Mozeliak made several moves prior to the 2011 season to try positioning

the club for another postseason appearance. He signed free agent outfielder

Lance Berkman and infielder Nick Punto, as well as trading for shortstop

Ryan Theriot.

In January of 2010, Mo orchestrated the largest player contract in team

franchise history with the signing of Matt Holliday to a seven-year deal with

an option for 2017. He re-signed pitcher Kyle Lohse, who he picked up as

a free-agent in March 2008, to a four-year deal the day following the conclusion of the 2008 season. Upon

being named GM in 2007, he completed a deal with catcher Yadier Molina on a four-year contract with a club

option for a fifth year that ensures one of the best young catchers in the game remains in a Cardinals

uniform through at least 2011.

His in-season moves in 2009 helped the Cardinals to their first N.L. Central Division title under his watch.

Mo traded for infielders Mark DeRosa and Julio Lugo and made his biggest splash with a trade on July 24

that brought outfielder Matt Holliday to St. Louis. He also added veteran right handed pitcher John Smoltz

in August to bolster the pitching staff. In addition, he signed relievers Ryan Franklin and Trever Miller to new

contracts during the 2009 season to keep them with the Cardinals for at least another two years.

Mozeliak, 42, is a 16-year veteran of the Cardinals front office. He joined the organization following the

1995 season and served as an assistant in scouting operations during the 1996 and ‘97 seasons. He was

named the assistant scouting director in 1998 and promoted to scouting director during 1999 and 2000. Several

notable players came out of the draft classes of ‘99 and 2000 under Mo’s direction, most notably first

baseman and perennial All-Star Albert Pujols who was drafted in the 13th round of the 1999 draft and

catcher Yadier Molina.

In 2001, Mozeliak was named the Director of Baseball Operations and he was promoted to Assistant General

Manager in 2003. During his time as Asst. GM his duties increased as he focused more on the Major

League club and professional scouting, while still having direct involvement in both the scouting and player

development departments.

Mozeliak began his career in baseball in 1993 with the Colorado Rockies where he worked in a variety

of positions in baseball operations. He attended the University of Arizona and is a graduate of the University

of Colorado. He lives in St. Louis with his wife, Julie, and daughter, Allyson More (7/22/99) and son, William

John (1/7/05).

Richard A. Meyer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1954-55

Frank C. Lane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1956-57

Vaughn P. (Bing) Devine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1958-64

Robert L. Howsam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1965-66

Stanley F. Musial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1967

Vaughn P. (Bing) Devine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1968-78

John Claiborne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1979-80

Dorrel (Whitey) Herzog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1980-82

Joe McDonald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1982-84

Dal Maxvill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1985-94

Walt Jocketty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994-2007

John Mozeliak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007-present

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MICHAEL GIRSCHASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER

Girsch begins his first season as the Cardinals’ Assistant General Manager. He wasappointed to the position in January of this year. He will assist General Manager JohnMozeliak in all aspects of the club’s baseball operations. Girsch’s direct responsibilitiesinclude overseeing the Cardinals’ analytical department.

A native of Chicago, Ill., Girsch has been a member of the Cardinals organizationsince 2006. His most recent role was as Director of Baseball Development in whichhe oversaw the club’s analytical department and assisted in player evaluation andscouting. He was also instrumental in the creation and development of the team’sRedBirdDog computer system that coordinates amateur and professional scouting

reports, minor league game reports, performance data and health information.Girsch, 34, holds degrees from both the University of Notre Dame and the University of Chicago Booth School

of Business where he earned his MBA. He and his wife, Kelly, reside in St. Louis with their four children, twins Addisonand Eleanor (6), Claire (4) and Thomas (3).

JEFF LUHNOWVICE PRESIDENT OF SCOUTING & PLAYER DEVELOPMENT

Jeff Luhnow joined the Cardinals in 2003 as Vice President of Baseball Development.Since September 2006 Luhnow has served multiple roles as the club's farm director,amateur scouting director and international director. His current position came afterserving as scouting director since 2005 and international director since 2004. He reportsto VP/General Manager John Mozeliak.

Under Luhnow’s guidance, the Cardinals have added top prospects into the club’s minorleague system which have aided the big-league club and assisted the team in trades.Current Cardinals players Colby Rasmus, Jaime Garcia, Mitchell Boggs, Allen Craig,Tyler Greene and Jon Jay were draft picks under Luhnow’s watch, as well as topprospects Zack Cox, Lance Lynn and Shelby Miller.

During 2004, Luhnow oversaw the opening of the Cardinals baseball academy in the Dominican Republic and hasdirected an international scouting effort that has produced current reliever Fernando Salas and prospects EduardoSanchez, Carlos Martinez and Oscar Taveras. In addition to his work in scouting, from 2003-2007 Luhnow led thedevelopment of proprietary player evaluation methods to assist in player personnel decisions at both the amateur andprofessional level.

Luhnow, 44, is the founder, former President and COO of Archetype Solutions, Inc., and was General Manager andVP of Marketing for Petstore.com. Prior to that, he spent five years with the global management consulting firm of McKinseyand Company, where he was elevated to Associate Principal shortly before leaving to become an entrepreneur. He isa graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with dual Bachelor of Science degrees in economics and engineering, andreceived his MBA from Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University. Luhnow was born andraised in Mexico City, Mexico and is fluent in Spanish. Luhnow and his family reside in St Louis.

JOHN VUCHFARM DIRECTOR

John Vuch is in his 24th season in Baseball Operations and his 33rd overall

with the Cardinals. Vuch was promoted to Farm Director on September 16, 2010,

after spending more than three years as Director of Minor League Operations. The

2010 Cardinals Minor League system had the highest combined winning

percentage of any Major League organization last season.

In his current role as farm director, Vuch oversees all aspects of the

Cardinals player development system, he is responsible for the daily operations of

the Cardinals' farm system and is involved with the club's minor league player

personnel decisions. Vuch has worked several years in the player development

department, serving as the main contact for Cardinals’ minor league players. He began working for the

Cardinals as a “runner” in 1979 and worked in the Sales Department from 1985 to 1987.

He was awarded the Harry Mitauer Good Guy Award by the St. Louis chapter of the Baseball Writer’s

Association of America at their 51st annual dinner on January 19, 2009. A St. Louis native, Vuch graduated

from Oakville High School and the University of Missouri-St. Louis with a bachelor’s degree in Business

Administration. Vuch and his wife, Maria, reside in south St. Louis County with their children Jack (16),Hayley (13) and Anna (10).

GARY LaROCqUESPECIAL ASSISTANT TO GENERAL MANAGER

Gary LaRocque joined the St. Louis organization in 2008 as Senior Special Assistant tothe General Manager. He is in his 36th year in professional baseball in player developmentand scouting. He served in senior management levels for the New York Mets beginning in1998, as Scouting Director, Assistant General Manager and Vice President / PlayerDevelopment and Scouting through 2005 and was appointed Vice President of ProfessionalScouting in 2006.

Before joining the Mets, Gary started his professional playing career as a minor leagueinfielder in 1975 with the Milwaukee Brewers, and began a 19-year career with the LosAngeles Dodgers in 1979 as a minor league coach. He began managing in 1981 through 1983in the Pioneer League and Gulf Coast Rookie Leagues, followed by the Class AA Texas

League for four seasons and in 1988 managed in the California League. LaRocque moved into the scouting departmentin 1989 as an area scout and from 1992-1997 was a regional scouting supervisor for the Dodgers.

LaRocque acquired his degree in secondary Education (Mathematics) in 1975 from the University of Hartford, West Hartford,Conn., and was elected to the Athletic Hall of Fame at the University of Hartford in 1993. Gary and his wife Teri have twochildren, Chris and Ashley.

MIKE JORGENSENSPECIAL ASSISTANT TO GENERAL MANAGER

Mike Jorgensen currently serves as a Special Assistant to the General Manager after beingpromoted to his current post on September 22, 2001. He served as director of playerdevelopment for 10 seasons, since February 1992, before his current role and was theteam’s minor league hitting instructor/coordinator in1990 and 1991.

Upon retiring as a player after the 1985 season, ‘Jorgy’ was hired as an instructor in theCardinals’ minor league system. Midway through the 1986 season, he was named managerat St. Petersburg and led the team to an 88-48 finish and the Florida State Leaguechampionship. He also managed the Triple-A Louisville Redbirds from 1987 to 1989.Jorgensen made his big-league managerial debut following the dismissal of Cardinals skipperJoe Torre on June 16, 1995, and guided the team to a 41-55 mark. While managing the fieldoperations, he also remained in his post as director of player development.

Jorgensen was a lefthanded-hitting first baseman/outfielder during a major league career that spanned 18 seasons. Hewas selected by the New York Mets in the June 1966 free-agent draft and made his big-league debut in 1968. He was tradedto Montreal at the start of the 1972 season, his first of five full seasons with the Expos. He went on to play for Oakland, Texas,the Mets again, Atlanta and St. Louis.

Jorgensen, 62, graduated from Francis Lewis High School in Flushing, N.Y., attended St. John’s University and servedfrom 1967-1972 in the United Stated Marine Corps Reserve. He and his wife, Brenda, have three married children; Brian,Kristen and Eric, and four grandsons: Eric, Jacob, James and Owen.

MATT SLATERSPECIAL ASSISTANT TO GENERAL MANAGER

Slater joined the Cardinals organization in 2007 and is in his 21st year in MajorLeague Baseball. Named Special Assistant to the General Manager in December 2007,in his role as senior talent evaluator, Matt is responsible for scouting Major League, minorleague, amateur and international players. Furthermore, Matt aids the General Managerin player management and roster composition. For the past six years, he has also servedas a consultant/advisor to the Orix Buffaloes Baseball Club of Japan’s NipponProfessional Baseball league.

Prior to joining the Cardinals, Slater served in various management capacities forthe Los Angeles Dodger for nine years, including Director of Scouting Operations,Director of Baseball Operations and Director of Professional Scouting. While with the

Dodgers, he oversaw scouting operations while also being involved with contract negotiations, arbitration and rostermanagement. Before his time with the Dodgers, Slater worked with the Baltimore Orioles from 1995-98 as theAdministrator of Scouting. He got his start in professional baseball with the Milwaukee Brewers as Scouting and PlayerDevelopment Assistant.

Slater, a native of Fort Wayne, Indiana, graduated from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis. in 1993, with adegree in Business Administration – Organizational Management and has a law degree from Southwestern Law Schoolin Los Angeles, Calif. He resides in Chesterfield, Mo. with his wife, Thomasine, and their three children, Brandon (10),Madison (7) and Jacob (7).

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BARRY WEINBERGASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

Barry Weinberg is in his 14th season with the Cardinals athletic training staff. Afterserving the club in the role of Head Athletic Trainer for 13 seasons, he begins his roleas Assistant Athletic Trainer this season. Prior to joining St. Louis, Weinberg spent 16seasons as Head Athletic Trainer for the Oakland A’s. He has enjoyed two World Seriesvictories as a Head Athletic Trainer, in 2006 with the Cardinals and in 1989 withOakland. He began his athletic training career in 1974 with the Pittsburgh Pirates, wherehe spent five seasons in their minor league system. He was the New York Yankees’assistant athletic trainer from 1979-81.

Weinberg, 59, is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and theNational Strength and Conditioning Association. He received a bachelor’s degree in

physical education from Springfield (Mass.) College and a master’s degree in athletic training from Indiana University.Weinberg was the American League athletic trainer at the 1987 and 1993 All-Star games and the National Leagueathletic trainer at the 2005 and 2009 All-Star games.

Weinberg was inducted into the Washington D.C. Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in 1996 and received theDistinguished Alumni award from Springfield College in 2000. He was the producer and host for a baseball trainingand conditioning video in 2000. A native of Silver Spring, Md., Weinberg is a Broadway enthusiast and enjoyscountry and western music, photography and golf.

GREG HAUCKHEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

Hauck this year begins his first season as the Head Athletic Trainer with the Cardinalsorganization. He joined the team in January of 2005 and served as the AssistantAthletic Trainer for six seasons. A native of Ashland, Oregon, Greg lived and workedin Phoenix, Ariz., prior to joining the Cardinals.

Before his move to St. Louis, Greg taught and practiced Sports Medicine in theArizona school system. From 1997 through the 2000 season he was the Medical Rehaband Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coordinator with the Oakland Athletics.He spent 10 years prior to that role as an Athletic Trainer in the A’s organization.

Hauck received his Bachelor of Science degree from Southern Oregon Universityand his masters degree from the University of Phoenix. In addition to being a Certified

Athletic Trainer, he is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach. The 45-year-old Hauck enjoys reading andspending time with his family. He and his wife, Carrie, have a daughter Courtney (11) and son, Garrett (5), and maketheir home in St. Louis with their dog, Sara.

ADAM OLSENASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER, P.T.

Adam Olsen begins his second season in St. Louis with the Cardinals as AssistantAthletic Trainer. Prior to moving to St. Louis, Olsen served the organization as theMedical Rehab Coordinator in Jupiter, Florida for four seasons.

Olsen is a native of De Pere, Wisconsin and a graduate of Auburn University wherehe earned his Athletic Training Certification. He worked as an athletic trainer forDisney’s Wide World of Sports and Wildwood High School in the Orlando area beforereturning to school for his Master’s in Physical Therapy from The University of Wisconsin-Madison. Following graduation, Olsen completed a post-professional Sports PhysicalTherapy Fellowship at Champion Sports Medicine and the American Sports MedicineInstitute (ASMI) under the direction of Dr. James Andrews and Kevin Wilk in Birmingham,Alabama.

Olsen, 33, and his wife, Amy, reside in St. Louis with their daughter, Annabelle Frances, and their dogs Maddieand Bailey.

PETE PRINZISTRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH

Pete Prinzi is in his 12th season at the major league level for the Redbirds and his15th year in the Cardinals’ system overall. From 1997 through 1999, he served as theclub’s minor league strength and conditioning coordinator.

Prinzi, 41, graduated from Florida State University where he played football for theSeminoles. After playing professionally for three seasons (1991-93) in the EuropeanFootball League, he returned to his alma mater as an assistant strength coach from1994 through 1996.

A native of Tampa, Fla., Prinzi resides in St. Louis.

DR. GEORGE PALETTA JR.HEAD TEAM PHYSICIAN & MEDICAL DIRECTOR

Dr. George A. Paletta Jr. is in his fifth season as the team’s medical director and continues

in his role as the Cardinals’ head team physician. It will be his 13th season as head physician,

14th overall with the club. He served as the team’s orthopedic consultant in 2006, with the

eight seasons prior to that as the team’s head physician.

Before joining the Cardinals, Paletta worked with the New York Mets as the associate team

physician from July 1996 through 1997. He currently works with both the St. Louis Blues and

the St. Louis Rams and has been an assistant team physician for the Cleveland Browns and

Cleveland Cavaliers.

Paletta is a 1984 graduate of The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass. He

completed medical school in 1988, receiving an M.D. from Johns Hopkins University School

of Medicine in Baltimore. Paletta completed a surgical internship at Northwestern University Hospital in Chicago and then

a residency in orthopedic surgery at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York where he also completed a research fellowship

in sports medicine. After residency, he served as a fellow in sports medicine in 1994 and 1995 at the Cleveland Clinic. He

then completed an additional fellowship in pediatric and adolescent sports medicine at Children’s Hospital of Michigan.

In January 1996, Paletta joined the staff of the Hospital for Special Surgery as an assistant attending surgeon on the Sports

Medicine and Shoulder Service. He also served on the faculty of Cornell University Medical College as an instructor in

orthopedic surgery. In 1998, he joined the faculty of Washington University’s Department of Orthopedic Surgery as an assistant

professor. In August of 2005 he joined the Orthopedic Center of St. Louis.

Paletta and his wife, Jackie, have four children: Sarah, Savannah, George III and Emma.

DR. LYNDON GROSSORTHOPEDICS

Dr. Gross will be in his fifth season with the Cardinals as an orthopedic doctor with the

club. He works alongside Dr. Paletta at the Orthopedic Center of St. Louis.

A native of New York, Gross graduated from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York and

graduated from medical school at the State University of New York in Brooklyn. He did his

medical internship at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, Pa., and

completed an orthopedic residency at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center as well.

A board certified orthopedic surgeon, Gross fellowship trained in Sports Medicine at

American Sports Medicine Institute in Birmingham, Alabama, under the instruction of Dr. James

Andrews and Dr. William Clancy, Jr. Along with his role with the Cardinals, he is the team

physician for the Saint Louis University Billikens covering all team sports. Gross is also the team physician for Lindbergh,

Fox and Parkway High Schools as well as an assistant professor at Saint Louis University Department of Orthopedic

Surgery. He formerly served as an assistant team physician for the Washington Redskins.

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DR. WENDELL BECTONASSOCIATE PHYSICIAN

DR. JASON SELKDIRECTOR OF SPORT PSYCHOLOGY

DR. RICHARD SNITZERTEAM DENTIST

DR. STAN LONDONSENIOR MEDICAL ADVISOR

DR. JOHN ELLENATEAM INTERNIST

Dr. Ellena will be in his fourth season as team internist after joining the staff in 2008.Currently, he is the Medical Director for the BJC Medical Group which is a multi-specialty groupemploying 130 physicians across the BJC system.

Dr. Ellena completed his undergraduate degree at Southern Illinois University in Carbondaleand continued his education at the SIU School of Medicine in Springfield, IL, graduating in1983. After his internship and residency in Internal Medicine at The Jewish Hospital of St.Louis/Washington University, Major Ellena spent the next three years in the Air Forceassigned to Scott AFB and the Military Airlift Command.

Recognized for his insight, Dr. Ellena was appointed to the Board of Directors for BJCHealthcare, the largest employer in the State of Missouri, with 13 member hospitals and 26,000

employees. He continues to serve on the Patient Care Committee of the Board and the Medical Executive Committee atBarnes Jewish West County Hospital.

Dr. Ellena was born and raised 90 miles north of St. Louis in Virden, Illinois. Away from work he enjoys skiing, travel andscuba diving.

DR. CLAYTON SKAGGSC.I.H.P. - INJURY &

PERFORMANCE CONSULTANT

JERRY RISCHVISITING CLUBHOUSE MANAGER

RIP ROWANEqUIPMENT MANAGER

C.J. CHERRETRAVELING SECRETARY

ERNIE MOOREASSISTANT EqUIPMENT MANAGER

MARK WALSHHOME CLUBHOUSE ASSISTANT

CHUCK ROWANHOME CLUBHOUSE ASSISTANT

JEFF RISCHVISITING CLUBHOUSE ASSISTANT

BUDDY BATESMINOR LEAGUE EqUIPMENT

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CHAD BLAIRVIDEO COORDINATOR

JEFF MURPHY (58)BULLPEN CATCHER/CATCHING

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MIKE ALDRETE ASSISTANT HITTING COACH

BEN BULTMANNVIDEO ASSISTANT

DR. RALPH FILSONTEAM CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. Ralph Filson begins his 14th year with the Cardinals as the team’s chiropractor.

He served as the team chiropractor for the St. Louis Rams from 1999 t0 2003.

A native of St. Louis, Dr. Filson is a graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic

and is a full-time professor at Logan University. Filson is a member of the Logan

University Post Graduate Faculty and teaches throughout the United States. He has

authored a textbook on chiropractic procedures as well as many journal articles.

Filson and his wife, Mari, have four children: Kerry, twins Emma and Samuel,

and Tara, and one grandson, Joe.

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Tony La Russa completed his15th season as the Cardinals manager in 2010 andenters the 2011 season as the dean of all active managers. On October 18, 2010, hesigned a one-year contract to be the Manager of the Cardinals for a team-leading 16thseason. His current 15 seasons are the most continuous years of managerial servicewith the organization, surpassing Hall of Famer Red Schoendienst (12). La Russa hasguided his Cardinal teams to a franchise record 1,318 wins and is tops on the Cardsall-time games managed list with 2,429 games.

La Russa has led his Cardinals teams to eight division titles, two National LeaguePennants and a 10th World Championship title in 2006. In addition to ranking first onthe Cardinals all-time games managed list (2,429), he is the 17th manager in MajorLeague history to surpass 2,000 games managed with one team. He currently ranks3rd on Major League Baseball’s all-time managerial wins list with 2,638 and 2nd in all-time games managed with 4,935. With the Redbirds World Series title in 2006, La Russajoined Sparky Anderson as the only managers in Major League history to have wona World Series in both the American and National League, and he and Leo Durocherare the only managers in Major League history to have 500 or more wins with threedifferent teams.

La Russa’s Cardinal teams have finished above .500 in 12 of his 15 seasons,including the 2004 and 2005 seasons in which the team recorded 105 and 100 wins,respectively, making La Russa just the second Cardinals manager to oversee two 100-win campaigns. His Cardinals teams have finished no lower than 3rd place in all but

three seasons and they have held 1st place or been within a game of 1st place during the month of September in nine of the past11 seasons. Prior to 2007’s 78-84 finish, the Cardinals were the lone National League team to have posted a winning record in everyseason since 2000.

The 105 Cardinals victories in 2004 were the most by any La Russa-managed club in his career and the 105 wins tied for thesecond most in Cardinals’ franchise history with the 1943 and 1944 clubs. The team’s 105-57 record was tops in the Majors in 2004.La Russa was honored that season with the Negro League Museum’s C.I. Taylor Award as Manager of the Year. Tony has also beenhonored as the N.L. Manager of the Year by the BBWAA in 2002 when the Cardinals won 97 games after he guided the team to theN.L. Central title in an emotion-filled season.

La Russa was hired by the Cardinals on October 23, 1995, after managing for 17 years in the American League with Oaklandand Chicago. In his first N.L. season, La Russa guided the Cardinals to the 1996 Central Division title and was named Major LeagueManager of the Year by the Associated Press.

Regarded by his peers as one of the game’s top managers, La Russa’s honors include Manager of the Year recognition in fiveseasons, eight N.L. Central Division titles, two N.L. pennants, five A.L. Western Division titles, three A.L. pennants and two WorldSeries championships. He has served as manager of the 2007 and 2005 National League All-Star teams and was a coach for theN.L. All-Star team in both 2003 and 2009.

La Russa began his professional managing career in 1978 with Knoxville of the Class- AA Southern League before taking hisfirst major league managing job on August 2, 1979, with the Chicago White Sox. In seven-plus seasons (1979-86) with the WhiteSox, La Russa quickly established his managerial acumen. In 1983, he guided Chicago to the A.L. West title and the best record inthe major leagues, 99-63. He was rewarded with Manager of the Year accolades from the Sporting News, the Associated Press andthe Baseball Writers’ Association of America.

In 1984, La Russa’s White Sox were tied for first place at the All-Star break before finishing fifth with a 74-88 record. He was relievedof his duties on June 19, 1986, and took over as the Oakland manager on July 7. In just his second full year with the A’s, La Russamanaged the club to an A.L. West-record 104 wins, the A.L. pennant and into the 1988 World Series. He again earned Manager ofthe Year honors from the BBWAA and the Sporting News. For three straight years, 1988-90, the A’s led the major leagues invictories, only the 11th time in history that a team had accomplished such a feat. During that span, La Russa’s A’s became the firstteam to win three consecutive A.L. pennants since the 1976-78 New York Yankees.

In 1989, La Russa guided the Athletics to their fourth World Championship sincethe club moved to Oakland, sweeping the Giants in four straight games during theearthquake-interrupted Bay Bridge Series.

On July 14, 1991, La Russa became the 40th manager in major league history towin 1,000 career games. He earned a third Manager of the Year award in 1992 aftersteering the A’s to their fourth A.L. West title in five years. He is Oakland’s all-time leaderin games managed (1,471) and victories (798).

The former infielder signed his first pro contract with the Kansas City Athletics onthe night he graduated from high school in 1962. He made his major league debut withKansas City just one year later. La Russa didn’t return to the majors again until 1968, this time with the A’s of Oakland. He went onto play parts of four seasons in Oakland before concluding his big-league playing career with Atlanta and the Chicago Cubs. Overall,his professional career spanned 16 seasons.

La Russa, the 48th manager in Cardinals history, actually was a member of the organization once previously, when he was aplayer-coach for the Cardinals Triple-A New Orleans affiliate in 1977.

A graduate of Florida State University’s School of Law in 1978, La Russa passed the bar exam in December 1979, making himone of only five lawyer/managers in baseball history. The other four are Monte Ward (New York Giants, Brooklyn and Providence,late 1800s), Hughie Jennings (Detroit, 1907-20, New York Giants, 1924), Miller Huggins (St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees,1913-29) and Branch Rickey (St. Louis Browns, 1913-15, St. Louis Cardinals, 1919-25). All of La Russa’s predecessors are in theHall of Fame.

La Russa, 66, makes his off-season home in Alamo, Calif., with his wife, Elaine, and their two daughters, Bianca Tai (9/14/79)and Devon Kai (8/17/82). La Russa was born 10/4/44 in Tampa, Fla., and graduated from Jefferson High School in Tampa. He alsoholds a degree in industrial management from The University of South Florida in Tampa. He is the founder and chairperson of TonyLa Russa’s Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF) and is an active member in the Cardinals’ community foundation, Cardinals Care. Heteamed with author H.G. Bissinger (“Friday Night Lights”) on a book titled “Three Nights in August” that was released in 2005. LaRussa was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame in 2006.

most postseason wins

manager won-Lost winning pct.

1. Joe Torre 84-58 .592

2. Bobby Cox 67-69 .493

3. tony La Russa 59-51 .536

4. Casey Stengel 37-26 .587

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1978 Knoxville Southern 1st (West, 1st half) 49 21

(2nd half) 4 4

1979 Iowa Amer. Assoc. 54 52

Chicago American 5th (West) 27 27

1980 Chicago American 5th (West) 70 90

1981 Chicago American 3rd (West, 1st half) 31 22

6th (West, 2nd half) 23 30

1982 Chicago American 3rd (West) 87 75

1983*+~ Chicago American 1st (West) 99 63

1984 Chicago American 5th (tie, West) 74 88

1985 Chicago American 3rd (West) 85 77

1986 Chicago American 26 38

Oakland American 3rd (tie, West) 45 34

1987 Oakland American 3rd (West) 81 81

1988*# Oakland American 1st (West) 104 58

1989 Oakland American 1st (West) 99 63

1990 Oakland American 1st (West) 103 59

1991 Oakland American 4th (West) 84 78

1992*# Oakland American 1st (West) 96 66


1994 Oakland American 2nd (West) 51 63


1996~ St. Louis National 1st (Central) 88 74

1997 St. Louis National 4th (Central) 73 89

1998 St. Louis National 3rd (Central) 83 79


2000 St. Louis National 1st (Central) 95 67

2001 St. Louis National 1st (tie, Central) 93 69

2002** St. Louis National 1st (Central) 97 65








2010 St. Louis National 2nd (Central) 86 76

MAJOR TOTALS 2,638 2,293** NL Manager of the Year (BBWAA) * AL Manager of the Year (BBWAA) # AL Manager of the Year (TSN) + Major League Manager of the Year (TSN) ~ Major League Manager of the Year (AP)

manaGeRiaL RecoRd (postseason/aLL-staR Game)d.s. L.c.s. w.s. a.s.G

Year club League w L w L w L w L

1983 Chicago American - - 1 3 - - - -

1988 Oakland American - - 4 0 1 4 - -

1989 Oakland American - - 4 1 4 0 1 0

1990 Oakland American - - 4 0 0 4 1 0

1991 Oakland American - - - - - - 1 0

1992 Oakland American - - 2 4 - - - -

1996 St. Louis National 3 0 3 4 - - - -


2001 St. Louis National 2 3 - - - - - -


2004 St. Louis National 3 1 4 3 0 4 - -

2005 St. Louis National 3 0 2 4 - - 0 1

2006 St. Louis National 3 1 4 3 4 1 - -

2007 St. Louis National - - - - - - 0 1

2009 St. Louis National 0 3 - - - - - -

TOTALS 20 8 30 30 9 13 3 2

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antHonY (tonY) La RUssa JR. (10) manaGeR coacHes

La RUssa — compLete RecoRd

Year club LG avg. G aB R H 2B 3B HR RBi

1962 Daytona Beach FlaSt .258 64 225 37 58 7 0 1 32

Binghamton East .186 12 43 3 8 0 0 0 4

1963 Kansas City AL .250 34 44 4 11 1 1 0 1

1964 Lewiston Nwest .234 90 329 50 77 22 1 1 25

1965 Birmingham South .193 75 259 24 50 11 2 1 18

1966 Modesto Cal .291 81 316 67 92 20 1 7 54

Mobile South .294 51 170 20 50 9 4 4 26


1968 Oakland AL .333 5 3 0 1 0 0 0 0

Vancouver PCL .240 122 455 55 109 16 8 5 29

1969 Iowa AmAs .306 67 235 37 72 11 1 4 27

Oakland AL .000 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0

1970 Iowa AmAs .250 22 88 13 22 5 0 2 5

Oakland AL .198 52 106 6 21 4 1 0 6

1971 Iowa AmAs .290 28 107 21 31 5 1 2 11

Oakland AL .000 23 8 3 0 0 0 0 0

Atlanta NL .286 9 7 1 2 0 0 0 0

1972 Richmond Int .308 122 389 68 120 13 2 10 42

1973 Wichita AmAs .314 106 392 82 123 16 0 5 75

Chicago NL — 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

1974 Charleston Int .260 139 457 50 119 17 1 8 35

1975 Denver AmAs .280 118 354 87 99 23 2 7 46

1976 Iowa AmAs .259 107 332 53 86 11 0 4 34

1977 New Orleans AmAs .188 50 128 17 24 2 2 3 6

MAJOR TOTALS .199 132 176 15 35 5 2 0 7

actiVe wins LeadeRs

Tony La Russa ranks first among active Major League

managers with 2,638 career victories:

manager won-Lost winning pct.

1. tony La Russa 2,638-2,293 .535

2. Jim Leyland 1,493-1,518 .496

3. Dusty Baker 1,405-1,284 .522

4. Bruce Bochy 1,274-1,300 .495

5. Mike Scioscia 980-802 .550

caRdinaLs’ aLL-time manaGeRiaL wins

manager Years won Lost pct.

1. tony La Russa 1996-present 1,318 1,110 .543

2. Red Schoendienst 1965-76,’80,’90 1,041 955 .522

3. Whitey Herzog 1980-90 822 728 .530

4. Billy Southworth 1929, 1940-45 620 346 .642

5. Branch Rickey 1919-25 458 485 .486

6. Frank Frisch 1933-38 457 354 .564

7. Eddie Dyer 1946-50 446 325 .578

La RUssa amonG aLL-time manaGeRiaL LeadeRs

manager Games manager wins

1. Connie Mack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7,755 1. Connie Mack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,731

2. tony La Russa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,935 2. John McGraw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,763

3. John McGraw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,769 3. tony La Russa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,638

4. Bobby Cox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,508 4. Bobby Cox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,504

5. Bucky Harris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,408 5. Joe Torre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,326

6. Joe Torre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,329 6. Sparky Anderson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,194

7. Sparky Anderson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,030 7. Bucky Harris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,157

8. Gene Mauch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,942 8. Joe McCarthy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,125

9. Casey Stengel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,766 9. Walter Alston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,040

10. Leo Durocher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,739 10. Leo Durocher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,008

daVid (daVe) edwin dUncan (18)

pitcHinG coacH

Duncan, 65, will be serving in his 16th season as the Cardinals’ pitching coach afterbeing appointed to the post on October 23, 1995. This season marks his 32nd as apitching coach - the most all-time in the majors, surpassing Galen Cisco’s 28 years.

The Cardinals pitching staff had the fourth-lowest ERA (3.57) in the National Leaguein 2010 and Adam Wainwright became the fourth Cardinals 20-game winner under DaveDuncan’s watch, joining Chris Carpenter, Matt Morris and Darryl Kile.

His 2005 pitching staff posted the Cardinals first ERA (3.45) title since 1969 and thestarting staff recorded 81 wins, the most by a Cardinals team since the beginning ofDivisional play. His 2004 pitching staff finished percentage points behind Atlanta forthe National League’s ERA title (3.75), while the team’s 3.01 bullpen ERA rankedamong the league’s best as did the team’s 89 quality starts. In each of his first two

seasons, the pitching staff set club records for strikeouts and ranked in the top six in the league in ERA. Before joining the Cardinals, Duncan had been Oakland’s pitching coach since July 1986, when he joined the A’s along

with manager Tony La Russa. Under Duncan’s guidance, the Oakland staff ranked as one of the best in baseball, leadingthe American League in ERA from 1988 through 1990. In 1990, the A’s had the lowest earned-run average in the majors,becoming just the second A.L. staff to do so since the inception of the DH rule in 1973.

Duncan began his coaching career in 1978 with the Cleveland Indians. In 1982, he was hired as Seattle’s pitchingcoach, and the Mariners responded by leading the A.L. in strikeouts and finishing second in saves and shutouts. He left theMariners in 1983 to join La Russa and the Chicago White Sox.

A former catcher, Duncan signed with the Kansas City A’s in 1963 and made his major league debut in 1964. When theA’s moved to Oakland, Duncan moved with them and appeared in both the 1971 and 1972 A.L. Championship Series andthe 1972 World Series. Duncan concluded his playing career with two-year stints in both Cleveland (1973-74) and Baltimore(1975-76).

During his playing and coaching career, Duncan has been associated with eight Cy Young Award winners: he coachedBob Welch, Dennis Eckersley, LaMarr Hoyt and Chris Carpenter; and caught Vide Blue and Jim Hunter in Oakland, andJim Palmer and Mike Cuellar in Baltimore.

Duncan and his wife, Jeanine, have two sons, David (Shelley) and Chris. Shelley was drafted by the New York Yankeesin the June 2001 draft and made his Major League debut on July 20, 2007. Chris was a supplemental first-round draft pickby the Cardinals in the June 1999 draft and spent three-plus seasons as part of the Cardinals Major League team beforea mid-season trade to Boston in 2009. Dave was honored at the January 2009 St. Louis Baseball Writers Dinner with aMeritorious Service Award. He and Jeanine make their off-season home near Table Rock Lake, Mo.

dUncan — compLete RecoRd

Year club LG aVG. G aB R H 2B 3B HR RBi

1963 Daytona Bch FlaSt .145 47 152 16 22 2 1 4 10

1964 Kansas City AL .170 25 53 2 9 0 1 1 5


Lewiston Nwest .277 55 188 30 52 9 1 9 35

1966 Modesto Cal .271 121 439 103 119 8 2 *46 112


Kansas City AL .188 34 101 9 19 4 0 5 11

1968 Vancouver PCL .316 35 114 21 36 4 2 6 21

Oakland AL .191 82 246 15 47 4 0 7 28

1969 Oakland AL .126 58 127 11 16 3 0 3 22

1970 Oakland AL .259 86 232 21 60 7 0 10 29

1971 Oakland AL .253 103 363 39 92 13 1 15 40

1972 Oakland AL .218 121 403 39 88 13 0 19 59

1973 Cleveland AL .233 95 344 43 80 11 1 17 43

1974 Cleveland AL .200 136 425 45 85 10 1 16 46

1975 Baltimore AL .205 96 307 30 63 7 0 12 41

1976 Baltimore AL .204 93 284 20 58 7 0 4 17

MAJOR TOTALS .214 929 2885 274 617 79 4 109 341

* Led league.

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deReK Jansen LiLLiQUist (36)

BULLpen coacH

Lilliquist is in his 10th year with the Cardinals organization and his first as the

team’s bullpen coach. “Lilly” served as the Jupiter Complex pitching coordinator for the

past three seasons working with rehabilitating pitchers. From 2004-07 he served as

the pitching coach for Palm Beach (A). Palm Beach made the playoffs twice in that

span and won the 2005 Florida State League Championship as the pitching staff

registered the second best ERA (3.94) in the FSL.

Lilliquist initiated his career with the Cardinals at rookie level Johnson City in 2002

then moved on to Peoria in 2003. Before joining the Cardinals, Lilliquist was a high

school baseball coach at Vero Beach (Fla.) High School from 1998 to 2001.

The former lefthanded starter-turned-reliever spent five-plus years in the Major Leagues, recording 25 victories. In

1992 while with Cleveland, Lilliquist made 71 appearances, going 5-3 with a 1.75 ERA. The next season with Cleveland,

he earned 10 saves while recording a 2.25 ERA. He was drafted in 1987 by the Atlanta Braves in the first round (sixth pick

overall) of the June free agent draft and spent time in the Major Leagues with Atlanta, San Diego, Cleveland, Boston and

Cincinnati, ending his professional career in 1997.

Lilliquist, 45, graduated from Sarasota (Fla.) High School and had an outstanding collegiate career at the University of

Georgia where he compiled a 31-12 record with a 3.30 ERA in three years. In 1987 he led Georgia to the SEC title and a

first-ever trip to the NCAA College World Series after being named College Pitcher of the Year by Baseball America.

He makes his off-season home in Vero Beach with his children Derek (17) and Alexandra (15).

LiLLiQUist — compLete RecoRd

Year club eRa w-L G Gs sV ip H R eR BB so

1987 GCL Braves 0.00 0-0 2 2 0 13 3 0 0 2 16

Durham 2.88 2-1 3 3 0 25 13 9 8 6 29

1988 Richmond 3.38 10-12 28 28 0 170 179 70 64 36 80

1989 Atlanta 3.97 8-10 32 30 0 165 202 87 73 34 79

1990 Richmond 2.57 4-0 5 5 0 35 31 11 10 11 24

Atlanta 6.28 2-8 12 11 0 61 75 45 43 19 34

San Diego 4.33 3-3 16 7 0 60 61 29 29 23 29

1991 Las Vegas 5.38 4-6 33 14 2 105 142 79 63 33 89

San Diego 8.79 0-2 6 2 0 14 25 14 14 4 7

1992 Cleveland 1.75 5-3 71 0 6 61 39 13 12 18 47

1993 Cleveland 2.25 4-4 56 2 10 64 64 20 16 19 40

1994 Cleveland 4.91 1-3 36 0 1 29 34 17 16 8 15

1995 Alburquerque 2.70 0-0 13 0 5 13 18 4 4 3 9

Boston 6.26 2-1 28 0 0 23 27 17 16 9 9

1996 Indianapolis 2.60 4-1 47 0 1 52 47 17 15 7 51

Cincinnati 7.38 0-0 5 0 0 3 5 3 3 0 1

maJoR totaLs 4.13 25-34 262 52 17 483 532 245 222 134 261

maRK daVid mcGwiRe (25)

HittinG coacHMark McGwire was named as the Cardinals hitting coach on October 26, 2009, his first

return to uniform since announcing his retirement as a player following the 2001 season.McGwire, along with the Chicago Cubs Sammy Sosa, inspired a renaissance of the NationalPastime in 1998 as he blasted his way to a then major league record 70 home runs, eclipsingRoger Maris’ 1961 record of 61 homers. He currently ranks T8th with Alex Rodriguez on MajorLeague Baseball’s all-time home run list (583) and holds the majors single-season rookie recordfor home runs with 49, set in 1987 with the Oakland A’s.

A 12-time Major League All-Star selection, McGwire played parts of 12 seasons withthe Oakland A’s (1986-97) and four-plus seasons for the Cardinals (1997-2001).

“Big Mac” was selected by the Oakland A’s in the first round (10th player overall) of theJune 1994 amateur draft out of the University of Southern California. He was voted theconsensus American League Rookie of the Year in 1987 when his 49 homers led the leagueand tied for the Major League high. He hit a dramatic game winning homer in the ninthinning of Game 3 in 1988 World Series vs. the Los Angeles Dodgers and was a key cog inthe A’s World Championship title run in 1989 when Oakland defeated the San Francisco Giantsin the “Earthquake Series”. He hit an Oakland record and major league-leading 52 home

runs in 1996, becoming just the 14th player in Major League history to hit 50 home runs.In 1997, Mark became only the second Major Leaguer, after Babe Ruth, to hit 50 or more homers in consecutive seasons and

he became the first player to hit 20 home runs with two different teams in one season, hitting 24 homers for the Cardinals after arrivingin a July 31 trade from Oakland. He matched his previous single-season high for home runs on Sept. 16 vs. LA, when he launcheda 517-foot blast off the facade above the left-center field scoreboard — at the time the longest estimated homer at Busch Stadium.Earlier that same day he’d signed a contract extension with the Cardinals through the year 2000.

In addition to breaking the single-season home record in 1998, Mark led all Major Leaguers with a .752 slugging average, secondin N.L. history to Rogers Hornsby’s .756 average in 1925. One of that season’s more memorable blasts was a 545-foot shot off Florida’sLivan Hernandez on 5/16 that caromed off the St. Louis Post-Dispatch sign in dead center field. Mark connected for historic homerun No. 62 at 8:18 p.m. Central Time on Tue., Sept. 8 vs. CHI. With nobody on, two outs and the Cards trailing, 2-0, in the fourth inning,McGwire lined the first pitch from Cubs righthander Steve Trachsel an estimated 341 feet over the left-field wall — his shortest homerof the year. The ball cleared the wall 15 feet to the right of the foul pole and was retrieved under the stands by grounds crew workerTim Forneris. In the Sept. 27 season finale vs. MON, Mark hit a solo homer (No. 69) off Mike Thurman in the third and blasted No.70 off Carl Pavano in the seventh — a three-run shot to left in his final at-bat of the year.

He followed up his record-breaking season by hitting 65 home runs in 1999 to lead all Major Leaguers for the fourth straight season.He joined the exclusive 500 career home run club on Aug. 5 vs. SD, clouting a pair of homers off Andy Ashby: No. 500 was a 451-foot solo blast to center field; No. 501 was a 479-foot solo drive to left-center. He became only the second player, after Harmon Killebrew,to have a multihomer game while reaching 500 homers. He was named to baseball’s All-Century Team during the 1999 World Series.At the time of Mark’s contract signing in 1997, he announced that he was founding the Mark McGwire Foundation for Children to assistagencies that work with child-abuse victims...Mark and his family reside in southern California.

mcGwiRe — compLete RecoRd

Year Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E

1984 Modesto .200 16 55 7 11 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 8 0 21 0 0 2 .309 .302 1

1985 Modesto .274 138 489 95 134 23 3 +24 +106 0 7 4 96 2 108 1 2 9 .481 .393 33

1986 Huntsville .303 55 195 40 59 15 0 10 53 1 6 1 46 0 45 3 0 10 .533 .427 16

Tacoma .318 78 280 42 89 21 5 13 59 2 4 2 42 4 67 1 1 7 .568 .405 25

Oakland .189 18 53 10 10 1 0 3 9 0 0 1 4 0 18 0 1 0 .377 .259 6

1987 Oakland .289 151 557 97 161 28 4 *49 118 0 8 5 71 8 131 1 1 6*.618 .370 13

1988 Oakland .260 155 550 87 143 22 1 32 99 1 4 4 76 4 117 0 0 15 .478 .352 9

1989 Oakland .231 143 490 74 113 17 0 33 95 0 11 3 83 5 94 1 1 23 .467 .339 6

1990 Oakland .235 156 523 87 123 16 0 39 108 1 9 7 *110 9 116 2 1 13 .489 .370 5

1991 Oakland .201 154 483 62 97 22 0 22 75 1 5 3 93 3 116 2 1 13 .383 .330 4

1992 Oakland .268 139 467 87 125 22 0 42 104 0 9 5 90 12 105 0 1 10*.585 .385 6

1993 Oakland .333 27 84 16 28 6 0 9 24 0 1 1 21 5 19 0 1 0 .726 .467 0

1994 Oakland .252 47 135 26 34 3 0 9 25 0 0 0 37 3 40 0 0 3 .474 .413 4

1995 Oakland .274 104 317 75 87 13 0 39 90 0 6 11 88 5 77 1 1 9 .685 .441 12

1996 Oakland .312 130 423 104 132 21 0 *52 113 0 1 8 116 16 112 0 0 14*.730*.467 10

1997 Oakland .284 105 366 48 104 24 0 34 81 0 5 4 58 8 98 1 0 9 .628 .383 6

ST. LOUIS .253 51 174 38 44 3 0 24 42 0 2 5 43 8 61 2 0 0 .684 .411 1

1998 ST. LOUIS .299 155 509 130 152 21 0 *70 147 0 4 6 *162 28 155 1 0 8*.752*.470 12

1999 ST. LOUIS .278 153 521 118 145 21 1 *65 *147 0 5 2 133 *21 141 0 0 12 .697 .424 13

2000 ST. LOUIS .305 89 236 60 72 8 0 32 73 0 2 7 76 12 78 1 0 5 .746 .483 1

2001 ST. LOUIS .187 97 299 48 56 4 0 29 64 0 6 3 56 3 118 0 0 7 .492 .316 4

MAJOR TOTALS .263 1874 6187 1167 1626 252 6 583 1414 3 78 75 1317 150 1596 12 8 147 .588 .394 112

*Led league. + Tied for league lead.

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daVid (daVe) LawRence mcKaY (39)

FiRst-Base coacH

McKay, 61, enters his 16th season as the Cardinals’ first-base coach and his 26th

season on Tony La Russa’s coaching staff. McKay was La Russa’s first-base coach

in Oakland from 1989-95 and handled bullpen and bench coach duties for the A’s

beginning in 1984. In all, McKay spent 16 years as a player or coach in the Oakland

system.

McKay was signed by the Minnesota Twins in 1971 and spent four seasons in the

minor leagues. He broke into the majors in a big way, homering off Detroit’s Vern

Ruhle in his first big-league at-bat on Aug. 22, 1975. He hit safely in 21 of his first 22

major league games.

After the 1976 season, the Twins lost McKay in the expansion draft to Toronto, where

McKay was the starting third baseman in the first game in Blue Jays franchise history.

After splitting time between Toronto and Syracuse in 1979, McKay signed with the A’s in 1980. He played for Oakland through

1982, helping the A’s to the 1981 Western Division crown by batting .288 in the second half and belting a home run in the

divisional playoff series against Kansas City. He spent the 1983 season in the minor leagues as a player-coach.

McKay attended Columbia Basin Junior College in Pasco, Wash., and Creighton University in Omaha, Neb. Born in

Vancouver, B.C., McKay was inducted into the Canadian National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2001. He and his wife, Lene,

who is from Denmark, make their home in Scottsdale, Ariz. Their son, Cody, was a catcher in the Cardinals organization

from 2004-2005. Dave and Lena enjoy spending time in the offseason with Cody, his wife, Tiernan, and their three children:

Eden, Rocco and Gioia.

mcKaY — compLete RecoRd

Year club LG aVG. G aB R H 2B 3B HR RBi

1971 Wis. Rapids Midw .226 65 257 27 58 9 0 3 22

1972 Lynchburg Caro .214 90 299 39 64 11 1 5 33

1973 Lynchburg Caro .223 107 355 47 79 14 2 10 47

1974 Orlando South .278 100 360 59 100 12 2 8 41

1975 Tacoma PCL .257 109 370 56 95 12 2 7 39

Minnesota AL .256 33 125 8 32 4 1 2 16

1976 Minnesota AL .203 45 138 8 28 2 0 0 8

Tacoma PCL .246 63 211 31 52 6 1 3 22

1977 Toronto AL .197 95 274 18 54 4 3 3 22

1978 Toronto AL .238 145 504 59 120 20 8 7 45

1979 Syracuse Int .269 96 353 54 95 14 3 7 53

Toronto AL .276 47 156 19 34 9 0 0 12

1980 Oakland AL .244 123 295 29 72 16 1 1 29

1981 Oakland AL .263 79 224 25 59 11 1 4 21

1982 Oakland AL .198 78 212 25 42 4 1 4 17

MAJOR TOTALS .229 645 1928 191 441 70 15 21 170

Jose manUeL oQUendo (11)

tHiRd-Base coacH

Oquendo is in his 12th season as the Cardinals’ third-base coach, after joining the

club’s major league staff in 1999 as bench coach. Upon ending his playing career, he

was a field instructor in the Cardinals farm system in 1997 before managing the

Redbirds’ New Jersey affiliate to a 34-41 finish in 1998.

Oquendo’s professional playing career spanned 17 seasons and included big-

league duty with the New York Mets (1983-84) and Cardinals (1986-95). Dubbed the

“Secret Weapon” during his 10 seasons with the Redbirds, Oquendo established

single-season major league records for the highest fielding percentage (.996) and

fewest errors by a second baseman (three) in 1990. He also led the league in fielding

in 1989 and compiled a .992 fielding average at second base for his career.

Oquendo batted .286 for the Cardinals’ 1987 pennant-winning club and hit a career-

high .291 in 1989 while playing in a league-high 163 games. In 1988, Oquendo

became the first National League player since 1918 to play all nine positions in one season.

A native of Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, Oquendo, 47, now makes his home in St. Louis County with his wife, Zenaida, their

four children, and granddaughter, Gabriela. He was voted top utility man on the All-Busch Stadium II team in 2005. Oquendo

managed the Puerto Rican team in the inaugural World Baseball Classic in 2006 and again in 2009 and was the manager

of the victorious World Team during the MLB Futures Game that was played during the 2009 All-Star Week in St. Louis.

oQUendo — compLete RecoRd

Year club LG aVG. G aB R H 2B 3B HR RBi BB so sB

1979 Grays Harbor Nwest .227 64 220 24 50 8 0 1 14 33 45 9

1980 Lynchburg Caro .169 109 301 38 51 10 3 0 26 47 59 14

1981 Lynchburg Caro .249 124 393 59 98 8 6 0 38 71 61 38

1982 Tidewater Int .214 114 337 40 72 8 3 0 22 41 50 24

1983 Tidewater Int .118 13 34 3 4 0 0 0 3 5 6 2

New York NL .213 120 328 29 70 7 0 1 17 19 60 8

1984 New York NL .222 81 189 23 42 5 0 0 10 15 26 10

Tidewater Int .159 38 113 8 18 1 0 1 8 5 14 8

1985 Louisville AmAs .211 133 384 38 81 8 1 1 30 24 41 13

1986 St. Louis NL .297 76 138 20 41 4 1 0 13 15 20 2

1987 St. Louis NL .286 116 248 43 71 9 0 1 24 54 29 4

1988 St. Louis NL .277 148 451 36 125 10 1 7 46 52 40 4

1989 St. Louis NL .291 *163 556 59 162 28 7 1 48 79 59 3

1990 St. Louis NL .252 156 469 38 118 17 5 1 37 74 46 1

1991 St. Louis NL .240 127 36 37 88 11 4 1 26 67 48 1

1992 St. Louis NL .257 14 35 3 9 3 1 0 3 5 3 0

Louisville** AmAs .266 20 64 8 17 2 0 0 6 11 3 0

Arkansas** Tex .429 2 7 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

1993 St. Louis NL .205 46 73 7 15 0 0 0 4 12 8 0

1994 St. Louis NL .264 55 129 13 34 2 2 0 9 21 16 1

1995 St. Louis NL .209 88 220 31 46 8 3 2 17 35 21 1

MAJOR TOTALS .256 1190 3202 339 821 104 24 14 254 448 376 35

*Led league.

**Injury rehabilitation assignment.

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JosepH (Joe) paUL pettini (49)

BencH coacH

Pettini is serving in his 10th season as the Cardinals bench coach. He was the

organization’s minor league field coordinator from 1997-2001 before he began working

with the Major League club. Pettini managed eight seasons in the system, his last stop

at Class-AAA Louisville, where he guided the Redbirds to the 1995 American Association

championship. Overall, he was 475-569 at the helm of the Cardinals’ farm affiliates.

The 56-year-old Pettini began his managerial career in 1989 with Hamilton, Ontario.

He had stops at St. Petersburg in 1990 (60-74) and at Arkansas for the 1991 to 1993

seasons (175-229).

Pettini’s playing career started after signing with the Montreal Expos as a non-

drafted free agent in 1977. In 1980, he was traded to the San Francisco Giants, where

he played for four seasons. He was signed by Louisville in 1984 and played with the

Redbirds for three seasons.

Pettini was born January 26, 1955, in Wheeling, W.V., and graduated from Brooke High School in Wellsburg, W.V., in

1973. He received a bachelor’s degree in education from Mercer University in Macon, Ga. Pettini and his wife Barbara were

married on November 21, 1981. The couple reside in Bethany, W.V. They have two children: Amy and Joseph, and a

granddaughter, Marlee Joe. Pettini enjoys bass fishing, hunting and golfing.

pettini — compLete RecoRd


1977 Sarasota GCL .357 4 14 3 5 0 0 0 1 2 4 4

Jamestown NYP .305 56 210 47 64 6 1 3 26 32 19 11

W. Palm Beach FlaSt .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0

1978 Memphis AmAs .245 113 355 52 87 14 3 0 25 34 47 15

1979 Denver PCL .294 132 446 70 131 21 6 4 46 58 65 11

1980 Phoenix PCL .282 85 344 52 97 16 4 2 32 33 55 15

San Francisco NL .232 63 190 19 44 3 1 1 9 17 33 5

1981 Phoenix PCL .244 21 86 13 21 5 0 0 5 3 15 10

San Francisco NL .069 35 29 3 2 1 0 0 2 4 5 1

1982 San Francisco NL .205 29 39 5 8 1 0 0 2 3 4 0

Phoenix PCL .325 80 305 51 99 21 3 9 46 34 27 16

1983 San Francisco NL .186 61 86 11 16 0 1 0 7 9 11 4

1984 Phoenix PCL .298 72 235 37 70 11 3 1 16 26 19 10

Louisville AmAs .223 32 112 13 25 3 0 1 10 15 15 3

1985 Louisville AmAs .251 106 323 35 81 18 2 3 31 27 43 18

1986 Louisville AmAs .225 85 236 28 53 17 0 3 20 26 32 4

MAJOR TOTALS .203 188 344 38 70 5 2 1 20 33 53 10

LoUis (LoU) cLaRK BRocK (20)

speciaL instRUctoR

Lou Brock, named as a special instructor on December 9, 1994, assists with base-

running and outfield instruction during spring training and periodically throughout the

season. He served as a base-running consultant for Montreal in 1993, Los Angeles

in 1988 and Minnesota in 1987; all three clubs increased their stolen base totals over

the previous season.

Brock, 71, is the National League’s all-time leader with 938 stolen bases, including

an N.L.-record 118 thefts in 1974. He established a major league record with 12

seasons of 50 or more steals (1965-76) and led the league in steals eight times. He was

the first player to steal at least 50 bases and hit 20 homers in the same season, posting

a 21-homer, 52-steal campaign in 1967. His 3,023 hits rank 23rd on the all-time list.

While teammate Bob Gibson served as the pitching linchpin in the 1964, 1967 and 1968 World Series, Brock was the

club’s offensive catalyst. He established major league records for highest career batting average (.391) and most stolen

bases in a single Series (seven, in both 1967 and 1968).

In 1985, Brock was inducted into the Hall of Fame. His uniform No. 20 is one of 11 that have been retired by the

Cardinals. Since the end of his playing career, Brock has been involved in many marketing and promotional ventures. He

is the founder and president of Brockworld Products. He also worked in the Cardinals’ broadcast booth from 1981 to 1984.

He was voted leftfielder on the All-Busch Stadium II team at the end of the 2005 season. The National League has named

the award given to the N.L.’s stolen base champion the “Lou Brock Award” in honor of Lou’s success on the basepaths.

BRocK — compLete RecoRd

Year club aVG. G aB R H 2B 3B HR RBi BB so sB

1961 St. Cloud .361 128 501 117 181 33 6 14 82 51 105 38

Chicago .091 4 11 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0

1962 Chicago .263 123 434 73 114 24 7 9 35 35 96 16

1963 Chicago .258 148 547 79 141 19 11 9 37 31 122 24

1964 Chicago .251 52 215 30 54 9 2 2 14 13 40 10

St. Louis .348 103 419 81 146 21 9 12 44 27 87 33

1965 St. Louis .288 155 631 107 182 35 8 16 69 45 116 63

1966 St. Louis .285 156 643 94 183 24 12 15 46 31 134 *74

1967 St. Louis .299 159 *689 *113 206 32 12 21 76 24 109 *52

1968 St. Louis .279 159 660 92 184 *46 *14 6 51 46 124 *62

1969 St. Louis .298 157 665 97 195 33 10 12 47 50 115 *53

1970 St. Louis .304 155 664 114 202 29 5 13 57 60 99 51

1971 St. Louis .313 157 640 *126 200 37 7 7 61 76 107 *64

1972 St. Louis .311 153 621 81 193 29 8 3 42 47 93 *63

1973 St. Louis .297 160 650 110 193 29 8 7 63 71 112 *70

1974 St. Louis .306 153 635 105 194 25 7 3 48 61 88 *118

1975 St. Louis .309 136 528 78 163 27 6 3 47 38 64 56

1976 St. Louis .301 133 498 73 150 24 5 4 67 35 75 56

1977 St. Louis .272 141 489 69 133 22 6 2 46 30 74 35

1978 St. Louis .221 92 298 31 66 9 0 0 12 17 29 17

1979 St. Louis .304 120 405 56 123 15 4 5 38 23 43 21

MAJOR TOTALS .293 2616 10332 1610 3023 486 141 149 900 761 1730 938

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RoBeRt (BoB) GiBson (45)

speciaL instRUctoR

Bob Gibson, who earned distinction as one of baseball’s fiercest competitors and

most dominating pitchers of all time as a Cardinal from 1959 to 1975, is in his 16th

season as Cardinals special instructor. Gibson, 75, served as the Cardinals’ bullpen coach

in 1995. He formerly was a pitching coach under Joe Torre for the New York Mets

(1981) and Atlanta Braves (1982-84).

A winner of the N.L. Cy Young Award in 1968 and 1970, Gibson also earned

league MVP honors in 1968, when he set a major league record for lowest ERA (1.12)

for a pitcher with 300 or more innings. That June, he pitched five shutouts, tying an

N.L. record for one month.

In World Series competition, few players compared to Gibson. He pitched a record

eight consecutive complete games over the course of the 1964, 1967 and 1968

Series, winning seven games. His 35 strikeouts in the 1968 Series still stand as a record, as does his single-game mark

of 17 strikeouts, established in the Series opener. He also holds the career mark for most games with 10 or more strikeouts

(five).

Gibson was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1981. His career totals include a team-record 251 victories and 3,117 strikeouts.

He fanned more than 200 batters nine times, won nine Gold Gloves and was a nine-time N.L. All-Star. His uniform No. 45

is one of 11 retired by the Cardinals. Gibson was voted top starting pitcher on the All-Busch Stadium II team in 2005.

He and his wife, Wendy, make their home in Bellevue, Neb. His son, Chris, was signed by the Cardinals in January of

2008 and spent playing time in both the Cardinals and Los Angeles Dodgers minor league system.

GiBson — compLete RecoRd

Year club eRa w-L G Gs cG ip H R eR BB so

1957 Omaha 4.29 2-1 10 4 0 42.0 46 26 20 27 25

Columbus 3.77 4-3 8 8 2 43.0 36 26 18 34 24

1958 Omaha 3.31 3-4 13 11 2 87.0 79 45 32 39 47

Rochester 2.45 5-5 20 11 7 103.0 88 35 28 54 75

1959 Omaha 3.07 9-9 24 18 10 135.0 128 59 46 46 98

St. Louis 3.32 3-5 13 9 2 75.2 77 35 28 39 48

1960 Rochester 2.85 2-3 6 6 3 41.0 33 15 13 17 36

St. Louis 5.59 3-6 27 6 2 86.2 97 61 54 48 69

1961 St. Louis 3.24 13-12 35 27 10 211.1 186 91 76 *119 166

1962 St. Louis 2.85 15-13 32 30 15 233.2 174 84 74 95 208

1963 St. Louis 3.39 18-9 36 33 14 254.2 224 110 96 96 204

1964 St. Louis 3.01 19-12 40 36 17 287.1 250 106 96 86 245

1965 St. Louis 3.07 20-12 38 36 20 299.0 243 110 102 103 270

1966 St. Louis 2.44 21-12 35 35 20 280.1 210 90 76 78 225

1967 St. Louis 2.98 13-7 24 24 10 175.1 151 62 58 40 147

1968 St. Louis *1.12 22-9 34 34 *28 304.2 198 49 38 62 *268

1969 St. Louis 2.18 20-13 35 35 28 314.0 251 84 76 95 269

1970 St. Louis 3.12 *23-7 34 34 23 294.0 262 111 102 88 274

1971 St. Louis 3.04 16-13 31 31 20 246.0 215 96 83 76 185

1972 St. Louis 2.46 19-11 34 34 23 278.0 226 83 76 88 208

1973 St. Louis 2.77 12-10 25 25 13 195.0 159 71 60 57 142

1974 St. Louis 3.83 11-13 33 33 9 240.0 236 111 102 104 129

1975 St. Louis 5.04 3-10 22 14 1 109.0 120 66 61 62 60

MAJOR TOTALS 2.91 251-174 528 482 255 3884.2 3279 1420 1258 1336 3117

* Led league

aLBeRt FRed (Red) scHoendienst (2)

speciaL assistant to tHe GeneRaL manaGeR

Red Schoendienst has been involved in professional baseball for the past 69

seasons. He coached in St. Louis from 1961-64 under Manager Johnny Keane and

in 1965 began a 12-year stint as Cardinals manager. His 12 seasons at the helm of

the Redbirds stood as the longest tenure in club history until current manager, Tony

La Russa, managed his 13th season in 2008. Schoendienst managed the Cardinals

to a World Series championship in 1967 and a National League pennant in 1968.

He also served as interim manager of the Redbirds in 1980 and 1990, and coached

for the Oakland A’s in 1977 and 1978.

As a player, Schoendienst appeared with the Cardinals in 15 seasons, mostly as

their second baseman. He played in three World Series: in 1946 with the Cardinals and

in 1957 and 1958 with Milwaukee. He was chosen to 10 N.L. All-Star Game squads, and in 1950 cracked a game-winning

home run in the 14th inning. He also managed the National League All-Stars to victories in 1968 and 1969.

In 1989, Schoendienst was paid baseball’s ultimate honor with his induction into the Hall of Fame. During his career,

he collected 2,449 hits, including a league-high 200 in 1957, batted .289, and tied or led the league in fielding at his position

seven times. His uniform No. 2 was retired by the Cardinals in 1996.

Schoendienst was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame on November 7, 1987. During his playing days, he

also participated with the Budweiser national bowling team.

“Red” was born on February 2, 1923, at Germantown, Ill., and was married to the late Mary Schoendienst for 53 years

(Sept. 20, 1947). They had four children, all of whom are married: Colleen (6/23/51), Cathleen (10/16/52), Eileen (3/19/57)

and Kevin (11/3/58).

scHoendienst — compLete RecoRd


1942 Albany Ga-Fla .269 68 264 41 71 7 5 1 28 - - -

1943 Lynchburg Pied. .472 9 36 8 17 2 0 0 5 - - -

Rochester Intl .337 136 555 81 187 21 5 6 37 38 19 20

1944 Rochester Intl .373 25 102 26 38 3 2 21 4 13 1 16

1945 St. Louis NL .278 137 565 89 157 22 6 1 47 21 17 26

1946 St. Louis NL .281 142 606 94 170 28 5 0 34 37 27 12

1947 St. Louis NL .253 151 659 91 167 25 9 3 47 47 27 6

1948 St. Louis NL .272 119 408 64 111 21 4 4 36 28 16 1

1949 St. Louis NL .297 151 640 102 190 25 2 3 54 51 18 8

1950 St. Louis NL .276 153 642 81 177 43 9 7 63 33 32 3

1951 St. Louis NL .289 135 553 88 160 32 7 6 54 35 23 0

1952 St. Louis NL .303 152 620 91 188 40 7 7 67 42 30 9

1953 St. Louis NL .342 146 564 107 193 35 5 15 79 60 23 3

1954 St. Louls NL .315 148 610 98 192 38 8 5 79 54 22 4

1955 St. Louis NL .268 145 553 68 148 21 3 11 51 54 28 7

1956 St. Louls NL .314 40 153 22 48 9 0 0 15 13 5 0

New York NL .296 92 334 39 99 12 3 2 14 28 10 1

1957 New York NL .307 60 254 36 78 12 3 9 33 13 6 2

Milwaukee NL .310 90 394 55 122 19 5 6 32 20 9 1

1958 Milwaukee NL .262 106 427 47 112 23 1 1 24 31 21 3

1959 Milwaukee NL .000 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1960 Milwaukee NL .257 68 226 21 58 9 1 1 19 17 13 1

1961 St. Louis NL .300 72 120 9 36 9 0 1 12 12 6 1

1962 St. Louis NL .301 98 143 21 43 4 0 2 12 9 12 0

1963 St. Louis NL .000 6 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

MAJOR TOTALS .289 2216 8479 1223 2449 427 78 84 773 606 346 89

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manaGeR: Tony La Russa (10) Head team pHYsician: Dr. George Paletta atHLetic tRaineR: Greg Hauck

coacHes: Dave Duncan (18), Derek Lilliquist (36), Mark McGwire (25), assistant atHLetic tRaineR: Barry Weinberg eQUipment manaGeR: Rip Rowan

Dave McKay (39), Jose Oquendo (11), Joe Pettini (49) tRaVeLinG secRetaRY: C.J. Cherre stRenGtH/conditioninG coacH: Pete Prinzi

instRUctoRs: Red Schoendienst (2), Lou Brock (20), Bob Gibson (45), Mike Aldrete (61) BULLpen catcHeR/inst.: Jeff Murphy (58) diR. media ReLations: Brian Bartow

no. name B t Ht. wt. B-date place of Birth Residence 2010 club w-L eRa G Gs cG sHo sV ip H R eR BB so mLserv

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65 AUGENSTEIN, BRYAN R R 6-6 230 7-11-86 Sebastian, FL Sebastian, FL Mobile 0-1 5.40 3 0 0 0 0 8.1 10 5 5 3 9 0.042

Reno 6-8 6.56 22 22 0 0 0 120.2 162 95 88 35 101

41 BOGGS, MITCHELL R R 6-4 215 2-15-84 Dalton, GA Dalton, GA ST. LOUIS 2-3 3.61 61 0 0 0 0 67.1 60 29 27 27 52 1.125

29 CARPENTER, CHRIS R R 6-6 230 4-27-75 Exeter, NH Ladue, MO ST. LOUIS 16-9 3.22 35 35 1 0 0 235.0 214 99 84 63 179 13.080

78 CLETO, MAIKEL R R 6-3 235 5-1-89 Santo Domingo, DR Santo Domingo, DR High Desert 4-9 6.16 23 21 0 0 0 102.1 125 81 70 44 83 0.000

31 FRANKLIN, RYAN R R 6-3 190 3-5-73 Fort Smith, AR Shawnee, OK ST. LOUIS 6-2 3.46 59 0 0 0 27 65.0 57 25 25 10 42 10.022

54 GARCIA, JAIME L L 6-2 215 7-8-86 Reynoso, MEX Mission, TX ST. LOUIS 13-8 2.70 28 28 1 1 0 163.1 151 64 49 64 132 2.047

66 KING, BLAKE R R 6-1 195 4-11-87 Tulsa, OK Tulsa, OK Springfield 4-3 2.91 53 0 0 0 0 68.0 40 23 22 48 84 0.000

67 KOPP, DAVID R R 6-3 205 10-22-85 Coral Springs, FL Margate, FL Springfield 12-4 3.05 21 21 10 0 0 121.0 126 47 41 39 78 0.000

Memphis 0-5 8.63 5 5 0 0 0 24.0 38 28 23 11 12

26 LOHSE, KYLE R R 6-2 210 10-4-78 Chico, CA Scottsdale, AZ ST. LOUIS 4-8 6.55 18 18 0 0 0 92.0 129 75 67 35 54 9.092

Springfield# 0-1 9.00 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 12 5 5 0 4

Memphis# 1-0 3.21 3 3 0 0 0 14.0 9 6 5 2 14

46 McCLELLAN, KYLE R R 6-2 215 6-12-84 Florissant, MO Maryland Heights, MO ST. LOUIS 1-4 2.27 68 0 0 0 2 75.1 58 20 19 23 60 3.000

43 MILLER, TREVER R L 6-3 185 5-9-73 Louisville, KY Land O’Lakes, FL ST. LOUIS 0-1 4.00 57 0 0 0 0 36.0 30 17 16 16 22 10.095

30 MOTTE, JASON R R 6-0 200 6-22-82 Port Huron, MI Memphis, TN ST. LOUIS 4-2 2.24 56 0 0 0 2 52.1 41 13 13 18 54 2.027

68 REIFER, ADAM R R 6-2 195 6-3-86 San Dimas, CA Mira Loma, CA Springfield 3-1 3.00 51 0 0 0 17 54.0 53 18 18 15 52 0.000

Memphis 1-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 1 0

59 SALAS, FERNANDO R R 6-2 200 5-30-85 Huatabampo, MEX Huatabampo, MEX Memphis 1-0 3.79 34 0 0 0 19 35.2 26 15 15 9 44 0.087

ST. LOUIS 0-0 3.52 27 0 0 0 0 30.2 28 13 12 15 29

73 SAMUEL, FRANCISCO R R 6-2 185 12-20-86 San Pedro de Macoris, DR San Pedro de Macoris, DR Memphis 1-0 4.16 13 0 0 0 0 11.2 8 8 6 18 10 0.000

Springfield 2-0 3.63 22 0 0 0 6 22.1 18 12 9 16 27

Palm Beach 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 1 3.0 1 0 0 1 6

79 SANCHEZ, EDUARDO R R 5-11 170 2-16-89 Maracay, VEN Maracay, VEN Springfield 1-1 3.12 24 0 0 0 11 26.0 22 13 9 8 27 0.000

Memphis 0-0 1.67 26 0 0 0 3 27.0 19 7 5 12 31

56 TALLET, BRIAN L L 6-6 220 9-21-77 Midwest City, OK Baton Rouge, LA Toronto 2-6 6.40 34 5 0 0 0 77.1 84 60 55 38 53 5.146

Dunedin# 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 2 0 0 1 3

Las Vegas# 0-1 54.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.1 9 8 8 1 1

50 WAINWRIGHT, ADAM R R 6-7 228 8-30-81 Brunswick, GA St. Simon’s Island, GA ST. LOUIS 20-11 2.42 33 33 5 2 0 230.1 186 68 62 56 213 5.027

40 WALTERS, P.J. R R 6-4 200 3-12-85 Dothan, AL Daphne, AL Memphis 8-5 3.81 19 18 0 0 0 108.2 106 51 46 30 106 0.073

ST. LOUIS 2-0 6.00 7 3 0 0 0 30.0 32 20 20 10 22

35 WESTBROOK, JAKE R R 6-3 215 9-29-77 Athens, GA Danielsville, GA Cleveland 6-7 4.65 21 21 1 0 0 127.2 133 68 66 44 73 9.144

ST. LOUIS 4-4 3.48 12 12 0 0 0 75.0 70 31 29 24 55

no. name B t Ht. wt. B-date place of Birth Residence 2010 club aVG. G aB R H 2B 3B HR RBi BB so sB mLserv

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16 ANDERSON, BRYAN L R 6-1 200 12-16-86 Thousand Oaks, CA Simi Valley, CA Memphis .270 82 270 39 73 12 0 12 42 27 54 0 0.060

ST. LOUIS .281 15 32 1 9 2 0 0 4 1 7 0

80 CRUZ, TONY R R 5-11 205 8-18-86 Palm Beach, FL Lake Worth, FL Palm Beach .282 46 181 21 51 16 1 1 25 19 33 0 0.000

Springfield .289 40 149 26 43 10 0 6 20 17 30 0

Memphis .214 4 14 2 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 0

13 LAIRD, GERALD R R 6-1 225 11-13-79 Westminster, CA Scottsdale, AZ Detroit .207 89 270 22 56 11 0 5 25 18 57 3 6.077

4 MOLINA, YADIER R R 5-11 230 7-13-82 Bayamon, PR Dorado, PR ST. LOUIS .262 136 465 34 122 19 0 6 62 42 51 8 6.123


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84 COX, ZACK L R 6-0 215 5-9-89 Louisville, KY Louisville, KY GCL Cardinals .400 4 15 0 6 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 0.016

33 DESCALSO, DANIEL L R 5-10 190 10-19-86 Redwood City, CA San Carlos, CA Memphis .282 116 468 86 132 32 3 9 71 47 48 8 0.016

ST. LOUIS .265 11 34 6 9 2 0 0 4 2 6 1

23 FREESE, DAVID R R 6-2 220 4-28-83 Corpus Christi, TX Wildwood, MO ST. LOUIS .296 70 240 28 71 12 1 4 36 21 59 1 1.028

Springfield# .500 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0

Memphis .308 46 130 22 40 11 0 6 19 13 34 0

27 GREENE, TYLER R R 6-2 190 8-17-83 Raleigh, NC Plantation, FL Memphis .284 82 338 67 96 21 5 9 34 32 89 12 0.163

Palm Beach# .000 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0

ST. LOUIS .221 44 104 14 23 3 1 2 10 13 24 2

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64 HAMILTON, MARK L L 6-4 220 7-29-84 Baltimore, MD Bellaire, TX GCL Cardinals# .296 9 27 2 8 1 0 2 2 4 9 0 0.016

Memphis .298 72 258 53 77 20 0 18 60 35 70 0

ST. LOUIS .143 9 14 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 5 0

88 KOZMA, PETE R R 6-0 170 4-11-88 Tulsa, OK Owasso, OK Springfield .243 132 503 69 122 28 2 13 72 56 111 13 0.000

5 PUJOLS, ALBERT R R 6-3 230 1-16-80 Santo Domingo, DR Wildwood, MO ST. LOUIS .312 159 587 115 183 39 1 42 118 103 76 14 10.000

8 PUNTO, NICK S R 5-9 190 11-8-77 San Diego, CA Scottsdale, AZ Minnesota .238 88 252 24 60 11 1 1 20 28 0 6 8.051

55 SCHUMAKER, SKIP L R 5-10 195 2-3-80 Torrance, CA Mission Viejo, CA ST. LOUIS .265 137 476 66 126 18 1 5 42 43 64 5 4.051

3 THERIOT, RYAN R R 5-11 180 12-7-79 Baton Rouge, LA Baton Rouge, LA Chicago (N.L.) .284 96 388 45 110 10 2 1 21 19 46 16 4.118

Los Angeles (N.L.) .242 54 198 27 48 5 0 1 8 22 28 4


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12 BERKMAN, LANCE S L 6-1 220 2-10-76 Waco, TX Houston, TX Round Rock# .500 2 6 3 3 2 0 1 3 0 2 0 11.052Houston .245 85 298 39 73 16 1 13 49 60 70 3New York (A.L.) .255 37 106 9 27 7 0 1 9 17 15 0Trenton# .250 2 8 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 3 0

87 CHAMBERS, ADRON L L 5-10 185 10-8-86 Pensacola, FL Pensacola, FL Springfield .282 75 252 52 71 9 5 5 27 31 50 8 0.000Memphis .290 37 69 11 20 0 1 1 8 9 18 6

21 CRAIG, ALLEN R R 6-2 210 7-18-84 Mission Viejo, CA Temecula, CA ST. LOUIS .246 44 114 12 28 7 0 4 18 9 26 0 0.077Memphis .320 83 306 57 98 24 2 14 81 34 59 1

7 HOLLIDAY, MATT R R 6-4 235 1-15-80 Stillwater, OK St. Louis, MO ST. LOUIS .312 158 596 95 186 45 1 28 103 69 93 9 7.00015 JAY, JON L L 5-11 200 3-15-85 Miami, FL Miami, FL Memphis .321 42 165 31 53 16 0 4 32 17 22 13 0.134

ST. LOUIS .300 102 287 47 86 19 2 4 27 24 50 228 RASMUS, COLBY L L 6-2 200 8-11-86 Columbus, GA Phenix City, AL ST. LOUIS .276 144 464 85 128 28 3 23 66 63 148 12 2.000non-RosteR inVitees

no. name B t Ht. wt. B-date place of Birth Residence 2010 club w-L eRa G Gs cG sHo sV ip H R eR BB so mLserv

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44 BATISTA, MIGUEL R R 6-1 210 2-19-71 Santo Domingo, DR Weston, FL Washington 1-2 3.70 58 1 0 0 2 82.2 71 36 34 39 55 13.045

72 DICKSON, BRANDON R R 6-5 190 11-3-84 Montgomery, AL Marbury, AL Memphis 11-8 3.23 38 27 0 0 0 167.0 180 77 60 53 137 0.000

74 KELLY, JOE R R 6-1 185 6-9-88 Anaheim, CA Corona, CA Quad Cities 6-8 4.62 26 18 0 0 1 103.1 103 66 53 45 92 0.000

70 LYNN, LANCE R R 6-5 250 5-12-87 Marion County, IN Brownsburg, IN Memphis 13-10 4.77 29 29 0 0 0 164.0 164 96 87 62 141 0.000

71 MILLER, SHELBY R R 6-3 195 10-10-90 Houston, TX Brownwood, TX Quad Cities 7-5 3.62 24 24 0 0 0 104.1 97 51 42 33 140 0.000

53 OTTAVINO, ADAM L R 6-5 230 11-22-85 New York, NY Jupiter, FL Memphis 5-3 3.97 9 9 0 0 0 47.2 43 23 21 12 43 0.117

ST. LOUIS 0-2 8.46 5 3 0 0 0 22.1 37 21 21 9 12

48 SNELL, IAN R R 5-11 200 10-30-81 Dover, DE Bradenton, FL Seattle 0-5 6.41 12 8 0 0 0 46.1 60 36 33 25 26 4.141

Tacoma 3-4 6.66 9 9 0 0 0 48.2 58 37 36 22 39

75 THOMAS, KEVIN R R 6-3 215 7-8-86 Lufkin, TX Etoile, TX Palm Beach 10-2 2.27 29 14 0 0 0 107.0 93 35 27 38 94 0.000

37 VALDES, RAUL L L 5-11 190 11-27-77 La Habana, CUBA San Francisco de Macoris, DR Buffalo 2-1 3.00 9 7 0 0 0 36.0 34 12 12 9 36 0.143

New York (N.L.) 3-3 4.91 38 1 0 0 1 58.2 59 33 32 27 56


catcHeRs (4)81 DERBA, NICK R R 5-10 190 9-9-85 College Point, NY College Point, NY Palm Beach .202 33 104 13 21 6 0 3 11 14 35 1 0.000

Springfield .240 15 50 7 12 5 0 2 7 3 15 0

Memphis .000 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

60 HILL, STEVEN R R 5-11 200 3-14-85 Houston, TX Houston, TX Springfield .280 93 361 60 101 27 1 22 86 38 90 1 0.018

Memphis .176 9 34 2 6 1 0 2 6 3 10

ST. LOUIS .333 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0

82 PEREZ, AUDRY R R 5-9 180 12-23-88 Sabana Grande de Palenque, DR Santo Domingo, DR Batavia .315 45 165 25 52 11 0 4 47 11 33 2 0.000

86 STOCK, ROBERT L R 6-0 175 11-21-89 Bellevue, WA Westlake Village, CA Quad Cities .213 85 310 32 66 17 0 1 31 39 56 2 0.000


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92 CARPENTER, MATT L R 6-3 200 11-26-85 Galveston, TX Sugar Land, TX Palm Beach .283 28 99 17 28 5 2 1 16 26 14 0 0.000

Springfield .316 105 396 76 125 26 3 12 53 64 88 11

89 SOLANO, DONOVAN R R 5-10 185 12-17-87 Barranquilla, COL Barranquilla, COL MemphiS .255 102 330 41 84 12 1 4 27 11 35 2 0.000

19 VAZQUEZ, RAMON L R 5-11 195 8-21-76 Aibonito, P.R. Aibonito, P.R. Tacoma .216 35 125 13 27 8 1 1 10 9 24 0 7.026

Round Rock .352 16 54 8 19 6 0 0 7 9 8 0


oUtFieLdeRs (4)91 CAZANA, AMAURY R R 6-1 212 9-2-78 Matanza, CUBA Miami, FL Minatitlan, MEX .380 29 108 14 41 3 0 4 20 9 14 2 0.000

Memphis .305 78 256 35 78 10 0 13 54 19 51 0

15 EDMONDS, JIM L L 6-0 212 6/27/70 Fullerton, CA Irvine, CA Milwaukee .286 73 217 38 62 21 0 8 20 21 53 2 16.027

Cincinnati .207 13 29 6 6 2 0 3 3 3 7 0

63 ROBINSON, SHANE R R 5-9 160 10-30-84 Tampa, FL Atlanta, GA Memphis .279 26 86 9 24 5 0 2 13 7 13 3 0.014

34 STAVINOHA, NICK R R 6-2 240 5-3-82 Houston, TX Magnolia, TX ST. LOUIS .256 79 121 11 31 4 0 2 9 4 28 0 1.106

Memphis .390 23 100 19 39 9 1 6 28 5 16 0

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miLestones

caRdinaLs’ UpcominG miLestones

maRcH

5......Ryan Franklin (38)

12......P.J. Walters (26)

14.....Dave McKay (61)

15......Jon Jay (26)

apRiL

10.....1st game - Busch Std. III (2006)

23.....Fernando Tatis hit two grand slams

in the 3rd inning at LA (1999).

27.....Chris Carpenter (36)

28......David Freese (28)

maY

2......Stan Musial hit five home runs

in a double-header against the

Giants (1954).

13.....Stan Musial collected his 3000th

career hit with a pinch-double

off Mo Drobowsky at Wrigley

Field (1958).

29.....Trever Miller (38)

JUne

18.....Lou Brock (72)

22.....Jason Motte (29)

27......Jim Edmonds (41)

JULY

4.......Jose Oquendo (48)

8........Jamie Garcia (24)

12.....Kyle McClellan (27)

13.....Yadier Molina (29)

15.....Mike Shannon (72)

17.....Bob Gibson recorded his 3000th

career strikeout vs. Cincinnati’s

Cesar Geronimo (1974).

18......Allen Craig (27)

aUGUst

11.....Colby Rasmus (25)

13.....Lou Brock notched his 3000th

career hit off Chicago’s Dennis

Lamp (1979).

17......Tyler Greene (28)

30.....Adam Wainwright (30)

septemBeR

7.......Mark Whiten hit four home runs in

the second game of a double-

header at Cincinnati (1993).

21......Brian Tallett (34)

26.....Dave Duncan (66)

27.....Mark McGwire hit his 70th home

run of the season off Montreal’s

Carl Pavano (1998).

septemBeR (cont.)

29.....Lou Brock swiped his NL-record

118th base vs. Chicago (1974).

Jake Westbrook (34)

octoBeR

4.......Tony La Russa (67)

Kyle Lohse (33)

in-season BiRtHdaYs & anniVeRsaRY dates

miGUeL Batista needs

• 4 wins for 100

• 156.1 IP for 2000

Lance BeRKman needs

• 25 hits for 1700

• 8 doubles for 400

• 23 HR’s for 350

cHRis caRpenteR needs

• 6 strikeouts for 1500

• 95 strikeouts for 977 w/STL, T5th.

• 5 games started for 300

• 35 .0 IP for 2000

• 16 wins for 100 w/STL

• 17 wins for 150

Jim edmonds needs

• 2 walks for 1000

• 7 HR’s for 400

• 51 hits for 2000

RYan FRanKLin needs

• 17 saves for 100

matt HoLLidaY needs

• 3 games as OF for 1000

• 11 SB’s for 100

• 20 HR’s for 200

• 55 RBI for 700

matt HoLLidaY needs (cont.)


• 82 runs for 750

GeRaLd LaiRd needs

• 2 games for 600

• 8 RBI for 200

• 39 hits for 500

tonY La RUssa needs

• 65 games for 5000

• 82 wins for 1400 w/STL

• 125 wins for 2763, T2nd All-Time

KYLe LoHse needs

• 8 games for 300

• 12 wins for 100

• 16 strikeouts for 1000

tReVeR miLLeR needs

• 2 wins for 20


YadieR moLina needs

• 9 HR’s for 50

• 45 assists as catcher fo 500

aLBeRt pUJoLs needs

• 100 hits for 2000

• 8 2B’s for 434, T2nd STL All-Time

• 80 hits for 1980, T5th STL All-Time

• 23 HR’s for 431, T40th All-Time

• 67 HR’s for 475, T1st STL All-Time

• 25 SB’s for 100

• 86 walks for 1000

• 10 Int. walks for 246, T5th All-Time

• 13 assists at 1B for 1000

nicK pUnto needs

• 9 SB’s for 100

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RYan tHeRiot needs


• 4 hits for 700

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• 4 hits for 500

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• 9 wins for 75


• 125.2 IP for 1000

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• 2 wins for 75

• 39 strikeouts for750

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BRYAN ANDERSON

CATCHER

16 Full Name: Bryan Douglas Anderson

Height: 6-1 Weight: 200

Bats: Left Throws: Right

Born: 12/16/86 at Thousand Oaks, California

Opening Day Age: 24

M.L. Service: 0.060

Became Cardinal: Selected in 4th round (140th overall)

of the June 2005 free-agent draft.

Contract Status: Signed through 2011.

2010 SEASON:

• Made his Major League debut on 4/15/10 vs. Houston.

• Earned his first Major League hit on 4/20 at Arizona , a single to right field off Dan Haren.

• Appeared in 15 games, starting seven in two stints with the Cardinals and was 3-for-8 (.375) as a pinch hitter.

• Owns a career .367 BA (11-30) as a pinch hitter in the minor leagues.

• Played in 82 games at Memphis (AAA) and batted .270 with 12 home runs and 42 RBI. The 12 home runs ranked fourth on

the team and T5th among all Pacific Coast League catchers.

• Recorded a .991 fielding percentage and ranked second in the PCL in runners caught stealing with a 31.4 percent (16 CS-51 ATT).

• Batted .280 (7-for-25) after being recalled on 8/18, that total includes batting .308 (4-for-13) over seven games in September.

• Registered a season-high six-game hitting streak from 6/2-6/11 and in that span batted .458 (11-for-24) with two home runs

and six RBI.

• Named Cardinals Minor League Player-of-the-Month for June (.344 BA, 4 HR, 14 RBI, 10 BB, .446 OBP, .590 SLG).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 - Began the season at Memphis (AAA) and finished tied for

second on the team with three triples...threw out 28 percent (15-

54) of would-be base stealers and registered a .987 fielding

percentage while comitting just four errors behind the

plate...missed the final 71 games of the season with a seperated

left shoulder...registered a hit in every game during a five-game

(8/19-8/27) rehab at Gulf Coast League (R)...played for the

Surprise Rafters of the Arizona Fall League and batted .255 with

six RBI in 14 games.

2008 - Began the season at Double-A Springfield before a promotion

in late April to Triple-A Memphis where he played the remainder of the

season...was a participant in the Future’s Game for Team USA at

Yankee Stadium during the All-Star break. Came in as a late-inning

sub...named the Texas League Player of the Week for 4/14-20...saw

action in 73 Memphis games recording a .986 fielding pct. in 69

games behind the plate. Committed eight errors ...hit safely in 15 of

the19 games played with Springfield...listed as Cardinals 5th-highest

prospect by Baseball America.

2007 - In his third pro season made the jump from low-A to double-

A Springfield where he spent the entire season...his .298 average

ranked fifth in the Texas League...named as both a mid-season and

post-season All Star for the Texas League...named to the Team USA

roster that won the 2007 Baseball Federation World Cup in Chinese

Taipei...participated in the Futures Game in San Francisco during

the All-Star break. Was the starting catcher and went 0-2...saw action

in 103 of Springfield games recording a .990 fielding pct. in 99 games

behind the plate...Committed just seven errors and led the Texas

League with 639 putouts..listed as Cardinals 3rd-highest prospect

by Baseball America.

2006 - Named a postseason Midwest League All-Star...was the

starting catcher for the West squad at the Midwest League All-Star

Game at Quad Cities..his batting average was over .300 every day

of the season but two...threw out 36% of attempted base stealers

(50-139).

2005 - Batted .331 at Johnson City, tops among all Cardinals short-

season players...posted a .896 OPS (.513 slugging pct. and .383

on-base pct.), also highest among short-season farmhands...had a

.989 fielding pct., committing three errors in 280 total chances...went

31-for-78 (.397) in the month of August with 16 runs scored, four

home runs and 26 RBI in 25 games...drafted in the 4th round.

BIOS BIOS

PITCHER

65Full Name: Bryan Christopher Augenstein


Bats: Right Throws: Right

Born: 7/11/86 at Sebastian, Fla.

Opening Day Age: 24 (Turns 25 on July 11).

M.L. Service: 0.042

Became Cardinal: Claimed off waivers from Arizona, October 13, 2010.


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COMPLETE RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CSGDP SLG OBP E

2005 Johnson City .331 51 154 28 51 8 1 6 36 1 5 1 15 1 29 6 1 3 .513 .383 3

2006 Quad Cities .302 109 381 50 15 29 3 3 51 1 2 5 42 2 66 2 6 13 .417 .377 6

2007 Springfield .298 103 389 51 116 15 1 6 53 2 6 2 32 1 77 0 1 9 .388 .350 7

2008 Springfield .388 19 80 12 31 5 0 2 14 1 1 0 4 0 12 0 0 3 .525 .412 2

Memphis .281 73 235 27 66 13 2 2 27 5 2 1 32 3 46 2 0 5 .379 .367 8

2009 Memphis .245 53 163 22 40 7 3 4 11 0 0 1 10 1 42 1 0 2 .399 .293 4

GCL Cardinals#.313 5 16 3 5 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 4 0 4 1 0 0 .500 .450 1

2010 Memphis .270 82 270 39 73 12 0 12 42 0 2 3 27 1 54 0 0 5 .448 .341 5

ST. LOUIS .281 15 32 1 9 2 0 0 4 0 1 1 1 0 7 0 0 0 .344 .314 1

MINOR TOTALS .294 495 1688 232 497 89 10 36 236 10 18 13 166 9 330 12 8 40 .423 .359 36

MAJOR TOTALS .281 15 32 1 9 2 0 0 4 0 1 1 1 0 7 0 0 0 .344 .314 1

# Injury Rehabilitaiton.

REGuLAR SEASON FIELDING RECORDPosition PCT G PO A E TC DP PB CS ATT PCT P-OFF

Catcher .978 8 40 4 1 45 0 0 1 6 16.7 0

MISC: Graduated from Simi Valley HS and had committed to

the University of Arizona before signing his pro contract on

6/23/05...as a senior hit .414 (36-for-87) with 3 HR and 19 RBI...his

junior year helped lead Simi Valley HS to the CIF Southern

Section Division II baseball title...in his two seasons as starting

catcher at Simi Valley High, he threw out 44 of 49 would-be base

stealers and added 36 pickoffs...Simi Valley HS has produced

professional players such as Jeff and Jered Weaver, Tim Laker

and Scott Radinsky...parents Steve and Cindy were both born and

raised in St. Louis and remain loyal Cardinals fans...began his first

professional spring camp in 2006 in major league camp, the first

Cardinals draft selection to leap from the draft to big-league camp

since Matt Pagnozzi in 2003...resides in Simi Valley, Calif.

2010 & CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 2, 9/29 vs. Pittsburgh.

Most Runs: 1, 4/20 at Arizona.

Most 2Bs: 1, twice. Last: 9/8 at. Milwaukee.

Most HRs: None

Most RBI: 1, four times. Last: 9/29 vs. Pittsburgh.

Most BBs: 1, 9/25 at Chicago Cubs.

Longest Hitting Streak: 5 games, 4/20-8/27.

2010 SEASON:

• Was a combined 6-9, 6.49 ERA in 25 games (22 starts) with Reno (AAA) and Mobile (AA). All but three of his apps.

came at Triple-A where all 22 of his starts were made.

• His three games at Double-A came after spending 7/14-8/5 on the disabled list with a staph infection.

• Fanned 110 batters while walking only 38 in his 129.0 combined innings pitched.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – In just his third professional season appeared in seven

games (2 starts) for the D-backs while splitting the rest of the

season between Double-A Mobile and Triple-A Reno...started the

season with Mobile and in six starts was part of three combined

shutouts...named Southern League Pitcher of the Week for 4/13-

19...earned organizational Pitcher of the Month honors for April

after posting a Southern League-leading four victories while his

0.35 ERA ranked second in the league...selected by the D-backs

on 5/13 and subsequently made his Major League debut, allowing

five runs over 6.1 innings in a 10-3 loss vs. CIN...also got the

starting nod in the second game of a doubleheader on 5/20 at

FLA...was optioned to Reno on 5/21 and was on Reno’s disabled

list from 6/10-24 with a right triceps strain...named the California

League Pitcher of the Week for 6/23-29...was on the disabled list

again from 7/15-8/16 with right elbow inflammation...transferred

from Reno to Mobile on 8/17...was recalled to Arizona from

Mobile 9/2 and made 5 relief appearances in Sept. (5.2 IP, 5ER)

...following the season, pitched for the Scottsdale Scorpions in the

Arizona Fall League (6 GS, 1-4, 4.15 ERA (8 ER in 17.1 IP))...

rated by Baseball America as having the best control in the D-Back

organization following the ‘09 season.

2007 - 2008 – Split the ‘08 season between single-A South

Bend and single-A advanced Visalia where he issued 14 walks

combined for a ratio of 1 walk per 37 batters faced...named to the

Midwest League Regular-Season All-Star Team and rated by

Baseball America as having the Best Control in the Midwest

League...pitched in 10 games for Rookie-Advance Missoula in

his first season of professional baseball in 2007.

MISC: Graduated from Sebastian River (Fla.) High School...

entered his senior season having been selected to Louisville

Slugger’s Preseason All-America First-Team...following the

season, was named team MVP and voted by the Scripps’

Newspaper as the Treasure Coast Player of the Year...was also

a member of the Student-Athlete Leadership Council...played

collegiately at the University of Florida from 2005-07...as a

freshman in ‘05, was part of the Gators squad that won the SEC

regular-season championship and advanced to the College

World Series-the first SEC team to advance to the CWS

championship series but lost to Texas...as a sophomore in 2006,

was named Second-Team All-SEC...following that season, played

for the USA Baseball collegiate national team that won the gold

medal at the FISU tournament in Taiwan...as a junior in 2007, he

led the Gators with eight wins in 16 starts, 2 CG, 112.0 IP and 105

strikeouts, which made him the third Gator pitcher since 1998 to

reach the 100-strikeout mark..his father, Fred, played basketball

and golf at Ohio State...signed by Luke Wrenn...resides in

Sebastian, Fla.

BIOS BIOS

PITCHER NON-ROSTER INVITEE

44Full Name: Miguel Jerez Batista Decart



Born: 2/19/71 at

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Opening Day Age: 40

M.L. Service: 13.045

Became Cardinal: Signed as a minor league

free agent on January 14, 2011.


MITCHELL BOGGS

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BRYAN AUGENSTEIN MIGUEL BATISTA

COMPLETE RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2007 Missoula 0-2 3.38 10 2 0 4 0 0 21.1 20 13 8 2 2 7 0 16 2 0 .250

2008 South Bend 5-1 2.16 13 13 0 0 0 0 87.1 73 21 21 2 0 9 1 69 0 0 .224

Visalia 2-4 3.89 9 9 0 0 0 0 44.0 57 26 19 5 1 5 0 30 1 0 .318

2009 Mobile 5-0 0.99 9 9 0 0 0 0 45.2 27 5 5 0 0 8 0 36 0 0 .172

Reno 2-5 5.50 8 7 0 0 0 0 36.0 43 23 22 2 1 7 0 29 1 0 .299

Arizona 0-1 7.94 7 2 0 2 0 0 17.0 23 16 15 2 2 6 2 6 0 0 .333

2010 Reno 6-8 6.56 22 22 0 0 0 0 120.2 162 95 88 12 7 35 0 101 5 2 .320

Mobile 0-1 5.40 3 0 0 0 0 0 8.1 10 5 5 1 0 3 0 9 1 0 .303

MINOR TOTALS 20-21 4.16 74 62 0 4 0 0 363.1 392 188 168 24 11 74 1 290 10 2 .275

MAJOR TOTALS 0-1 7.94 7 2 0 2 0 0 17.0 23 16 15 2 2 6 2 6 0 0 .333

* Led league.

REGuLAR SEASON FIELDING RECORDPosition PCT G PO A E TC DP

Pitcher .833 7 0 5 1 6 0

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by Arizona Diamondbacks in the seventh round of the June 2007 free-agent draft.

• Claimed by St. Louis Cardinals off waivers, October 13, 2010.

2009 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS - Starter

Most IP: 6.1, 5/13 vs. Cincinnati.

Most Strikeouts: 3, 5/13 vs. Cincinnati.

Most Walks: 2, twice. Last: 5/20 at Florida

Most Runs Allowed: 6, 5/20 at Florida

Most Hits Allowed: 8, 5/13 vs. Cincinnati.

Most HRs Allowed: 1, 5/20 at Florida.

Longest Scoreless Streak: 2.2, 5/20-9/7.

2009 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS - Relief

Most IP: 2.0, 9/12 vs. Milwaukee.

Most Strikeouts: 1, twice. Last: 9/23 vs. San Francisco.

Most Walks: 1, twice. Last: 10/3 at Chicago.

Most Runs Allowed: 3, 9/12 vs. Milwaukee.

Most Hits Allowed: 3, twice. Last: 10/3 at Chicago.

CAREER:

• Entering 24th professional season, his 22nd domestically. Originally signed by the Expos as a non-drafted free agent in 1988,

but made his Major League debut with the Pirates as a Rule 5 draft pick in 1992.

• Ranks 20th among active pitchers in games pitched (588) and 22nd among active pitchers in innings pitched (1843.2).

• Enters season as the only active MLB pitcher with 500 games, 40 saves, 10 CG, four shutouts and 1,000 strikeouts career.

• In 238 career big league starts, is 74-80 with 10 complete games and a 4.49 ERA (691 ER/1385.1 IP).

• Career quality-start percentage is 46 percent (110 of 238).

• In 350 career appearances out of the bullpen, is 22-30 with 28 holds, 41 saves and a 4.56 ERA (232 ER/458.1 IP)

• Of his 41 career saves, 31 came with TOR in 2005, has 17 career blown saves.

• The Cardinals become his ninth different major league team (PIT, FLA, CHC, MON/WSH,KC, ARI, TOR, SEA).

• Is one of four active pitchers to register at least 10 CGs and has pitched in over 500 games (Moyer, Wakefield, Oliver).

2010 SEASON:

• Was 1-2 with a 3.70 ERA with 2 saves in 58 app. His 3.70 ERA was his lowest since 3.54 with Arizona in 2005 (193.1 IP).

• Durable reliever totaled 82.2 IP including 13 relief appearances of 2.0 IP or more with a season high of 5.0 IP.

• Made one spot start (Strasburg scratch) throwing 5.0 scoreless innings of three-hit ball 7/27 vs. Atlanta.

• Posted best results against NL Central opponents last season with a 2.60 ERA in 12 appearances (17.1 IP).

• Was one of only two MLB relievers (Ramon Ramirez, SF) to appear in 55 or more games and not sustain a blown save.

• Finished strong allowing only 1 ER (0.87 ERA) in his final nine appearances through Sept./Oct.

• Pitched on zero days’ rest on 12 occasions and fashioned a 3.13 ERA.

• Closed out 3-2 win, 5/10 at NYM, to pocket 40th career save, his first with the Nationals. Also garnered the save in season

finale, a 2-1 win in 14 innings, 10/3 at NYM.

• Posted a career-best 7 relief strikeouts on 7/4 vs. NYM.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Pitched exclusively in relief for the first time since 71-game,

31-save effort as TOR’s closer in ‘05...14 holds were a single-

season career high...team-best seven relief wins T3rd in MLB...

from 7/2 through season’s end, posted a 2.72 ERA in 31 apps.

2008 – Pitching for SEA, made at least 20 starts and 20 relief

appearances for first time in career...was only big league pitcher

to pitch in at least 40 games and make 20 or more starts...lost

career-high 14 games.

2007 – Won career-best and team-high 16 games in first season

with SEA...also led SEA with 18 quality starts...tied for 9th in the

AL in wins...32 starts tied for team lead...recorded 1,000th career

strikeout (Ian Kinsler, 9/29 vs. TEX).

2006 – Enjoyed strong return with Arizona...recorded career

highs in starts (33) and innings (206.1)...ARI went 19-14 when he

started...induced career-best 32 GIDPs to tie for NL lead with

FLA’s Dontrelle Willis...tossed career-high three complete

games...retired first 20 batters faced en route to complete-game

3-hitter 7/1 at OAK.

2005 – In only season as a closer, posted 31 saves (10th in AL)

in 39 opportunities in final season with TOR...made career-high

71 appearances...ranked 10th in Rolaids Relief standings with 77

points...worked more than 1.0 IP in 57 of 71 games...on 7/24 at

NYY, entered game with a 7-4 lead and 2 outs in the 8th, then

struck out all four batters faced (Jason Giambi, Sheffield, Matsui,

Posada) to earn his 30th save of 2005.

BIOS BIOS

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MIGUEL BATISTAMIGUEL BATISTA

2004 – In first season with the Blue Jays, won 10 games for 3rddouble-digit win season in last four years...allowed three orfewer runs in 18 of first 28 starts...tossed first career AL completegame on 5/2 at CWS...tossed 3rd career shutout on 6/9 vs.LAD...won four consecutive starts from 6/20-7/6, but followed itup by losing four consecutive starts, all to AL East opponents (8/8-24) a month later...shifted to bullpen on 9/18 and successfullyconverted fiveof-five September save opportunities.

2003 – In arguably best season of career, went 10-9 with a 3.54ERA in 36 games/29 starts in last contract season with Arizona...set career high in strikeouts (142)...ranked 12th in NL in ERA...was suspended for 10 games for involvement in 4/20 brawl atSt. Louis with Tino Martinez...tossed 5-hit shutout on 7/18 atSD...struck out career-high 11 on 7/28 at FLA.

2002 – Began season in bullpen, but made 29 starts in 2ndseason with ARI...went 8-9 with a 4.33 ERA as a starter...was6-4 when pitching on 4 days’ rest, 0-4 when going on extra rest(5 or more days)...3 of 8 wins came at COL’s expense. 2002

POSTSEASON – Allowed four runs in 3.2 innings in a Game 3start at St. Louis (10/5) taking the Division Series clinching loss.

2001 – Pitching as both a starter (18 starts) and in 30appearances out of the bullpen, won 11 games as ARI claimedfirst World Championship...went 6-3 with a 2.39 ERA in 20games/9 starts on the road...went 7-3 with a 3.14 ERA in season’s2nd half. 2001 POSTSEASON – Made six appearances, startingthree games...appeared as a starter and reliever in each series...posted a 1-1 record with a 2.49 ERA in 21.2 postseason inningswith 13 strikeouts...started and picked up his only career post-season win in Game 3 of the NLDS at St. Louis (10/12) tossing6.0 innings and allowing two runs on three hits with four K’s...threw7.2 scoreless innings in Game 5 of the World Series at NYY(11/1) for a no decision...retired the only batter he faced (Jeter)in Game 7 (11/4).

2000 – Pitched in just four games for the Expos before being dealtto Kansas City on 4/25 in exchange for Brad Rigby...in Royalsdebut, 4/28 vs. SEA, worked 4.0 one-hit scoreless innings...lostfive consecutive starts 5/23-6/12 before being moved to thebullpen...was designated for assignment by the Royals on 7/28to Omaha (AAA) making 18 appearances and one start.

1999 – Pitched as a starter, long man and middle reliever for theExpos...got starting nod and the win in Montreal’s home opener,a 5-1 victory over NYM (4/8) and he recorded first big league hit,an infield single off Orel Hershiser...had been 0-for-42 to begin

career...in all-Canada Series, threw first shutout on 6/5 atSkyDome...also hit first career home run (5/24 at PHI, a 2-runshot off Joel Bennett) and posted first save (3.0 scoreless innings,10/2 at PHI).

1998 – In return to Expos organization, pitched in 56 games, butexcelled as a starter, going 2-2 with a 3.08 ERA in that role...allowed 2 runs in 7.2 IP to secure initial MLB win, 5/15 at LAD.

1997 – Won nine games with Triple-A Iowa, but went winless infive big league decisions in only season in the Cubs system...hadcontract selected by the Cubs on 8/10 and spent final six weeksof the season in Chicago.

1993 - 1996 – In 1996 saw his first major league action since1992 with the Pirates, appearing in relief nine times for Florida...pitched for Charlotte (AAA) in 1995, appearing in 34 games/18starts...a right-shoulder strain limited him to just three gamesfor Double-A Harrisburg in 1994...posted minor-league career-high 13 wins with Harrisburg in 1993, which ranked 2nd in theEastern League.

1992 – Began season as member of Pittsburgh’s Opening Dayroster as a Rule 5 selection...pitched in one game for the Pirates,allowing two runs in 2.0 innings on 4/11 at PHI...first big leaguestrikeout victim was Ruben Amaro.

1988 - 1991 – Allowed just one home run in133.2 innings in1991 with Rockford (A)...in 1990 with Rookie-level GCL Expos,walked just 2.1 batters per 9.0 innings in his domestic debut...began his professional career with the Expos’ DominicanSummer League in 1988 & ‘89.

MISC: Is a 1996 graduate of Nuevo Horizondes High in SantoDomingo, DR...has authored two books: “The Avenger of Blood”(novel) and a poetry book called ”Sentimientos en Blanco yNegro” (“Feelings in Black and White”)...is believed to be the onlyLatin player to publish a poetry book...in 2003, was cited as #1Good Guy in MLB by The Sporting News...while playing for theDiamondbacks, built relationships and with a $50,000 donation,a baseball diamond, with Native American groups in Arizona...thediamond was the first to be built on tribal land and was dedicatedon August 5, 2003 in Sacaton, AZ...during relationship-buildingprocess, visited various tribes, slept in their housing and atetheir native foods...while there, shared the teachings of CaribIndian grandmother...was invited to be a judge at the 2011 MissIowa USA competition...resides in Weston, Fla.

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 5.0, 7/27 vs. Atlanta.Most IP (Relief): 5.0, 4/18 vs. Milwaukee.Most Strikeouts (Starter): 4, 7/27 vs. Atlanta.Most Strikeouts (Relief): 7, 7/4 vs. New York Mets.Most Walks (Starter): 1, 7/27 vs. Atlanta.Most Walks (Relief): 4, two times. Last: 4/18 vs. Milwaukee.Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 0, 7/27 vs. Atlanta.Most Runs Allowed (Relief): 5, 4/5 vs. Philadelphia.Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 3, 7/27 vs. Atlanta.Most Hits Allowed (Relief): 5, 8/14 vs. Arizona.Most HRs Allowed: 1, nine times. Last: 8/27 vs. St. Louis.Longest Winning Streak: 1 game, 7/27.Longest Losing Streak: 2 games, 4/9-4/24.Longest Scoreless Streak: 11.1 IP, 5/20-6/12.

CAREER HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 9.0, 10 times. Last: 7/19/06 vs. Los Angeles Dodgers.Most IP (Relief): 5.0, three times. Last: 4/18/10 vs. Milwaukee.Most Strikeouts (Starter): 11, two times. Last: 4/6/06 at Colorado.Most Strikeouts (Relief): 7, 7/4/10 vs. New York Mets.Most Walks (Starter): 9, 9/12/97 at Pittsburgh.Most Walks (Relief): 4, four times. Last: 4/18/10 vs. Milwaukee.Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 8, eight times. Last: 7/19/08 vs. Cleveland.Most Runs Allowed (Relief): 6, three times. Last: 6/17/00 vs. Oakland.Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 12, 8/9/06 vs. San Francisco.Most Hits Allowed (Relief): 8, two times. Last: 4/4/00 vs. L.A. Dodgers.Most HRs Allowed: 3, four times. Last: 6/25/08 at New York Mets.Longest Winning Streak: 4 games, three times. Last: 5/23-6/10/07.Longest Losing Streak: 6 games, two times. Last: 5/23/00-5/4/01.Longest Scoreless Streak: 19.0 IP, 6/3-15/04.Last Start: 7/27/10 vs. Atlanta.


1988 DSL Expos PLAYED -- STATS NOT AVAILABLE

1989 DSL Expos PLAYED -- STATS NOT AVAILABLE

1990 GCL Expos 4-3 2.01 9 6 0 1 0 0 40.1 31 16 9 0 1 19 0 22 1 1 .215

Rockford 0-1 8.76 3 2 0 0 0 0 12.1 16 13 12 2 4 5 0 7 3 0 .302

1991 Rockford 11-5 4.04 23 23 2 0 1 0 133.2 126 74 60 1 6 57 0 90 12 2 .245

1992 Pittsburgh 0-0 9.00 1 0 0 1 0 0 2.0 4 2 2 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 .400

West Palm Beach 7-7 3.80 24 24 1 0 0 0 135.0 130 69 57 3 0 54 0 92 0 0 .251

1993 Harrisburg 13-5 4.34 26 26 0 0 0 0 141.0 139 79 68 11 4 86 0 91 10 0 .263

1994 Harrisburg 0-1 2.38 3 3 0 0 0 0 11.1 8 3 3 0 0 9 0 5 2 0 .200

1995 Charlotte 6-12 4.80 34 18 0 4 0 0 116.1 118 79 62 11 1 60 2 58 12 1 .260

1996 Charlotte 4-3 5.38 47 2 0 14 0 4 77.0 93 57 46 4 6 39 0 56 16 1 .303

Florida 0-0 5.56 9 0 0 4 0 0 11.1 9 8 7 0 0 7 2 6 1 0 .231

1997 Iowa 9-4 4.20 31 14 2 4 2 0 122.0 117 60 57 19 0 38 1 95 8 1 .252

Chicago (NL) 0-5 5.70 11 6 0 2 0 0 36.1 36 24 23 4 1 24 2 27 2 0 .267

1998 Montreal 3-5 3.80 56 13 0 12 0 0 135.0 141 66 57 12 6 65 7 92 6 1 .274

1999 Ottawa 0-1 2.25 3 3 0 0 0 0 8.0 3 2 2 1 0 4 0 7 0 0 .115

Montreal 8-7 4.88 39 17 2 3 1 1 134.2 146 88 73 10 7 58 2 95 6 0 .280

2000 Montreal 0-1 14.04 4 0 0 0 0 0 8.1 19 14 13 2 2 3 0 7 0 0 .452

Kansas City 2-6 7.74 14 9 0 2 0 0 57.0 66 54 49 17 0 34 2 30 4 0 .292

Omaha 2-2 6.04 18 1 0 12 0 3 28.1 35 20 19 6 2 7 0 27 2 0 .302

2001 Arizona 11-8 3.36 48 18 0 6 0 0 139.1 113 57 52 13 10 60 2 90 6 0 .226

2002 Arizona 8-9 4.29 36 29 1 2 0 0 184.2 172 99 88 12 6 70 3 112 9 2 .245

2003 Arizona 10-9 3.54 36 29 2 5 1 0 193.1 197 85 76 13 8 60 3 142 7 0 .267

2004 Toronto 10-13 4.80 38 31 2 7 1 5 198.2 206 115 106 22 3 *96 1 104 12 0 .273

2005 Toronto 5-8 4.10 71 0 0 62 0 31 74.2 80 39 34 9 2 27 5 54 3 0 .268

2006 Arizona 11-8 4.58 34 33 0 0 0 0 206.1 231 116 105 18 6 84 5 110 *14 1 .288

2007 Seattle 16-11 4.29 33 32 0 0 0 0 193.0 209 101 92 18 8 85 3 133 15 2 .276

2008 Seattle 4-14 6.26 44 20 0 9 0 1 115.0 135 89 80 19 6 79 6 73 5 0 .295

2009 Seattle 7-4 4.04 56 0 0 18 0 1 71.1 79 37 32 7 2 39 1 52 4 0 .282

2010 Washington 1-2 3.70 58 1 0 18 0 2 82.2 71 36 34 9 5 39 8 55 4 0 .234

MINOR TOTALS 56-44 4.31 221 122 5 35 3 7 825.1 816 472 395 58 24 378 3 550 66 6 .308

A.L. TOTALS 44-56 4.98 256 92 2 98 1 38 709.2 775 435 393 92 21 360 18 446 43 2 .279

N.L. TOTALS 52-54 4.21 332 146 8 53 3 3 1134.0 1139 595 530 94 51 473 34 737 55 4 .265

MAJOR TOTALS 96-110 4.51 588 238 10 151 4 41 1843.2 1914 1030 923 186 72 833 52 1183 98 6 .270

* Led League.

DIvISION SERIES RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2001 ARI vs. STL 1-0 2.70 2 1 0 1 0 0 6.2 3 2 2 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 .136

2002 ARI vs. STL 0-1 9.82 1 1 0 0 0 0 3.2 5 4 4 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 .357

D.S. TOTALS 1-1 5.23 3 2 0 1 0 0 10.1 8 6 6 1 1 4 0 5 0 0 .222

LEAGuE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2001 ARI vs. ATL 0-1 5.14 2 1 0 0 0 0 7.0 5 4 4 2 0 2 0 3 0 0 .185

WORLD SERIES RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2001 ARI vs. NYY 0-0 0.00 2 1 0 0 0 0 8.0 5 0 0 0 0 5 0 6 1 0 .192


Pitcher .954 588 111 261 18 390 17

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OUTFIELDER/FIRST BASEMAN

12Full Name: William Lance Berkman


Bats: Both Throws: Left

Born: 2/10/76 at Waco, Texas

Opening Day Age: 35


Became Cardinal: Signed as a free agent,

December 5, 2010.


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CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Signed by the Montreal Expos as a non-drafted free agent, February 29, 1988.

• Selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the Major League phase of the Rule 5 Draft, December 9, 1991.

• Returned to Montreal Expos, per Rule 5 Guidelines, April 23, 1992.

• Signed with the Florida Marlins as a minor league free agent, December 9, 1994.

• Claimed off waivers by the Chicago Cubs, December 17, 1996.

• Acquired by the Montreal Expos in exchange for OF Henry Rodriguez, December 12, 1997.

• Acquired in a trade by the Kansas City Royals in exchange for RHP Brad Rigby, April 25, 2000.

• Signed with the Arizona Diamondbacks as a free agent, November 15, 2000.

• Signed with the Toronto Blue Jays, December 17, 2003.

• Acquired in a trade by the Arizona Diamondbacks along with INF Orlando Hudson in exchange for INF’s Troy Glaus and

Sergio Santos, December 27, 2005.

• Signed with the Seattle Mariners as a free agent, December 12, 2006.

• Signed with the Washington Nationals as a minor league free agent, January 29, 2010.

• Signed with the St. Louis Cardinals as a minor league free agent, January 14, 2011.

REGuLAR SEASON BATTING RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CSGDP SLG OBP E

2010 Washington .125 58 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 .125 .125 0

MAJOR TOTALS .094 507 299 19 28 5 0 2 9 25 1 0 11 0 167 0 0 6 .130 .125 18

Home Runs: 6/2/02 at LAD (K. Ishii); 5/24/99 at PHI (J.Bennett).

CAREER:

• St. Louis becomes just his third professional team. Was drafted by the Houston Astros in the first round of the 1997 draft and

spent 1999-2010 seasons in the majors with Houston before a trade-deadline deal in 2010 to the New York Yankees.

• Ranks fifth all-time in career homers by a switch-hitter (327)...is one of seven switch-hitters in baseball history to reach the 300

HR plateau.

• Leads all switch-hitters in home runs (323) and RBI (1084) since 2000. Has reached the 40-HR plateau in his career twice

(2002 & 2006)...he and Mickey Mantle are the only switch-hitters to hit 40-or-more homers in at least two seasons.

• Is one of just four switch-hitters in Major League history with as many as eight seasons with 25-or more home runs: also

Chipper Jones (10), Mickey Mantle (10) and Eddie Murray (12).

• Ranks second all-time among switch-hitters in slugging percentage with his .545 mark, trailing only Mickey Mantle (.557).

• Collected 309 home runs from 2000-2009, hitting at least 20 homers in each of the 10 seasons, one of just 11 players in Major

League history to hit at least 20 home runs in each year of a decade (Carlos Lee and Alex Rodriguez also 2000-09).

• Also since 2000, ranks seventh among all Major League players in doubles (357), on-base percentage (.413) and RBI (1026).

• Hit his 300th career home run on June 13, 2009 at ARI (RHP Jon Garland). Teamed up with Ivan Rodriguez and Carlos Lee

to become the first trio of teammates to reach the 300-home run plateau in the same season.

• Ranks in the top five in every major offensive statistical category in Houston Astros history. Is the club’s all-time leader in

slugging (.549); second in home runs (326); third in batting average (.296), RBI (1090), walks (1040), doubles (375), runs

(1008) and total bases (3053); fourth in games played (1592) and fifth in hits (1648) and at-bats (5560).

• Is Houston’s franchise career leader in postseason RBI (26) and walks (20), and ranks second with 34 hits, six home runs and

eight doubles.

• Is one of only two Astros to collect as many as five 30-homer seasons (Jeff Bagwell, 9)...is the second Astro in club history

with 10 consecutive 20-home run seasons (Jeff Bagwell 12).

• Has six career 100-RBI seasons, trailing only Jeff Bagwell’s eight in Astros history...his three consecutive 100-RBI seasons

(2006-08) are also tied for the second-most in club history, trailing only Bagwell’s six consecutive from 1996-2001.

• Finished fifth in National League MVP voting in 2008, a season in which he led the N.L. with 46 doubles, while hitting a

league-leading .345 with runners in scoring position and scored a career-high 114 runs.

• Selected to the 2008 National League All-Star team as the starting first baseman, his fifth appearance in a Midsummer Classic

and his first by way of fan voting. Also participated in the Home Run Derby and finished with 14 homers, tied for third in the

competition with Ryan Braun (MIL).

• Hit his first and only career walk-off home run on Aug. 29, 2008 vs. STL...according to the Elias Sports Bureau, Berkman had

hit more home runs (285) than any other player in baseball history without recording a walk-off homer.

• Scored at least one run in 15 consecutive games from April 26 to May 12, 2008 which tied the club record held by Carlos

Beltran (Aug. 23-Sept. 7, 2004).

• His 136 RBI in 2006 set the franchise record for most RBI in a single season, breaking Jeff Bagwell’s record 135 RBI in 1997.

• Led the Astros with six RBI in the 2005 World Series and hit .385. Overall during the 2005 playoffs, Berkman hit .333 with two

home runs and 14 RBI.

New Cardinals rightfielder Lance Berkman takes part in spring drills as fellow outfielders Matt Holliday and Colby

Rasmus look on.

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• His grand slam in Game 4 of the 2005 NLDS vs. Atlanta (off Kyle Farnsworth) narrowed the Braves lead to 6-5 in a game the

Astros ended up winning 7-6 in 18 innings - the longest game in postseason history.

• Finished third in the National League MVP voting in 2002. Led the league in RBI with 128 and ranked T3rd with 42 home runs.

• Hit a Houston club-record 29 home runs in the first half of the 2002 season. His 29 homers at the All-Star Break were the most

by a switch-hitter since Mickey Mantle in 1961 (also 29 in 1956). He hit 10 homers in his first 20 games in 2002, joining Mantle

as the only switch-hitters to hit 10 homers in their club’s first 20 games.

• Set the Major League record for the most extra-base hits (94) in a single season by a switch-hitter in 2001 and was the first

switch-hitter to record at least 50 doubles and 30 home runs in the same season.

2010 SEASON:

• Split his season with the Astros and Yankees in 2010. Hit .267 (86-for-322) with 13 HR as a left-handed batter and .171 (14-

for-82) with one homer from the right side.

• Averaged 6.25 plate apperances per walk, ranking third in the Majors (min. 450 PA).

• Played entirely at first base while with Houston, committing just one error in 769 total chances. Combined he played in 122

games, making 91 starts at first and 21 as DH.

• Opened the season on the 15-day disabled list, recovering from arthroscopic surgery on his left knee performed on 3/13.

Made two rehab appearances at Triple-A Round Rock.

• Collected five RBI in the Astros 6/1 win vs. WSH, providing the walk-off two-run single in the bottom of the ninth, his most RBI

since 6/10/08 vs. MIL. Also committed his first and only error in that game, snapping a 90-game errorless streak that dated

back to his last miscue on 7/7/09 vs. Pittsburgh.

• Homered and tripled in 7/4 loss at San Diego, the fifth time in his career he accomplished the feat. The home run came as a

right-handed batter, his only such homer in 2010.

• Acquired by the Yankees on 7/31 after playing 1,592 games for the Astros and made his Yankees debut 7/31 at TB (0-for-4).

• Was placed on the 15-day disabled list on 8/19 (retroactive to 8/16) with a sprained right ankle. Suffered the injury in the fifth

inning 8/15 at KC when he attempted to beat a throw at first base. Rehabbed at Double-A Trenton in two games (2-for-8).

• Returned from rehab and reinstated from the 15-day D.L. on 9/1. Batted .299 (20-for-67) in 25 games following his return from

the D.L., hitting safely in 11 of his 17 starts over the remainder of the season.

2010 POSTSEASON – Was 2-4 with a double and HR in Game 2 at MIN as the DH in a 5-2 NY win...was his only appearance in

the Division Series...made appearances in four American League Championship games vs. Texas, going 3-12.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Became the second of three Astros players in 2009 to

reach the 300-home run mark, homering on 6/13 at ARI (RHP

Jon Garland)...C Ivan Rodriguez and LF Carlos Lee teamed up

with Berkman to become the first trio of teammates in MLB

history to reach 300 career home runs in the same season...

walked 97 times, surpassing the 90-walk mark for his ninth

consecutive season since 2001...averaged one walk every 5.80

plate appearances, fourth in the Majors...tied his career high by

hitting seven home runs as a right-handed batter...for the second

season in a row and second of his career, played only first base,

without making an appearance in the outfield...made his ninth

consecutive Opening-Day start for the club and his fourth in a row

at first base (2006-09) 4/6 vs. CHI...scored his 900th career run

on 4/18 vs. CIN...on 5/21 vs. MIL was ejected from the game after

arguing a play at the plate with home plate umpire Delfin Colon,

his sixth career ejection and first since 6/8/07 at CWS (Sam

Holbrook)...recorded his 1,000th career RBI 6/25 vs. KC...missed

18 games on the disabled list from 7/23-8/12 with a left calf

strain, just his second career DL stint...recorded his 350th career

double 8/13 at FLA.

2008 – Named the Astros recipient of the 2008 Roberto Clemente

Award, given annually to an MLB player who combines

outstanding skills on the baseball field with devoted work in the

community...selected to the 2008 National League All-Star team

as the starting first baseman (0-2), his first ASG by way of fan

voting...also participated in the Home Run Derby and finished with

14 homers, which tied for third with Ryan Braun (MIL)...tied for

the NL lead with 46 doubles...hit a league-leading .345 with

runners in scoring position...set a new career high in steals for a

single season with 18...scored at least one run in 15 consecutive

games 4/26-5/12, tying the club record held by Carlos Beltran

(8/23-9/7/04)...was named the National League Player of the

Month for May after hitting .471 with nine home runs and 22

RBI...set franchise records in May for batting (.471), on-base

percentage (.553), slugging (.856), total bases (89), hits (49)

and runs (31)...recorded 31 hits in a 50-at-bat span from the 5th

inning on 5/3 through the 6th inning on 5/17, only the second

player since 1957 to do so (Pete Rose, PHI-1979)...named NL

Player of the Week twice in three weeks (4/21-27 & 5/5-11)...tied

franchise record with eight consecutive hits from 12th inning on

5/4 to the fourth inning on 5/7...hit his first career walk-off home

run on 8/29 vs. STL-according to Elias, Berkman had hit more

home runs (285) than any other player in baseball history without

recording a walk-off homer.

2007 – Started 122 games at first base and 27 games in right

field...led all MLB switch-hitters in home runs......suspended for

two games (served 6/12-13) by MLB on 6/8 for his actions that

led to an ejection 6/5 at COL...also ejected on 6/8 at CWS while

appealing his suspension...did not play 6/23 at TEX (bruised

right hand), his first game missed in the Lone Star Series after

being the only player from either team to appear in each of the

first 40 games...homered in four consecutive games (7/29-8/2),

matching his career-high home run streak...homered 9/21 marking

his seventh consecutive year in which he homered on 9/21, tying

Lou Gehrig’s MLB record for consecutive years homering on

the same date (seven straight 6/8 home runs 1932-38).

2006 – Hit a career-high 45 home runs with 136 RBI and was

named the Astros Player of the Year by the Houston BBWAA...

finished third in National League MVP voting...made his fourth All-

Star appearance - walked in his only plate appearance...set the

franchise record for most RBI in a single season (136), breaking

Jeff Bagwell’s record (135 RBI in 1997)...joined Mickey Mantle

as the only switch-hitters to hit 40 or more homers in at least

two seasons...recorded career hit No. 1,000 with a fifth-inning

single on 5/29...hit his 200th HR on 6/21 vs. MIN (Silva), the

fourth Astro to reach the milestone and fastest to the mark in

franchise history (3,388th AB)...hit two HR on 7/3 vs. CHI marking

the second time in 2006 and in his career to homer from both

sides of the plate...did not start in seven consecutive games

7/28 -8/3 because of a strained groin.

2005 – Was activated from the 15-day DL on 5/6 after missing

the first 27 games of the season recovering from 11/12/04 surgery

to reconstruct a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee...

raised his average from .179 to .294 in a 70-game stretch from

5/25-8/14, hitting .315 with 21 doubles, 11 home runs and 46 RBI

...hit .362 (38-105) in July with six homers and 20 RBI...finished

August with 11 doubles, tying the club record during the month

(Jose Cruz, 1985)...hit 11 homers in September, tying Richard

Hidalgo’s franchise record during the month (2000)...also recorded

25 walks in September, two shy of the club record during that

month (Jimmy Wynn, Sept.1969). 2005 POSTSEASON – Hit

.357 with one home run and five RBI over four games of the

NLDS vs. Atlanta...hit .286 with one homer and three RBI in the

NLCS win over STL (six games), including a three-run home

run during Game 5...had five hits and six RBI during four games

of the World Series vs. CWS.

2004 – Named team MVP by the Houston chapter of the BBWAA

for a third time (also 2001, 02)...led the the Astros in hitting (.316),

games (160), total bases (308), home runs (30), walks (127),

intentional walks (14), slugging percentage (.566), on-base

percentage (.450) and tied for the lead in runs (104)...his 237 walks

were a career-high and he ranked second in MLB in unintentional

walks (113)...named a National League All-Star for the third time

(also 2001, 02)...started in center field and went 0-2...participated

in the Home Run Derby and advanced to the final round, where

he finished runner-up to Miguel Tejada...hit his third career grand

slam and first right-handed, on 4/11 at Milwaukee (Davis)...named

NL Player of the Month for May, his first monthly award...homered

seven times in nine games from 5/18-26...homered in three

consecutive games twice in a seven-game span, from 5/18-20

and 5/24-26...reached base in 37 consecutive games from 7/30-

9/8...homered in four consecutive games 8/29-9/1. 2004

POSTSEASON – Ranked sixth in MLB with 12 runs during the

postseason...posted four multi-hit games during the NLDS vs.

Atlanta and batted .409 with one home run and three RBI...went

2-4, scoring twice in Game 5...hit three home runs in the NL

Championship Series, including a 2-2 outing with three RBI in

Game 4 vs. St. Louis.

2003 – Collected his 500th Major League hit on 4/24 with a

home run at NY (Cerda)...homered on 5/1 vs. ATL, passing Ken

Caminiti as the franchise leader for home runs by a switch-hitter...

posted a team-high 18-game hitting streak from 5/24 to 6/12...was

ejected on April 29 for the second time in his career...ejected

for a second time for arguing balls and strikes 5/17 vs. PHI

(Iassogna).

2002 – Led the National League with 128 RBI in just his second

full big league season...finished 3rd in National League MVP

voting...voted team MVP for the second consecutive year by

the Houston chapter of the BBWAA...named to his second

consecutive National League All-Star team and went 1-2 with a

two-run single that gave the NL the lead in the seventh inning...

also participated in the Home Run Derby...hit .361 with runners

in scoring position, fifth in the league...joined Mickey Mantle as

the only switch-hitters to hit 10 homers in their team’s first 20

games...became only the 20th player in Major League history to

homer in the first three games of the season tying the club record

shared by Glenn Davis (1988) and Chris Truby (2001)...hit four

home runs over back-to-back games at CIN (4/16-17), tying the

franchise record for home runs in consecutive games (seventh

time)...named NL Player of the Week for 4/29-5/5, hitting .435 (10-

23) with three home runs and a league-leading nine RBI...ejected

in the eighth inning on 5/8 at PHI for the first time on any level in

his career for arguing balls and strikes (Larry Vanover)...recorded

his first career inside-the-park home run on 6/17 at MIL (Cabrera)...

broke the 24-year-old club record for most consecutive games

with an RBI on 7/6 at PIT, driving in a run in 10 consecutive

games...hit his 100th home run on 9/15 vs. STL (Matt Morris).

2001 – Finished fifth in the National League MVP voting (one first-

place vote)...led the N.L. with 55 doubles and is the first switch-

hitter in Major League history (13th all-time) to have 50 doubles

and 30 homers in a season...selected as a first time All-Star and

went 1-2 in the All-Star Game 7/10 at Seattle...voted team MVP

by the Houston chapter of the BBWAA...topped the all-time Major

League lists as a switch-hitter for most doubles in a season (55),

passing Pete Rose (51, 1978) and Jose Vidro (51, 2000), and for

most extra-base hits in a season (94), moving past Ripper Collins

(87, 1934) and Chipper Jones (87, 1999)...appeared in the

Opening Day lineup for the first time in his career, starting in

leftfield...hit a solo home run (Oliveras) on 4/18 at PIT that cleared

the right-field stands and bounced into the Allegheny River...batted

leadoff for the first time in his career and drove in all four runs with

a career-high tying two homers on 5/27 at LA...notched his first

career grand slam on 6/14 at MIN...named co-NL Player of the

Week with Arizona’s Luis Gonzalez (6/18-24)...put together a

career-high 21-game hit streak (6/17-7/8).

All-Star Game Selections:

2001, 2002, 2004*, 2006, 2008*

*Denotes Starter

Roberto Clemente Award: 2008 (Houston)

N.L. Player of the Month (2 times):

May 2004 and May 2008

N.L. Player of the Week (4 times):

June 18-24, 2001 (co-winner); April 29-May 5, 2002; April 21-27,

2008; May 5-11, 2008

BERKMAN CAREER AWARDS & HONORS

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2000 – Began the year at Triple-A New Orleans...after two options

and two recalls, joined the big league team for the remainder of

the season on May 25...made 31 starts in left field and 59 in

right for Houston...drove in four runs in consecutive games at COL

5/30-31...notched his first Major League pinch-hit with a double

on 8/5 vs. MON.

1999 – Made two separate stints with the Astros while anchoring

the Triple-A New Orleans lineup for the majority of the season...

was the starting right fielder in the 1999 MLB All-Star Futures

Game played in Boston’s Fenway Park on 7/11...was one of 24

minor league players selected to represent the United States in

the Pan Am Games 7/25-8/2 in Winnipeg, Canada, but did not

participate upon being recalled by the Astros...placed on the

Zephyrs (AAA) disabled list 4/13-5/14 (left knee)...contract was

purchased on 7/16 and he made his Major League debut that

night vs. DET as a pinch hitter...made his first big league start in

left field on 7/17 vs. DET...his first Major League hit came on

7/20 vs. CLE...hit a pair of homers - his first in the majors - 7/31

at SD...optioned to New Orleans on 8/5 but was again recalled

8/13...remained with the Astros until the end of the regular season.

1997-1998 – Named Team MVP after spending most of the

season at Jackson (AA) in 1998...was promoted to Triple-A New

Orleans 8/21 to finish out the campaign...named to the All-Texas

League team and selected as an Eastern Division All-Star for

Jackson...in the 1998 Triple A World Series was named the

series MVP as he slugged three home runs and collected six RBI

in New Orleans’ series clinching 12-6 victory over Buffalo on

9/25...was Houston’s No. 1 pick in the June 1997 draft...made his

pro debut with Kissimmee (A) on 7/1...hit .354 (23-65) with four

doubles, seven homers and 19 RBI in 16 games 8/4-19 and

was the club’s top home run hitter with 12, despite playing in

just 53 games.

MISC: A native Texan, Berkman grew up in Austin and graduated

from New Braunfels Canyon High School in San Marcos...was

drafted by the Astros out of Rice University, signed by Astros scout

Ralph Bratton...played for Rice from 1995-97 and was named the

1997 National College Player of the Year by the National

Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and also named first

team All-America by Collegiate Baseball Magazine, Baseball

America and The Sporting News...in three seasons at Rice,

batted a collective .385 with 67 homers and 272 RBI...his 41

homers in 1997 ranked third-most in the entire NCAA...that year

also made the record book in RBI (2nd-134), slugging percentage

(6th-1.031) and total bases (4th-263)...learned to switch-hit

growing up by swinging from both sides of the plate against a tire

hanging from a tree in his backyard...nicknamed himself in jest

the “Big Puma” while on a local, morning sports-talk radio

show...he and his wife, Cara, make their offseason home in

Houston with their four daughters: Hannah Leigh (5/17/01), Carly

Anne (8/24/03), Katie Mae (6/10/06) and Abigail Primm (6/22/09).

DIvISION SERIES RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CSGDP SLG OBP E

2001 HOU vs. ATL .167 3 12 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 .167 .167 0

2004 HOU vs. ATL .409 5 22 5 9 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 6 0 1 0 .591 .480 1

2005 HOU vs. ATL .357 4 14 4 5 1 0 1 5 0 0 1 3 1 4 0 0 1 .643 .500 0

2010 NYY vs. MIN .500 1 4 2 2 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1.500 .500 0

D.S. TOTALS .346 13 52 11 18 3 0 3 10 0 0 1 6 1 15 0 1 3 .577 .424 1

LEAGuE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CSGDP SLG OBP E

2004 HOU vs. STL .292 7 24 7 7 2 0 3 9 0 1 0 5 2 4 1 0 0 .750 .400 0

2005 HOU vs. STL .286 6 21 2 6 2 0 1 3 0 0 0 4 0 3 0 0 1 .524 .400 0

2010 NYY vs. TEX .250 4 12 1 3 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 .417 .333 0

L.C.S. TOTALS .281 17 57 10 16 4 1 4 14 0 2 0 11 2 9 1 0 1 .596 .386 0

WORLD SERIES RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CSGDP SLG OBP E

2005 HOU vs. CWS .385 4 13 0 5 2 0 0 6 0 1 0 5 2 5 1 0 0 .538 .526 0

W.S. TOTALS .385 4 13 0 5 2 0 0 6 0 1 0 5 2 5 1 0 0 .538 .526 0

ALL-STAR GAME RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CSGDP SLG OBP E

2001 National .500 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 .500 0

2002 National .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .333 .333 0

2004 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

2006 National --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 --- 1.000 0

2008 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

ALL-STAR TOTALS .222 5 9 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 .222 .273 0


First Base .995 717 5856 547 34 6437 574

Outfield .978 871 1487 45 34 1566 7


1997 Kissimmee .293 53 184 31 54 10 0 12 35 0 0 2 37 4 38 2 1 2 .543 .417 0

1998 Jackson .306 122 425 82 130 34 0 24 89 0 3 4 85 10 82 6 4 14 .555 .424 4

New Orleans .271 17 59 14 16 4 0 6 13 0 0 2 12 1 16 0 0 1 .644 .411 0

1999 New Orleans .323 64 226 42 73 20 0 8 49 0 2 0 39 1 47 7 1 10 .518 .419 4

Houston .237 34 93 10 22 2 0 4 15 0 1 0 12 0 21 5 1 2 .387 .321 2

2000 New Orleans 330 31 112 18 37 4 2 6 27 0 0 1 31 2 20 4 4 7 .563 .479 2

Houston .297 114 353 76 105 28 1 21 67 0 7 1 56 1 73 6 2 6 .561 .388 6

2001 Houston .331 156 577 110 191 *55 5 34 126 0 6 13 92 5 121 7 9 8 .620 .430 6

2002 Houston .292 158 578 106 169 35 2 42 *128 0 3 4 107 20 118 8 4 10 .578 .405 7

2003 Houston .288 153 538 110 155 35 6 25 93 1 3 9 107 13 108 5 3 10 .515 .412 3

2004 Houston .316 160 544 104 172 40 3 30 106 0 6 10 127 14 101 9 7 10 .566 .450 2

2005 Round Rock# .286 4 14 2 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 1 4 0 0 0 .357 .412 0

Houston .293 132 468 76 137 34 1 24 82 0 2 4 91 12 72 4 1 18 .524 .411 8

2006 Houston .315 152 536 95 169 29 0 45 136 0 8 4 98 22 106 3 2 11 .621 .420 9

2007 Houston .278 153 561 95 156 24 2 34 102 0 5 8 94 11 125 7 3 11 .510 .386 12

2008 Houston .312 159 554 114 173 *46 4 29 106 0 5 7 99 18 108 18 4 13 .567 .420 5

2009 Houston .274 136 460 73 126 31 1 25 80 0 4 1 97 14 98 7 4 13 .509 .399 6

2010 Round Rock# .500 2 6 3 3 2 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1.333 .429 1

Houston .245 85 298 39 73 16 1 13 49 0 0 0 60 4 70 3 2 12 .436 .372 1

New York (AL) .255 37 106 9 27 7 0 1 9 0 0 0 17 3 15 0 0 6 .349 .707 1

Trenton# .250 2 8 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 .250 .333 0

MINOR TOTALS .309 295 1034 193 319 75 2 57 217 0 6 9 208 19 212 19 10 34 .550 .426 11

A.L. TOTALS .255 37 106 9 27 7 0 1 9 0 0 0 17 3 15 0 0 6 .349 .707 1

N.L. TOTALS .296 1592 5560 1008 1648 375 26 326 1090 1 50 61 1040 134 1121 82 42 124 .549 .410 67

MAJOR TOTALS .296 1629 5666 1017 1675 382 26 327 1099 1 50 61 1057 137 1136 82 42 130 .545 .409 68

#Injury Rehabilitation * Led league.

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 3, 8 times. Last: 9/7 vs. Baltimore.

Most Runs: 3, 7/28 vs. Chicago Cubs.

Most 2Bs: 2, 8/8 vs. Boston.

Most HRs: 2, 7/8 vs. Pittsburgh.

Most RBI: 5, 6/1 vs. Washington.

Most BBs: 4, 5/12 at St. Louis.

Longest Hitting Streak: 6 games, twice. Last: 6/1-6.

CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 5, 5/6/2008 vs. Washington.

Most Runs: 4, 5/6/08 vs. Washington.

Most 2Bs: 2, 38 times. Last: 8/8/10 vs. Boston.

Most HRs: 3, 4/16/02 at Cincinnati.

Most RBI: 6, twice. Last: 5/1/03 vs. Atlanta.

Most BBs: 4, three times. Last: 5/12/10 at St. Louis.

Most SBs: 2, four times. Last: 7/9/08 at Pittsburgh.

Longest Hitting Streak: 21 games, 6/17-7/8/01.

Grand Slams: 5. Last: 7/27/10 at Chicago Cubs (Cashner).

Game-Ending HR’s: 1, 8/29/08 vs. St. Louis (R. Springer)

Pinch HR’s: 1, 5/12/01 at Cincinnati (D. Graves).

Inside the Park HR’s: 1, 6/17/02 at Milwaukee (Cabrera).

HR both sides of plate: twice. Last: 7/3/06 vs. Chicago Cubs.

BIOS BIOS

5756

LANCE BERKMAN

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by Houston Astros in 1st round (16th player overall) of the June 1997 free-agent draft.

• On Houston disabled list (right knee surgery), March 30 - May 6, 2005; included injury rehabilitation assignment to Round Rock

(AAA), April 30 - May 6.

• On Houston disabled list (left calf strain), July 23 - August 12, 2009.

• On Houston disabled list (arthroscopic surgery on left knee ), March 26 - April 20, 2010; included injury rehabilitation to Round

Rock (AAA), April 17 - 20.

• Acquired by the New York Yankees in exchange for P Mark Melancon and INF Jimmy Paredes, July 31, 2010.

• On New York disabled list (right ankle sprain), August 16 - September 1, 2010; included injury rehabilitation assignment to Trenton

(AAA), August 30 - September 1.

• Signed by St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent, December 5, 2010.

After signing as a free agent on December 5, 2010, Lance Berkman made his first apperance as a Redbird at the team’s

annual Winter Warm-up on January 15, 2011. Cardinals fans were thrilled to have the “Big Puma” playing for St. Louis

instead of against them.

PITCHER

41Full Name: Mitchell Thomas Boggs



Born: 2/15/84 at Dalton, Georgia

Opening Day Age: 27

M.L. Service: 1.125




MITCHELL BOGGS

2010 SEASON:

• Appeared in a career-high 61 games (44 scoreless outings), second most on the Cardinals.

• Picked up first career relief win on 6/5 vs. MIL.

• Made 11 appearances of 2.0 IP or more with season high of 2.1 on 7/10 at HOU.

• Struck out season-high four batters 5/16 at CIN in 2.0 IP.

• Had an outstanding June, going 1-0 with an 0.87 ERA in 10 appearances allowing one run. The ERA was the 7th

lowest in June of any NL pitcher with 10 appearances or more.

• Was unscored upon in 10 consecutive appearances from 5/27-6/24.

• Allowed a career-high five runs on 8/3 vs. HOU.

• Posted a 2.54 ERA in 35 appearances pre-All Star break.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 - Made nine starts for the Cardinals, while also making

seven appearances out of the bullpen...fanned 46 batters in his

58.0 IP...the Cardinals were 7-2 in his nine starts, winning each

of the first five...was first recalled from Memphis (AAA) on 4/15,

after injury to Chris Carpenter...picked up the victory in his first start

of 2009, on 4/25 in an 8-2 win over the Cubs...gave up one

unearned run in his 5.2 innings...struck out an MLB career-high

nine batters in a six-inning no decision at WSH (4/30)...was 6-4

in 14 starts at Memphis, including seven quality starts...upon his

mid-May return to AAA, made 12 starts before a recall and ML

start on 7/31...won three of his last four starts at Memphis, allowing

just one earned run in 21.0 IP (0.43 ERA) in his wins...for the

month of July was 3-1 with a 1.73 ERA in four starts at AAA...was

recalled from Memphis (AAA) prior to start on 8/11 vs. CIN after

Todd Wellemeyer (right elbow) went on the DL, the 3rd time he

was on Major League roster in ‘09...collected first Major League

hit, a double and came around to score, at Pittsburgh (5/14) off

Jeff Karstens. 2009 POSTSEASON - Appeared in one game,

Game 1 of the NLDS against LA, throwing a scoreless inning with

two walks and one strikeout.

2008 - Led the PCL in ERA (3.45) and tied for team lead in wins

(9) during his first season at Triple-A Memphis...made eight

appearances (6 starts) for the Cardinals in two ML stints from 6/6

to 7/27, posting a 3-2 won-loss mark...was first rookie starter to

win first three decisions for the Cardinals since the 2002 season,

when both Jason Simontacchi (5 straight from 5/4-6/15) and

Travis Smith (3 from 5/1-7/15) did so...made his ML debut on

6/6 at HOU, summoned in the 8th inning, & pitched 2.0 IP in

relief while allowing a solo HR to G. Blum...made his first ML

start on 6/10 at CIN and earned his first victory with 5.0 IP in a 7-

2 win...posted the win at Fenway Park on 6/21, tossing 5.1 innings

and allowing three runs on five hits vs. BOS...was solid in posting

the win on 6/28 at KC, allowing a run on four hits in a season-high

6.0-plus innings.

2007 – Developed into the staff ace at Double-A Springfield and

was the starter for the franchise’s first-ever playoff game...did

not miss a turn in a season in which he ranked second in the

Texas League with 117 strikeouts, tied for fifth with 11 wins and

26 starts and 9th in ERA (3.84)...his ERA was under 4.00 in

every month but one (May), with a low of 2.38 in June when he

went 3-0 in five starts...won seven straight decisions from 5/18-

7/12 and nine of 10 from 4/20-7/12...his first career hit was a

two-run home run on 5/18 at Tulsa...tossed a season-high 8.0

innings and allowed just two hits in his final start of the season on

8/30 vs. Wichita-that win earned him Texas League Pitcher of the

Week honors...was 1-1 with a 5.73 ERA (11.0 IP/7 ER) in two

postseason starts, winning Game 1 of the Division Series against

Tulsa on 9/5...lost in Game 1 of the Championship Series...started

six games for Mesa in the Arizona Fall League and went 0-2

with a 5.21 ERA (19.0 IP/11 ER).

BIOS BIOS

5958

MITCHELL BOGGS


2005 New Jersey 4-4 3.89 15 14 0 0 0 0 71.2 77 38 31 5 5 24 0 61 4 0 .271

2006 Palm Beach 10-6 3.41 27 +27 1 0 +1 0 145.0 153 69 55 7 8 51 0 126 9 0 .271

2007 Springfield 11-7 3.84 26 26 0 0 0 0 152.1 167 86 65 15 10 62 2 117 7 0 .279

2008 ST. LOUIS 3-2 7.41 8 6 0 1 0 0 34.0 42 29 28 5 2 22 0 13 2 0 .304

Memphis 9-3 *3.45 21 21 1 0 0 0 125.1 107 52 48 11 2 46 0 81 10 1 .235

2009 Memphis 6-4 4.83 14 14 0 0 0 0 76.1 90 45 41 8 4 32 1 58 5 0 .293

ST. LOUIS 2-3 4.19 16 9 0 2 0 0 58.0 71 28 27 3 4 33 0 46 4 1 .311

2010 ST. LOUIS 2-3 3.61 61 0 0 22 0 0 67.1 60 29 27 5 4 27 2 52 5 0 .243

MINOR TOTALS 40-24 3.79 103 102 2 0 1 0 570.2 594 290 240 46 29 215 3 443 35 1 .269

MAJOR TOTALS 7-8 4.63 85 15 0 25 0 0 159.1 173 86 82 13 10 82 2 111 11 1 .282

+ Tied for League Lead. *Led league


2009 STL vs. LAD 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 .000

D.S. TOTALS 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 .000


Pitcher .950 85 15 23 2 40 1


2010 ST. LOUIS .000 61 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000 1

MAJOR TOTALS .040 85 25 1 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 .080 .040 2

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 2.1, 7/10 at Houston.

Most Strikeouts: 4, 5/16 at Cincinnati.

Most Walks: 3, 7/18 vs. Los Angeles Dodgers.

Most Runs Allowed: 5, 8/3 vs. Houston.

Most Hits Allowed: 4, twice. Last: 8/3 vs. Houston.

Most HRs Allowed: 1, five times. Last: 9/11 at Atlanta.

Longest Winning Streak: 2 games, 6/5-9/6.

Longest Losing Streak: 2 games, 4/20-5/26.

Longest Scoreless Streak: 9.0 IP, 5/27-6/24.

CAREER HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 7.0, 9/5/09 at Pittsburgh.

Most IP (Reliever): 2.1, 7/10/10 at Houston.

Most Strikeouts (Starter): 9, 4/30/09 at Washington.

Most Strikeouts (Reliever): 4, 5/16/10 at Cincinnati.

Most Walks (Starter): 6, 7/3/08 vs. New York Mets.

Most Walks (Reliever): 3, two times. Last: 7/18/10 vs. L.A. Dodgers.

Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 11, 7/3/08 vs. New York Mets.

Most Runs Allowed (Reliever): 5, 8/3/10 vs. Houston.

Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 10, 7/3/08 vs. New York Mets.

Most Hits Allowed (Reliever): 4, three times. Last: 8/3/10 vs. Houston.

Most HRs Allowed: 1, 13 times. Last: 9/11/10 at Atlanta.


Longest Losing Streak: 2 games, three times. Last: 4/20-5/26/10.


2006 – Named a Florida State League postseason All-Star...his

126 strikeouts were 2nd-most in the league and his 3.41 ERA 5th-

best...his 10 wins ranked 5th in the FSL and 4th in the STL minor

league system...was the Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the

Month for June when he posted a 3-0 record and 1.07 ERA...

carried a perfect game into the 9th inning on 6/14 at Jupiter and

settled for a one-hit shutout while fanning 11 in the 4-0 win.

2005 – Went 4-4 with a 3.89 ERA in his professional debut at

short-season New Jersey.

MISC: Attended the University of Georgia, where he was mostly

used out of the bullpen...was on the 2004 team that were SEC

co-champions and advanced to the College World Series...among

Bulldog teammates, was selected with the lowest pick in the

2005 draft...briefly attended UT-Chattanooga to play quarterback

...graduated from Dalton HS...married the former Lele Crutchfield

this past off-season...the couple reside in Dalton, Ga.

PITCHER

29Full Name: Christopher John Carpenter



Born: 4/27/75 at Exeter, New Hampshire

Opening Day Age: 35 (Turns 36 on April 27)



December 13, 2002.

Contract Status: Signed through 2011, with a club

option for 2012.

CHRIS CARPENTER

CAREER:

• Has 133 career wins, ranking T16th among active pitchers in baseball. His .616 winning pct. (133-83) is 8th-best among all

active pitchers.

• St. Louis is 109-52 (.677 win pct.) in his starts over the past seven seasons. Has won 15 or more games for the Cardinals in

each of the five seasons in which he’s made 20 or more starts.

• Is 84-33 with a 2.98 ERA (1093.1 IP / 362 ER) in 160 career starts as a Cardinal. His .718 winning pct. (84-33) is tops all time

for St. Louis pitchers with a min. of 100 games started.

• His 84-32 record (.718 win pct.) as a starter is the best-ever by a Cardinal in first 160 starts.

• His .718 win pct. ranks first among all starters over the past seven seasons.

Over the past two seasons, holds the 3rd highest winning pct. in MLB (.717,

33-13), 7th most wins (33) and 4th lowest ERA (2.78).

• Ranks 9th in Cardinals franchise history with 882 strikeouts, only 17 behind

Larry Jackson for 8th.

• Received the Player’s Choice N.L. Comeback Player of the Year award in

2009 as voted on by his peers. Also received the St. Louis BBWAA

Comeback Award.

• In 2005, was voted first Cardinals Cy Young Award winner since Bob Gibson

in 1970. Shared 2005 co-St. Louis Man of the Year honors with Albert Pujols

as voted by the St. Louis chapter of BBWAA and was selected as the 2005 Players Choice Award for National League

Outstanding Pitcher just one year after being voted by the players as the N.L. Comeback Player of the Year in 2004. Won his

2nd-straight Players Choice N.L. Outstanding Pitcher Award in 2006.

• Had the honor of being named the starting pitcher for the 2005 N.L. All-Star team. His start was the first by a Cardinals pitcher

in 32 years (Rick Wise, 1973). Was also named to N.L. All-Star team in 2006 & 2010, but did not pitch.

• Spent the first nine years of his pro career with the Toronto Blue Jays. Was signed by the Cardinals as a free agent in

December 2002. On April 15, 2005, signed a two-year contract extension with a club option for 2008 with St. Louis...contract

was renegotiated following the 2006 season when he agreed to a new deal that extends to 2011 with a club option for 2012.

• Underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder on 9/4/02 after an injury-plagued 2002 season and missed all of 2003.

Had elbow ligament replacement surgery (Tommy John) on 7/24/07 by team physician Dr. George Paletta and missed most of

the ‘07 and ‘08 seasons.

2010 SEASON:

• Led all of Major League Baseball with 35 games started, a career high. Was the first pitcher in MLB to start 35 games in a

season since Bronson Arroyo with CIN in 2006 and the first Cardinals pitcher to start 35 or more since Jose DeLeon (36) in

1989. The last Cardinals pitcher to lead the league (untied) in games started was Larry Jackson with 38 in 1960 (Wainwright’s

34, T1st in 2009).

• Went 16-9 for a .640 winning pct. with one complete game. The .640 winnning pct ranked 8th in the National League.

M.L. WIN PCT. LEADERS 2004-10

Player, Recent Team W L Pct.

Chris Carpenter, STL 84 33 .718Jon Lester, BOS 61 25 .709Chien-Meng Wang, NYY 55 26 679Tim Lincecum, SF 56 27 .675Roy Halladay, TOR-PHI 110 55 .667

BIOS BIOS

6160

• His 235.0 innings pitched ranked 3rd in baseball and 2nd in the N.L. and he was T6th in the N.L. in wins (16). Carp ranked

14th in strikeouts (179) and 16th in ERA (3.22) among N.L. pitchers.

• His 12 home wins were T1st in the Majors (Wainwright, Halladay, Verlander). His 134.1 IP at home ranked 2nd in the N.L.,

while his 2.81 home ERA was 9th.

• Allowed 21 HRs (14 solo) in his 35 starts after allowing 7 HRs total in all of 2009.

• Walked 63 batters, ranking 10th in the N.L. with a 2.41 BB/9.0 IP ratio.

• His 214 hits allowed were 5th in the N.L., 99 runs allowed 10th and hit 13 batters for 2nd most in the N.L.

• Had three games with double-digit strikeouts, including a season high of 11 on 9/5 vs. CIN. Marked the 2nd consecutive

season with three double-digit strikeout games (15 career).

• Went 5-0 with a 1.78 ERA in five starts against N.L. Central rival Cincinnati. Has posted 10 straight wins over the Reds dating

back to 8/15/06.

• Was St. Louis Opening Day starter on 4/5 in Cincinnati and earned the win in the 11-6 victory.

• Struck out 10 batters in back-to-back starts, 4/16 vs. NYM and 4/21 at ARI. The 20 K’s equaled his career high for K’s over two

games. He’d had 20 K’s over two starts three previous times.

• Lost four consecutive starts (9/10-25) for the first time in his career.

• Allowed Cardinals first and only grand slam of the season to Brad Davis in a 4-0 loss at FLA (9/20).

• Finished the season with a complete game vs. COL on 9/30. It was his first of the season and 29th career, ranking 6th among

active pitchers.

• Was one of 13 pitchers in the Majors to hit a home run in 2010 (9/10 at ATL), and one of five pitchers to hit a HR in each of the

last two seasons (Gallardo, Haren, Owings, Zambrano).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 - Finished 2nd in the National League Cy Young voting...was

the Player’s Choice for N.L. Comeback Player of the Year and

choosen by the Boston BBWAA as the Tony Conigliaro Award

winner...named the Wilbur "Bullet" Rogan Award winner as the

Negro League’s choice for National League Pitcher of theYear...

was the first Cardinals pitcher to win the N.L. ERA title (2.24) since

Joe Magrane (2.18) in 1988...led the N.L. in ERA (2.00) in the day

and was 2nd in road ERA (2.05)...his .810 winning pct. (17-4) led

the majors...allowed just 7 HR’s, the lowest HR/9 IP ratio (0.33)

in the majors...his 1.78 walks/9 IP ratio ranked 3rd in the N.L....was

11-0 vs. N.L. Central foes with a 1.58 ERA and .205 opponent’s

BA....his 11-game winning streak from 7/5-9/7 was the longest

in the Majors...was the 2nd double-digit win streak of his career

(13 straight in 2005); he & Bob Gibson (three times; 15 in 1968,

10 in 1970 & 11 in 1972) are the only Cardinals with two or more

winning streaks of 10 or more...his 0.71 ERA after first six starts

was the lowest ever by a Cardinals pitcher in first six starts to begin

a season...he became lone Cardinals pitcher in data since 1954

to not allow an earned run in first four starts to begin a season...he

lost back-to-back starts 6/25 & 6/30 for just the 3rd time as a

Cardinal...was the N.L. Pitcher of the Month for August when

he went 5-0 with a 2.20 ERA in six starts, walked 7 and fanned

37...had a one-hit shutout with 10 K’s on Labor Day (9/7 at MIL),

the second of his career; Bob Gibson (1970 & 1971) and Ernie

Broglio (1960) are the only other Cardinals pitchers to fan 10 or

more in a shutout while limiting the opponent to one hit or less...hit

his first career HR, a grand slam in 10/1 win at CIN-the 10th

slam by a Cardinals pitcher and he also drove in six runs, a

Cardinals record for a pitcher. 2009 POSTSEASON - Started

Game 1 of the Division Series vs. Los Angeles in LA, allowing four

runs in the 5-3 loss.

2008 – Returned to ML action for first time since Opening Day,

2007, but his return was short-lived after he experienced shoulder

problems that forced him from his start on 8/10 at CHI...was on

DL, rehabbing from elbow surgery, until 7/30...made a pair of

rehab starts (7/20 at Springfield-AA and 7/24 at Memphis-AAA)...

returned to DL from 8/11 to 9/1...made his first relief appearance

since 2000 on 9/2 at ARI, a span of 144 starts between relief

outings...following 9/2 outing at ARI, he was shut down for the

remainder of the season due to nerve irritation leading to his

right shoulder...after a series of shoulder exams by nerve

specialists, he opted not to undergo surgery following the

season...underwent right elbow surgery to transpose the ulnar

nerve on 11/4 performed by Dr. George Paletta.

2007 – Honored with his third-straight Cardinals Opening Day

starting assignment on 4/1 vs. NYM, Major League baseball’s first

game of the season...complained of stiffness and soreness in his

right elbow the day after his opening night start and was seen by

Dr. George Paletta and diagnosed with inflammation in his right

elbow...placed on the DL on 4/10 (retroactive to 4/2) with moderate

arthritis and a mild impingement in the elbow with no evidence

of acute ligament injury...after two rehab starts with the Class-A

Palm Beach club, swelling returned to his elbow...had elbow

ligament replacement surgery (Tommy John) on 7/24 by team

physician, Dr. Paletta and missed the remainder of the season.

2006 – Followed his Cy Young year with a 15-8 record & 3.09

ERA, which ranked 2nd in the N.L. and 3rd in the majors...was

the 2006 Opening Day starter at PHI for St. Louis and earned his

first win...blanked the Pirates over 8.0 IP allowing just two hits on

4/19 at PNC Park and recorded his 1,000th career strikeout

(McLouth) in the 6th...was placed on the 15-day DL retroactive

to 5/22 with scapulothoracic bursitis in his right shoulder and

was activated on 6/6 prior to start vs. CIN...showed his Cy Young

form in 6/13 start at PIT as he fanned a career and team-season

high 13 batters in 7.0 IP...combined with Flores & Isringhausen

for the Cardinals first ever shutout win (1-0) in Denver on 7/25 in

his first career appearance at Coors Field... earned 100th career

win 9/16 vs. SF and was named N.L. Player of the Week (Sept.

11-17) on the strength of that win & 9/11 shutout victory over the

Astros for his third Player of the Week selection (also July13-16

& August 14-20). 2006 POSTSEASON - Went 3-1 in five

postseason starts, improving his career mark in postseason play

to 5-1...his five postseason wins from 2005-06 were the most in

the majors...won Game 3 of the WS with 8.0 brilliant IP...allowed

just three Detroit hits, walked none and fanned six in the Cardinals

5-0 victory, the first World Series game to be played in new

Busch Stadium...was charged with the loss in NLCS Game 6,

allowing two runs over 6.0 innings...threw just 76 pitches in his

start, but a leadoff HR to Jose Reyes and three singles in the

fourth for one run gave the Mets a 2-0 lead and they went on to

win, 4-2...did not get a decision in the team’s win in Game 2

ofthe NLCS, a start in which he allowed three first-inning runs and

a run in the second and fifth, including two homers to Carlos

Delgado...St. Louis won both games Chris started in the DS vs.

SD: Game 1 at SD and Game 4 at STL...he allowed one run over

6.1 innings in Game 1 and two runs in 7.0+ innings in Game 4

...became the first Cardinal with three DS wins and the second

Cards pitcher to win two games in a DS (Jeff Fassero-2002).

2005 – Won the 2005 National League Cy Young Award after

posting the best year of his career, going 21-5 in 33 starts...

voted first Cardinals Cy Young Award winner since Bob Gibson

in 1970...shared 2005 Co-St. Louis Man of the Year honors with

Albert Pujols as voted by the St. Louis chapter of BBWAA...

Carpenter was selected as the 2005 Players Choice Award for

National League Outstanding Pitcher, just one year after being

voted by the players as the N.L. Comeback Player of the Year

in 2004...was honored as The Sporting News N.L. Pitcher of the

Year and by MLB.com as the Major League Starting Pitcher of

the Year...had the honor of being named starting pitcher for the

2005 N.L. All-Stars and pitched 1.0 inning, allowing no runs and

two hits...his start was the first by a Cardinals pitcher in 32 years

(Rick Wise, 1973)...St. Louis won each of his 17 starts from

6/14-9/13 and won 26 of his 33 regular season starts on the

year and all three of his starts in the postseason...had a career-

best 13-game winning streak from 6/14-9/8 in which he recorded

a 1.36 ERA (132.1 IP/20 ER) in 16 starts that included three

shutouts and six complete games...he became the first pitcher

in live-ball era (1920 to date) to go undefeated in 16 consecutive

starts (13-0) while pitching at least 7.0 innings and allowing no

more than three runs in any of those games...posted quality

starts in 27 of 33 outings, including 22-straight before failing to do

so on 9/13...he was the first N.L. pitcher since Bob Gibson (22)

in 1968 to post 22 consecutive quality starts...became the majors

first 20-game winner on 9/3 and became the quickest Cardinal

to 20 wins (28th start) since Dizzy Dean in 1934 (23 starts)...

became the 31st Cardinal to post 20 wins in a single season

and only the 7th since the beginning of divisional play in 1969...his

.923 road winning pct. is tops all-time among Cardinals (min. 10

wins)...posted wins in 10 consecutive road starts from 5/18-9/3,

becoming the first N.L. player to accomplish the feat since Bob

Gibson in 1970 won 12 straight road starts...ranked second in the

N.L. in innings pitched, wins, strikeouts, winning pct. and 5th in

ERA...recorded a career-high 21.2 IP scoreless streak (6/25-

7/6)...his four shutouts were the most by a Cardinal since John

Tudor recorded 10 in 1985...became the first Cardinal since

1989 (Jose DeLeon, 201) to strikeout 200 batters in a single

season...joined an elite group with just two other St. Louis pitchers

when he recorded 13 wins before the All-Star Break (Joaquin

Andujar: 15-4 in 1985 & 13-6 in ‘84 and Kent Bottenfield: 14-3 in

‘99)...also became the first Cardinal since Andujar (17-1985) to

win 15 games before Aug. 1...he and Matt Morris joined Bob

Gibson & Nelson Briles (1968) as the only Cards teammates in

the past 50 years to reach double digit wins before 7/4...named

N.L. Player of the Week for the week ending on 9/4...allowed his

first stolen base since July 2002 on 5/12 vs. LA when Derek

Lowe took second on an uncontested steal in the fourth...was the

Cardinals Opening Day starter at HOU (4/5), earning the win...

blanked TOR 7-0 on 6/14 in a one-hit complete game effort - the

one hit came with two-outs in the sixth on a double by R. Adams...

it was the 19th one-hitter in Cardinals history as he walked just

one and fanned 10...tossed his 7th complete game in 4-2 win on

9/3 at HOU as he recorded his 20th win of the season. 2005

POSTSEASON - The Cardinals won all three games that

Carpenter started in the postseason as he combined to go 2-0,

2.14 ERA (21.0 IP/5 ER)... started Game 1 of the NLDS vs. SD

and earned the win allowing no runs and three hits over 6.0 IP

as the Cards won 8-5...in Game 1 of the NLCS lasted 8.0 IP

against Andy Pettitte and the Astros...allowed two runs, two-run

homer to C. Burke in the 7th, and just five hits in the game...did

not get a decision in Game 5 of the NLCS, a 5-4 Cards win...went

7.0 innings and gave up four runs, three earned, on nine hits.

2004 – Was named the Player’s Choice Award winner for the 2004

National League Comeback Player of the Year, The Sporting

News Comeback Player as voted on by the players and was the

St. Louis BBWAA Comeback Player Award winner...started the

year with a 7-1 record, 3.42 ERA in his first 11 starts and was 4-

0 with a 2.62 ERA in five May starts...did not pitch the final two

weeks of the season and the postseason after leaving his 9/18

start with a right biceps strain - tests later revealed a nerve

irritation to his upper arm...was 4th in the N.L. with a 2.82 ERA

after the All-Star break, going 6-1 in 11 starts...ranked second in

the league with a .750 winning pct...earned his first Cards win, and

50th career win, in a 13-7 decision at ARI on 4/9, his first ML start

since 8/13/02 at OAK.

2003 – Began his first season with St. Louis on the disabled list

as he continued his recovery from shoulder surgery... made a total

of eight appearances during the season on injury rehabilitation

assignments but was forced to undergo arthroscopic surgery

for his ailing shoulder on 7/29 to remove scar tissue... made his

first rehab appearance on 6/16 for Palm Beach (A) and combined

for 7.0 IP in four outings with the Florida State League team.

2002 - Went 4-5 with a 5.28 ERA in an injury-plagued season in

which he was limited to just 13 starts...closed out his Blue Jays

career ranked ninth in franchise history in wins (49), starts (135)

and innings pitched (871.2) and 10th in strikeouts (612)...was

named Blue Jays’ Opening Day starter for the first time in his

career and recorded a no decision at BOS on 4/1, allowing six

runs in 2.1 IP, including a career-high four home runs...it was his

only start before being placed on the 15-day D.L. on 4/5

(retroactive to 4/2) with tendinitis in his right shoulder...was

activated from the D.L. on 4/21 and lost his only start at NYY (3.0

IP, 4 H, 3 ER) before being placed back on the 15-day D.L. with

right shoulder tendinitis...made five rehab starts with Tennessee

(AA) of the Southern League and made one rehab start with

Syracuse (AAA) of the International League...was reactivated

on 6/22 and picked up his first win of the season at ARI...lost his

CHRIS CARPENTERCHRIS CARPENTER

BIOS BIOS

6362


1994 Medicine Hat 6-3 2.76 15 15 0 0 0 0 84.2 76 40 26 3 8 39 0 80 9 2 .243

1995 Knoxville 3-7 5.18 12 12 0 0 0 0 64.1 71 47 37 3 1 31 1 53 9 0 .284

Dunedin 3-5 2.17 15 15 0 0 0 0 99.1 83 29 24 3 4 50 0 56 9 3 .229

1996 Knoxville 7-9 3.94 28 28 1 0 0 0 171.1 161 94 75 13 8 91 4 150 8 2 .250

1997 Syracuse 4-9 4.50 19 19 3 0 2 0 120.0 113 64 60 16 3 53 0 97 8 0 .257

Toronto 3-7 5.09 14 13 1 1 1 0 81.1 108 55 46 7 2 37 0 55 7 1 .325

1998 Toronto 12-7 4.37 33 24 1 4 1 0 175.0 177 97 85 18 5 61 1 136 5 0 .265

1999 St. Catharines# 0-0 4.50 1 1 0 0 0 0 4.0 5 2 2 0 0 1 0 6 1 0 .294

Toronto 9-8 4.38 24 24 4 0 1 0 150.0 177 81 73 16 3 48 1 106 9 1 .294

2000 Toronto 10-12 6.26 34 27 2 1 0 0 175.1 204 130 122 30 5 83 1 113 3 0 .290

2001 Toronto 11-11 4.09 34 34 3 0 2 0 215.2 229 112 98 29 16 75 5 157 5 0 .274

2002 Toronto 4-5 5.28 13 13 1 0 0 0 73.1 89 45 43 11 4 27 0 45 3 0 .306

Tennessee# 0-1 8.20 5 5 0 0 0 0 18.2 26 18 17 5 0 8 0 9 2 0 .338

Syracuse# 0-1 4.50 1 1 0 0 0 0 6.0 8 3 3 1 0 2 0 6 1 0 .320

2003 ST. LOUIS INJURED- DID NOT PLAY

Memphis # 0-0 5.40 3 3 0 0 0 0 8.1 11 5 5 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 .333

Tennessee# 0-1 13.50 1 1 0 0 0 0 3.1 7 5 5 1 0 2 0 2 0 0 .438

Palm Beach# 0-1 1.29 4 4 0 0 0 0 7.0 6 3 1 1 0 1 0 6 0 0 .222

2004 ST. LOUIS 15-5 3.46 28 28 1 0 0 0 182.0 169 75 70 24 8 38 2 152 4 0 .245

2005 ST. LOUIS 21-5 2.83 33 33 +7 0 4 0 241.2 204 82 76 18 3 51 0 213 5 0 .231

2006 ST. LOUIS 15-8 3.09 32 32 5 0 +3 0 221.2 194 81 76 21 10 43 3 184 3 0 .235

2007 ST. LOUIS 0-1 7.50 1 1 0 0 0 0 6.0 9 5 5 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 .346

Palm Beach# 0-1 6.23 2 2 0 0 0 0 4.1 7 5 3 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 .333

2008 ST. LOUIS 0-1 1.76 4 3 0 0 0 0 15.1 16 5 3 0 0 4 0 7 0 0 .286

Springfield# 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 4.0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 0 0 .077

Memphis# 0-1 3.18 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.2 4 2 2 0 2 1 0 5 0 0 .190

2009 ST. LOUIS 17-4 *2.24 28 28 3 0 1 0 192.2 156 49 48 7 7 38 1 144 1 0 .226

2010 ST. LOUIS 16-9 3.22 35 *35 1 0 0 0 235.0 214 99 84 21 13 63 4 179 3 0 .244

A.L. TOTALS 49-50 4.83 152 135 12 6 5 0 870.2 984 520 467 111 35 331 8 612 32 2 .287

ST. LOUIS TOTALS 84-33 2.98 161 160 17 0 8 0 1094.1 962 396 362 91 42 238 10 882 16 0 .237

MAJOR TOTALS 133-83 3.80 313 295 29 6 13 0 1965.0 1946 916 829 202 77 569 18 1494 48 2 .260

*Led league. +Tied for League Lead. #Injury rehabilitation assignment.


2005 STL vs. SD 1-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 6.0 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 .158

2006 STL vs. SD 2-0 2.03 2 2 0 0 0 0 13.1 12 3 3 0 0 4 0 12 0 0 .245

2009 STL vs. LAD 0-1 7.20 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.0 9 4 4 1 1 4 0 3 0 0 .409

D.S. TOTALS 3-1 2.59 4 4 0 0 0 0 24.1 24 7 7 1 1 11 0 18 0 0 .267


2005 STL vs. HOU 1-0 3.00 2 2 0 0 0 0 15.0 14 6 5 2 1 4 0 9 0 0 .255

2006 STL vs. NY 0-1 5.73 2 2 0 0 0 0 11.0 13 7 7 3 1 4 0 5 0 0 .302

L.C.S. TOTALS 1-1 4.15 4 4 0 0 0 0 26.0 27 13 12 5 2 8 0 14 0 0 .276


2006 STL vs. DET 1-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 8.0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 .120

CHRIS CARPENTERCHRIS CARPENTER

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 9.0, 9/30 vs. Colorado.


Most Walks: 5, 6/13 at Arizona.

Most Runs Allowed: 8, twice. Last: 9/10 at Atlanta.

Most Hits Allowed: 10, twice. Last: 8/26 at Washington.

Most HRs Allowed: 3, 4/11 at Milwaukee.


Longest Losing Streak: 4 games, 9/10-25.

Longest Scoreless Streak: 18.0 IP, 6/18-28.

Complete Games: 1, 9/30 vs. Colorado.

Low-Hit Complete Game: 4, 9/30 vs. Colorado.

10+ Strikeout Games: 3. Last: 9/5 vs. Cincinnati (11).

CAREER HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 9.0, 26 times. Last 9/30/10 vs. Colorado.

Most IP (Relief): 6.0, 5/23/97 vs. Anaheim.

Most Strikeouts: 13, 6/13/06 at Pittsburgh.

Most Strikeouts (Relief): 7, 8/13/00 at Minnesota.

Most Walks: 9, 8/16/99 vs. Seattle.

Most Walks (Relief): 3, 5/23/97 vs. Anaheim.

Most Runs Allowed: 10, 8/4/98 at Texas.

Most Hits Allowed: 12, five times. Last: 9/26/06 at San Diego.

Most HRs Allowed: 4, 4/1/02 at Boston.

Longest Winning Streak: 13 games, 6/3-9/8/05.

Longest Losing Streak: 7 games, 6/1-8/19/01.

Longest Scoreless Streak: 31.0 IP, 6/27-7/24/02.

Complete Games: 29. Last: 9/30/10 vs. Colorado.

Low-Hit Complete Game: 1 hit, twice. Last: 9/7/09 at Milwaukee.

Shutouts: 13. Last: 9/7/09 at Milwaukee.

10+ Strikeout Games: 15. Last: 9/5/10 vs. Cincinnati (11).

Last Relief Appearance: 9/2/08 at Arizona.

last four starts from 7/29 through 8/13 before being placed on the

disabled list with looseness in his right shoulder on 8/15 (retroactive

to 8/14)...was transferred to the 60-day D.L. 9/2...had arthroscopic

surgery on 9/4 to repair slap lesion (labrum tear) in his right

shoulder...missed a total of 112 games while on the D.L...was

outrighted to Syracuse on 10/9, refused assignment and elected

for free agency.

2001 - Led the Blue Jays in innings pitched, strikeouts, complete

games, shutouts and quality starts (17)...it was his first career

200-inning season...from 7/1 to 8/19 suffered through a career-

high seven-game losing streak over 10 starts to see his record

drop from 7-4 to 7-11...on 7/6 vs. MON recorded his 500th career

strikeout against Lee Stevens.

2000 - Earned his first win of the season with a complete game

victory over the Yankees on 4/21, the first of three consecutive wins

to even his record at 3-3 by 5/1...tossed second complete game

(8.0) of the season in a 4-3 loss at TB on 5/12...made 20

consecutive starts before appearing in relief on 7/22 vs. BAL.

1999 - Went 9-8 in 24 starts with four complete games and a

shutout prior to season-ending elbow surgery on 9/16...surgery

was performed by Dr. James Andrews to remove a bone spur...

was on the D.L. 6/3-28 with inflammation in his right elbow...tossed

a CG shutout in second start after the D.L. on 7/3 vs. TB, won 5-

0 allowing just three hits for his third career shutout.

1998 - Tossed a complete game four-hit shutout on 7/4 vs. TB,

his first complete game and shutout of the season...struck out a

season-high 10 batters 7/16 at CWS to set a then career high.

1997 - Made seven starts with Syracuse (AAA) and posted a 1-

3 record with a 3.88 ERA...his contract was purchased by Toronto

on 5/10...started and lost his major league debut on 5/12 at MIN,

12-2 (3.0 IP, 8 H, 7 R, 5 ER, 3 BB, 5 K)...his first ML strikeout was

Paul Molitor...in his debut he became the sixth-youngest Blue

Jays pitcher to start a game (22 years, 18 days)... captured his

first major league win in his sixth start on 8/19 [1] at CWS...

became the ninth Blue Jays rookie to throw a shutout on 9/9 as

he defeated ANA, 2-0 (9.0IP, 3H)...was the first Blue Jays rookie

to toss a shutout since John Cerutti in 1986.

1994 - 1996 - Spent the 1996 season with Knoxville (AA) in the

Southern League and led the club with 28 starts, 171.1 innings

pitched and 150 strikeouts...following the ‘96 season pitched for

Phoenix in the Arizona Fall League, earning club MVP honors...

was 2-0 in 10 starts and finished second in the league with a

2.33 ERA and third in strikeouts with 43...pitched at Medicine

Hat (R) in 1994 and finished third in the Pioneer League in ERA

(2.76).

MISC: Graduated in 1993 from Trinity High School in Manchester,

N.H., where he earned Athlete-of-the-Year honors as a senior...

was selected all-state for three years in both baseball and hockey

and was a member of the Boston Globe All-Scholastic team as

a senior...captured state championship in baseball in 1992...played

American Legion, Babe Ruth and Little League...on his behalf,

MLBPA Trust contributed $20,000 to Kristen’s Gift in Lebanon,

NH in recognition of his 2005 NL Outstanding Pitcher Award...was

voted by his teammates as the recipient of the 2006 Darryl Kile

award...he and his wife, Alyson, have a son, Sam, and daughter,

Ava, and make their off-season home in St. Louis.

BIOS BIOS

6564

ALL-STAR RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2005 National* 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500

2006 National Selected - Did Not Pitch

2010 National Selected - Did Not Pitch

ALL-STAR TOTALS 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500

*Named as the starting pitcher.


Pitcher .982 313 157 226 7 390 29


2010 ST. LOUIS .111 35 72 2 8 0 0 1 4 10 0 1 1 0 25 0 0 2 .153 .135 1

MAJOR TOTALS .110 313 362 16 40 5 0 2 16 38 1 2 10 0 117 0 1 5 .141 .139 7

Home Runs: 10/1/09 at CIN (K. Wells, 2nd inning, grand slam); 9/10/10 at ATL (M. Minor, 4th inning).

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Toronto Blue Jays in the first round (15th overall) of the June 1993 free-agent draft.

• On Toronto disabled list (right elbow inflammation) June 13-28, 1999; included rehabilitation assignment at

St. Catharines (A), June 23-28.

• On Toronto disabled list (posterior muscle tendinitis, right shoulder), April 12-20, 2002.

• On Toronto disabled list (posterior muscle tendinitis, right shoulder) April 22 to June 21, 2002; included

rehabilitation assignment at Tennessee (AA), May 23 to June 1, and Syracuse (AAA), June 16.

• On Toronto disabled list (loosenes in right shoulder), August 14 through remainder of season, 2002.

• Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent, December 13, 2002.

• Re-Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals to a one-year contract with a club option for 2005, December 1, 2003.

• Re-Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals to a two-year contract extension through 2007 with a club option for 2008,

April 15, 2005.

• On St. Louis disabled list (scapulothoracic bursitis, right shoulder), May 22 to June 5, 2006.

• Re-Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals to a five-year contract extension through 2011 with a club option for 2012,

December 4, 2006.

• On St. Louis disabled list (right elbow), April 10 to end of season, 2007; included injury rehabilitation assignment

to Palm Beach, July 2-12.

• On St. Louis disabled list (right elbow), March 21 to July 30, 2008; included injury rehabilitation assignments

to Springfield (AA), July 20, and Memphis (AAA), July 24.

• On St. Louis disabled list (right shoulder), August 11 to Sept. 1, 2008.

• On St. Louis disabled list (left oblique), April 15 to May 20, 2009.

CHRIS CARPENTER

INFIELDER NON-ROSTER INVITEE

92Full Name: Matthew Martin Carpenter



Born: 11/26/85 at Galveston, Texas

Opening Day Age: 25

M.L. Service: 0.000




MATT CARPENTER

2010 SEASON:

• Named Cardinals 2010 Minor League Player of the Year, batting .309 with 13 home runs, 69 RBI and 31 doubles. Led allCardinals minor leaguers with 93 runs, 153 hits and a .418 on-base percentage. Also tallied 41 multi-hit games, including 17three-hit games.

• Played in 133 games, beginning the season with 28 at Palm Beach (A), before being promoted to Springfield on 5/10, wherehe played the rest of the season (105 games).

• Selected as a reserve to the North Squad in the Texas League All-Star game. Went 0-for-2, playing four innings at third base.

• Named to the Texas League Post-Season All-Star team as the designated hitter.

• Honored as the Texas League Player-of-the-Week twice (7/19-25, .345, 4 HR, 9 RBI, 9 runs) and (8/2-8, .593, 1 HR, 3 RBI,10 runs, 2 SB).

• Ranked 4th in the Texas Lg. in batting (.316) and walks (64), 3rd in on-base percentage (.412) and 5th in runs scored (76).

• Posted an on-base streak of 26 consecutive games (7/30-8/25), the fifth longest in the Texas League.

• Tallied a career-high four hits in a game twice (7/13 vs. MID & 8/6 at TUL).

• Hit safely in 21 of his first 23 games upon promotion to Springfield (.400, 38-for-95) with 11 multi-hit games.

• Led Texas League third basemen with a .973 fielding percentage (8 E, 293 TC), including assists (222), total chances (293)and games played at third base (104).

• Reached base safely in 25 of 28 games at Palm Beach including an 11-game hit streak (4/10-22) and a 10-game walk streak(4/17-27).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2009 – Played in 70 games with three different affiliated teams,playing 9 games in Batavia (SS-R), 29 in Quad Cities (A), beforefinishing the season with 32 games at Palm Beach (A)...ascendedthrough three levels of the Cardinals system, making him thehighest promoted player from the 2009 draft class landing inPalm Beach (A)...recorded a hit in his first professional game(6/19 vs. AUB)...hit first professional home run off Tim Stronach(8/28 at STL) of St. Lucie.

MISC: Played college ball at Texas Christian University underhead coach Jim Schlossnagle. Left as the TCU career leader ingames played (241) and at-bats (843) and was a three-timeMountain West Conference selection...hit two home runs in the2009 Austin Super Regional vs. #4 Texas...played high schoolbaseball at Elkins HS in Prosper, Texas, where he was honoedas a 2004 TPX second team all-American. He graduated as theschool’s all-time leader in hits and helped lead them to the USAToday Prep National Championship in 2002...resides in SugarLand, Texas.


2009 Batavia .469 9 32 9 15 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 4 0 2 0 1 0 .563 .541 0

Quad Cities .295 29 105 11 31 6 2 0 10 0 1 3 17 0 13 2 0 3 .390 .405 4

Palm Beach .219 32 114 13 25 6 1 2 9 2 1 1 10 0 24 1 0 3 .342 .286 2

2010 Palm Beach .283 28 99 17 28 5 2 1 16 1 0 2 26 0 14 0 1 1 .404 .441 1

Springfield .316 105 396 76 125 26 3 12 53 4 4 4 64 4 88 11 2 12 .487 .412 8

MINOR TOTALS .300 203 746 126 224 46 8 15 91 7 6 11 121 4 141 14 4 19 .444 .403 15

BIOS BIOS

6766

2010 SEASON:

• Split his season of 107 games between Memphis (AAA) and the Minatitlan Petroleros of the Mexican League, playing in 78

games in Memphis, before getting loaned to Minatitlan from 6/6 to 7/26 for 29 games.

• Belted career highs for Memphis with 13 home runs and 54 RBI, as well as a career high with 78 games in a minor season.

• Played in 78 games for Memphis, starting 48 in the outfield and 16 as designated hitter.

• Tallied a season high six RBI vs. Salt Lake (8/18), going 3-for-4.

• Had 20 multi-hit games, eight games of three-hits and two four-hit games.

• Hit left-handed pitchers at a .318 clip with 4 HR, while hitting right-handers for a .295 BA with 9 HR.

• Batted .355 with runners in scoring position (27-76, 4 HR, 43 RBI).

• Finest day for Minatitlan came on 6/25 at Veracruz going 4-for-5 with 2 HR, 7 RBI, including a grand slam for 11 total bases.

• Finished his time with Minatitlan on a 14-game hitting streak (.423, 22-52), the second longest on the team (17). The 14-game

hitting streak was one game removed from a 10-game hitting streak, hitting safely in 24 of last 25 games.

AMAURY CAZANA AMAURY CAZANA

OUTFIELDER NON-ROSTER INVITEE

91Full Name: Amaury Antonio Cazana Marti



Born: 9/2/78 at Matanza, Cuba

Opening Day Age: 32 (Turns 33 on September 2)

M.L. Service: 0.000




CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Played 69 games on loan to the Oaxaca Guerreros of the

Mexican League...finished 2nd on the team with a .356 BA...hit

13 HR and 40 RBI to finish with a 1.016 OPS...hammered out a

21-game hitting streak (.440, 37-84), T-5th longest in the Mexican

League and 2nd longest on Oaxaca...batted .407 in June (35-86),

his best month...hit right-handed pitchers at a .360 clip with 12 HR

and left-handed pitchers at .341 with 1 HR...batted .358 with

runners in scoring position (24-67) and hit one grand slam at

Quintana Roo (4/5).

2008 – Began the season playing 28 games for Memphis (AAA)

before getting loaned to the Mexico Diablos Rojos of the Mexican

League on 5/20 where he would play 52 games to finish the

season...hit safely in 18-of-28 games in Memphis...crushed a

team leading .420 for Mexico, but did not qualify for the league

leaders...began his season with Mexico on a 12-game hitting

streak (.413, 19-46, 3 HR, 15 RBI)...tallied an outstanding 1.110

OPS and had an RBI in 17 of his first 26 games including a 7-

game streak from 5/29-6/8...batted .314 (54-127) with 7 HR and

34 RBI for Licey of the Dominican Winter League, the 34 RBI were

T5th in the league.

2007 – Played in a career-high 126 games between the Mexican

League and Texas League...was on loan to the Minatitlan

Petroleros (96 games) of the Mexican League from 4/4 to 7/29,

then returned and assigned to Springfield (AA) for 30 games...took

his team’s triple crown honors batting .337 with 15 HR and 71

RBI...rapped out 38 multi-hit games and 10 games with three

hits or more...batted .391 (36-92) with runners in scoring position

with 7 HR and 56 RBI...hit right-handed pitchers at a .354 clip with

13 HR and 60 RBI...led Mexican League outfielders with 19

outfield assists.

2006 – Played in 60 games, starting with 20 at Palm Beach (A)

before getting promoted to Springfield (AA) for his final 40

games...first professional hit was a home run off the top of the

Marlins clubhouse at Roger Dean Stadium in his second

professional at-bat vs. St. Lucie (6/12)...hit safely in 14-of-20

games at Palm Beach with seven multiple-hit games...arrived at

Springfield and started with a five-game hitting streak...had a hot

July batting .305 (18-59) with 4 HR and 8 RBI...played for the

Peoria Saguaros in the Arizona Fall League where he finished T-

6th in batting at .345 and led the squad with four home runs.


2006 Palm Beach .282 20 85 17 24 6 0 4 16 0 0 0 9 0 26 3 1 2 .494 .351 0

Springfield .227 40 132 17 30 4 0 6 13 0 0 4 13 1 41 1 1 8 .394 .315 0

2007 Minatitlan (Mex.).337 96 362 66 122 26 4 15 71 1 3 7 38 2 54 1 3 13 .555 .407 4

Springfield .308 30 107 24 33 5 0 6 20 0 1 2 9 1 23 1 0 0 .523 .370 1

2008 Memphis .266 28 94 11 25 6 0 3 12 0 1 0 5 0 25 1 0 4 .426 .300 1

Mexico (Mex.) .420 52 188 45 79 14 1 7 46 1 1 2 26 1 39 6 5 5 .617 .493 1

2009 Oaxaca (Mex.) .356 69 247 42 88 17 2 13 40 0 2 2 25 2 54 2 3 8 .599 .417 2

2010 Memphis .305 78 256 35 78 10 0 13 54 0 0 0 19 1 51 0 0 9 .496 .353 1

Minatitlan (Mex.).380 29 108 14 41 3 0 4 20 0 0 1 9 1 14 2 1 2 .519 .432 1

MINOR TOTALS .282 196 674 104 190 31 0 32 115 0 2 6 55 3 166 6 2 23 .470 .341 3

MEXICAN LG. TOTALS.365 246 905 167 330 60 7 39 177 2 6 12 98 6 161 11 12 28 .576 .431 8

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 18th round (556th overall) of the June 2006 First Year Player Draft.

• Loaned to Petroleros de Minatitlan of the Mexican League on April 2, 2007.

• Returned from Petroleros de Minatitlan and assigned to Springfield on July 31, 2007.

• Loaned to Diablos Rojos del Mexico of the Mexican League on May 19, 2008.

• Returned from Diablos Rojos del Mexico and assigned to Memphis on September 9, 2008.

• Loaned to Guerreros de Oaxaca of the Mexican League on March 30, 2009.

• Returned from Guerreros de Oaxaca and assigned to Memphis on August 2, 2009.

• Loaned to Petroleros de Minatitlan of the Mexican League on June 6, 2010.

• Returned from Petroleros de Minatitlan and assigned to Memphis on July 26, 2010.

2005 – Joined Elmira of the Can-Am Independent League for the

final month of the season as a third baseman, batting .354 (23-

65) with 2 HR and 12 RBI.

2004 – Played for Matanzas in the Serie Nacional (Cuban National

League) and tied for the league lead with 12 intentional walks.

MISC: Played for the Cuban National “A” Team in 2002 under the

name Amaury Casanas...batted .423 as the starting right fielder

and helped the team to a gold medal in the Intercontinental

Cup...won the World Port Tournament Home Run King title in

2001...defected from Cuba by speedboat to Mexico in

2005...resides in Miami, Fla.

BIOS BIOS

6968

PITCHER

78Full Name: Maikel Cleto



Born: 5/1/89 at

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Opening Day Age: 21 (Turns 22 on May 1)

M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Acquired from the Seattle Mariners

in exchange for INF Brendan Ryan,

December 12, 2010.


MAIKEL CLETO

2010 SEASON:

• Played in 112 games between Springfield (AA) and Memphis (AAA). Batted .290 in Memphis and .282 in Springfield.

• Posted a team best .452 BA (14-31) in Memphis during the month of August.

• Batted .310 (22-71) with runners in scoring position with 28 RBI and recorded 25 multi-hit games for his entire season.

• Ranked T10th among Cardinals minor leaguers with 14 SB and T4th with four triples.

• Batted .328 (22-67, 2 HR, 13 RBI ) in Springfield in June prompting a promotion to Memphis following the Triple-A all-star

break, in which he started with a six-game hitting streak.

• Had nine outfield assists between Springfield and Memphis. His eight OF assists in Springfield ranked T10th in the Texas

League.

• Selected to the Texas League All-Star Game and went 0-for-2 as a pinch-hitter and defensive replacement in centerfield.

• Played in 18 games for the Suprise Rafters of the Arizona Fall League. Batted .333 (T-14th) with 1 HR, 10 RBI and was a

perfect 10-for-10 in stolen bases ranking second in the league. Hit safely in 14-of-18 games.

ADRON CHAMBERS

OUTFIELDER

87Full Name: Adron Lamar Chambers


Bats: Left Throws: Left

Born: 10/8/86 at Pensacola, Florida

Opening Day Age: 24

M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Selected in 38th round (1,153rd overall)



CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2009 – Led all of professional baseball (minors and majors) with16 triples, becoming the first Cardinals minor league since RayLankford (1988) to hit 16 triples in a season...named FloridaState League player of the week (6/15-21) batting .500 (9-18) withfive RBI and all multi-hit games...finished fifth in the FSL in OBP(.370) and 11th in batting (.283)...ranked sixth among Cardinalsminor leaguers in runs (66) and hits (127)...registered 41 multi-hit games including a streak of seven consecutive multi-hit games(6/15-6/24) batting .533 (16-30) with a home run and 7 RBI duringthat span...played in 122 games at Palm Beach, sixth most infranchise history and led team with 47 walks...tallied 41 multi-hitgames...tied for 4th in the FSL with 11 outfield assists.

2008 – Played all three outfield positions through 95 games atQuad Cities (A), second most games played on squad...led theteam with seven triples and 10 HBP, while ranking second on the

team with 56 runs, 13 stolen bases and 33 walks...recorded eightoutfield assists...had a nine-game hitting streak from 7/16-28(11-36, .305)...hit first professional home run off Justin Miller at GLL(7/27).

2007 – Played in 36 games at Johnson City (R)...recorded firstpro hit,going 2-for-4 with 3 RBI and a stolen base vs. BLU(7/10)...batted .349 (15-43) at home.

MISC: Graduated from Pensacola (HS), Fla., where he wasprimarily a football star...played quarterback and was thePensacola News-Journal All-Area Offensive Player of the yearproducing 2,800 yards of total offense and scored 25touchdowns...was recruited by Mississippi State to play footballand played in five games with a game-winning interception vs.UAB...resides in Pensacola, Florida.


2007 Johnson City .279 36 111 16 31 7 1 0 10 2 1 5 10 0 21 6 5 1 .360 .362 4

2008 Quad Cities .238 95 336 56 80 13 7 3 25 2 3 10 33 0 66 13 8 2 .345 .322 5

2009 Palm Beach .283 122 448 66 127 17*16 1 46 4 2 16 47 0 96 21 12 7 .400 .370 6

2010 Springfield .282 75 252 52 71 9 5 5 27 2 0 7 31 0 50 8 4 2 .417 .376 4

Memphis .290 37 69 11 20 0 1 1 8 1 1 3 9 0 18 6 1 0 .362 .390 1

MINOR TOTALS .271 365 1216 201 329 46 30 10 116 11 7 41 130 0 251 54 30 12 .382 .359 20

2010 SEASON:

• Spent the entire season with High Desert (A) in the California League…went 4-9, 6.16 in 23 games (21 GS)…averaged 7.3

strikeouts per 9 IP.

• Allowed 1 ER and struck out 7 in 5.0 innings in first start April 10 at Lake Elsinore.

• Removed from second start after 3.2 innings and landed on the disabled list 4/16-5/14 with a right shoulder strain.

• Had longest start of the year throwing eight innings 7/23 at SJO (8.0,9,3,3,0,6,HR).

• Made six starts for the Peoria Javelinas in the Arizona Fall League posting a 2-1 record with a 7.91 ERA.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2009 – Started eight games for Clinton (A) of the Midwest Leagueduring an injury-plagued season, yet still managed nearly astrikeout per inning...was on the disabled list from 6/13-22 with astrained right calf muscle and again from 7/7-8/14 with a strainedleft oblique muscle...made one rehab start with the ArizonaSummer League Mariners on 6/21.

2008 – Started 22 games (25 app.) for Savannah (A) of theSouth Atlantic League, before a promotion to make one start forSt. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League 8/29 vs. BRE in thesecond game of a doubleheader...made 10 quality starts includingfive straight from 6/12-7/4...threw a career high 140.2 inningscombined with 82 strikeouts and a 5-12 record...led the SAL with25 wild pitches...began the season in the bullpen before

moving to a starting role full time on 4/20...struck out a career-highnine batters through six innings 5/12 vs. ASH...earned first winof the season in his only career complete game shutout 5/22 atAUG, allowing just three hits and fanning two...was traded to theSeattle Mariners on 12/11 in a three-team, 12-player deal whichsent J.J. Putz to the New York Mets.

2007 – Pitched in 11 games, starting four for the Gulf CoastLeague Mets...won first professional game 8/20 vs. GCL Nationals,throwing four innings of one-hit ball in relief.

MISC: Attended Escuela Nocturna San Felipe...originally signedas a non-drafted free agent by the New York Mets on August 10,2006...resides in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic...nameis pronounced Michael Clay-tow.


2007 GCL Mets 1-2 5.03 11 4 0 2 0 1 34.0 34 21 19 2 2 25 0 28 8 0 .270

2008 Savannah 5-11 4.25 25 22 1 0 1 0 135.2 140 78 64 8 7 34 0 81 *25 1 .268

St. Lucie 0-1 9.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.0 5 5 5 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 .278

2009 Clinton 0-3 5.33 8 8 0 0 0 0 25.1 35 20 15 4 2 11 0 24 2 0 .321

AZL Mariners# 0-1 13.50 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 3 6 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 .500

2010 High Desert 4-9 6.16 23 21 0 0 0 0 102.1 125 81 70 10 7 44 0 83 19 1 .305

MINOR TOTALS 10-27 5.17 69 56 1 2 1 1 303.0 342 211 174 25 19 117 0 218 54 2 .287

* Led League #Injury Rehabilitation Assignment

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the New York Mets on August 10, 2006.

• Acquired by the Seattle Mariners in a three-team, 12-player, deal sending RHP J.J. Putz to the New York Mets on December 11, 2008.

• Acquired by the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for INF Brendan Ryan on December 12, 2010.

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OUTFIELDER/INFIELDER

21Full Name: Allen Thomas Craig



Born: 7/18/84 at Mission Viejo, Calif.

Opening Day Age: 26 (Turns 27 on July 18)

M.L. Service: 0.077

Became Cardinal: Selected in the 8th round

(256th overall) of the June 2006 free-agent draft.


ALLEN CRAIGZACK COX

INFIELDER

84Full Name: Zackary Kendrick Cox



Born: 5/9/89 at Louisville, Kentucky


M.L. Service: 0.016

Became Cardinal: Selected in 1st round (25th overall)



2010 SEASON:

• Became the first Cardinals draftee to receive a Major League contract since J.D. Drew (7/3/99).

• Played in 59 games for the University of Arkansas, batting .429 with nine home runs and 48 RBI.

• Set University of Arkansas single-season records with 102 hits and a .429 batting average.

• Played four games at the Gulf Coast League level batting .400 (6-15) with an RBI.

• Went 4-for-5 with a double and RBI vs. GCL Nationals (8/25).

• Played three games at third base in the GCL and was flawless in six total chances.

• Played for the Suprise Rafters of the Arizona Fall League, batting .262, with 2 HR and 14 RBI.

• Hit first home run in the Arizona Fall League off Scottsdale’s Jason Stoffel (11/13) of the Giants, his first since turning pro.

• Rated as the second-best prospect in the Cardinals organization by Baseball America.

• Rated as “Best Hitter for Average” in the Cardinals organization in Baseball America’s “Best Tools” survey.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

MISC: Played college baseball at the University of Arkansas for

head coach Dave Van Horn...Razorbacks made the 2010 Tempe

Super Regional where he batted .455 (5-11)...played for the

Cotuit Kettleers in the 2009 Cape Cod league. Selected to the

West All-Star Team and earned MVP honors for the game with

two run-producing hits...played summer ball for the Cincinnati

Midland Redskins out of high school and led the team to the

Connie Mack World Series and a second place finish...played high

school ball at Pleasure Ridge Park HS (Ky.), the same high

school as Blue Jays pitcher Scott Downs...posted career batting

numbers of .449 BA and 33 home runs, while pitching his way to

a 38-3 record, 1.03 ERA and 495 strikeouts in over 300 innings

garnering Under Armour All-America, Rawlings All-America and

Louisville Slugger All-American...was named Kentucky’s Mr.

Baseball as a senior and was the MVP of the KHSAA state

tournament ...as a junior, honored as the Louisville Slugger

Player-of-the-Year and Kentucky All-State...led Pleasure Ridge

Park to a No. 1 state ranking three straight years and a No. 8

national ranking...was drafted in the 20th round by the Los Angeles

Dodgers in the 2008 first-year player draft...resides in Louisville,

Kentucky.

COMPLETE RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E

2010 GCL Cardinals .400 4 15 0 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 .467 .471 0

MINOR TOTALS .400 4 15 0 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 .467 .471 0

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 20th round of the June 2008 First Year Player Draft, but did not sign.

• Selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1st round (25th overall) of the June 2010 First Year Player Draft.

2010 SEASON:

• Started the season on the Major League roster and appeared in 44 games.

• Made eight straight starts from 9/24-10/2 batting .393 with 2 HR and 6 RBI.

• Struggled in April batting .056, but was recalled four more times and finished strong batting .382 in Sept./October.

• Batted .382 (13-34) after Sept. 18 recall, including slugging .647 with 2 HR & 6 RBI.

• Hit safely in 8 of final 12 games with four multi-hit games.

• Recorded first ML hit at MIL (4/11) off Carlos Villanueva and first ML home run off Kyle Kendrick (7/19 vs. PHI) as part of a

Cardinals 3 HR inning.

• Batted .300 (18-60) against NL Central opponents with 2 HR and 18 RBI.

• Had three game-winning RBI, most among Cardinals rookies.

• Played in 83 games at Memphis (AAA), batting .306 w/ 14 HR & team leading 81 RBI.

• Hit .389 with runners in scoring position at MEM and hit his first professional grand slam (7/5 at RR) off Yorman Bazardo.

• His 35 RBI in June for Memphis was tied for the highest monthy total by any minor leaguer at any level in 2010.

• Was only player on Cardinals Opening Day roster without prior ML time.

• Rated as the No. 5 prospect in the Cardinals organization by Baseball America.

• Rated as “Best Power Hitter” in the Cardinals organization in “Best Tools” by Baseball America.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 - Named Cardinals Minor League Player-of-the-Year after

batting .322 with an organization best 26 home runs and 83 RBI

at Memphis (AAA)...also led the Cardinals minor leaguers in hits

(152), runs (78) and tied for slugging (.547)...ranked fourth in the

Pacific Coast League in batting, home runs, hits and third in total

bases (258)...registered hits in 40 of his last 49 games (76-for-

189), batting .402 with 17 home runs and 47 RBI...honored as the

Cardinals Minor League Player-of-the-Month for July after batting

.392 with 10 home runs and 26 RBI...led Memphis squad in eight

offensive categories (batting, hits, runs, home runs, RBI, doubles,

on base pct. and slugging)...compiled 48 multi-hit games and 20

multi-RBI games...missed 14 games from 6/25 to 7/6 with a sprained

left ankle...homered in three consecutive games at Albuquerque

(8/27-29)...hit two-out, pinch-hit, game-tying single in the ninth

inning then came around to score the go-ahead run at Albuquerque

in Game 2 of PCL playoffs...went 2-for-5 with a home run and two

RBI in AAA Championship Game against Durham...listed as the 7th-

best prospect and best power-hitter in the Cardinals organization


2008 - Spent his entire season with Springfield (AA) as the every-

day third baseman (108 games). Also played 17 games in left

field and two at first base...his .941 fielding percentage led Texas

League third basemen as did his 217 assists...named to the Texas

League All-Star squad and was the starting third baseman for the

North Squad...went 0-2 in the 7-4 extra-inning loss...tabbed as a

Texas League postseason All-Star...his 154 hits paced Cardinals

farm hands and ranked 3rd-most in the Texas League, as did his

250 total bases...hit 22 home runs which ranked 5th in the League.

His .304 batting average was 9th best among Texas League

hitters...batted over .300 three months of the season, including a

high of .369 (45-122) in July with eight home runs and 21 RBI...put

together a 15-game hitting streak from 6/22-7/11 in which he had

eight multi-hit games and batted .381 (24-63).

2007 - Selected as the Cardinals Minor League Player of the

Month for June after batting .337 (33-98) with 19 runs, seven home

runs and 24 RBI in 26 games...named the Most Valuable Player

in the Florida State League All-Star game after going 2-4 with a 2-

run HR in the 5th inning of the 8-4 win by the East squad

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ALLEN CRAIG TONY CRUZ


2006 State College .257 48 175 21 45 13 0 4 29 1 5 7 13 0 28 0 0 1 .400 .325 9

2007 Palm Beach .312 112 423 77 132 25 2 21 77 0 4 6 35 4 79 8 3 10 .530 .370 17

Springfield .292 7 24 5 7 2 0 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 1 .750 .320 2

2008 Springfield .304 129 506 84 154 30 0 22 85 0 4 10 48 1 87 2 1 16 .494 .373 17

2009 Memphis .322 126 472 78 152 26 1 26 83 0 6 6 37 1 95 3 0 12 .547 .374 5

2010 ST. LOUIS .246 44 114 12 28 7 0 4 18 0 1 0 9 1 26 0 1 1 .412 .298 1

Memphis .320 83 306 57 98 24 2 14 81 0 6 4 34 0 59 1 0 6 .549 .389 5

MINOR TOTALS .308 505 1906 322 588 120 5 90 358 1 25 33 168 6 354 14 4 46 .518 .370 55

MAJOR TOTALS .246 44 114 12 28 7 0 4 18 0 1 0 9 1 26 0 1 1 .412 .298 1


First Base 1.000 5 16 1 0 17 2

Second Base - 1 0 0 0 0 0

Third Base .000 2 0 0 1 1 0

Outfield 1.000 34 39 1 0 40 0

...participated in the FSL All-Star Game Home Run Derby, finishing

third after falling in a tie-breaker to Palm Beach teammate Mark

Hamilton...his 224 total bases were second-most in the

FSL...finished third in the FSL with a .312 batting average, 21 HRs

and a .530 slugging percentage...ranked 5th in the League with

77 RBI...was named to the FSL postseason All-Star team.

2006 - Began his professional career at Class-A State College

playing mostly at third (35 games)...also appeared in three games

at shortstop and one at second base...strung together a 14-game

hitting streak from 7/14-31 (19-52, .365)...hit .316 during the

month of July...with runners on and two outs was a .297 hitter and

hit .298 with runners in scoring position.

MISC: Attended the University of California-Berkeley...was named

to the Academic First Team All-Pac 10 team...graduated from

Chaparral (Calif.) High School in Temecula, Calif. where he

played baseball and basketball...played for the 2002 USA Junior

National Team in Canada...resides in Temecula, Calif.

2010 SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 3, 9/26 at Chicago Cubs.

Most Runs: 1, 12 times. Last: 10/1 vs. Colorado.

Most 2Bs: 1, seven times. Last: 10/1 vs. Colorado.

Most HRs: 1, four times. Last: 9/29 vs. Pittsburgh.

Most RBI: 3, three times. Last: 9/24 at Chicago Cubs.

Most BBs: 2, 8/23 at Pittsburgh.


CATCHER

80Full Name: Arnoldi Anthony Cruz



Born: 8/18/86 at Palm Beach, Florida

Opening Day Age: 24 (Turns 25 on August 18)

M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Selected in 26th round (802nd overall)



2010 SEASON:

• Began the season at Palm Beach (A) and played in 90 games between PB, Springfield (AA) and Memphis (AAA). Earned a

promotion to Springfield in June after batting .282 in 46 games. Batted .289 in 40 games at Springfield.

• Was ranked fourth in the Florida State League in doubles (16) at the time of his promotion.

• Finished the season ranked fourth on the team in doubles and ninth in RBI (25) at Palm Beach.

• Batted .455 (5-for-11) as a Designated Hitter at Palm Beach.

• Earned a spot on the 2010 Florida State League (A) All-Star team.

• Tied with Luis Pimentel (GCL) for the organizations longest hitting streak, an 18-gamer with Springfield from 6/15 to 7/9 that

began with his second game at the Double-A level.

• Batted .337 (28-for-83) between Palm Beach and Springfield in the month of June with a combined eight doubles, 11 RBI and

14 runs scored.

• Played for the Surprise Rafters in the Arizona Fall League and batted .342 in 19 games.

• Batted .387 (12-for-31) in the AFL with runners in scoring position and .429 (6-for-14) as a DH.

• Rated the “Best Defensive Catcher” in the Cardinals minor league system by Baseball America’s Best Tools survey.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 - Played in 110 games at Springfield (AA), starting 72 at

catcher, 32 at third base and two at first base...finished the season

ranked sixth among Cardinals minor leaguers in doubles, fourth

on the team in both home runs (10) and doubles (25)...threw out

53.3 percent (48-90) of would-be base stealers, leading all minor

league full-season catchers...led all Texas League catchers with

a .996 fielding percentage and eight double plays.

2008 – Began the conversion to catcher, splitting his time catching

and playing both third base and first base while with Palm Beach

(High A)...selected to the Florida State League All-Star team

drawing a starting catching spot and batting clean-up...played

the entire game, switching to third base midway through the

game...went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI... participated in the

FSL All-Star Home Run derby and finished third, hitting all home

runs to the opposite field...missed the last month of the season

after being placed on the D.L. on 7/25 with a left wrist tendon

injury...his batting average rose each month from .235 in April to

.333 in July...led Palm Beach squad with 58 RBI...played winter

ball in the Hawaiian League for Honolulu where he batted .323

over 26 games, mostly playing behind the plate.

2007 – Moved through four levels of the club’s organization after

being drafted in June...combined to hit .295 while playing third base

in all 66 of his games...spent the majority of his time at Quad

Cities where he hit .338 in July after arriving on 7/13...had seven-

straight games with RBI upon his arrival with QC and batted .348

(16-46) during 10-game hitting streak 7/17-27...hit .377 with 26

RBI with RISP while at QC.

MISC: Graduated from Santaluces High School in Lantana,

Fla...was named first team all-state and all-Palm Beach

County...was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 42nd

round of the 2005 June free-agent draft, but did not sign...played

college baseball for Palm Beach Community College where he was

a First-Team All-Conference player...resides in Lake Worth, Florida.

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CATCHER NON-ROSTER INVITEE

81Full Name: Nicholas Joseph Derba



Born: 9/9/85 at College Point, New York


M.L. Service: 0.000




TONY CRUZ

COMPLETE BATTING RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E

2007 GCL Cardinals .375 7 32 8 12 5 0 0 4 0 1 0 1 0 7 1 0 0 .531 .382 3

Johnson City .280 6 25 2 7 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 1 2 1 0 0 .600 .333 1

Batavia .375 4 16 2 6 1 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 0 .438 .412 0

Quad Cities .282 49 195 26 55 10 1 5 34 0 3 1 17 0 25 3 1 10 .421 .338 6

2008 Palm Beach .279 89 351 41 98 22 3 8 58 1 5 2 19 0 50 3 0 17 .427 .316 12

2009 Springfield .220 110 404 44 89 25 2 10 48 2 3 1 34 2 85 1 9 16 .366 .281 7

2010 Palm Beach .282 46 181 21 51 16 1 1 25 1 1 0 19 0 33 0 2 5 .398 .348 3

Springfield .289 40 149 26 43 10 0 6 20 1 1 1 17 3 30 0 0 5 .477 .363 3

Memphis .214 4 14 2 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 .429 .267 3

MINOR TOTALS .266 355 1367 172 364 91 7 33 196 5 14 6 110 6 238 9 3 54 .416 .321 38

2010 TOP ORGANIzATIONAL HITTING STREAkS

• 18 games- Tony Cruz (Springfield) June 15- July 12

Luis Pimentel (Gulf Coast League) July 23- August 17

• 17 games- Tyler Greene (Memphis) May 22- June 7

Romulo Ruiz (Johnson City) July 2- July 19

• 16 games- Jon Jay (Memphis) April 8- 24

Matt Holliday (St. Louis) September 9- 24

• 15 games- Daryl Jones (Springfield) May 22- June 7

• 14 games- Matt Adams (Quad Cities) July 31- August 14

Joe Bergman (Batavia) June 19- July 6

Xavier Scruggs (Palm Beach) June 19- July 1

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 42nd round of the June 2005 free-agent draft, but did not sign.

• Selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 26th round (802nd overall) of the June 2007 free-agent draft.

NICK DERBA

2010 SEASON:• Played in 51 games, splitting the season between Palm Beach (A) for 33 games and Springfield (AA) for 15 games, with threegames at Memphis (AAA) from 4/19-22.

• Had a 54.8% caught stealing rate (23 CS-42 ATT), 2nd among all Cardinals and 6th among all minor leaguers.

• Threw out an outstanding 20-of-32 runners (62.5%) at Palm Beach, helping the team lead the Florida State League in runnerscaught stealing at a 43.1% clip (53-123).

• All three home runs hit at Palm Beach came on the road, including home runs on consecutive days at Clearwater (6/3-4). Thehome run on 6/4 was the game-winning shot in the top of the 9th.

• Made one start in Memphis 4/21 vs. Iowa, and threw out the runner (Darwin Barney) in the Cubs only stolen base attempt.

• Started off hot in Springfield with a 7-game hitting streak upon promotion, batting .357 (10-28) with 2 HR and 7 RBI includingthree multi-hit games.

• Knocked in a career-high 4 RBI at Corpus Christi (8/20) to cap off a 2-for-4 day with two doubles.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Played in 70 games, starting the season with Palm Beach(A) for 30 games, before finishing the season at Springfield (AA)for 40 games...batted .270 in April with Palm Beach...threw out28.6% (22-77) of base stealers combined on the season.

2008 – Played in 66 games at Palm Beach (A), making 65 startsat catcher...threw out 43.6% of base stealers (34 CS-78ATT)...ranked T-2nd in the Florida State League in runners thrownout (34), despite playing in 37 less games than the league leaderwho threw out 35...hit both home runs for the season on lastgame of the season at Vero Beach (8/30), the only multi-HRgame of his career...started two games of the FSL playoffs andthrew out the only base stealing attempt.

2007 – The 30th round pick moved two levels in his firstprofessional season...first professional hit was a solo home runat Auburn (6/19)...combined to bat .325 (25-77) in the month ofJuly...was promoted to Quad Cities on 7/12 and hit in nine of hisfirst 11 Midwest League games (.405, 15-37)...had a seasonand career-high four hits vs. Dayton (8/9).

MISC: Played college baseball at Manhattan College...was afirst team all-MAAC selection for three straight seasons., hit 11 HRhis junior season which put him among NCAA leaders and left theschool as the career leader in runs scored and his 212 hits ranked3rd in school history...played for Chatham in the pretigious CapeCod League in the summer of 2006...graduated from ArchbishopMalloy High School in Queens, N.Y...resides in College Point, N.Y.


2007 Batavia .267 19 60 7 16 7 0 1 8 0 0 3 12 0 15 0 1 0 .433 .413 3

Quad Cities .268 49 164 23 44 11 0 2 14 0 0 4 29 0 40 0 1 2 .372 .391 2

2008 Palm Beach .166 66 193 15 32 8 0 2 22 3 3 5 30 1 60 1 2 5 .238 .290 4

2009 Palm Beach .198 30 91 13 18 4 0 1 2 1 0 2 20 0 31 1 1 0 .275 .354 1

Springfield .130 40 108 9 14 5 0 2 7 1 0 1 21 0 34 0 1 3 .231 .277 1

2010 Palm Beach .202 33 104 13 21 6 0 3 11 5 1 3 14 0 35 1 0 0 .346 .311 0

Memphis .000 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

Springfield .240 15 50 7 12 5 0 2 7 0 0 0 3 0 15 0 0 2 .460 .283 3

MINOR TOTALS .203 255 774 87 157 46 0 13 71 10 4 18 129 1 232 3 6 12 .313 .329 14

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2010 SEASON:

• Began the season at Memphis (AAA) and was purchased by St. Louis and made his ML debut on 9/18 as he was announced

as a pinch-hitter, but did not bat. His first ML plate appearance came on 9/20.

• Made his first ML start on 9/22 and went 1-for-3 with a two-RBI double off Brad Lincoln (PIT) for his first ML hit.

• Became the first Cardinals rookie to register four hits in his first or second start since Vince Coleman in 1985 when he rapped

out four hits vs. PIT on 9/23.

• Played in 110 games at second base in Memphis and led all Pacific Coast League second basemen with 82 double plays,

553 total chances, 227 putouts, 311 assists and 15 errors.

• Did not commit and error in 18 ML chances (17 at third base) and turned four double plays at third, ranking T1st with David

Wright (NYM) in the time since his first start (9/22).

• Owns a minor league career .970 fielding percentage (61 E, 2038 TC) while turning 296 double plays in 419 games, including

64 games at 3B/1B.

• Ranked among the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers with 86 runs (2nd), 32 doubles (3rd), 132 hits (5th) and 71 RBI (7th).

• Registered two nine-game hitting streaks while at Memphis on 5/25 thru 6/3 and again from 8/21- 29.

• Led Memphis with 32 doubles and 86 runs scored and ranked second with 71 RBI,132 hits and 197 total bases.

• Recorded his first career multi-homer game when he hit two on 5/31 vs. ALB.

• Scored a run in six of his nine starts with the Cardinals and recorded a double and two RBI in each of his first two starts.

• Scored 29 runs in the month of August tying him with Albert Pujols (August) and Matt Holliday (June) for the most runs scored

by any player in the organization in a single month.

• Was named PCL Post-Season All-Star and Topps Triple-A All-Star at second base.

• Was rated “Best Strike-Zone Discipline” in the Cardinals minor league system by Baseball America’s Best Tools survey.

INFIELDER

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 -- Began the season at Double-A Springfield and earned a

promotion to Triple-A Memphis in just his third season...named

Topps AA All-Star Team second baseman...ranked in the top 10

among Cards minor leaguers in batting (7th), runs (4th), hits

(T3rd), doubles (2nd), triples (T6th), RBI (3rd), walks (T7th), SLG

(7th), OBP (10th) and OPS (8th)...was named starting second

baseman on the Texas League All-Star team...hit safely in 58 of

73 games at Springfield and his BA never dropped below .322...hit

second career GS 7/18 at OMA off Brandon Duckworth...posted

a .977 fielding percentage (14 errors, 604 TC) with 96 double

plays...rated the ninth-best prospect in Cards organization by

Baseball America.

2008 – Played in 124 games with 115 at Palm Beach (A) before

finishing at Springfield (AA) batting .351 (13-37) in nine games...hit

safely in 19 of 22 games in April (.275, 22-80) at Palm Beach...

smacked first career grand slam, a 9th inning game-winner at SLU

(8/11) off Emary Frederick...posted a .965 fielding percentage

(21 errors, 602 TC) between Palm Beach and Springfield, while

turning 89 double plays.

2007 - Played in 66 games at Batavia (A) leading the team with

67 hits...had a big August recording hits in 23 of 26 games (.333,

36-108, 14 RBI) including a 12-game hitting streak from 8/19-31.


2007 Batavia .268 66 250 29 67 7 5 0 31 0 2 5 26 0 37 12 3 6 .336 .346 11

2008 Palm Beach .243 115 403 57 98 24 2 8 50 5 5 10 33 3 53 7 7 11 .372 .313 19

Springfield .351 9 37 6 13 1 1 0 4 0 1 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 .432 .405 2

2009 Springfield .323 73 288 46 93 26 5 8 51 1 0 4 31 1 41 0 1 7 .531 .396 9

Memphis .253 46 150 23 38 4 0 2 17 4 1 1 16 0 21 3 0 3 .320 .327 5

2010 Memphis .282 116 468 86 132 32 3 9 71 5 6 5 47 1 48 8 4 13 .421 .350 15

ST. LOUIS .265 11 34 6 9 2 0 0 4 0 0 1 2 0 6 1 0 0 .324 .324 0

MINOR TOTALS .276 425 1596 247 441 94 16 27 224 15 15 26 156 6 202 31 16 41 .406 .347 61

MAJOR TOTALS .265 11 34 6 9 2 0 0 4 0 0 1 2 0 6 1 0 0 .324 .324 0

DAN DESCALSO

MISC: Graduated from St. Francis HS in Mountain View, Calif.,

the same high school as former Cardinals outfielder John Gall and

former Diamondbacks outfielder Eric Byrnes...was captain of the

football and baseball team...named to the West Catholic Athletic

League first team his junior and senior (League MVP in baseball)

years...played college baseball at UC-Davis...named first team Div.

1 All-Independent his junior year after batting .397 and ranked

among the NCAA leaders in average (44th), doubles (32nd) and

toughest to strike out (53rd)...was the first freshman to lead the

UC-Davis in batting since 1967...resides in San Carlos, California.


Most Hits: 4, 9/23 at Pittsburgh.

Most Runs: 1, six times. Last: 10/3 vs. Colorado.

Most RBI: 2, twice. Last: 9/23 at Pittsburgh.

Longest Hitting Streak: 3 games, 9/22-25.

33Full Name: Daniel William Descalso



Born: 10/19/86 at Redwood City, California

Opening Day Age: 24

M.L. Service: 0.016

Became Cardinal: Selected in 3rd round (112th overall)



DAN DESCALSO

The 2010 Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Year, Shelby Miller, and Player of the Year, Matt Carpenter.

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JIM EDMONDS

2010 SEASON:

• Appeared in 28 games for Memphis (AAA), making 27 starts. Only relief appearance was in his first game of the season (4/8).

• Named to the Pacific Coast League All-Star team, threw a scoreless inning, striking out one, and allowed a single.

• Honored as the Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Month for June (3-1, 2.03 ERA, 31.0 IP, 27 K).

• Named Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week for 8/23-29, registering two wins and 17 strikeouts in 15 innings, including acareer-high 8.2 IP at Omaha (8/24) and tied his career-high of nine strikeouts vs. Round Rock (8/29).

• Tied his career-best with 11 wins, 4th highest win total among Cardinals minor league pitchers.

• Led all Cardinals minor league pitchers with 167.0 innings pitched, ranking 5th in the Pacific Coast League.

• Ranked 3rd in the PCL with a 3.23 ERA and second with 137 strikeouts behind teammate Lance Lynn (141).

• Won five consecutive starts from 5/20 to 6/10, compiling a 2.14 ERA in 33.2 innings with 22 strikeouts.

• Registered 17 quality starts and tossed 6.0 innings or more in 20 of his 27 starts.

• Held RH batters to a .246 BA (88-358) and did not allow a hit (0-11) in bases loaded situations.

• Induced 20 double play balls, leading all Memphis pitchers and T-4th among PCL pitchers.

BRANDON DICKSON


72Full Name: Brandon Lee Dickson



Born: 11/3/84 at Montgomery, Alabama

Opening Day Age: 26

M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Signed by the Cardinals as a non-

drafted free agent on August 10, 2006.


CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Appeared in 28 games, starting 20 for Springfield(AA)...struck out a then career-high nine batters in relief over 4.2innings vs. Frisco (7/2)...induced 17 double plays and only allowedfive of 16 inherited runners to score coming out of the bullpen.

2008 – Split time between Palm Beach (A) and Springfield(AA)...appeared in 23 games, starting 17 at Palm Beach beforea promotion to Springfield on 8/1 where he started his final sixgames...was a combined 10-10 with a 4.17 ERA in 144.2 inningspitched...his 10 wins ranked 2nd among Cardinals minor leaguersand 144.2 innings ranked 3rd.

2007 – Appeared in 31 games, starting 23...led Quad Cities with11 wins, 144.0 innings pitched and inducing 15 double plays...his

3.50 ERA ranked 10th in the Midwest League...named to theMidwest League All-Star Game and threw 0.2 innings, allowinga hit in a scoreless outing...won five straight appearances from4/15-5/2...posted a 1.97 ERA as a reliever as opposed to 3.94 asa starter.

2006 – Made nine appearances out of the bullpen at Johnson City(R)...earned first professional win 8/10 at Pulaski throwing aninning in relief...recorded his first pro save save, a scorelessthree inning apperance with five strikeouts

MISC: Played college baseball at Tusculum College (Tenn.)...his24 mound appearances in 2006 were the second highest total inTusculum team history...resides in Marbury, Ala.


2006 Johnson City 1-0 6.35 9 0 0 1 0 1 11.1 16 11 8 1 0 6 1 15 0 0 .320

2007 Quad Cities 11-7 3.50 31 23 0 4 0 1 144.0 148 74 56 9 12 41 1 84 11 0 .260

2008 Palm Beach 7-8 3.51 23 17 1 1 0 1 115.1 119 49 45 7 2 37 0 66 5 0 .269

Springfield 3-2 6.75 6 6 0 0 0 0 29.1 42 23 22 3 2 16 0 21 0 0 .347

2009 Springfield 8-10 3.78 28 20 1 2 1 0 147.2 160 75 62 12 7 50 3 112 9 0 .280

2010 Memphis 11-8 3.23 28 27 0 1 0 0 167.0 180 77 60 11 9 53 1 137 7 0 .276

MINOR TOTALS 41-35 3.70 125 93 2 9 1 3 614.2 665 309 253 43 32 203 6 435 32 0 .277


15Full Name: James Patrick Edmonds



Born: 6/27/70 at Fullerton, California

Opening Day Age: 40 (Turns 41 on June 27th)


Became Cardinal: Signed as a minor league

free agent on February 4, 2011.


CAREER:

• Returns to the Cardinals organization for the first time since 2007 following stints with San Diego, Chicago (NL), Milwaukee

and Cincinnati, while sitting out the entire 2009 season.

• Edmonds has won eight Rawlings Gold Glove awards and has a career .988 fielding percentage which is eighth best among

active centerfielders (min. 1,000 games).

• Among active centerfielders, ranks 1st in games (1,768), assists (117) and double plays (30), 3rd in putouts (4,339) and 4th in

innings played (14,648.1).

• Has been a member of the All-Star team four times, once in the American League (1995) and three times in the National

League (2000, 2003, 2005).

• Currently stands 4th on the Cardinals all-time home run list with 241.

• Finished fifth in the N.L. Most Valuable Player voting in 2004 behind then teammates Albert Pujols (third) and Scott Rolen

(fourth). Placed fourth in the voting in 2000 and sixth in N.L. MVP voting in 2002.

• Earned his first-ever Silver Slugger Award in 2004, batting .301 with 42 HR and 111 RBI.

• Collected three outfield assists in one game vs. NYY on 7/22/94 (one shy of M.L. record).

• Jim has homered in nine of the 13 postseason series he’s played in during his career. Ranks 3rd in career N.L. slg. pct. in

Division Series (.637) and is the career N.L. extra base hits leader in DS play (15). Bernie Williams (24) is M.L. leader.

• He’s Cardinals all-time leader in postseason games (61) and RBI (41), tied for the home run lead with Albert Pujols (13)

and ranks 2nd behind Pujols (64) for franchise lead in postseason hits (61).

• Became just the fourth player and first outfielder in Cardinals history to hit 40 home runs in a season in 2000 (42). Of his

homers that year, 41 came as the centerfielder (one at first base), setting the team record for homers by an outfielder.

• Was voted by fans as centerfielder on All-Busch Stadium team in September of 2005.

2010 SEASON:

• Played in 86 games (starting 43 in CF), starting the season with Milwaukee and playing 73 games after signing as a free agent

on 1/28. Was traded to CIN on 8/9 and played 13 games as a member of the Reds.

• Hit 11 home runs, his lowest season total since 1994 when he hit five home runs through 55 games with the Angels.

• Led MLB in slugging (.778) during the month of July and ranked 7th in the NL in batting .378 (17-45) with 5 HR and 12 RBI.

• Missed 16 games from 5/16-5/31 on Milwaukee’s disabled list with a strained left oblique

• Was traded from Milwaukee to Cincinnati for outfielder Chris Dickerson on 8/9.

• Hit home run at MIL (9/21) off David Bush in the second inning before suffering a strained right lower leg while running the

bases and missed the rest of the season.

• Went 2-for-22 in nine games (5 starts) for CIN before he went on the 15-day DL (8/24) with a strained right oblique.

• Reinstated and came off the DL on 9/10, but didn’t play until a pinch-hitting appearance on 9/16 vs ARI.

• Played in his 2,000th Major League game on 8/10 vs STL.

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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Sat out the entire season as a free agent.

2008 – Started the season with the San Diego Padres, but was

released on 5/14 after 26 games, then signed as a free agent by

the Chicago Cubs on 5/15...played in 111 games combined, 26

for SD (started 24 in CF) and 85 for CHI (started 75 in CF)...was

placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right calf (3/28-

4/4), causing him to miss the first five games of the season...started

the season on a six game hitting streak for SD (.305, 8-26) from

4/5-11...hit 20 home runs on the season, his highest total since

29 with the Cardinals in 2005...Cubs went 41-34 (.547) in games

he started, including a 15-5 mark (.750) from July 27-August

29....posted his best month in June batting a club leading .319 (23-

72) with 6 HR and 19 RBI...batted .429 (3-7) in bases loaded

situations with a grand slam (David Bush), the seventh of his

career, as part of a 2 HR, 5 RBI day at MIL (7/31)...posted three

multi-home run games, with the second coming vs. STL (8/8)

with two solo home runs off Braden Looper; and his third multi-

HR game vs. CWS (6/21) with two solo home runs in the same

inning (4th) the first off Jose Contreras and the second off Boone

Logan...hit five home runs over the course of seven days (6/21-

27), three against the White Sox...tallied a five-game RBI streak

6/11-15. 2008 POSTSEASON – Batted .200 (2-10) with a double,

RBI and run scored in three games against the Dodgers in the

NLDS...scored one of the Cubs two runs in Game 1...knocked in

one of the Cubs three runs in Game 2 with a double.

2007 – Season was slowed by a variety of injuries, includingrecovery from off-season surgeries for his right shoulder and“hammer” toe...led the team’s OFers in both assists (8) & defensivegems (10)...24 of his 53 RBI (45%) came with two-outs, ranking3rd on the team behind Pujols (29) & Duncan (25)...saw his firstspring game action on 3/25...went 2-for-11 (.182) in spring trainingwith a double and RBI...appeared in his 1,000th career gameas a Cardinal on 4/17 (28th player to do so)...hit his first triple &HR of year during 4/20-22 series at CHI...triple on 4/20 in the9th was his first since 9/25/05 vs. MIL...had RBI in 5-straightgames (5/20-26) including 3 RBI on 5/26 vs. WSH...had threehits 5/30 at COL, a double shy of the cycle, as he hit his 2ndtriple of the season and followed Pujols’ HR with a solo shot...homered in five of eight starts 5/23-6/2...had his season-high 7-game hit streak (.286 BA) snapped on 6/10 vs. LAA...was activatedfrom the 15-day DL (lower back) on 7/19 after missing 27 gamesfrom 6/16-7/18...had three of teams’ five hits 8/7 vs. SD, includinghis 1,000th career hit as a member of the Cardinals...matchedcareer high with 4 hits on 8/14 at MIL (3 hits w/RISP) & had aseason-high 3 RBI...it was his 18th career 4-hit game & 1st since7/31/04 at SF...snapped his 24-game homerless streak (86 AB)on 8/15 at MIL with HR #8, his first since 6/9...it was his longeststreak since going homer-less in 24 straight games from 6/27-7/26/2001...hit 2-run HR on 8/22 vs. FLA, his 1st HR w/RISP, 2ndagainst LHP &1st at Busch since 6/9...five of his last 12 hits (3-HR’s, 2-2B) were XBH’s...he made just one start after 9/17 (groininjury)...had 3-run pinch-single on 9/28 at PIT & RBI PH-single inseason finale on 9/30 at PIT.

2006 – Started just four times over the final six weeks of theseason (three of those in final week) after leaving game on 8/15with dizzyness (post concussion syndrome)...the post concussionsymptoms were from 6/21 at CWS, trying to catch Joe Crede HRat the wall in LCF in 3rd inning...batted .263 (62-236) with 10HR’s & 47 RBI before the All-Star Break; .247 (28-114) with 9 HR’s23 RBI after the break...was T3rd in the N.L. with 9 July HR’s &

his 19 RBI ranked T11th...on 4/3 at PHI recorded the first RBI ofthe season with a 2B, his 999th career RBI...collected 1,000th RBI4/6 at PHI...had three errors in two starts, 4/13-14, committing twoerrors in 4/13 loss vs. MIL, his 1st career multi-error game...his11-game streak 5/3-16 was his longest since an 11-gamer 7/3-18/03...made just one appearance (PH 5/28) from 5/26-6/3 dueto abdominal wall strain...made first CF start since 5/26 on 6/10at MIL after starting four games at first base from 6/4-7...belteda PH-HR 7/1 vs. KC in the 9th to tie the game, his 2nd careerpinch homer & first since 7/28/96...HRed in all three games vs. ATL,7/17-19: his first back-to-back games with HR since 4/19 (PIT)and 4/21 (CHI)...had HR’s in five of 9 games 7/17-26...his divingcatch in shallow CF in 6th inn. 8/5 vs. MIL with bases loadedand two outs preserved the team’s 4-3 lead & win...made first app.since 8/26 on 9/25 vs. SD and belted a 3-run, PH homer thattied game at 5-5, his 3rd career PH-HR...signed a new two-yearcontract extension through 2008 following the season...underwentshoulder surgery on November 15 when Dr. George Palettaperformed arthroscopic debridement of the AC joint and labrumin Edmonds' right (non-throwing) shoulder...underwent a surgicalprocedure on 1/9/07 to correct a “hammer toe” condition of thesecond toe on his left foot...the procedure was done by Dr. BobAnderson in Charlotte, NC. 2006 POSTSEASON – Returned tolineup after missing much of the season’s second half andappeared in all 16 postseason games...singled twice and scoredin Game 1 of the DS at SD...drove in one of team’s two runs inGame 2 at SD...had one of team’s four hits in LCS Game 1...hit2-run HR in LCS Game 2 when he also walked twice, scoring bothtimes & homered in LCS Game 4...singled & scored in NLCSGame 7 at NY...delivered Cards only run of WS Game 2 with adouble in the 9th...doubled in the first two runs in Game 3 of WSfor GWRBI.

2005 – Made 11 defensive gems while committing just two

errors in route to winning his eighth Rawlings Gold Glove (sixth

consecutive selection)...was voted by fans to his 4th All-Star

Game and made his 3rd All-Star start (CF)...went 0-1 with a

walk, playing both center and right field...ended the season with

89 RBI, just two shy of 1,000 for his career...second on the team

wih 91 walks, which was tied for eighth in the N.L...had 47 walks

in his last 70 games...went his first 368 AB’s without grounding

into a double play, but had his first two GIDP in back-to-back

games (8/25-26)...ranked eighth in N.L. among hardest players

to double up...his 29 home runs and 89 RBI were 2nd on team...fell

just one homer shy of his fifth 30-HR season in six years with St.

Louis...most of his starts came hitting fourth for the team (78)

but did make 34 starts out of the second spot in the lineup...thirteen

of his 20 hits over the final month were for extra-bases...reached

base in all but two of his 26 May starts, hitting .300 (27-for-90) with

21 runs scored and was 10-for-28 (.357) with RISP in May...scored

his 1,000th career run 5/18...clubbed a three-run homer in the first

inning Opening Day (4/5) and had four RBI, his third career

Opening Day home run...had career hit #1,500 on 4/12 vs. CIN,

a solo homer in the sixth inning...belted a three-run homer in the

ninth inning 5/2 at CIN, making the score 9-8 as Cards completed

their biggest comeback...hit his 100th career home run at Busch

5/28 vs. WSH and homered in his third-straight game on

5/29...homered in four of five home games 5/27-6/7...made first

start since 6/12 on 6/22 at CIN after missing eight games due to

a hairline fracture of left middle rib...hit two, two-run home runs on

6/24 for first multi-homer game of the season, 22nd career...

enjoyed an eight-game hitting streak 6/7-25 (12-for-30, .400, 3

HR)...ended an 0-for-13 slump with a solo home run in the first

inning on 7/6 at ARI and had two of the team’s three hits in a 2-

1 win...reached base four times 7/18 vs. MIL with two singles

and two walks and scored 4 runs...matched his career high with

five RBI 7/28 at SD, going 2-for-4 with a three-run homer, his

first multi-RBI game since 6/29 vs. CIN (21 games) and 1st multi-

RBI effort on the road since 5/2 at CIN (64 games)...hit his 200th

home run as a Cardinal on 7/30 at LA...followed that with a game-

winning homer 7/31 in the 11th at LA...had four home runs in a

span of seven games 7/24-31 (three in the first inning)...ended a

season-high nine-game hit streak on 8/6 vs. ATL (12-for-31,

.387, 4 HR)...his RBI-bunt single in the first inning was game-

winning hit 8/16 vs. ARI... plated tying and winning runs in 9th on

8/20 vs. SF with a 2-out double...stole home in 8/28 win at WSH,

one of five stolen bases all season...hit two home runs and

doubled 9/2 at HOU for his second multi-HR game of the season.

2005 POSTSEASON – Batted .267 in nine postseason

games...set the pace in Game 1 of the Division Series vs. SD

going 3-for-4 with a first-inning solo home run and double...also

doubled in Game 3 at SD...had four hits in six League

Championship games.

2004 – Had MVP-type year, batting .301 and tying his career

high in HRs (42) and setting a career high with 111 RBI...earned

his first-ever Silver Slugger Award and was named to the Sporting

News NL All-Star team...received 31 votes in the N.L. MVP voting

to finish fifth overall behind teammates Albert Pujols (third) and

Scott Rolen (fourth)...ranked first among all centerfielders and

fourth overall in the N.L. with a 1.061 OPS (.643 SLG + .418

OBP)...his .643 SLG Pct. ranked third in the N.L. and .418 OBP

was sixth...83 of his 150 hits (55%) went for extra bases and

finished tied for second in NL (Helton-COL) in extra-base hits...his

42 HR’s were T-5th in NL and his 111 RBI ranked sixth in the

league...of his 42 HRs, 26 were solo shots, including 14 of the last

26...his 4.5 ratio of AB/RBI ranked tied for third in the N.L. and his

11.9 AB/HR ratio was second in league...ranked first on the team

with 101 walks, ninth in the N.L. and had 12 intentional walks,

which tied for sixth in the league...walked 41 times in his last 45

starts...led the Cardinals with 11 outfield assists, tied for sixth-best

in the NL...committed four errors (1 throwing, 3 fielding) and was

rewarded with his seventh career Rawlings Gold Glove award...

ranked as the fourth hardest to double up in the N.L., doing so

once every 124.5 AB’s...his 320 total bases were second on the

team and sixth in the league and his eight sac. flys ranked T-7th

in the N.L...had a .317 batting mark at Busch Stadium with 24 HRs

and 55 RBI...batted .313 at night and .330 vs. lefthanders (7th in

league)...posted two nine-game hitting streaks on the season...

ended the year hitting safely in 46 of final 68 games (.335, 71-212)

and finished four hits shy of 1,500 for his career...hit 40 homers

as a CF, one shy of matching the Cards’ record of HR by a CF

he set in 2000...also was one HR shy of equaling club mark for

home runs by LH batter (Johnny Mize, 43 in 1940)... earned NL

Player of the Month Honors for July, capturing the triple crown

batting .381 with 13 HR and 27 RBI...also was the N.L. Player of

the Week twice, 7/26 -8/1 and the week of 8/30-9/5... smacked

fifth career grand slam (HR #3) on 4/21 at HOU...belted sixth

career walk-off HR (Telemaco) on 4/29 in 13th inn. of 5-4 win vs.

PHI...on 6/9 at CHI made his first appearance as a first baseman

since 6/6/01 and homered twice and had three hits and four

RBI...hit his 20th double of the season 6/11, his 9th season with 20

or more doubles...ended a streak of homering in five straight

games 7/15 which matched team record--also done by Jim

Bottomley in 1929 and Ripper Collins in 1935...had OF assists 7/17

and 7/18 at CIN, getting runners at plate...also robbed LaRue (CIN)

of HR in 9th inn. 7/16 and stole a HR from Dunn on 7/6...closed

the month of July matching his career high with four hits 7/31 at

SF (HR, two doubles and four RBI)-his 13th homer of the month,

one shy of his career high for a single month (14-June, 2003)...

earned N.L. Player of Week for week ending 8/1 as he batted .591

(13-22) with 4 HR, 12 RBI, 10 R, 4-2B, 3B, 1.409 slg. pct. and

hitting .750 (6-8) with RISP...belted HR #30 on 8/5, his fifth 30-

HR season and fourth in five years with STL...hit GW home run

8/10 at FLA in the 10th- a game in which the Cards were 2-1

victors over the Marlins on two hits (solo homers by Pujols &

Edmonds)...streak of reaching in 47 straight games ended on

8/26 at CIN...hit five home runs in his five games played on 8/24-

29 roadtrip with 10 RBI...season-high 9-game hit streak ended on

8/26 at CIN (.407, 11-27, with 8 RBI)...had pair of HR’s 8/27 at PIT

and matched career high with five RBI...reached the 100-RBI

plateau on 9/2...batted .455 (10-22) 8/30-9/6 with five doubles, four

HR’s, seven runs and 10 RBI earning his 2nd Player of the Week

award...connected for 300th career HR on 9/4 vs. LA’s Kaz Ishii...

ended second nine-game hit streak on 9/14, hitting .455 (15-33)

...belted his career tying 42nd home run 9/15 vs. HOU...matched

his career high of 110 RBI (2001) on 9/17 vs. ARI with a game-

winning triple in the ninth inning and had a sac. fly 9/21 for career

high 111th RBI. 2004 POSTSEASON – Started all 15 postseason

games for the Cardinals, batting .222 (12-for-54, 3HR, 9RBI)...was

4-for-15 vs. Los Angeles in four games of the Division Series

and had a home run with two RBI in Game 1 ...recorded three RBI

on two hits in Game 1 of the LCS and drove in seven RBI total

during the LCS...hit game-winning walk-off home run (Miceli) in

the 12th inning of Game 6 in the LCS vs. HOU to send the series

to Game 7...had just one hit in his four games of the World Series-

singled and walked in Game 1 at BOS.

2003 – Jim had an incredible first half, totaling 28 home runs

(T2nd in the N.L. with FLA’s Mike Lowell) and 67 RBI prior to the

All-Star break...batted .303 (93-for-307) in the season’s first half...

was named to the N.L. All-Star team for the second time in his

career and drew start in CF, going 1-for-2...also took part in the

home run hitting contest during the All-Star week festivities...was

bothered for much of the season’s second half by a right shoulder

injury that he suffered in mid-June at MIL and later reaggravated

during the All-Star Home Run contest...finished the year with 39

homers (T7th in N.L.), the second-highest total of his career...he

finished fourth in the N.L. in slugging (.617) and was fifth in OPS

(1.002)...of his 39 homers, 10 came in the first inning and 10

were hit in the eighth inning or later...tied the Angels’ Garret

Anderson for the M.L. lead with 10 homers in interleague play...his

12 outfield assists ranked second among CF’s and he led N.L.

centerfielders with an average of 2.95 putouts per nine innings,

earning his sixth career Rawlings Gold Glove award...finished

in a first-place tie with Barry Bonds, Albert Pujols and Richie

Sexson for the most road HR’s in the N.L. (22)...matched a career

high with four hits on 4/4 vs. HOU, including two homers and

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four RBI...was named N.L. Player of the Week for 4/6-13 (.471

BA- 2 HR - 9 RBI)...on 4/8 at COL he tied a 55-year-old Cardinals

club record for most extra base hits (7) in consecutive games,

going 4-for-6 while equalling his career high with five RBI (after

going 4-for-4, with a 2B and two HRs on 4/4 vs. HOU)...finished

the month of April with an N.L.-leading .389 BA, five homers and

17 RBI...was named N.L. Player of the Week for 6/23-29, batting

.445 with five HR’s and 14 RBI...finished second in N.L. Player

of Month voting for June after batting .344 with 14 homers and 29

RBI...his 14 HR’s led the N.L. that month and his 29 RBI tied

Pujols for the league lead...his 14 June homers set the Cardinals

club record for June (Ripper Collins had 11 in June, 1935) - the

fifth-highest monthly home run total in club history ...nailed two

base runners at the plate on 8/11 at PIT...hit his 30th HR on 8/15

at PHI - his second career RF upper deck homer at the Vet and

the 22nd all-time in the stadium’s history...hit two homers on 8/21

vs. PIT, including a walk-off three-run shot in the ninth, for his 20th

career multi-homer game...he robbed the Reds of a pair of home

runs with two spectacular catches in 8/29-31 series at CIN...on

9/27 he made his first start since 9/17 and smacked a solo homer

in the ninth inning after missing the previous six starts due to

strained right oblique muscle...following the season underwent a

successful surgical procedure on his left shoulder to remedy

discomfort that he began experiencing during the course of his

off-season workout program...the procedure, performed on 12/4,

involved the debridement of the A.C. joint in his left shoulder and

distal clavicle resection.

2002 – Completed another fine season by batting a career-high

.311 with 28 home runs and 83 RBI...posted a .300 batting

average for the fourth time in his career...won his fifth career

Rawlings Gold Glove Award and placed 17th (six points) in

balloting for National League MVP award...ranked eighth in the

N.L. in OPS (.981; .561 slg + .420 on-base)...led the club in walks

(86), intentional walks (14), strikeouts (134) and on-base

percentage (.420)...Jim’s 23 multi-RBI games were second on the

squad and his 11 game-winning RBI ranked third...twenty-two of

his 83 RBI came with two out...paced Cardinals outfielders with

11 outfield assists...committed five errors (one throwing and four

fielding)...posted three eight-game hitting streaks...reached base

four times on Opening Day (4/1) vs. COL, going 2-for-2 with two

walks and an RBI...hit his fourth career grand slam on 4/17 at ARI

off Curt Schilling...had his first pinch hit as a Cardinal 4/27 at

MON and went 2-for-2 off the bench with an RBI...smacked his

200th career homer off FLA’s A.J. Burnett on 4/30...missed 12

games when he was sidelined from 6/1 to 6/15 because of an

injury to his right wrist...was activated from the 15-day D.L. on 6/16

and stroked a double in his first at-bat...homered 6/18 vs. ANA,

his first game played against former Angels teammates...he

batted .341 with 20 RBI in July and hit safely in 21 of 26 games

played for the month...popped his 25th HR on 8/31 [2] at CHI,

giving him seven seasons with 25 or more home runs...delivered

all three STL runs on 9/3 vs. CIN with a two-run homer (#26)

and a sacrifice fly...ended the season by hitting safely in 12 of his

last 15 games. 2002 POSTSEASON – Batted .355 with two

home runs and six RBI in eight postseason games...went 3-for-

4 in Game 1 of the Division Series, with a two-run homer off

Randy Johnson in the first inning...went 0-for-7 in Games 2 &

3...batted .400 (8-for-20) in the League Championship Series

vs. San Francisco and hit safely in all five games...homered in

Game 3 off Russ Ortiz.

2001 – Hit .304 with 30 home runs and a career-high 110 RBI...

was named the centerfielder on Baseball Weekly’s Team 2001...

garnered his fourth career Rawlings Gold Glove Award, committing

just six errors on the year (three throwing and three fielding)...his

12 outfield assists led Cardinals outfielders...became the first

Cardinal, other than Mark McGwire, to have back-to-back 100-

RBI seasons since Ted Simmons did so in 1974-75...was hitting

.292 with 13 HRs and 48 RBIs at the All-Star break, then posted

an outstanding second half in which he batted .317 with 17 HRs

and 62 RBIs...batted .336 (46-for-137) with five home runs with

runners in scoring position...had 46 two-out RBI...batted .230 in

May, .254 in June and .253 in July before rebounding for a .327

average in August and a .368 mark in Sept./Oct...Jim drove in 32

runs in August and added another 23 RBI in Sept./Oct...finished

the season on a high note, batting .373 with 15 doubles, 14

homers and 46 RBIs in his last 44 games...had just 52 RBI in his

first 92 games, then collected 57 RBI in his last 58 games...

became the first player to hit two upper deck home runs in one

game at Coors Field on 4/4...had a season-high eight-game

hitting streak, 5/10-18...batted .364 (12-for-33) during the streak,

which included four straight two-hit games, 5/10-13...collected his

1,000th career hit on 7/17 off the Twins’ Kyle Lohse...hit his

third career grand slam off LA’s Chan Ho Park on 9/9, matching

his season high with four RBIs...hit a two-run homer on 9/24 for

RBIs #100 and #101. 2001 POSTSEASON – Hit two home

runs and scored three runs in the five-game Division Series

loss to Arizona...batted .235 (4-for-17) in the series...clubbed a

fourth-inning, two-run homer off Miguel Batista in Game 3 and

smacked a second-inning solo shot off Albie Lopez in Game 4.

2000 – In his first year in a Cardinals uniform, Jim established

career highs and paced the club in home runs (42), RBIs (108),

runs scored (129), walks (103) and strikeouts (167)...finished

fourth in voting for the N.L. Most Valuable Player...received his

third career Rawlings Gold Glove Award...was named to the

Associated Press All-Star team and was chosen the Cardinals’

Man of the Year by the St. Louis chapter of the BBWAA...was

selected to his second All-Star team (1995) and started in CF

for the N.L....became just the fourth player and first outfielder in

Cardinals history to hit 40 home runs in a season...his 42

homers tied Rogers Hornsby (1922) for fourth on St. Louis’ all-

time single-season list...set a Cardinals record for HRs by an

outfielder, hitting 41 of his homers as a CF and one while he was

playing first base...bested Ray Lankford’s 1997 club record of

31 HRs by a CF...led the Cardinals with 19 game-winning RBIs

and tied for first in multi-homer games (4) ...his 167 strikeouts

established a club record, ranked third in the N.L in 2000 and

were the most ever by an N.L. lefthanded batter...reached base

safely via hit, walk or HBP in 124 of his 144 starts...he and

teammate Mark McGwire homered in the same game nine

times, including three times back-to-back...was just one homer

shy of the club mark for a lefthanded batter (Johnny Mize - 43

in 1940)...had 16 RBIs in his last 20 starts and hit 10 HRs in his

last 35 starts...led the club with 19 RBIs in September and tied

for the team lead with six homers...batted .324 (11-for-34) with

two homers and seven RBIs in nine games vs. SF...four of his

10 hits vs. NY went for HRs, including two game-winners (9/1

& 9/3)...tied a club record (Chick Hafey-1929) on 4/12 by

reaching base safely in 12 consecutive plate appearance...hit

safely in nine-straight at-bats, just one shy of the franchise

record, before being fanned in the seventh inning...had a nine-

game hitting streak, 4/5-13...homered in three-straight games,

4/11-13...on 5/12, signed a six-year contract extension, with a

club option for 2007...pounded a 442-foot homer into the upper

deck at PHI on 5/16, marking only the 16th time in Veterans

Stadium history that a player hit one into the RF upper deck...

hit his 30th HR on 7/29 at NY, becoming just the fourth Cardinal

player to hit 30 HRs in his first full season with the club (Dick

Allen-1970, Ron Gant-1996, Mark McGwire-1998)...hit just .188

in August and batted .232 (41-177) from 7/6 to 9/2 (while Mark

McGwire was out of the lineup with patella tendinitis)...delivered

a pair of game-ending HRs in 9/1-3 weekend series vs. NY,

including a solo blast in the 11th inning on 9/3...he won the 9/1

game with a ninth-inning solo HR...his 40th homer (39th as

outfielder) was also his 100th RBI on 9/15, making him just the

second Cards outfielder to hit 39 HRs (Stan Musial- 39 in 1948).

2000 POSTSEASON – Enjoyed a fine postseason and was

instrumental in leading the Cardinals to a three-game sweep over

the Braves in the Division Series...overall, hit safely in six of

eight postseason games and led the club in most statistical

categories, including batting average (.361), hits (13), doubles

(5), homers (3) and RBIs (12)...despite not playing in the World

Series, Jim still tied the Yankees’ David Justice for the 2000

postseason lead in RBIs and he led all postseason batsmen with

a .750 slugging percentage...had there been a Division Series

MVP award, Jim would have been a good candidate, as he

batted .571 (8-for-14) with four doubles, two homers and seven

RBI...went 3-for-5 with a home run, two runs and three RBI in

Game 1 of the D.S., his first career postseason contest...clubbed

his first postseason HR off Greg Maddux leading off the fourth

inning...also homered off Kevin Millwood in Game 3...batted

.227 (5-for-22) in the League Championship Series vs. the

Mets...homered off Bobby J. Jones in Game 4.

1999 – Started the season on the disabled list…was placed

on the 15-day DL on 4/4 (retroactive to 3/30), with a strained right

groin and irritated right shoulder…underwent arthroscopic

surgery to repair torn labrum and tighten capsule in shoulder on

4/22…was transferred to the 60-day DL on 6/16...was activated

from the DL on 8/2...finished the year among Angels’ all-time

leaders in batting average (.290), runs scored (368), total bases

(1,316), doubles (161), home runs (121), extra-base hits (294)

and RBIs (408)...tied club record with two base hits in an inning,

10/2 vs. TEX (7th inning)...equaled career best with four hits and

established career high with two stolen bases on 8/5 vs. BOS…

posted 13 multiple-hit contests and four multiple-RBI contests…

longest hitting streak was five games, 9/16-20 (.300; 6-for-20)

...hit .277 (39-for-141) against righthanders and .190 (12-for-63)

against lefties…all five homers came against RHP...majority

of at-bats came in second position of batting order, batting .228

(28-for-123)...posted a .992 fielding percentage and four assists

in outfield…was involved in one double play.

1998 – Began fifth full season with Angels and fourth as the

club’s Opening Day centerfielder...received second consecutive

Rawlings Gold Glove Award…committed five errors in 407 total

chances for a .988 fielding percentage in 150 starts…totaled 10

assists and was involved in one double play…became the

seventh Angel to win Rawlings Gold Glove Award multiple

times and the third outfielder to accomplish the feat...fielding

percentage ranked eighth among center fielders in A.L., while

errors total ranked tied for second at his position...set then-

career bests in average, games, at-bats, hits, doubles and

stolen bases (7)…led club in average, runs scored, hits, total

bases (303), doubles, RBIs, strikeouts (114) and GIDPs

(16)...among A.L. leaders, ranked tied for eighth in multiple-hit

games (54), sixth in runs scored, 10th in hits, and sixth in

doubles...equaled club record for doubles, shared by Doug

DeCinces (1982) and Johnny Ray (1988)...tied club record with

three doubles in a game, 6/13 at TEX... equaled career-best four

runs scored, 6/13 at TEX and five RBIs, 5/21 vs. OAK...posted

100th career home run, 5/21 at OAK off Blake Stein...collected

first career leadoff home run, 9/13 at BAL...posted two multi-HR

games (5/21 vs. OAK & 8/26 at NY [2])...homered in consecutive

games, 5/16-17 and 9/17-18...posted season-best 12-game

hitting streak,6/11-22 (.392)...also posted two11-game streaks

and one 10-gamer.

1997 – Began fourth full season with Anaheim and third as

club’s Opening Day centerfielder...was the recipient of his first

Rawlings Gold Glove Award...committed five errors in 325 total

chances for .985 fielding percentage in 115 games (111 starts)...

totaled nine assists and was involved in two double plays...on

6/10 at KC, made “The Catch” - a spectacular defensive play

in which he dove toward straight-away center field with his back

to home plate for the final out of fifth inning (off the bat of David

Howard)...was placed on disabled list 8/4 (retroactive to 8/1), due

to strained lower right rib cage, was activated 8/16...posted his

500th career hit, 8/19 vs. NY (double)...homered on Opening

Night for second consecutive year...drew four walks (two

intentional) 4/4 vs. CLE, equaling a club record previously set

by Chad Curtis (5/28/93)...homered in three-straight games

played, 7/30-8/16...recorded a pair of multiple-HR games, 5/18

vs. MIL and 9/23 at SEA...his longest hitting streak was 14

games, 5/12-26 (.439), posting eight multiple-hit games (three

3-hit), six home runs and 15 RBIs...scored run in first 11 games

of streak (19 total), two shy of his own club record...posted a .567

slugging percentage as a cleanup hitter - the third best mark in

the A.L...was named American League Player of the Week for

period of 5/12-18...batted .481 (13-for-27) with 11 runs scored,

a double, five home runs, 10 RBIs and two walks, hitting safely

in all seven games...underwent arthroscopic surgery to repair

torn cartilage in both knees on 10/16.

1996 – Began third full major league season and second as

Angels’ Opening Day centerfielder...was on the 15-day disabled

list twice during season, marking the first DL stints of his big-

league career....was placed on the 15-day DL 6/4 (retroactive to

5/26), due to a strained abdomen and groin…was activated

from the DL on 6/10, but his second stint came 6/13 (retroactive

6/12), due to sprained medial collateral ligament in his right

thumb...made rehab assignment to Lake Elsinore (A), batting .400

(6-for-15) with four runs scored, two doubles, one home run,

and four RBIs in five games...led the club with a .571 slugging

percentage...equaled a club record when he struck out four

times 8/24 at BAL...hit just .189 (23-for-122) with two home runs

vs. LHP, the second lowest average in the AL, and .350 (108-

for-309) with 25 HRs vs. RHP...hit in a season-best 12-straight

games, 8/7-19 (.425, 4 HR, 9 RBI) ...posted four-hit games, 5/6

vs. KC and 8/16 at BOS...collected his first career grand slam,


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Opening Night (4/2) vs. MIL off Ricky Bones...hit a pair of solo

HRs 8/8 vs. MIN...made first appearance as designated hitter 9/8

at MIN...registered first career pinch-hit home run 7/28 vs. MIL

(9th inn. solo off Mike Fetters)...posted a .997 fielding percentage,

committing just one error in 287 total chances…his fielding

percentage tied for third best among AL outfielders.

1995 – Was California’s Opening Day centerfielder...ranked third

among league leaders in runs scored; tied for sixth in total bases

(299); tied for seventh in RBIs and extra base hits and ninth in

HRs...his .558 slugging percentage ranked eighth in league...also

struck out 130 times - fourth most in circuit...scored more than half

the time after reaching base (55%), the best ratio in league...led the

Angels in runs, tying the club mark set by Don Baylor in 1979...his

HRs and club-high RBIs both ranked as fifth-most in Angels’

history...did not hit his first HR until 5/15 at MIN, his 59th at-bat

and club’s 18th game of the season (his longest drought of the

campaign)...became the 10th Angel to hit 30-or-more HRs in a

season...became fourth Angel in club history to connect for 30+ HRs,

score 100+ runs and register 100+ RBIs in the same season...

owned a 23-game hitting streak from 6/5-29…batted .410 (41-for-

100) during the streak, which marked the second-longest in club

history at the time and matched Colorado’s Dante Bichette for

longest streak in the majors that season...earned AL “Player of

the Week” honors for 6/12-18 when he went 12-for-24 (.500) with

five runs, two HRs and nine RBI...named AL “Player of the Week”

again for 7/17-23, when he batted .483 (14-for-29) with four HRs,

11 RBI and 13 runs...had three multi-HR contests (5/23 vs. NY, 7/16

[2] at DET and 7/22 vs. DET)...tied club record with two hits in first

inning, 6/29 at TEX...had four 4-hit contests (6/29 at TEX, 7/16 [2]

at DET, 8/20 vs. NY and 10/1 vs. OAK)...posted a career-best five

RBI in 7/16 contest at DET...homered in three straight games,

7/22-24 (four HRs) and 8/7-9 (three)...scored a run in 13 straight

games (22 total), 7/9-24, establishing an Angels’ record...his fielding

error 8/11 at MIN was his only miscue of the season, snapping string

of 94 consecutive games without an error...ranked second among

AL outfielders with .998 fielding percentage, trailing only Oakland’s

Stan Javier (1.000)...Jim’s 34 July RBI were the most by an AL

player in any month, and were second only to Dante Bichette’s 35

in same month...was selected to the AL All-Star team for the first

time in his career...entered contest at The Ballpark in Arlington as

pinch-hitter for Kenny Lofton in seventh inning and struck out in lone

at-bat...remained in contest in center field.

1994 – Opened the season on the 25-man roster for first time

in his career...earned a spot on the club by hitting .351 (20-for-

57) in 25 spring training contests...was the only Angels rookie

to spend the entire season on major league roster...appeared

in 94 games, third most among A.L. rookies...was one of two

Angels (Rex Hudler) to start at four different positions (first base

and each outfield position)...collected nine outfield assists,

including three in one game vs. NY on 7/22 (one shy of M.L.

record)...connected for first M.L. home run 5/11 at Texas (two-

run HR in first inning off Rick Helling)...registered two hits in

same inning (first inning double and triple) 7/18 vs. BOS...missed

five consecutive contests after being struck on left side of neck

by errant throw by Mike Gallego 4/26 at Yankee Stadium.

1993 – Appeared as a member of California’s 40-man roster in

spring training...in eight spring contests, batted .429...was

returned to minor league camp for reassignment, 3/19 and

optioned to Triple-A Vancouver the same day...spent entire

campaign with the Canadians...led the club in batting and RBI

and ranked second in doubles and triples...was 6-for-6 with

three runs, a double and two RBIs 4/22 vs. Calgary...also posted

a pair of five-hit games (6/17 & 8/12)...was recalled from

Vancouver on 9/7 and made his M.L. debut 9/9 at DET as left

fielder...in his first M.L. at-bat, struck out swinging against Bill

Gullickson and finished the game 0-for-4...recorded his first

career outfield assist by throwing out Tony Phillips at home

plate in first inning on his first M.L. chance...collected first big-

league hit, a pinch-hit double off Toronto’s Duane Ward, 9/10

at SkyDome...collected first career RBI in seventh inning off

Seattle’s Roger Salkeld, 9/14 at Kingdome.

1992 – Began the campaign at Midland (AA)...connected for 3

solo home runs vs. Wichita on 7/7...registered 19 multiple-hit

games, including two four-hit contests and one five-hit...the

five-hit game was the last in a season-best 12-game hitting

streak...promoted to Triple-A Edmonton on 7/14.

1991 – Played second season at Palm Springs...was placed on

disabled list twice during season (4/10-5/7) with contusion of right

knee and 7/23 until season’s end with a strained right knee.

1990 – Played 91 games at Palm Springs (A)...hit .469 (30-

for-64) in July and won California League “Player of the Week”

honors for 7/15-21, when he hit .571 (12-for-21).

1989 – Appeared in only 31 games for Quad City (A), the result

of a season-ending shoulder injury that forced him onto the

disabled list 6/19 until the completion of the campaign.

1988 – Was selected by California in the seventh round of the

June draft and appeared in 35 games for Rookie-level Bend in

his first professional season.

MISC: Graduated in 1988 from Diamond Bar (Calif.) High

School, where he lettered in baseball, football and soccer...batted

.548 as a senior and was voted California 5-A Co-Player of the

Year...after his junior season he was selected to play for the

United States High School Baseball All-Star squad against the

Japanese High School All-Stars in Tacoma, Wash...committed

a $1 million contribution to Cardinals Care over the course of his

last contract with the Cardinals...appeared in an episode of the

sixth season of HBO’s hit series Entourage with basketball star

LeBron James and actor Matt Damon...has his own retaurant,

Fifteen, in downtown St. Louis...resides in southern California

with his wife, Allison, and has four children.


1988 Bend .221 35 122 23 27 4 0 0 13 0 1 0 20 0 44 4 0 2 .254 .329 1

1989 Quad Cities .261 31 92 11 24 4 0 1 4 0 0 0 7 0 34 1 0 3 .337 .313 3

1990 Palm Springs .293 91 314 36 92 18 6 3 56 1 2 2 27 3 75 5 2 10 .417 .351 10

1991 Palm Springs .294 60 187 28 55 15 1 2 27 3 1 0 40 3 57 2 2 2 .417 .417 0

1992 Midland .313 70 246 42 77 15 2 8 32 1 0 1 41 1 83 3 4 8 .488 .413 5

Edmonton .299 50 194 37 58 15 2 6 36 2 2 0 14 2 55 3 1 2 .490 .343 1

1993 Vancouver .315 95 356 59 112 28 4 9 74 2 4 0 41 4 81 6 8 5 .492 .382 3

California .246 18 61 5 15 4 1 0 4 0 0 0 2 1 16 0 2 1 .344 .270 1

1994 California .273 94 289 35 79 13 1 5 37 1 1 1 30 3 72 4 2 3 .377 .343 3

1995 California .290 141 558 120 162 30 4 33 107 1 5 5 51 4 130 1 4 10 .536 .352 1

1996 California .304 114 431 73 131 28 3 27 66 0 2 4 46 2 101 4 0 8 .571 .375 1

Lake Elsinore# .400 5 15 4 6 2 0 1 4 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 .733 .471 0

1997 Anaheim .291 133 502 82 146 27 0 26 80 0 5 4 60 5 80 5 7 8 .500 .368 5

1998 Anaheim .307 154 599 115 184 42 1 25 91 1 1 1 57 7 114 7 5 16 .506 .368 5

1999 Lake Elsinore# .421 5 19 4 8 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 2 2 0 0 .526 .522 1

Anaheim .250 55 204 34 51 17 2 5 23 0 1 0 28 0 45 5 4 3 .426 .339 1

2000 ST. LOUIS .295 152 525 129 155 25 0 42 108 1 8 6 103 3 167 10 3 5 .583 .411 4

2001 ST. LOUIS .304 150 500 95 152 38 1 30 110 1 10 4 93 12 136 5 5 8 .564 .410 6

2002 ST. LOUIS .311 144 476 96 148 31 2 28 83 0 6 8 86 14 134 4 3 9 .561 .420 5

2003 ST. LOUIS .275 137 447 89 123 32 2 39 89 1 2 4 77 6 127 1 3 11 .617 .385 5

2004 ST. LOUIS .301 153 498 102 150 38 3 42 111 0 8 5 101 12 150 8 3 4 .643 .418 4

2005 ST. LOUIS .263 142 467 88 123 37 1 29 89 1 4 4 91 10 139 5 5 6 .533 .385 2

2006 ST. LOUIS .257 110 350 52 90 18 0 19 70 0 5 0 53 7 101 4 0 11 .471 .350 3

2007 ST. LOUIS .252 117 365 39 92 15 2 12 53 2 3 0 41 2 75 0 2 9 .403 .325 5

2008 Lake Elsinore# .333 2 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .333 .333 0

San Diego .178 26 90 6 16 2 0 1 6 1 1 1 10 1 24 1 1 1 .233 .265 1

Chicago (NL) .265 85 250 47 64 17 2 19 49 0 2 1 45 2 58 0 1 7 .568 .369 5

2009 DID NOT PLAY

2010 Milwaukee .286 73 217 38 62 21 0 8 20 0 1 1 21 0 53 2 0 2 .493 .350 1

Cincinnati .207 13 29 6 6 2 0 3 3 0 0 0 3 0 7 0 0 0 .586 .281 0

A.L. TOTALS .290 709 2644 464 768 161 12 121 408 3 15 15 274 22 558 26 24 49 .498 .359 17

ST. LOUIS TOTALS .288 1105 3628 690 1033 234 11 241 713 6 46 31 645 66 1029 37 24 63 .555 .393 34

MAJOR TOTALS .284 2011 6858 1251 1949 437 25 393 1199 10 65 49 998 91 1729 67 50 122 .527 .376 58

# Injury rehabilitation assignment.

DIvISION SERIES RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E

2000 STL vs. ATL .571 3 14 5 8 4 0 2 7 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 1.286 .600 0

2001 STL vs. ARI .235 5 17 3 4 1 0 2 3 0 0 0 3 0 6 0 0 0 .647 .350 0

2002 STL vs. ARI .273 3 11 1 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 1 0 .545 .385 0

2004 STL vs. LA .267 4 15 1 4 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 9 0 1 0 .467 .313 0

2005 STL vs. SD .364 3 11 5 4 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 .818 .462 0

2006 STL vs. SD .308 4 13 2 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 2 1 3 0 0 0 .308 .438 0

2008 CHI vs. LA .200 3 10 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .300 .200 1

D.S. TOTALS .319 25 91 18 29 8 0 7 18 0 0 1 11 1 28 1 2 0 .637 .398 1

LEAGuE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E

2000 STL vs. NY .227 5 22 1 5 1 0 1 5 0 0 0 1 0 9 0 0 0 .409 .261 1

2002 STL vs. SF .400 5 20 2 8 2 0 1 4 0 0 0 2 0 5 0 0 0 .650 .455 0

2004 STL vs. HOU .292 7 24 2 7 2 0 2 7 0 1 1 2 0 6 0 0 0 .625 .357 1

2005 STL vs. HOU .211 6 19 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 5 1 0 1 .263 .375 1

2006 STL vs. NY .227 7 22 5 5 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 5 1 5 0 0 0 .500 .370 0

L.C.S. TOTALS .271 30 107 12 29 6 0 6 20 0 1 1 15 1 30 1 0 1 .495 .363 3


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WORLD SERIES RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E

2004 STL vs. BOS .067 4 15 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 0 .067 .125 0

2006 STL vs. DET .235 5 17 1 4 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 1 8 0 0 0 .353 .350 0

W.S. TOTALS .156 9 32 3 5 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 1 14 0 0 0 .219 .250 0

ALL-STAR GAME RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E

1995 American .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

2000 National .500 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 .500 0

2003 National .500 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .500 .500 0

2005 National .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .500 0

ALL-STAR TOTALS .333 4 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 .333 .429 0


Outfield** .988 1867 4536 131 58 4725 33

First Base 1.000 57 394 29 0 423 35

**Eight-time Rawlings Gold Glove winner: 1997-98 (A.L.) and 2000-05 (N.L.)

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, three times. Last: 7/20 at Pittsburgh.

Most Runs: 3, three times. Last: 9/18 at Houston.

Most 2Bs: 2, three times. Last: 7/20 at Pittsburgh.

Most HRs: 1, 11 times. Last: 9/21 at Milwaukee.

Most RBI: 3, four times. Last: 7/23 vs. Washington.

Most BBs: 2, 4/12 at Chicago Cubs.


Pinch HRs: 1, 7/26 vs. Cincinnati (Arroyo).

CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, 23 times. Last: 7/20/10 at Pittsburgh.

Most Runs: 4, seven times. Last: 7/18/05 vs. Milwaukee.

Most 2Bs: 3, three times. Last: 9/5/04 vs. Los Angeles Dodgers.

Most HRs: 2, 28 times. Last: 8/8/08 vs. St. Louis.

Most RBI: 5, seven times. Last: 7/31/08 at Milwaukee.

Most BBs: 4, 4/4/97 vs. Cleveland.

Most SBs: 2, 8/5/99 vs. Boston.


Game-ending HRs: 6. Last: 4/29/04 vs. Philadelphia (Telemaco)

Pinch HRs: 4, 7/26/10 vs. Cincinnati (Arroyo).

Grand Slams: 7. Last: 7/31/08 at Milwaukee (Bush).

Multi-HR Games: 28. Last: 8/8/08 at St. Louis.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the California Angels in the 7th round (169th overall) of the June 1988 free-agent draft.

• On California 15-day disabled list (strained abdomen and groin), May 26 to June 10 and (sprained right thumb) June 12 to July

18, 1996; included injury rehabiliation assignment to Lake Elsinore (July 13-18).

• On Anaheim 15-day disabled list (strained lower right rib cage), August 1-16, 1997.

• On Anaheim 15-day disabled list (right shoulder surgery and strained right groin), March 30 to August 2, 1999; included injury

rehabilitaion assignment to Lake Elsinore (July 26-August 2).

• Traded to the St. Louis Cardinals from Anaheim for pitcher Kent Bottenfield and infielder Adam Kennedy, March 23, 2000.

• On St. Louis 15-day disabled list (sprained right wrist), June 1-16, 2002.

• On St. Louis 15-day disabled list (lower back), June 16-July 18, 2007.

• Traded to the San Diego Padres from St. Louis for infielder David Freese and cash, December 15, 2007.

• On San Diego 15-day disabled list (strained right calf), March 28-April 4, 2008.

• Signed with the Chicago Cubs as a free agent, May 15, 2008.

• Signed with Milwaukee Brewers as a free agent, January 28, 2010.

• On Milwaukee 15-day disabled list (strained left oblique), May 15-31, 2010.

• Traded to the Cincinnati Reds from Milwaukee for outfielder Chris Dickerson, August 9, 2010.

• On Cincinnati 15-day disabled list (strained right oblique), August 24-September 10, 2010.

• Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as a minor league free agent, February 4, 2011.

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31Full Name: Ryan Ray Franklin



Born: 3/5/73 Opening Day Age: 38

at Fort Smith, Arkansas



January 9, 2007.


CAREER:

• Ranks 5th on the Cardinals all-time saves list with 83. With 17 saves would become just the 9th player in Major League history

to have more than 100 games started and 100 saves.

• Was named to his first All-Star team in 2009, pitching a perfect 3rd inning for the National League All-Stars during the game in

his home stadium at St. Louis.

2010 SEASON:

• Saved 27 of 29 games, his second best single season save total. Ranked 2nd in the NL (4th, MLB) in save percentage (93.1).

• His six wins T7th among NL relief pitchers. His .750 winning pct. (6-2) was his best mark since going 5-1 (.833) in 2000 with

Seattle.

• Was 27-for-28 in save opportunities requiring three outs or less.

• His 10 walks in 65.1 IP was the 4th fewest in MLB of pitchers with 60 IP or more. Ranked 4th in the NL among relief pitchers

in fewest walks per 9 IP with 1.38.

• Ranked 6th in the N.L. with 51 games finished.

• Retired 71% of first batters faced, tops among Cardinals relievers.

• Moved past Dennis Eckersley into 5th place on the Cardinals all-time save list with 83.

• Made six 2.0 IP appearances, including two wins (5/23 & 7/25). Was 4-of-5 in save opportunities requiring four outs or more.

• Posted a 4-0 record with a 2.43 ERA and was a perfect 14-for-14 in save opportunities at home.

• Has been 7-for-7 in save opportunites in April each of the last two years.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Took hold of the closer’s role in April and put together an

All-Star campaign, finishing tied for sixth in the Majors with 38

saves...converted 38 of 43 save opps., 5th best single-season

conversion rate among STL closers with 30 or more saves...

converted 13 straight save opps. from 8/7-/9/5, the 2nd longest

streak by a Cardinal, trailing only Lee Smith’s 17-straight (‘93)...his

1.92 ERA was 2nd only to Brewers’ Trevor Hoffman among N.L.

closers...had 0.79 ERA prior to All-Star break...did not allow any

HR’s following All-Star break and just two on the year total...had

seven saves of more than 1.0 IP, 2nd in the National League...was

21-for-22 in save opps. prior to All-Star break...earned first All-Star

selection, pitching a perfect 3rd during the AS game...earned

MLB Delivery Man of the Month honors in August after going 11

for 12 in save opps. with 0.00 ERA (11.0 IP)...allowed runs in just

four ballparks (STL, CIN, HOU & PIT)...had a season high five

saves against both the Cubs & Pirates...had saves against all but

one of the 19 teams he faced in 2009, Philadelphia being the lone

exception...signed a two-year contract extension on Sept. 1.

2009 POSTSEASON – Appeared in Games 2 and 3 of the

Division Series vs. the Dodgers...was 0-1 with 0.00 ERA over 1.1

IP...allowed 2 unearned runs in the bottom of the 9th for the

blown save and loss (3-2) in Game 2 at LA...did not allow a run

in 1.0 IP during Game 3 in STL.

2008 – Led team’s relievers in saves (17), wins (6), innings

pitched (78.2) and tied for team lead in appearances (74)...

became St. Louis’ first saves leader other than Jason Isringhausen

since 2001...moved into closer role in May and converted 5 of 5

save chances for the month...had a season-best 10.0 scoreless

IP streak from 9/6-24.

2007 – Righthander joined the Cardinals staff vying for a starting

job, but left spring training as primary relief set-up man...allowed

just three earned runs the first two months of the season (1.27

ERA, 21.1 IP) and through July was 4-0 with a 1.33 ERA in 54.1

IP (9R, 8ER)...his 1.23 ERA before the All-Star Break led all

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Major League pitchers (6 ER/44.0 IP)...signed a two-year

extension to keep him in a Cardinals uniform through 2009 on 7/5

...ranked T6th in NL with 30 Holds...earned the first save of his

Major League career on 9/4 vs. PIT (305th game)...made his

STL debut on 4/3 vs. Mets and recorded a 1-2-3 7th inning, as

he became the 1,800th player in Cardinals history...earned his

first Cardinals win with 1.1 scoreless IP on 4/11 at PIT.

2006 – Combined to go 6-7, 4.54 in 66 relief apperances between

Philadelphia and Cincinnati...ranked among National League

leaders in relief innings pitched (77.1, 10th)...was acquired by the

Reds from Philadelphia, along with cash, in exchange for a

player to be named on 8/7 (RHP Zac Stott, 8/9)...made his Reds

debut vs. STL (4.1 IP, 5K) on 8/7...was the longest relief outing

by a Reds pitcher to that point in the season and his five strikeouts

were the most by a Reds reliever in 2006...in his second

appearance on 8/9 vs. STL, threw a scoreless ninth inning and

earned the win as a result of David Ross’ two-run walkoff home

run off Jason Isringhausen.

2005 – Began the season in the Mariners’ bullpen and made two

apps. before finishing the season with 30 consecutive starts...

ranked second on the staff to Jamie Moyer in both innings pitched

(190.2) and quality starts (15)...in a complete-game 2-1 loss on

4/16 at CWS retired 24 of his 28 batters faced; at 1 hour, 39

minutes was the fastest game in Mariners history...from 7/9-7/20

was suspended for 10 games for violating Major League

Baseball’s joint drug prevention and treatment program.

2004 – For the second consecutive season threw at least 200

innings (200.1) with a career-high 32 starts...Mariners averaged

just 3.14 runs per game in his starts, the worst run support in the

Major Leagues...on 9/15 vs. ANA snapped his career-high 11-

game losing streak with a complete-game 1-0 victory.

2000 - 2003 – In 2003, his first full season in a rotation,

established career highs in victories (11), starts (32) and innings

pitched (212.0)...ranked ninth in the American League with a

3.57 ERA...threw his first two career complete games, a 6-0

victory vs. OAK on 7/23/03 and a 1-0 loss at TB on 9/4/03...on

6/6/03 vs. NYM singled off Jae Seo for his first career hit...earned

the victory in his first Major League start on 4/23/02 vs. ANA...on

4/7/01 at TEX earned his first Major League victory...among Pacific

Coast League pitching leaders in 2000, ranked third in strikeouts

(142), T3rd in victories (11) and complete games (4), fourth in

innings pitched (164.0) and fifth in ERA (3.90).

1993 - 1999 – In his first time in the Majors, made six relief apps.

for the Mariners in 1999...was promoted on 5/15/99 and made

his Major League debut that night vs. KC...on 6/13/98 vs. Nashville

earned his first professional save...received the John Ellis Award

for his community involvement in the Tacoma area that same

year (1998)...while at Memphis in 1997, pitched two no-hitters...threw

6.0 hitless innings in a spot start on 4/14/97 vs. Chattanooga and

combined with two other pitchers on the no-hitter...in the opener of

a doubleheader on 4/21/97 at Carolina didn’t allow a hit in a 7.0-

inning complete game...was named Southern League Pitcher of

the Week for 4/11-17/97 and 4/18-24/97...began his pro career in

1993 at Class A Bellingham where he ranked 10th in the Northwest

League in ERA (2.92).

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by Toronto Blue Jays in the 25th round of the June 1991 free agent draft, but did not sign.

• Selected by Seattle Mariners in the 23rd round of the June 1992 free agent draft.

• On Seattle disabled list (viral infection), June 28 to July 15, 2002; included injury rehabilitation assignment to Everett (July 10-15).

• Signed by Philadelphia Phillies as a free agent, January 5, 2006.

• Acquired by Cincinnati Reds, along with cash, in exchange for a player to be named (RHP Zac Stott, 8/9/06), August 7, 2006.

• Signed by St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent, January 9, 2007.

• Re-signed by St. Louis Cardinals through 2011, September 1, 2009.

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 2.0, 9/11 at Atlanta.

Most Strikeouts: 3, three times. Last: 9/11 at Atlanta.

Most Walks: 2, twice. Last: 9/26 at Chicago Cubs.

Most Runs Allowed: 6, 7/6 at Colorado.

Most Hits Allowed: 6, 7/6 at Colorado.

Most HRs Allowed: 2, 7/6 at Colorado.

Longest Winning Streak: 3, twice. Last: 7/18-30.

Longest Losing Streak: 1 game, twice. Last: 8/7 at Florida.


CAREER HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 9.0, three times. Last: 7/4/05 at Kansas City.

Most IP (Relief): 5.2, 6/4/01 vs. Texas.

Most Strikeouts (Starter): 9, 9/17/02 vs. Texas.

Most Strikeouts (Relief): 8, 6/4/01 vs. Texas.

Most Walks (Starter): 5, three times. Last: 5/20/05 vs. San Diego.

Most Walks (Relief): 4, twice. Last 8/28/06 at Los Angeles Dodgers.

Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 8, four times. Last: 8/18/05 vs. Anaheim.

Most Runs Allowed (Relief): 7, 8/6/02 at Toronto.

Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 12, three times. Last: 8/13/05 vs. Anaheim.

Most Hits Allowed (Relief): 8, 8/6/02 at Toronto.

Most HRs Allowed: 4, four times. Last: 9/18/05 at Texas.

Longest Winning Streak: 5 games, three times. Last: 9/18/09-5/23/10.


Longest Scoreless Streak: 18.0 IP, 5/21-7/22/09.

Complete Games: 6. Last: 7/4/05 at Kansas City.

Low-Hit Complete Game: 2, two times. Last: 9/15/04 vs. Anaheim.

Shutouts: 3. Last: 7/4/05 at Kansas City.

COMPLETE PITCHING RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG SHO GF SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

1993 Bellingham 5-3 2.92 15 14 1 1 0 0 74.0 72 38 24 2 3 27 0 55 7 3 .250

1994 Appleton 9-6 3.13 18 18 5 1 0 0 118.0 105 60 41 6 17 23 0 102 6 3 .234

Riverside 4-2 3.06 8 8 1 1 0 0 61.2 61 26 21 5 4 8 0 35 0 1 .249

Calgary 0-0 7.94 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.2 9 6 5 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 .333

1995 Port City 6-10 4.32 31 20 1 1 2 0 146.0 153 84 70 13 12 43 4 102 6 2 .274

1996 Port City 6-12 4.01 28 27 2 0 0 0 182.0 186 99 81 23 16 37 0 127 4 2 .265

1997 Memphis 4-2 3.03 11 8 2 *2 2 0 59.1 45 22 20 4 1 14 1 49 1 0 .208

Tacoma 5-5 4.18 14 14 0 0 0 0 90.1 97 48 42 11 8 24 1 59 1 1 .281

1998 Tacoma 5-6 4.51 34 16 1 0 10 1 127.2 148 75 64 18 10 32 2 90 0 0 .292

1999 Tacoma 6-9 4.71 29 19 2 1 4 2 135.2 142 81 71 17 9 33 1 94 1 1 .270

Seattle 0-0 4.76 6 0 0 0 2 0 11.1 10 6 6 2 1 8 1 6 0 0 .238

2000 Tacoma 11-5 3.90 31 22 4 0 2 0 164.0 147 85 71 28 12 35 1 142 2 0 .240

2001 Seattle 5-1 3.56 38 0 0 0 14 0 78.1 76 32 31 13 4 24 4 60 2 0 .250

Tacoma 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 1 0 3.2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 .167

2002 Seattle 7-5 4.02 41 12 0 0 10 0 118.2 117 62 53 14 5 22 1 65 0 0 .255

Everett# 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 2.2 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 .200

2003 Seattle 11-13 3.57 32 32 2 1 0 0 212.0 199 93 84 *34 9 61 3 99 1 2 .251

2004 Seattle 4-16 4.90 32 32 2 1 0 0 200.1 224 116 109 33 10 61 1 104 0 3 .285

2005 Seattle 8-15 5.10 32 30 2 1 0 0 190.2 212 110 108 28 7 62 4 93 3 1 .280

2006 Philadelphia 1-5 4.58 46 0 0 0 13 0 53.0 59 28 27 10 4 17 4 25 1 0 .280

Cincinnati 5-2 4.44 20 0 0 0 6 0 24.1 27 14 12 3 0 16 6 18 1 0 .297

2007 ST. LOUIS 4-4 3.04 69 0 0 0 8 1 80.0 70 28 27 8 3 11 0 44 2 0 .234

2008 ST. LOUIS 6-6 3.55 74 0 0 0 39 17 78.2 86 34 31 10 3 30 4 51 3 0 .278

2009 ST. LOUIS 4-3 1.92 62 0 0 0 54 38 61.0 49 13 13 2 1 24 3 44 1 0 .220

2010 ST. LOUIS 6-2 3.46 59 0 0 0 51 27 65.0 57 25 25 7 4 10 1 42 5 0 .230

MINOR TOTALS 61-60 3.92 222 168 19 7 21 3 1170.2 1169 625 510 129 94 277 10 861 28 13 .260

A.L. TOTALS 35-50 4.34 181 106 6 3 26 0 811.1 838 419 391 124 36 238 14 427 6 6 .267

N.L. TOTALS 26-22 3.36 330 0 0 0 171 83 362.0 348 142 135 40 15 108 18 224 13 0 .252

ST. LOUIS TOTALS 20-15 3.04 264 0 0 0 152 83 284.2 262 100 96 27 11 75 8 181 11 0 .243

MAJOR TOTALS 61-72 4.03 511 106 6 3 197 83 1173.1 1186 561 526 164 51 346 32 651 19 6 .262

* Led League. # Injuty Rehabilitation Assignment.

DIVISION SERIES RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2009 STL vs. LA 0-1 0.00 2 0 0 1 0 0 1.1 3 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 .375

ALL-STAR RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2009 National 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000


Pitcher .976 511 94 110 5 209 10


2010 ST. LOUIS .000 59 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

MAJOR TOTALS .100 511 20 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 11 0 0 0 .100 .182 5

MISC: Graduated from Spiro (Okla.) High School in 1991...was

All-State in baseball...attended Seminole Junior College (Okla)

where he went 20-0 in two seasons...was drafted by the Mariners

following the 1992 collegiate season but returned to school and

pitched before signing in 1993...at SJC in 1993 went 12-0, 2.99

and was named a Junior College All-American...in the 2000

Sydney Olympics went 3-0, 0.00 in four apps to help Team USA

win the Gold Medal...his three victories tied the Team USA

Olympic record (Seth Greisinger, 1996)...in USA’s 13-inning, 4-

2 win over Japan threw 4.0 scoreless innings to earn the win

...also earned the decision in the 4-2 victory over Italy that

advanced Team USA to the medal round...he and his wife, Angie,

have one son, Logan (7/22/97), and two daughters, Kaylin

(1/26/00) and Teegan (7/19/04) and reside in Shawnee, Okla.

BIOS BIOS

9190

2010 SEASON:

• Earned Opening Day start at third base, the first of his career.

• Played 70 games before a right ankle injury sidelined him for the season on 6/27.

• Despite his shortened season, still ranked 6th among National League rookies with a .296 batting average and 3rd in on base

percentage (.361).

• Finished with a .324 BA w/RISP (22-68), ranking fourth among Major League rookies.

• Of his 36 RBI, 20 came in his first plate appearance of the game and he tallied 20 RBI with RISP/2 outs.

• Had at least one RISP at bat in 70% (49/70) of games played and was successful 39% of the time (19/49).

• Named NL Player of the Week (4/26-5/2), hitting his first home run of the season off Jair Jurrjens (4/29 vs. ATL) en route to a 6

RBI game.

• He was the first Cardinals rookie to have a six RBI game since rookie records began in 1957. It was the most by a Cardinal

player since Chris Carpenter had six vs. CIN on 10/1/09. He also became the first of six Major League rookies to drive in six

runs in a game during the 2010 season.

• Suffered a right ankle sprain on 6/5 vs. MIL and did not make a start again until 6/12.

• Placed on the 15-day disabled list on 6/29 (retroactive to 6/28) with a right ankle bone bruise. Began a rehab assignment on

8/2 but played in just one game at Double-A Springfield, reinjuring his right ankle.

• At the time of injury on 6/28 was second on the team w/ 20 multi-hit games and 2nd in the N.L. with a .364 home batting avg.

• Had surgery to repair a torn peroneal tendon on his right ankle on 8/5 by Dr. Thomas Clanton in Colorado. He later had

athroscopic surgery on his left ankle for bone spur removal on 9/8, also performed by Dr. Clanton.

DAVID FREESE DAVID FREESE

INFIELDER

23Full Name: David Richard Freese



Born: 4/28/83 at Corpus Christi, Texas


M.L. Service: 1.028

Became Cardinal: Acquired from the San Diego Padres

in a trade for outfielder Jim Edmonds, December 15, 2007.


CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Began the season in St. Louis, but a sprained left ankle

injury caused him to spend time at four levels while rehabbing

including Gulf Coast (R) and Springfield (AA), before finishing

the season at Memphis (AAA)...was recalled to St. Louis (9/23)

until the end of the season...recorded his first Major League hit

vs. PIT on 4/8, a single off Zach Duke...hit his first Major League

home run at CIN on 9/29, a solo shot to centerfield off Ramon

Ramirez in the 9th inning...went 2-for-3 with three RBI and caught

the final inning of the last game of the season vs. MIL (10/4), his

first catching appearance since college (4/4/06)...hit game-winning

solo home runs accounting for lone runs in 1-0 wins vs. ABQ

(9/11) in Game 3 clincher of opening round of playoffs, then

again vs. SAC (9/15) in Game 1 of PCL Championship...batted

.318 (7-22) with two home runs and four RBI in AAA playoffs...

registered a .967 fielding percentage in 181 total chances (6

errors) at Memphis, including a perfect 80 TC at first base...named

5th-best prospect in Cardinals organization by Baseball America.

2008 – Played his first season with the Cardinals at Triple-A

Memphis, skipping Double-A...his .306 average ranked 2nd at

Memphis as did his 142 hits, 26 HRs and 91 RBI...ranked 3rd on

the team with 29 doubles and ranked T11th in the PCL with his

home runs and RBI totals...all but four (DH) of his games were

at third base...had a .967 fielding pct. to rank first in the PCL and

his 216 assists were 2nd in the league...hit at a .360 clip (59-

164) after the All-Star break...batted .314 (106-338) with 20 HR

and 66 RBI against righthanders vs. .286 (36-126) average vs.

lefties...played in the Venezualan Winter League where he hit .235

over 14 games...was named to Baseball America Triple-A All-Star

team...named Cardinals 9th-best prospect by Baseball America.

2007 – Spent the entire season at Lake Elsinore (A) of the

California League and led the team with 128 games played, 152

hits and 69 walks...ranked 3rd in the California League with 104

runs scored and 69 walks...his 246 total bases were 5th-most in

the league...was a mid-season and post-season All-Star - went

1-for-2 with two walks, two runs and two RBI as starting third

baseman in the All-Star Game...topped all qualifying third basemen

in the California League with a .958 fielding percentage and led

the league with 310 total chances and 238 assists...had a pair of

13-game hitting streaks, from 5/26-6/7 (.418, 23-55) and 7/11-24

(.411, 23-56)...drove in 10 runs and went 10-for-50 (.200) with a

pair of home runs in 12 postseason games.

2006 – Split his first professional season between Short-A Eugene

and Single-A Fort Wayne...combined, batted .317 (83-for-262) with

21 doubles, three triples, 13 home runs and 70 RBI in 71 games...

despite playing only 18 games for Eugene, finished third on the

club in RBI and tied for third in homers...hit .636 to win Northwest

League Batter of the Week honors for July 3-9...was promoted

to Fort Wayne 7/7 and hit .344 (31-for-90) in his first 23 games...

slugged his first career grand slam off pitcher Zachary Phillips in

a 6-5 win 8/31 at Clinton.

MISC: The fifth-year senior was selected in the ninth round (273rd

overall) of the 2006 First-Year Player Draft by the Padres...signed

by Bob Filotei (Padres)...attended Meramec Community College

before transferring to the University of South Alabama...was a

teammate of Cardinals pitcher P.J. Walters at South Alabama...as

a junior in 2005, led the Jags with a .373 batting average and hits

with 81...in 46 games played at Meramec (Mo.) Community

College during the 2004 season, he hit .396 with 41 RBI’s, and

10 home runs...lettered in baseball all four years at Lafayette

High School in Wildwood, Mo....was named first team All-

Conference, All-Metro and All-State as a senior...currently ranks

second at his high school for career runs scored with 76 and

second in hits in a season with 45 in 24 games....resides in

Wildwood, Mo.


2006 Eugene .379 18 58 19 22 8 0 5 26 0 2 4 7 0 12 0 0 2 .776 .465 2

Fort Wayne .299 53 204 27 61 13 3 8 44 0 1 4 21 1 44 1 1 2 .510 .374 5

2007 Lake Elsinore .302 128 503 104 152 31 6 17 96 0 4 16 69 0 99 6 1 11 .489 .400 13

2008 Memphis .306 131 464 83 142 29 3 26 91 0 4 3 39 0 111 5 2 11 .550 .361 10

2009 ST. LOUIS .323 17 31 3 10 2 0 1 7 0 1 0 2 0 7 0 0 1 .484 .353 0

Memphis .300 56 200 34 60 15 0 10 37 0 2 1 22 1 51 1 0 9 .525 .369 6

GCL Cardinals#.455 4 11 2 5 2 0 1 6 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 .909 .500 1

Springfield# .375 4 16 3 6 1 0 1 5 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 .625 .444 3

2010 ST. LOUIS .296 70 240 28 71 12 1 4 36 4 1 4 21 0 59 1 1 7 .404 .361 9

Springfield# .500 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1.000 .667 0

MINOR TOTALS .308 395 1458 272 449 100 12 68 305 0 13 28 162 2 323 13 4 37 .533 .385 40

MAJOR TOTALS .299 87 271 31 81 14 1 5 43 4 2 4 23 0 66 1 1 8 .413 .360 9

#Injury Rehabilitation Assignment


Catcher 1.000 1 1 0 0 1 0

First Base 1.000 4 10 0 0 10 1

Third Base .953 73 37 144 9 190 23

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the San Diego Padres in the 9th round (273rd overall) of the June 2006 First Year Player Draft.

• Traded to the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for outfielder Jim Edmonds on December 15, 2007.

• On St. Louis disabled list (right ankle), June 28 to end of 2010 season; included injury rehabilitation assignment to

Springfield (AA), August 2.

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 3, six times. Last: 6/16 vs. Seattle.

Most Runs: 3, three times. Last: 5/15 at Cincinnati.

Most RBI: 6, 4/29 vs. Atlanta.

Most BBs: 2, 5/9 at Pittsburgh.


CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 3, six times. Last: 6/16/10 vs. Seattle.

Most Runs: 3, three times. Last: 5/15/10 at Cincinnati.

Most RBI: 6, 4/29/10 vs. Atlanta.

Most BBs: 2, 5/9/10 at Pittsburgh.

Longest Hitting Streak: 9 games, 4/27- 5/5/10.

BIOS BIOS

9392

2010 SEASON:

• Had one of the best rookie campaigns of 2010, ranking not only among top rookie pitchers, but top Major League pitchers in

several categories. Was named to the Topps, Baseball Digest and Baseball America All-Rookie Teams.

• Finished 3rd in the National League Rookie of the Year award voting (Buster Posey, SF), garnering one first place vote, one

second and 16 third place votes. Was the only pitcher in the Top 8 players voted.

• Received one third place vote in the National League Cy Young award voting, finishing 12th in the balloting.

• Ranked 4th in the National League in ERA (2.70), 2nd among all MLB rookies.

• His 2.70 ERA was the lowest by a Cards LH starter since John Tudor recorded a 2.40 ERA in 22 starts (25 gms) during 1990.

• Finished the season with 13 wins, the first STL rookie since Alan Benes (13 in 1996) to win 13 games. Dick Hughes (16-6 in

1967) was the last STL rookie to win more then 13 games.

• Led all rookies with 13 wins & his .619 winning pct. ranked 2nd. Fanned 132 batters (3rd) and his 163.1 innings pitched and

28 starts were 2nd most among National League rookies.

• Ranked 3rd in the N.L. in ground ball/fly ball ratio (2.49) and ground ball percentage (71.4%).

• Threw just 93.2 pitches per start, 4th fewest in the N.L. of qualifying pitchers (1.0 IP/team game).

• His 15 unearned runs allowed were T5th in the N.L. along with teammate C. Carpenter and ARI’s R. Lopez.

• Of 28 starts, 19 were quality starts (T24th among N.L. pitchers).

• Led STL pitchers and was 16th in the N.L. as hitters swung and missed on 24.1% of Jaime’s pitches thrown.

• Went 6-4 with a 1.74 ERA (2nd in the N.L.) in 14 home starts & was 7-4, 3.82 ERA in 14 road starts.

• Opponents hit .243 against him, ranking 18th in the National League.

• Had a 19.1 scoreless IP streak from 8/17-9/3, spanning parts of four starts. Went 22.1 IP without allowing an earned run

(8/10-9/3, spanning 5 starts).

• Had the 3rd lowest ERA through his first 12 starts (1.49) for any rookie left-hander. (Elias)

• His 10 hits were the most by a STL rookie pitcher since Jason Simontacchi had 12 in 2002.

• His start on 4/10 was the first left-handed start for the Cardinals since his start on 7/20/08. With his win on 4/10 at MIL he

became the first left-handed starter to win a game for the Cardinals since Mark Mudler did so on 6/15/06, a span of 586 games

between wins by a Cardinals LH starter.

• Pitched a CG 9-0 shutout over the Giants on 8/22, giving up three hits, no walks with 6 K’s. He needed just 89 pitches, the

fewest pitches for a Cardinals CG since B. Tewksbury used 86 vs. the Padres on 5/30/92.

• Allowed only five extra-base hits vs. lefthanded batters (four 2Bs, 1 HR - Ryan Howard).

JAIME GARCIA JAIME GARCIA

PITCHER

54Full Name: Jaime Omar Garcia



Born: 7/8/86 at Reynosa, Mexico


M.L. Service: 2.047

Became Cardinal: Selected in 22nd round (680th overall)



CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Began season on the 15-day D.L. with a torn ligament in

his left elbow. Started rehab assignment for Gulf Coast League

on 7/23, transferred to Palm Beach (8/4) and finished with

Memphis (8/19). Activated on 8/20 and optioned to Memphis

on 8/21...started four games at Memphis, going 2-0 with a 3.86

ERA. Did not allow an earned run after the first inning in any

game...started two playoff games for Memphis (2-0) without

allowing an earned run in 12 innings with four hits and 13

strikeouts...tossed 5.1 innings of one-hit ball with an unearned run

and six strikeouts in Game 1 win over Albuquerque (9/9) and

backed it with a double and a run scored at the plate...continued

post-season success with 6.2 scoreless innings in Game 1 win

over Sacramento in PCL Championship round (9/15), fanning

seven and allowing just three hits in the win...made two starts for

GCL and Palm Beach. Pitched 12 consecutive scoreless innings

before allowing a run for Palm Beach...ranked ninth among all

Cardinals minor league pitchers with a 1.04 walks+hit/innings

pitched (WHIP) rating...rated as “Best Curveball” in the Cardinals

organization in Baseball America’s “Best Tools” survey.

2008 – Pitched at three levels (AA-AAA-ML) before undergoing

“Tommy John” elbow surgery in September...a 3-2, 2.06 start at

Springfield (AA) earned him a promotion to Memphis (AAA) in

early May...named Pacific Coast League Player of the Week

(6/2-8)...was purchased from Memphis on 7/10 and made his

Major League on 7/11 at PIT with 2.0 IP in relief to close out win

...made first ML start on 7/20 vs. SD and went 5.0 IP, allowing three

runs on five hits in a no-decision...was optioned to Memphis 7/25

before being recalled 8/1...tossed 1.2 scoreless IP and picked up

first big-league Hold 8/1 vs. PHI...posted the win 8/5 vs. LA, one

outing after suffering his 1st big-league loss 8/3 vs. PHI...was

placed on the disabled list 9/3, retroactive to 8/27, and underwent

season-ending left elbow “Tommy John” surgery on 9/8, performed

by Dr. George Paletta .

2007 – Season was interrupted due to left elbow discomfort...was

shut down 7/23 with a sprained ligament...was leading the Texas

League with 97 strikeouts and his 3.75 ERA was 10th-lowest in

the league at the time of his shut down...fanned six-or-more

batters in 10 of 18 starts...pitched a scoreless inning at the Texas

League All-Star Game 6/26, allowing two hits while fanning

one...rated as the fourth-best Cardinals prospect by Baseball

America.

2006 – Represented the Cardinals at the Futures Game as part

of All-Star Game festivities in Pittsburgh, Pa., but did not appear

in the game...led all Cardinals minor league pitchers with 131

strikeouts...his 10 wins ranked T4th in the STL minor league

system and his combined 3.37 ERA ranked 8th...named Cardinals

Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April when he went 2-1 with

a 2.52 ERA in four starts...named to the West squad at the

Midwest League All-Star Game...ranked the second-best prospect

in the Cardinals system by Baseball America.

MISC: Name is pronounced “Hi-may”...attended Sharyland High

School in Mission, Texas... selected by Baltimore in the 30th

round (889th overall) in the 2004 draft but did not sign...named

both Rookie of the Year & Comeback Player of the Year for 2010

by the St. Louis Chapter of BBWAA...resides in Mission,

Texas...signed by Joe Almaraz.

COMPLETE PITCHING RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2006 Quad Cities 5-4 2.90 13 13 1 0 0 0 77.2 67 28 25 1 2 18 0 80 7 4 .229

Palm Beach 5-4 3.84 12 12 0 0 0 0 77.1 84 33 33 3 1 16 0 51 5 *5 .282

2007 Springfield 5-9 3.75 18 18 0 0 0 0 103.1 93 47 43 14 3 45 1 97 13 1 .245

2008 Springfield 3-2 2.06 6 6 1 0 0 0 35.0 26 10 8 0 2 16 0 41 1 0 .206

Memphis 4-4 4.44 13 12 0 0 0 0 71.0 74 41 35 6 3 26 0 59 9 3 .270

ST. LOUIS 1-1 5.63 10 1 0 4 0 0 16.0 14 10 10 4 1 8 0 8 3 0 .233

2009 GCL Cardinals# 0-1 4.50 2 2 0 0 0 0 4.0 4 2 2 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 .250

Palm Beach# 0-1 0.71 3 2 0 0 0 0 12.2 4 1 1 0 0 4 0 16 0 0 .105

Memphis 2-0 3.86 4 4 0 0 0 0 21.0 17 14 9 5 2 9 0 22 2 0 .230

2010 ST. LOUIS 13-8 2.70 28 28 1 0 1 0 163.1 151 64 49 9 3 64 4 132 4 1 .243

MINOR TOTALS 24-25 3.49 71 69 2 0 0 0 402.0 369 176 156 29 13 135 1 369 38 13 .246

MAJOR TOTALS 14-9 2.96 38 29 1 4 1 0 179.1 165 74 59 13 4 72 4 140 7 1 .242

* Led League.



2010 ST. LOUIS .185 31 54 8 10 1 0 0 2 4 0 0 2 0 13 0 0 1 .204 .214 0

MAJOR TOTALS .182 41 55 8 10 1 0 0 2 4 0 0 4 0 14 0 0 0 .200 .237 0


Pitcher 1.000 38 6 25 0 31 0

BIOS BIOS

9594

JAIME GARCIA

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by Baltimore in the 30th round (889th overall) in the 2004 draft, but did not sign.

• Selected by St. Louis Cardinals in the 22nd round (680th overall) of the June 2005 free agent draft.

• On St. Louis disabled list (left elbow), August 27 to end of season, 2008.

• On St. Louis disabled list (left elbow), March 28 to August 20, 2009; included injury rehabilitation assignments to Gulf

Coast League (R), July 23-August 4; Palm Beach (A), August 4-18; and Memphis (AAA), August 19-20.

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 9.0, 8/22 vs. San Francisco.Most Strikeouts: 7, three times. Last: 7/2 vs. Milwaukee.Most Walks: 5,: 8/10 at Cincinnati.Most Runs Allowed: 8, 8/3 vs. Cincinnati.Most Hits Allowed: 10, 8/3 vs. Cincinnati.Most HRs Allowed: 1, nine times. Last: 9/8/10 at Milwaukee.Longest Winning Streak: 3, two times. Last: 8/22-9/3.Longest Losing Streak: 2 games, 9/8-present.Longest Scoreless Streak: 19.1, 8/17-9/3.

CAREER HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 9.0, 8/22/10 vs. San Francisco.Most IP (Relief): 2.0, two times. Last: 8/15/08 at Cincinnati.Most Strikeouts (Starter): 7, three times. Last: 7/2/10 vs. Milwaukee.Most Strikeouts (Relief): 2, 7/11/08 at Pittsburgh.Most Walks (Starter): 5, 8/10/10 at Cincinnati.Most Walks (Relief): 2, two times. Last: 8/26/08 vs. Milwaukee.Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 8, 8/3/10 vs. Houston.Most Runs Allowed (Relief): 3, two times. Last: 8/17/08 at Cincinnati.Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 10, 8/3/10 vs. Houston.Most Hits Allowed (Relief): 3, 8/17/08 at Cincinnati.Most HRs Allowed: 2, 7/20/08 vs. San Diego.Longest Winning Streak: 3 games, two times. Last: 8/22-9/3/10.Longest Losing Streak: 2 games, 9/8/10-present.Longest Scoreless Streak: 19.1, 8/17-9/3/10.Last Relief Appearance: 8/26/08 vs. Milwaukee.

INFIELDER

27Full Name: James Tyler Greene



Born: 8/17/83 at Raleigh, North Carolina


M.L. Service: 0.163




TYLER GREENE

2010 SEASON:

• Began the season at Memphis (AAA) before being recalled to St. Louis on 4/26.

• Played three different positions in 44 games while with St. Louis as he appeared at second base (15), third base (11) and

shortstop (22).

• Homered on 4/29 vs. ATL off Jesse Chavez, his first start after recall.

• Was 2-for-2 in stolen base attempts and has yet to be caught stealing at the ML level in five career attempts.

• Registered five multi-hit games with St. Louis.

• Batted .286 in July and appeared in 18 games, his longest stretch of games in any month.

• Recorded a 17-game hitting streak at Memphis from 5/22- 6/07 and batted .413 (31-for-75) in that time.

• Hit safely in 14 of 18 games at Memphis in April.

• Registered two four-hit games at Memphis as he was 4-for-5 on 5/22 at SAC and went 4-for-4 with three RBI on 6/3 at OKC.

• Led the Memphis squad in triples (5), ranked second in stolen bases (12) and fourth in both doubles (21) and total bases (154).

• Ranked in the Top 10 of all Cardinals minor leaguers in runs (7th) and triples (T3rd) while playing in 84 games.

• Was named to the Pacific Coast League Mid-Season All-Star team.

• Played four games for Aguilas in the Dominican Winter League and batted .364.

• Played five games for Magallanes in the Venezuelan Winter League.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 -- Started the season at Triple-A Memphis and was called

up for first Major League action on 4/30 at WAS...first ML hit

came on 4/30 at WAS...hit his first ML homer, a pinch hit solo shot,

on 5/8 at CIN off David Weathers...led all Cardinals minor leaguers

with 31 stolen bases at Memphis, the 2nd best total in franchise

history, and ranked T3rd in home runs (15) and 3rd in runs scored

(70)...recorded two multi-homer games at RR (7/28) and ABQ

(8/27)...rated the “Best Infield Arm” in the Cardinals minor league

system by Baseball America’s Best Tools Survey.

2008 – Began the season at Double-A Springfield...by the time

of his promotion to Memphis (AAA) he had hit .327 in July for

Springfield (36-110)...finished 2nd on Springfield club with 16

HR’s despite playing less than 100 games at Double-A...was

named to Texas League All-Star team...played 29 games at

shortstop for the Redbirds while getting his first taste of Triple-

A...had a fielding pct. of .955 in 91 games while at shortstop with

Springfield...played for Peoria in Arizona Fall League.

2007 – Played at Double-A Springfield where his season was cut

short due to a right knee injury...was placed on the DL 6/17 and

did not play again the remainder of the season...was tabbed as

the best infield arm in a Baseball America “Best Tools” survey of

the Cardinals minor league system.

2006 – Played at both High-A Palm Beach and Double-A

Springfield...his 33 combined stolen bases topped all Cardinals

minor leaguers...after his promotion to Springfield in July, hit

safely in his first five games (.381, 8-21) and 13 of his first 15 (.323,

20-62)...belted two home runs at WIS (7/16)

2005 – In his first professional season split time between short-

season New Jersey and Palm Beach (A)...went 19-for-20 in

stolen base attempts, with the 19 steals 5th-most among Cards

minor leaguers...posted four-hit game at VER (7/22)...hit first

professional home run at JAM (8/5)...at Palm Beach had a hit in

all but three of his 20 games played...had clutch two-out two-

RBI game-tying single in Game 5 of the FSL Championship...

was named the Cardinals 3rd-best prospect by Baseball America.Jaime Garcia had one of the season’s finest rookie campaigns in 2010, going 13-8 with a 2.70 ERA and finishing 3rd in theNational League Rookie of the Year voting, while ranking among top rookie and Major League pitchers in several categories.

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FIRST BASEMAN

64Full Name: Mark Alan Hamilton



Born: 7/29/84 at Baltimore, Maryland


M.L. Service: 0.016

Became Cardinal: Selected in the supplemental2nd round (76th overall) of the

June 2006 free-agent draft.


MARK HAMILTON


2005 New Jersey .261 35 138 28 36 12 0 1 18 0 1 5 15 1 37 13 1 7 .370 .352 9

Palm Beach .271 20 85 17 23 4 0 2 5 0 0 2 5 0 28 6 0 1 .388 .326 9

2006 Palm Beach .224 71 268 38 60 10 1 5 19 1 1 4 29 0 90 22 3 7 .325 .308 23

Quad Cities .287 59 223 42 64 8 3 15 47 0 1 12 20 1 65 11 0 6 .552 .375 10

2007 Springfield .244 65 221 41 54 17 2 8 25 4 1 5 16 1 62 10 2 3 .448 .309 13

2008 Springfield .259 97 374 62 97 15 4 16 41 4 3 5 22 1 99 14 6 5 .449 .307 19

Memphis .234 30 111 17 26 7 0 0 7 2 0 4 11 0 35 6 0 1 .297 .325 4

2009 Memphis .291 89 340 70 99 10 5 15 42 3 2 5 38 1 86 31 3 7 .482 .369 19

ST. LOUIS .222 48 108 9 24 5 0 2 7 1 0 3 4 0 32 3 0 2 .324 .270 4

2010 Memphis .284 82 338 67 96 21 5 9 34 8 1 6 32 2 89 12 5 4 .456 .355 14

Palm Beach # .000 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 .000 .125 0

ST. LOUIS .221 44 104 14 23 3 1 2 10 0 1 4 13 4 24 2 0 1 .327 .328 8

MINOR TOTALS .264 550 2105 382 555 104 20 71 238 22 10 48 189 7 595 125 20 41 .433 .337 120

MAJOR TOTALS .222 92 212 23 47 8 1 4 17 1 1 7 17 4 56 5 0 3 .325 .300 12

# Injury Rehabilitation Assignment


First Base 1.000 1 1 0 0 1 1

Second Base .951 22 11 28 2 41 8

Third Base .923 22 4 20 2 26 1

Shortstop .953 52 50 114 8 172 24

Outfield 1.000 1 1 0 0 1 0

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Atlanta Braves in the 2nd round of the June 2002 First Year Player Draft, but did not sign.

• Selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1st round (30th overall) of the June 2005 First Year Player Draft.

CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 3, 6/10/09 at Florida.

Most Runs: 2, 5/9/10 at Pittsburgh.

Most 2Bs: 1, eight times. Last 9/17/10 vs. San Diego.

Most HRs: 1, four times. Last 7/2/10 vs. Milwaukee.

Most RBI: 2, two times. Last 7/24/10 at Chicago Cubs.

Most BBs: 2, two times. Last 9/23/10 at Pittsburgh.

Longest Hitting Streak: 4 games, 5/13- 7/3/10.

MISC: Graduated from St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Ft.

Lauderdale, Fla....was drafted by Atlanta in the 2nd round of the

2002 draft, but did not sign...attended Georgia Tech where he was

the baseball team’s 2005 Team Captain, was an All-American,

All-ACC and the ACC Tournament MVP...played with the USA

National Baseball Team in 2003 and batted .431 with four home

runs...resides in Plantation, Fla., with his wife Jenni, a former

standout softball player at Penn State, and son Brayden James

(9/19/09).

TYLER GREENE

2010 SEASON:

• Made his ML debut on 9/20 at FLA in a pinch-hitting appearance against Chris Volstad and flew out. Achieved his first ML hit

on 9/29 vs. PIT with a single off James McDonald.

• Recorded one multi-hit game on 9/29 vs. PIT and had one defensive gem.

• Appeared in nine games, starting two at first base.

• Played in 72 games, starting 66 at first base at Memphis (AAA).

• Batted .298 with a team leading 18 HR, also had 60 RBI at Triple-A.

• Batted .360 (9-25) with 2 HR and 8 RBI in six PCL playoff games.

• Has 72 career minor league HR over 441 games and has committed only six errors in 1082 TC last two seasons at first base.

• Crushed RHP in Memphis batting .326 with 17 HR and 54 RBI, and hit .361 with runners on base. Hit second career pro

grand slam off Fernando Hernandez at Sacramento (5/20).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Split 94 games between Springfield (AA) and Memphis

(AAA) and was on 7-Day D.L. twice with a recurring left groin

injury...hit career-best .307 (293 AB) and ranked T-5th in home

runs (14) and T-8th in doubles (22) among Cardinals minor

leaguers...put together eight-game hitting streak (13-28, .464) in

Springfield from 6/16-23 starting with five consecutive two-hit

games...selected to Texas League All-Star Game, but was called

up to Memphis on 6/27 and could not participate...smacked a pair

of home runs at NO (7/27) as part of 4-for-5 day with four

RBI...batted .360 (9-25, 3 HR) in 12 games in July and .364 (8-

22) in eight games in September, while hitting .317 vs.

RHP...posted clutch numbers batting .348 (23-66) with runners

on base and .385 (5-13) with RISP and two outs at

Memphis...committed only one error (285 TC) at Springfield

(.996) and was perfect (206 TC) at Memphis for a total .998

fielding pct...played in 15 games for the Gigantes in the fall

Dominican Baseball League batting .191 with two home runs

and nine RBI.

2008 – Played in 70 games before a left wrist fracture landed him

on the disabled list 7/2...hit first professional grand slam off

Brennan Garr at FRI (4/10)...cracked a pair of home runs vs. SA

(5/30)...rapped a season-best four hits at ARK (6/16).

2007 - His 90 total RBI ranked tops among all Cardinals farmhands

and 19 home runs ranked T6th...nine postseason RBI were 2nd-

most in the Texas League...clubbed three home runs (7 RBI) at

TUL as part of 4-for-6 day in Game 3 of TL playoff semi-finals...

named to the FSL All-Star Game and walked in his only plate

appearance...finished runner-up in the FSL All-Star home run

derby...named Player of the Week in two different leagues -- for

the FSL from 5/7-13 and Texas League from 7/9-15...hit a pair

of home runs vs. DUN (5/9)...swatted a then-Palm Beach record

three home runs at CLR (6/4) with six RBI...appeared in 15

games for Mesa in the Arizona Fall League (.171, 4 RBI, 13 BB).

2006 - Tied for the New York-Penn League home run title (8)

despite playing just 30 games.

MISC:: Attended Episcopal High School in Houston, Texas,

where he was a Baseball America first team All-American batting

.491 with 25 career home runs and 166 RBI...played in college

at Tulane University and was honored as the 2006 Conference

USA Player-of-the-Year, Baseball America first team All-American

at first base and ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District with

a major in molecular biology...hit a Conference USA best 20

home runs and ranked 2nd in the conference with a .461 on-

base percentage...resides in New Orleans, Louisiana, with his wife

Lauren and daughter Lillian Grace (8/16/10).

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2006 State College .264 30 108 18 28 3 1 +8 24 0 1 1 13 2 24 1 1 1 .538 .347 4

Quad Cities .254 38 142 16 36 8 0 3 25 0 0 1 10 0 32 0 0 5 .373 .307 1

2007 Palm Beach .290 60 221 31 64 12 0 13 49 0 2 1 20 0 48 1 0 5 .520 .348 3

Springfield .250 68 248 32 62 15 0 6 41 2 1 1 24 2 54 1 1 4 .383 .318 8

2008 Springfield .241 70 245 27 59 11 0 8 29 0 0 1 35 2 67 0 0 7 .384 .338 2

2009 Springfield .307 48 163 26 50 11 0 8 28 0 0 4 28 3 46 0 1 6 .521 .421 1

Memphis .308 46 130 22 40 11 0 6 19 0 0 1 13 0 34 0 0 3 .531 .375 0

2010 Memphis .298 72 258 53 77 20 0 18 60 0 6 7 35 1 70 0 0 2 .585 .389 5

GCL Cardinals#.296 9 27 2 8 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 4 0 9 0 0 0 .556 .406 2

ST. LOUIS .143 9 14 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 .143 .200 0

MINOR TOTALS .275 441 1540 227 424 92 1 72 277 2 10 18 182 10 384 3 3 33 .477 .357 26

MAJOR TOTALS .143 9 14 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 .143 .200 0

+Tied League Lead #Injury Rehabilitation Assignment

MARK HAMILTON


60Full Name: Steven Douglas Hill



Born: 3/14/85 at Houston, Texas

Opening Day Age: 26

M.L. Service: 0.018




STEVEN HILL

2010 SEASON:

• Began the season at Springfield (AA) before being purchased by St. Louis on 8/11. Became the first Cardinals player

to make the jump from Double-A since RHP Matt Duff in 2002.

• Made his ML debut on 8/15 and homered in his second at-bat off Marcos Mateo (CHI) to ignite a five-run 9th inning.

Became the first Cardinals player to hit a HR in his first ML game since Hector Luna in 2004.

• Was leading the TL in homers (22) and RBI (86) at the time of his purchase and finished the season T4th in HR, 3rd

in RBI and 2nd in SLG (.543).

• Caught four innings in his only ML game (8/15) and registered a 2.25 catchers ERA. Was optioned to Memphis

(AAA) on 8/18 and started eight games behind the plate.

• Combined to hit .271 with a total of 23 HR and 91 RBI in 102 minor league games between Springfield and Memphis.

• Never went more than two games without a hit in 93 games at Springfield. Batted .538 with bases loaded and .409

with RISP and two outs.

• Finished in the Top 10 among all Cardinals’ minor leaguers with 24 homers (1st), 92 RBI (1st), .529 slugging percent-

age (2nd), .874 on-base plus slugging percentage (4th) and 28 doubles (7th).

• Registered a season-high nine-game hit streak from 5/18-29.

• Made just five errors in 77 combined minor league games as a catcher (.992 FLD%).

• Named to the Texas League All-Star team and was TL Player of the Week (7/12-18).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 -- Played the season at Double-A Springfield, making 40starts behind the plate, 30 in the outfield and 25 at first base...ledthe team with 19 HR, 64 RBI, 131 hits, 218 total bases, six IBBand 464 at bats...ranked in top 10 among Cardinals minor leaguersin homers (2nd), runs (T8th), hits (T3rd), doubles (T4th) RBI (5th)and SLG (5th)...Cards Minor League Player of the Month forApril (.391 BA, 5 HR, 17 RBI)...registered a career-best 5-for-5 atthe plate on 4/21 vs. MID...named a TL All-Star and went 0-for-2 as a reserve catcher...hit 14 of his 19 homers vs. RHP andbatted .303 (43-142) vs. LHP.

2008 – Began his second year at High-A Palm Beach...hit .341in April to garner a promotion to Double-A Springfield on 5/10...hit.300 in 21 games with Springfield, including a season-high fourhits at Arkansas on 5/14...most of his playing time with Springfieldcame at first base (12 games)...made nine outfield apps. andfour behind the plate...was placed on the D.L. on 6/11 with afracture to the fourth finger (pinkie) on his left hand...belted a

career-high three home runs 8/13 at GCL Marlins, two solo anda two-run HR while on a four-game rehab assignment (8/12-16)...spent 18 games at first, eight in the outfield, five catching andone at third with Palm Beach to finish season...committed all fiveof his errors at first.

2007 – Began his pro career at short-season Batavia but after just10 games with a .436 batting average was quickly promoted toQuad Cities (low-A)...split his time between three positions,playing 27 games at first, 26 in the outfield and 13 as a catcherfor QC...was named the Midwest League Player of the Weekfor 7/23-29 after five straight multi-hit games and four consecutivemulti-RBI games...registered a 15-game hit streak from 8/3-18.

MISC: Graduated from Langham Creek (Texas) High School...drafted in 2007 out of Stephen F. Austin State University in Texas...was Southland Conference Player of the Year and All-Conference 1st baseman in 2007...also attended Eastfield Collegeand San Jacinto College...resides in Houston in the off-season.

Matt Holliday scored 95 runs in 2010, blasting 28 home runs and picking up 103 RBI.

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OUTFIELDER

7Full Name: Matthew Thomas Holliday



Born: 1/15/80 at Stillwater, Oklahoma

Opening Day Age: 31

M.L. Service: 7.000

Became Cardinal: Acquired from the Oakland Athletics with cash

considerations in exchange for minor league 3B Brett Wallace, OF

Shane Peterson and RHP Clayton Mortensen, July 24, 2009.


option for 2017.

STEVEN HILL


2007 Batavia .436 10 39 4 17 5 1 1 11 0 0 1 5 0 5 0 0 1 .692 .511 0

Quad Cities .303 62 261 38 79 15 0 11 44 0 1 2 9 0 58 1 1 4 .487 .330 4

2008 Palm Beach .285 46 172 28 49 11 2 9 34 0 2 0 15 0 42 0 0 5 .529 .339 5

Springfield .303 26 99 13 30 3 1 5 9 0 0 1 3 0 31 0 0 3 .505 .330 5

GCL Cardinals#.313 4 16 4 5 1 0 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 1 .938 .313 0

2009 Springfield .282 120 464 62 131 26 2 19 64 0 6 2 36 6 106 1 2 11 .470 .333 9

2010 Springfield .280 93 361 60 101 27 1 22 86 0 3 4 38 3 90 1 0 11 .543 .352 6

Memphis .176 9 34 2 6 1 0 2 6 0 0 1 3 0 10 0 0 3 .382 .263 0

ST. LOUIS .333 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1.333 .333 0

MINOR TOTALS .289 370 1446 211 418 89 7 72 259 0 12 11 109 9 349 3 3 39 .510 .341 29

MAJOR TOTALS .333 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1.333 .333 0

#Injury Rehabilitation Assignment

MATT HOLLIDAY

CAREER:

• Is a .317 career hitter since making his major league debut in 2004 and has the fourth-best batting average in the majors over

the last seven seasons.

• Has hit .300 or better in each of the last six seasons and has improved his on-base percentage in five of his seven seasons.

• Is a four-time National League All-Star (2006-08, ‘10). Played right field in his first three All-Star appearances even though he

has never played any position except left field during the regular season in his career.

• Has been honored with a Louisville Silver Slugger Award in four seasons: 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2010.

• Won the National League batting title with a .340 average in 2007 and finished

second in N.L. Most Valuable Player voting.

• Became just the sixth player in M.L. history to hit at least .335 with 35 home runs,

130 RBI, 200 hits and 50 doubles in 2007. The others were Lou Gehrig-1927 NYY,

Chuck Klein-1930 & 32 PHI-N, Frank Robinson-1962 CIN & Todd Helton-2000 COL.

• Led all players with five home runs in the 2007 postseason, propelling the Rockies to

their first-ever World Series appearance and was named the NLCS MVP after hitting

.333 with two home runs and four RBI against Arizona.

• Is ranked in the top-10 on Colorado’s career list in every offensive category, including

third in on-base percentage (.386) and batting (.319), fourth in slugging (.552), fifth in

runs (479) and hits (848), and sixth in extra base hits (339), home runs (128) and RBI

(483).

• Was a member of the U.S. Team in the inaugural World Baseball Classic in 2006.

2010 SEASON:

• In his first full season with St. Louis was selected as a National League All-Star and finished among N.L. leaders in most

offensive categories.

• Earned a Lousiville Silver Slugger award, finishing 5th in batting in the N.L. at .312. Was also named to The Sporting News

All-Star Team and received 10 votes in the N.L. MVP voting for a 12th place finish on the N.L. MVP list.

• Was selected to the National League All-Star team, his 4th ASG app. Went 1-for-1 in the game with a single and a run scored

after entering the game in left field in the 5th inning.

• Finished 3rd among National League players with 186 hits and T2nd with 45 doubles (45 doubles T2nd highest in his career).

• Also ranked 4th with 317 total bases, T4th with 52 multi-hit games, 6th in on base percentage (.390) & extra base hits 6th (74),

7th in slugging (.532) and T7th with 103 RBI.

• Led all left fielders in the NL with eight outfield assists, the first time a Cardinal led LFers in OF assists since Bernard Gilkey

(19 in 1993). He was 2nd in putouts (261) and 4th in fielding pct. (.989) among NL leftfielders.

• Had 29 go-ahead RBI, ranking T7th in the Majors and his 17 game-winning RBI finished second on the Cardinals and T3rd in

the league.

• When batting with two outs, Holliday led the National League with 50 RBI, batting .318 (3rd) with 13 HR (4th).

MAjOR LEAGuE BATTINGLEADERS SINCE 2004*

Player AVG

Ichiro Suzuki .332Albert Pujols .330

Joe Mauer .327

Matt Holliday .317

Miguel Cabrera .317

Magglio Ordonez .317

*Min. 2000 PA’s

In 2010 Matt Holliday became the Cardinals everyday leftfielder, and was named to the National League All-Star Team andwas an N.L. Silver Slugger winner.

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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Ranked among National League leaders in several

statistical catagories following 7/24 trade from OAK with .357

BA, 13 HR & 57 RBI...following the All-Star break, finished among

the majors Top-10 in BA (.357-6th), HR (16-T9th) and RBI (66-

2nd)...had 12 GWRBI with Cardinals in just 63 games, finishing

2nd to Albert Pujols (19)...the Cardinals were an N.L. best 39-26

(.600 win pct.) following his acquisition...batted .385 (50-130)

with nine home runs and 35 RBI in his 34 games played at

Busch Stadium...reached base 2 or more times in each of his

first nine games with St. Louis, becoming the only Cards player

since 1954 to do so...hit safely in each of his first nine games

with the Redbirds, the longest such streak by a new Cardinal

since Charley Smith (1966) & Alvin Dark (1956) hit safely in their

first 10 games to begin their STL careers...collected his 1,000th

career hit with a 3rd inning single on 9/3 vs. MIL and hit his 150th

career HR on 9/4 at PIT...signed the largest player contract in

Cardinals franchise history on 1/7/10 agreeing to a seven-year

deal with an option for 2017...he also announced a change in

uniform numbers from #15 to #7. 2009 POSTSEASON – Started

all three games in leftfield and had two hits during the Division

Series games against Los Angeles...hit a solo home run in Game

2 at LA...lost the ball in the lights with two outs in the 9th inning

of Game 2 to extend the game.

2008 – Named National League All-Star and honored with a

Louisville Silver Slugger Award for the third consecutive

season...was the starting right fielder for the NL All-Star squad and

went 1-for-3 with a home run (off E. Santana)...became only the

second Rockie to homer in an All-Star Game...led the Rockies

in doubles, total bases, on-base pct. and slugging pct....ranked

third in the NL in average and ranked eighth in the league with107

runs scored...stole a career-high 28 bases...recorded the first

25-homer, 25-steal season by a Rockie since Larry Walker in

1997...batted .332 at home, the sixth best average in the N.L.

...batted .408 during Interleague play, fifth-best in majors...scored

a run in 15 consecutive games 7/27-8/10 (20 runs scored), tying

the Colorado record set by Dante Bichette...named NL Player of

the Week 4/7-13...was on the disabled list 5/25-6/10 with a

strained left hamstring.

2007 – Finished second in National League Most Valuable

Player voting, 17 votes shy of winning MVP Philadelphia’s Jimmy

Rollins...selected to the All-Star team via player voting for the

second consecutive season, and also participated in the Home

Run Derby...became the fourth player in Colorado history to

claim the N.L. batting title (.340), the first since Larry Walker in

2001...led the National League in batting, hits (216), RBI (137),

extra-base hits (92), total bases (386) and doubles (50) and

ranked among league leaders in home runs (4th, 36), slugging

(3rd, .607), and runs (3rd, 120)...compiled just the sixth season

in baseball history with .335 average, 35 home runs, 130 RBI, 200

hits and 50 doubles...was one of eight players since 1963 with

200 hits and 90 extra-base hits in a season and became the

13th player over that span with 200 hits and 50 doubles...became

just the fifth player since 1949 to lead the NL in both batting

average and RBI in a season...was twice named N.L. Player of

the Week: 7/23-29 and 9/10-16...was named N.L. Player of the

Month for September...set a Colorado record with a 38-game on-

base streak from 7/22-9/2...hit 11 home runs in a span of 12

games 9/9-20. 2007 POSTSEASON – Homered in his first two

career postseason contests becoming the 13th player in major

league history with home runs in each of his first two career

postseason games...named the NLCS MVP after batting .333 with

two HRs and four RBI in four games against Arizona...hit a solo

homer in Game 3 of the NLCS to give the Rockies a 1-0 lead and

hit a 3-run shot in Game 4 to cap a six-run 4th...hit .294 with

one home run and three RBI in the World Series vs. BOS...went

4-for-4 in Game 2 at Fenway Park on 10/25 and hit a three-run

homer in the seventh inning of WS Game 3.

2006 – Was selected to the NL All-Star roster for the first time...

was voted onto the team by his peers and went 0-3...named to

National League Silver Slugger team...his .326 average was the

fifth best in the NL...tied for 10th among NL outfielders with eight

assists...grounded into 22 double plays, tied for third most in the

league...stole home on 8/9 at LA as part of a double steal...

compiled 34 RBI in September, the most for any N.L. player in

the final month since Gary Carter had 34 for the Mets in

September 1985...was named NL Co-Player of the Week 9/18-

24 along with the Braves’ Andruw Jones.

2005 – Made 121 starts in left field despite a stint on the disabled

list...was on the D.L. 6/9-7/18 with a fractured right pinkie finger

sustained while making a headfirst dive 6/4 vs. CIN...his 64 RBI

after the All-Star break were the 2nd-highest in the NL & T4th in

the majors...was NL Player of the Week 7/25-31...had a career-

• Batted .318 on the road (3rd in NL) and smacked LHP at a .344 clip (2nd in NL).

• Hit in the #2 slot for 10 games 6/14-25 and batted .400 (16-40) with 5 HR and 11 RBI.

• Had team best 16-game hitting streak (second longest in his career) from 9/9-24, batting .431 (25-58) with 2 HR and 12 RBI.

• Narrowly edged Albert Pujols for the team lead in batting at .31208 (vs. .31175 for Pujols). Also led the club with 45 doubles

and 12 infield hits.

• Was named the National League Player-of-the-Week 6/14-20, batting .435 for the week with four home runs and eight RBI.

• He drove in eight of the Cardinals 12 runs during their 6/18-20 weekend series vs. the Athletics.

• Hit two home runs vs. OAK (6/20) and at COL (7/7), giving him 15 multi-HR games in his career.

• Hit home runs in four consecutive games 6/18-22.

• Battered his former teams (OAK & COL) with a .487 average (19-39),seven HR’s, 13 RBI and nine runs scored in 10 games.

• Batted .364 in Sept./Oct. games, ranking 2nd in the NL (C. Gonzalez, .378).


1998 AZL Rockies .342 32 117 20 40 4 1 5 23 0 4 2 15 2 21 2 1 0 .521 .413 10

1999 Asheville .264 121 444 76 117 28 0 16 64 0 5 9 53 0 116 10 3 8 .435 .350 37

2000 Salem .274 123 460 64 126 28 2 7 72 0 5 2 43 1 74 11 5 12 .389 .335 32

2001 Salem .275 72 255 36 70 16 1 11 52 0 5 3 33 3 42 11 3 10 .475 .358 0

2002 Carolina .276 130 463 79 128 19 2 10 64 1 1 7 67 2 102 16 2 14 .391 .375 7

2003 Tulsa .253 135 522 65 132 28 5 12 72 0 7 6 43 4 74 15 9 9 .395 .313 2

2004 Colo Springs .364 6 22 8 8 5 0 2 4 0 0 0 5 0 6 2 0 1 .864 .481 0

Colorado .290 121 400 65 116 31 3 14 57 1 1 6 31 0 86 3 3 9 .488 .349 7

2005 Colorado .307 125 479 68 147 24 7 19 87 0 4 7 36 1 79 14 3 11 .505 .361 7

Tulsa# .538 7 26 6 14 3 0 1 6 0 1 0 1 0 3 1 0 0 .769 .536 0

2006 Colorado .326 155 602 119 196 45 5 34 114 0 3 15 47 3 110 10 5 22 .586 .387 6

2007 Colorado *.340 158 636 120 *216 *50 6 36 *137 0 4 10 63 7 126 11 4 23 .607 .405 3

2008 Colorado .321 139 539 107 173 38 2 25 88 0 2 8 74 6 104 28 2 9 .538 .409 3

Colo Springs# .600 3 10 4 6 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 1.000 .636 0

2009 Oakland .286 93 346 52 99 23 1 11 54 0 2 6 46 3 58 12 3 8 .454 .378 4

ST. LOUIS .353 63 235 42 83 16 2 13 55 0 5 4 26 5 43 2 4 5 .604 .419 1

2010 ST. LOUIS .312 158 596 95 186 45 1 28 103 0 2 8 69 10 93 9 5 13 .532 .390 3

A.L. TOTALS .286 93 346 52 99 23 1 11 54 0 2 6 46 3 58 12 3 8 .454 .378 4

N.L. TOTALS .320 919 3487 616 1117 249 26 169 641 1 21 58 346 32 641 77 26 92 .552 .389 30

STL TOTALS .324 221 831 137 269 61 3 41 158 0 7 12 95 15 136 11 9 18 .552 .398 4

MAJOR TOTALS .317 1012 3833 668 1216 272 27 180 695 1 23 64 392 35 699 89 29 100 .543 .388 34

*Led league.

#Injury rehabilitation assignment.

DIVISION SERIES RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CSGDP SLG OBP E

2007 COL vs. PHI .231 3 13 2 3 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .692 .231 0

2009 STL vs. LA .167 3 12 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 .417 .231 1

D.S. TOTALS .200 6 25 3 5 0 0 3 4 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 0 .560 .231 1

high eight RBI on 9/20 vs. SD, matching a franchise record...HRed

twice in that game, his 3rd multi-HR game of the season.

2004 – Made his major league debut 4/16 and never relinquished

his spot as the team’s left fielder...was named to Baseball

America’s All-Rookie Team, Topps’ Major League Rookie All-

Star Team and finished fifth in the National League Rookie of the

Year voting...ranked among the top five N.L. rookies in several

offensive categories...his 14 home runs were second most by a

rookie in Colorado history...started 109 games in left field, the

most OF starts by a rookie in club history...made his ML debut as

the starting left fielder on 4/16 at St. Louis...singled off Woody

Williams for his first hit on 4/18...injured his left elbow while diving

for a ball in the ninth inning 9/12 vs. SD...MRI revealed a mild

sprain forcing him to sit out the remaining 20 games of the season.

2003 – Spent a second straight year at Double-A...led Tulsa with

72 RBI and tied for the team lead with 28 doubles...T 2nd in the

Texas League with 15 outfield assists...played for Mesa in the

Arizona Fall League following the season where his play earned

him a spot on the USA Baseball Olympic Qualifying Team,

accompanying Team USA to Panama.

2002 – In his first Double-A campaign was named a midseason

All-Star by the Southern League...ranked fifth in the league with

79 runs scored...led the team with 16 stolen bases...was the

Southern League’s “Hitter of the Week,” 6/21-27 and earned

weekly honors again 7/12-18...batted .235 in Carolina’s playoff

series vs. Jacksonville.

2001 – In his second year with Salem played in 72 games before

having season-ending elbow surgery on 7/24...was Carolina

League Player of the Month for June...saw his first career action

as an outfielder, appearing in 30 games without an error.

1998 - 2000 – Played 112 of 123 games at third base in 2000 for

Salem...in his first year in the minors in 1998, T3rd in the Arizona

Rookie League with 5 homers, helping his club to the ARL title.

MISC: Earned All-American honors out of Stillwater High School

as a senior in both football and baseball and also was the region’s

Gatorade Player of the Year award in both sports...was recruited

out of High School to play quarterback at OSU, but signed with

Colorado (Pat Daugherty)...competed for the 1997 USA Junior

National Team...was selected in the seventh round of the 1998

June draft...started his pro career as a third baseman and didn’t

move to the outfield until High-A in 2001...is the son of current

North Carolina State associate head baseball coach and former

Oklahoma State head coach Tom Holliday...is a nephew of Dave

Holliday, a Special Assistant to Rockies GM Dan O’Dowd...

brother, Josh, is the assistant baseball coach at Vanderbilt

University...was voted by his teammates as the 2010 recipient of

the Darryl Kile Award...he and his wife, Leslee, have two sons,

Jackson (12/4/03) and Ethan (2/23/07), and a daughter Gracyn

(11/7/09)...they make their year-round home in St. Louis.

MATT HOLLIDAY MATT HOLLIDAY

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OUTFIELDER

15Full Name: Jonathan Henry Jay



Born: 3/15/85 at Miami, Florida

Opening Day Age: 26

M.L. Service: 0.134




JON JAY

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by Colorado Rockies in 7th round (210th player overall) of the June 1998 free-agent draft.

• On Colorado disabled list (right pinkie finger fracture), June 9 to July 18, 2005; included injury rehabilitation at Tulsa.

• On Colorado disabled list (strained left hamstring), May 25 to June 9, 2008; included injury rehabilitation at Colorado Springs.

• Acquired by the Oakland Athletcs in exchange for LHP Greg Smith, RHP Huston Street and OF Carlos Gonzalez, November

12, 2008.

• Acquired by the St. Louis Cardinals with cash considerations in exchange for minor league 3B Brett Wallace, OF Shane

Peterson and RHP Clayton Mortensen, July 24, 2009.

• Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent to a seven-year contract with a club option for 2017, January 7, 2010.

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, four times. Last: 8/10 at Cincinnati.

Most Runs: 4, 7/7 at Colorado.

Most 2Bs: 2, four times. Last: 8/13 vs. Chicago.

Most HRs: 2, two times. Last: 7/7 at Colorado.

Most RBI: 3, 12 times. Last: 9/27 vs. Pittsburgh.

Most BBs: 3, twice. Last: 9/18 vs. San Diego.


CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, 20 times. Last: 8/10/10 at Cincinnati.

Most Runs: 4, three times. Last: 7/7/10 at Colorado.

Most 2Bs: 3, 6/27/06 at Los Angeles Angels.

Most HRs: 2, 15 times. Last: 7/7/10 at Colorado.

Most RBI: 8, 9/20/05 vs. San Diego.

Most BBs: 3, 10 times. Last: 9/18/10 vs. San Diego.

Most SBs: 2, nine times. Last: 7/18/09 vs. Los Angeles Angels.


Grand Slams: 4. Last: 7/20/09 vs. Minnesota. (Keppel).

Game-Ending HR’s: 3. Last: 9/18/09 vs. Chicago Cubs (Heilman).

Pinch HR’s: None.

LEAGuE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CSGDP SLG OBP E

2002 COL vs. ARI .333 4 15 3 5 0 0 2 4 0 0 1 1 0 6 0 0 0 .733 .412 0

WORLD SERIES RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CSGDP SLG OBP E

2007 COL vs. BOS .294 4 17 1 5 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 .471 .294 0

ALL-STAR GAME RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CSGDP SLG OBP E

2006 National .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

2007 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

2008 National .333 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.333 .333 0

2010 National 1.000 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000 0

ALL-STAR TOTALS .222 4 9 2 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .556 .222 0

WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CSGDP SLG OBP E

2006 USA .000 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000 0


Outfield .982 997 1762 48 34 1844 9

2010 SEASON:

• Played in 105 games in his rookie season, starting 66. Played all outfield positions with 61 games in RF, 27 in CF

and 9 in LF. Led all Cardinals CFer with 2 OF assists.

• Recalled on 4/26 and again on 7/3, remaining on the roster the rest of the season.

• Ranked among National League rookie leaders in batting (4th, .300), on base percentage (4th, .359), outfield assists

(T3rd, 5) and T5th longest hitting streak at 12 games (19-38, .500).

• Led all MLB players by appearing in 29 games during the month of September.

• Led the National League in batting during the month of July with a .431 BA (31-72).

• Batted .318 (7-22) as a pinch-hitter with 3 RBI.

• Led the Cardinals with three bunt singles.

• Began season in Memphis (AAA) with a 16-game hitting streak (25-68, .368). Played in 42 games batting .342 with

4 HR, 32 RBI and led the team in stolen bases (13-13).

• At Memphis, w/RISP batted .487 (19-39) with 28 RBI and .571 w/RISP and 2 outs.

• Was named Cardinals Minor League Player of the Month in April batting .372 with 2 HR, 11 RBI and 8 doubles.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Tied a Memphis (AAA) franchise record with five hits

against Round Rock (7/28)...played in 136 games, highest on team

and third most in the Pacific Coast League...led all Memphis

outfielders with a .996 fielding percentage (1 error) in 262 total

chances...led team with 12 HBP and tied for team lead with eight

sacrifices and three intentional walks...finished second on the

team and in the Cardinals minor league system with 142 hits

and 72 runs...hit a solo home run and scored two runs in the

AAA Championship game against Durham...tabbed as best

“Hitter for Average” in the Cardinals minor league system by

Baseball America’s “Best Tools” survey.

2008 – Returned as an every day centerfielder after an injury-

plagued 2007...played the majority of his season at Springfield and

enjoyed a month-long promotion to Memphis in August...recorded

a 12-game hitting streak in which he had eight multi-hit games and

was 24-43 (.558) from 4/20-5/1...named Texas League Player of

the Week 6/2-8 (12-24, .500) and rewarded as the

Organization’sJune Player of the Month...named to the Texas

League All-Star team and went 2-3 with a double and walk,

scoring once in the extra-inning loss...transferred to Memphis

on 7/29 but was placed on the D.L. on 8/15 until the end of the

season with a left shoulder strain...was hitting .345 with hits in all

but four of his 12 games placed at time of his injury...ranked the

16th-best prospect in the Texas League by Baseball America.

2007 - Season was hampered by shoulder and wrist injuries...

played with Springfield (AA) until 5/18 when he was placed on the

D.L. with a right shoulder strain...appeared in one game with

GCL Cardinals on a rehab assignment (6/21)...when reinstated

was placed on the Palm Beach roster...went back on the D.L. 7/10-

19 and again 8/10 to the end of season with a left shoulder strain.

2006 - Played with low-A Quad Citites after being drafted in

June...batted .339 in July and .361 in August...played all of his

games in left field or center field...his .342 overall average was tops

among players from the Cardinals ‘06 draft class...was ranked the

5th-best prospect in the organization by Baseball America.

MISC: Played football and baseball at Columbus High School in

Miami, Fla....drafted out of the University of Miami (Fla.) in 2006...

was a three-time All-American and a First Team-All Atlantic Coast

Conference selection...was on the 2005 National USA baseball

team...resides in Miami where he enjoys fishing and boating.

MATT HOLLIDAY

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2006 Quad Citites .342 60 234 42 80 13 3 3 45 1 2 3 28 3 27 9 4 3 .462 .416 0

2007 Springfield .235 26 102 17 24 4 2 2 11 0 0 4 11 0 19 4 1 0 .373 .333 0

GCL Cardinals#.500 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .500 .500 0

Palm Beach .286 32 126 19 36 8 0 2 10 0 1 2 5 0 25 5 2 1 .397 .321 0

2008 Springfield .306 96 372 57 114 17 3 11 47 7 3 6 39 2 46 10 7 5 .457 .379 0

Memphis .345 16 58 8 20 4 1 1 10 0 0 0 6 0 10 0 1 0 .500 .406 0

2009 Memphis .281 136 505 72 142 23 2 10 54 8 5 12 34 3 64 20 8 6 .394 .338 1

2010 Memphis .321 42 165 31 53 16 0 4 32 3 2 4 17 0 22 13 0 0 .491 .394 1

ST. LOUIS .300 105 287 47 86 19 2 4 27 8 1 3 24 0 50 2 4 5 .422 .359 1

MINOR TOTALS .301 409 1564 246 470 85 11 33 209 19 13 31 140 8 214 61 23 15 .432 .367 2

MAJOR TOTALS .300 105 287 47 86 19 2 4 27 8 1 3 24 0 50 2 4 5 .422 .359 1# Injury Rehabilitation.


Outfield .993 88 137 5 1 143 1


Most Hits: 3, seven times. Last: 9/16 vs. San Diego.

Most Runs: 3, 8/6 at Florida.

Most 2Bs: 2, two times. Last: 7/19 vs. Philadelphia.

Most HRs: 1, four times. Last: 8/28 at Washington.

Most RBI: 2, five times. Last: 8/28 at Washington.

Most BBs: 3, 7/18 vs. Los Angeles Dodgers.

Most SBs: 1, two times. Last: 8/22 vs. San Francisco.


JON JAY


74Full Name: Joseph William Kelly



Born: 6/9/88 at Anaheim, California

Opening Day Age: 22 (Turns 23 on June 9)

M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Selected in the 3rd round

(98th overall) of the June 2009 First-Year

Player Draft.


JOE KELLY

2010 SEASON:

• Hard throwing RHP moved into a starting role with 18 starts in 26 appearances following a year of 16 app. and two starts.

• Started 12 consecutive games beginning on 6/20 after alternating starts over first 13 appearances of the season.

• Named Midwest League Pitcher of the Week (7/26-8/1) after striking out a career-high 11 batters in 6.2 IP (3 H, 1 R, 0 ER).

• Won three consecutive decisions (4 starts) from 7/10 to 7/28, posting a .249 ERA and 24 strikeouts in 21.2 innings.

• Converted only save opportunity of the season (5/30 at BUR), throwing 4.0 hitless innings allowing one unearned run.

• Had a stronger record at home posting a 6-3 mark at Modern Woodmen Park as opposed to 0-5 on the road.

• Posted quality starts in all five games in which he threw 6.0 innings or more.

• Led the team with 12 wild pitches, ranked second with seven hit batsmen.

• Induced 14 double plays, ranking third on the team.

• Did not allow more than six hits in any appearance until his 25th appearance of the year in which he surrendered 10.

• Rated as the 10th-best prospect in the Cardinals organization by Baseball America.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Made 16 appearances with two starts at Batavia...ranked

3rd among Cardinals minor leaguers in toughest to HR off, not

allowing a HR in 138 total batters faced...earned first professional

win working 1.2 innings of relief vs. Jamestown (7/24)...nine of his

14 relief appearances were four outs or more...struck out four

batters in four appearances...posted a strong reverse split holding

LH batters to a .220 BA (13-59)...earned first professional save

with a perfect inning of relief vs. Mahoning Valley (7/11)...ranked

T-5th among Batavia relievers with 16 appearances and 4th with

six games finished.

MISC: Played college baseball at the University of California at

Riverside...was a teammate of current Cardinal pitcher Adam

Reifer...left UC-Riverside as the career saves leader with 24...was

Big West Conference 2007 Freshman of the Year and First Team

all-Big West...Played for USA National Team in 2007 winning a

silver medal in the Pan-American Games...his father, Joseph,

played wide receiver for Vanderbilt University and was signed as

a free agent by the San Diego Chargers...distant relative of

notorious gangster George “Machine Gun” Kelly...resides in

Corona, Calif.


2009 Batavia 2-3 4.75 16 2 0 6 0 1 30.1 33 23 16 0 3 11 0 30 3 0 .273

2010 Quad Cities 6-8 4.62 26 18 0 3 0 1 103.1 103 66 53 3 7 45 0 92 12 2 .265

MINOR TOTALS 8-11 4.65 42 20 0 9 0 2 133.2 136 89 69 3 10 56 0 122 15 2 .267

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PITCHER

67Full Name: David Justin Kopp



Born: 10/22/85 at Coral Springs, Florida

Opening Day Age: 25

M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Selected in 2nd round (71st overall)

of the June 2007 free-agent draft


DAVID KOPP

2010 SEASON:• Made 53 appearances at Springfield (AA) of the Texas League, ranking 3rd in app. and led league in holds (12).

• Struck out 84 batters in 68 innings to rank 2nd on the Springfield staff and 20th in the TL despite being a relief pitcher, alsoranked 2nd in the Texas League with 11.12 strikeouts per nine innings pitched.

• Selected to the Texas League North All-Star team. Pitched one inning, allowing three runs to take the loss in the game.

• Made 13 consecutive scoreless appearances from 7/17-8/18 totalling 15.0 innings, allowing just three hits and fanning 24.

• Made 19 appearances of four outs or more, including 14 of 2.0 IP or more.

• Ranked 1st in TL for lowest opp. BA by a reliever (.171), holding RH batters to a .153 BA and LH batters at .200 BA.

• Struck out a batter in 42 of his 53 appearances with a season-high of five K’s on 7/20 vs. TUL in 2.0 IP for the win.

• Pitched for Surprise of the Arizona Fall League. Went 1-0 with a 6.30 ERA in 10 app., averaging a strikeout per inning.

• Rated with “Best Slider” in the Cardinals organization by Baseball America’s “Best Tools” survey.

BLAKE KING

PITCHER

66Full Name: Blake Matthew King



Born: 4/11/87 at Tulsa, Oklahoma


M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Selected in 44th round (1,334th overall)



CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2009 – Pitched in 44 games, 41 at Palm Beach (A) beforefinishing the season with three appearances in Springfield (AA)...made two starts in Palm Beach before relieving the rest of theseason...his nine wins led all Cardinals relief pitchers and rankedT3rd among all Cards minor league pitchers...was toughest to HRoff among Cardinals minor leaguers, not surrendering a HR in 343batters faced (79.1 IP)...finished in the Top 10 in strikeouts (8th,102) and was the first Cardinals relief pitcher to strike out 100batters in a season since Matt Scherer in 2006...held opposingbatters to a .176 BA and was T-4th in strikeouts/9 IP (11.57).

2008 – Made 31 appearances between Quad Cities (A) andPalm Beach (A), utilized as both a starter and reliever...struckout a season-high eight batters over four innings vs. GLL (4/27),allowing one unearned run on one hit...held RH batters to a .161BA (14-87) at Palm Beach.

2007 – Appeared in 35 games between Batavia (SS-A) andQuad Cities (A), making 18 starts. Held opposing batters to a .214BA in Quad Cities.

2006 – Earned a win in his first professional start, throwing fivescoreless innings of one-hit ball at BRI (6/22)...struck out a career-high 10 batters twice (7/2 at ELI & 8/4 vs. PRI)...ranked 7th in theAppy League in ERA (3.02) and second in strikeouts (74)...namedAppy League pitcher of the week (6/26-7/2) winning two starts with13 strikeouts in 10 IP and a 1.80 ERA.

MISC: Played college ball at Eastern Oklahoma State Jr.College...led the NJCAA in strikeouts with 123 and ranked eighthin ERA with a 1.05 mark in 2006...resides in Tulsa, Oklahoma.


2006 Johnson City 4-3 3.02 13 13 0 0 0 0 62.2 37 25 21 3 0 29 0 74 3 0 .167

2007 Quad Cities 2-3 5.21 19 9 0 1 0 0 57.0 44 36 33 3 2 44 1 62 18 0 .214

Batavia 1-4 4.70 16 9 0 3 0 0 53.2 48 28 28 3 1 34 0 65 4 1 .240

2008 Quad Cities 2-5 4.41 16 8 0 2 0 0 51.0 47 29 25 2 4 49 0 60 6 0 .251

Palm Beach 1-3 4.64 15 7 0 2 0 0 42.2 32 27 22 1 1 33 1 45 4 1 .218

2009 Palm Beach 9-3 2.84 41 2 0 12 0 0 76.0 41 29 24 0 2 58 1 96 5 0 .160

Springfield 0-0 10.80 3 0 0 1 0 0 3.1 7 4 4 0 0 5 0 6 0 0 .438

2010 Springfield 4-3 2.91 53 0 0 15 0 0 68.0 40 23 22 5 3 48 5 84 4 2 .173

MINOR TOTALS 23-24 3.89 176 48 0 36 0 0 414.1 296 201 179 17 13 300 8 492 44 4 .202

2010 SEASON:

• Made 26 starts with 21 coming in Springfield (AA) and five starts in Memphis (AAA).

• Went 12-4 with a 3.05 ERA in 21 starts at Springfield (AA), tying for the Texas League lead in winning percentage (.750).

• Selected to the Texas League North All-Star team but did not pitch in the game.

• Won four games in both the months of May and August.

• Posted outstanding day game numbers going a perfect 6-0 with an 0.82 ERA in six starts.

• Longest outing of the season came on 8/19 at CC tossing a career-high 7.1 innings in a 4-2 win.

• Ranked 2nd in the Texas League with 12 wins, 4th in ERA (3.05), T-2nd in double plays induced (20) and 9th in WHIP (1.36).

• Ranked 5th in the Texas League in fewest baserunners per nine innings (12.42).

• Made 11 starts in which he held his opponent to one earned run or less while throwing 5.0 innings or more.

• His 12 wins ranked 3rd among Cardinals farmhands, T-6th in games started (26) and 7th with 145 innings pitched.

• Made one start in the Texas League playoffs and lost 5-2 to NWA (9/10), allowing three runs (2 ER) in 5.1 innings.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Started the season at Palm Beach (A) making 15

appearances and 13 starts before being promoted to Springfield

(AA) on 5/24...posted a 5-3 record with a 3.12 ERA in 69.1

innings...posted a career-high nine strikeouts 5/15 vs. CHA...won

four straight games from 5/9-8/17...induced 10 double play balls

at Palm Beach and added five more in Springfield...missed an

entire month (6/9-7/11) after being placed on the 7-day D.L. with

a right shoulder strain.

2008 – Began season at Palm Beach (A) and made 10

appearances and six starts...Posted a 1-3 record with a 3.76

ERA and one save...had three scoreless appearances of 4.0

innings or more...won first professional game 5/10 vs. DUN,

tossing five scoreless innings of four-hit ball...placed on the 7-day

D.L. on 5/23 with right shoulder tendonitis...made two rehab

starts at the Gulf Coast League before being shut down for the

remainder of the season.

2007 – Made two starts for Batavia in the New York-Penn League

allowing one unearned run over four innings with three strikeouts.

MISC: Played college ball for Jack Leggett at Clemson University

and was a part of largest draft class in school history with 11

players drafted in 2007...Named to the 2007 All-ACC Tournament

team after throwing his only collegiate complete game in a 5-1 win

over #3 Florida State...Made one appearance in the 2006 College

World Series throwing an inning of relief against #2 Cal-State

Fullerton...resides in Margate, Fla.


2007 Batavia 0-1 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 0 4.0 3 1 0 0 1 3 0 3 0 0 .200

2008 Palm Beach 1-3 3.76 10 6 0 1 0 1 38.1 38 21 16 1 5 15 0 30 3 0 .262

GCL Cardinals 0-0 4.91 2 2 0 0 0 0 3.2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .154

2009 Palm Beach 5-3 3.12 15 13 0 1 0 0 69.1 67 25 24 3 3 26 1 58 6 0 .262

Springfield 1-1 6.43 5 5 0 0 0 0 21.0 29 18 15 3 0 11 0 6 1 0 .337

2010 Springfield 12-4 3.05 21 21 1 0 0 0 121.0 126 47 41 9 2 39 2 78 3 0 .279

Memphis 0-5 8.63 5 5 0 0 0 0 24.0 38 28 23 4 3 11 0 12 2 0 .365

MINOR TOTALS 19-17 3.87 60 54 1 2 0 1 281.1 303 142 121 20 14 105 3 189 15 0 .283

BIOS BIOS

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PETE KOZMA

INFIELDER

88Full Name: Peter Michael Kozma



Born: 4/11/88 at Tulsa, Oklahoma


M.L. Service: 0.000




2010 SEASON:

• Played the entire season at Springfield (AA), covering a team high 132 games.

• Posted career high numbers with 13 home runs, 72 RBI, 122 hits, 69 runs, 28 doubles and 13 stolen bases.

• Ranked 5th in the Texas League with 503 at-bats.

• Was named Texas League Player of the Week (5/3-9), batting .355 (11-31) with 2 HR, 10 RBI, including two 4 RBI games.

• Had 13 multiple-RBI games including seven games of 3 RBI or more and three 4-RBI games.

• Belted 2 HR in a game for the first time in his career on 8/18 at CC, going 4-for-5 with 3 RBI in a 6-5, 11 inning win.

• Recorded a hit and a run scored in the same game for six consecutive games (5/15-22).

• Led all Texas League shortstops in games (132), total chances (655), putouts (201), assists (420), errors (34) and double

plays (100). Also led all AA shortstops with 100 double plays turned.

• Batted .304 (7-23) with a team high two home runs, three RBI and four runs scored in the Texas League playoffs.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Began season at Palm Beach (A), batted .315 in 18

games, and was promoted to Springfield (AA) on 5/1, during

organizational shift due to Khalil Greene’s injury, for the rest of the

season...named Texas League Player of the Week (6/8-14) after

batting .455 (10-22) with four doubles, a home run and six

RBI...selected to the Texas League All-Star Game as a reserve

shortstop and singled in his only at-bat...best AA offensive

performance came in front of hometown crowd at TUL (6/11)

going 3-for-4 with a home run and four RBI...hit first professional

grand slam off Jonathan George (6/10) at TUL, part of back-to-

back home runs with teammate Matt Arburr who followed with a

PH home run, in a game Kozma missed hitting for the cycle by

a single...had a solid June hitting safely in 19 of 27 games for a

.280 average (28-100) with two home runs and 13 RBI...finished

Palm Beach action on a seven-game hitting streak (13-28, .464)

and hit safely in 14 of 18 games...reached safely all five plate

appearances while tallying a season-high four hits (4-4) including

a double at SAR on 4/26...rated as the Best Defensive shortstop

in the Texas League by Baseball America.

2008 – Played in 123 games between Quad Cities (99 games)

and Palm Beach...started the season hot batting .341 in April...was

solid in the clutch hitting .300 (27-90, 30 RBI) with RISP...selected

to play in the Midwest League All-Star Game and went 1-for-3 as

the starting SS...earned a promotion to Palm Beach following a

strong July (.324, 34-105, 15 RBI).

2007 - Played in 42 games making three stops from Johnson City,

Gulf Coast League and Batavia...hit first professional home run

for Johnson City 8/10 at Princeton.

MISC: Was the Cardinals highest draft choice since 2000 (Shaun

Boyd, 13th overall)...was an All-American at Owasso High School

in Owasso, Okla...finished senior season with team-bests in

batting average (.522), runs (56), RBI (55) and home runs (11)...he

struck out five times in 113 at-bats and had 23 walks...had a

three-homer game in the Oklahoma state 6-A playoffs and helped

lead Owasso HS to a state title with his solo HR the only run in

the 1-0 championship win...resides in Owasso, Oklahoma.

PETE KOZMA


2007 Johnson City .264 30 106 16 28 8 0 2 9 0 0 2 12 0 21 3 2 1 .396 .350 12

GCL Cardinals .154 4 13 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 .154 .267 1

Batavia .148 8 27 1 4 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 7 1 1 0 .222 .179 9

2008 Quad Cities .284 99 377 58 107 20 4 5 40 1 6 5 45 0 69 12 5 7 .398 .363 18

Palm Beach .130 24 77 4 10 4 0 0 10 3 3 1 10 0 27 0 1 0 .182 .231 4

2009 Palm Beach .315 18 73 8 23 5 0 0 8 0 2 1 8 0 16 1 0 0 .384 .381 9

Springfield .216 113 407 52 88 15 3 6 37 4 5 1 42 0 88 4 2 6 .312 .288 25

2010 Springfield .243 132 503 69 122 28 2 13 72 7 3 1 56 2 111 13 2 9 .384 .318 *34

MINOR TOTALS .243 428 1583 212 384 80 10 26 178 15 19 11 176 2 341 34 13 23 .355 .319 114

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Colby Rasmus greets teammates Jon Jay, Matt Holliday and Albert Pujols at homeplate.

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CATCHER

13Full Name: Gerald Lee Laird



Born: 11/13/79 at Westminster, California

Opening Day Age: 31

M.L. Service: 6.077


December 14, 2010.


CAREER:

• St. Louis becomes his fourth organization since being drafted by Oakland in 1998 (also Texas and Detroit).

• Has thrown out 35.9 percent of runners attempting to steal (142 of 396) since the start of the 2006 season, 2nd among

American League catchers during that stretch. His 142 runner’s caught stealing leads all M.L. catchers in that time frame.

• Named the American League Rookie of the Month with the Texas Rangers in April of 2004.

2010 SEASON:

• Completed his second season with the Tigers, splitting the club’s catching duties with Alex Avila. Made 76 starts behind the

plate and appeared in 87 games total.

• Threw out 29.2 percent of runners attempting to steal (24 of 82), third-best among American League catchers.

• Ranked 3rd among A.L. catchers with 52 assists.

• Collected a season-high three hits on 6/15 vs. WSH. Equaled the high with three hits on 6/27 at ATL.

• Batted .333 (8-24) with a double, home run and five RBI over a season-best seven-game hitting streak 8/13-26.

• Entered the game on 9/2 at MIN as a pinch-hitter in the 11th inning and successfully recorded a sacrifice bunt before he belted

a game-winning home run in the 13th inning. According to Elias, it marked the first time a player entered the game in extra

innings to put down a sacrifice bunt in his first trip to the plate and hit a home run later in the game since 8/14/92 when

Milwaukee’s Jim Gantner did so vs. Boston.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Was acquired by Detroit in a three-player deal with Texas

during the off-season...served as Detroit’s primary catcher and

saw action in a career-high 135 games...threw out 40.4 percent

of runners attempting to steal (40/99), tops among American

League catchers...topped all A.L. catchers with a .997 fielding

percentage and 78 assists...hit by a pitch 10 times during the

season, tied for seventh-most in the American League...tied for

eighth in the league with 10 sacrifice hits...tabbed the second-best

defensive catcher in the American League by Baseball America...

did not commit an error in his first 56 games of the season behind

the plate 4/6-6/17...batted .241 in 74 games prior to the all-star

break and hit .205 in 61 games following the all-star break...hit

.340 (16-47) with two doubles, a triple, home run and five RBI over

his first 14 games of the season 4/6-25...batted .341 (15-for-44)

with four doubles, a triple, two home runs and eight RBI over a

13-game stretch 6/18-7/6...hit .357 (15-for-42) with three doubles

and four RBI over a 13-game stretch 9/10-26.

2008 – Served as the primary catcher for the Texas Rangers,

during most of the season, seeing action in 95 games...batted .306

in 51 games prior to the All-Star break and .242 in 44 games after

the break...equaled career highs with four hits and two home

runs on 4/6 at LAA, establishing a career best six RBI...also

belted two home runs on 8/3 vs. TOR...posted a career-high

10-game hitting streak 4/21-5/8, batting .359 (14-for-39) with

three doubles, a home run and four RBI...started at third base on

6/6 vs. TB, his first appearance at that position during his major

league career...sidelined 6/21-7/26 with a left hamstring strain...

appeared in four games during an injury rehabilitation assignment

with Triple-A Oklahoma 7/22-26 ...ejected by home plate umpire

Bill Hohn on 8/31 at LAA for arguing a called third strike in the

eighth inning, his first career ejection.

2007 – Saw action in a career-high 120 games for Texas,

establishing career bests with nine home runs and 47 RBI....led

all American League catchers with 75 assists...threw out 39.8

percent of runners attempting to steal (39/98), second-best

among league catchers...belted his first career grand slam 5/21

vs. MIN, collecting a season-high five RBI...had a nine-game

hitting streak 7/16-29, batting .333 (12-for-36).

2006 – Spent the entire season at the major league level with the

Rangers, serving as the club’s back-up catcher...combined to hit

.366 (37-for-101) in 33 games during May, June and July...

collected a career-high four hits and two home runs on 6/4 at CWS

...fared better against lefthanded pitchers, batting .400 (34-for-85)

vs. .241 (38-for-158) against righties...batted .323 in 35 games

prior to the All-Star break and .278 in 43 games following the break

...threw out 43.2 percent of runners attempting to steal (19/44).

2005 – Began the year with Oklahoma (AAA), spending the

majority of the season with that club in addition to seeing action

in two separate stints with the Rangers...selected to the Pacific

Coast League’s mid-season All-Star team...homered and collected

four RBI in the Triple A All-Star Game to earn PCL Most Valuable

Player honors...tied the Triple-A All-Star Game record with four

RBI...tabbed the best defensive catcher in the Pacific Coast

League by Baseball America...named the PCL Player of the

Week for 4/18-24 after hitting .684 (13-for-19) with three doubles,

a triple, two home runs and eight RBI in five games...earned

Rangers Minor League Player of the Month honors for April after

hitting .381 (24-for-63) with three doubles, a triple, four home

runs and 11 RBI in 15 games -T7th in the PCL with a .381 batting

average during the month...recalled by the Rangers on 6/27 and

saw action in one game before being optioned back to Oklahoma

on 6/28...sidelined 7/20-8/19 with a left hamstring strain...assigned

to the Arizona League Rangers for an injury rehabilitation

assignment 8/3-19...recalled by Texas on 9/1 and saw action in

12 games over the remainder of the season.

2004 – Made the Rangers Opening Day roster out of Spring

Training for the first time in his major league career...started

behind the plate on Opening Day (4/5 at OAK) to become the first

rookie catcher to start for the club on Opening Day in team

history...selected as the American League Rookie of the Month

for April after hitting .346 (18-for-52) with four doubles and five RBI

in 16 games...sidelined 5/21-7/23 with a left thumb ligament

injury -- saw action in six games with Oklahoma (AAA) on an injury

rehabilitation assignment 7/17-23.

2003 – Opened the 2003 season with Oklahoma (AAA) before

receiving his first major league action in two separate stints with

the Rangers...led all Pacific Coast League catchers with 71

assists...tied for the league lead among catchers with 11 errors...

recalled by Texas on 4/30 and made his major league debut

that night as a defensive replacement behind the plate at TOR...

collected his first major league hit on 5/6 vs. TOR, a double off

Doug Creek...optioned to Oklahoma on 5/15...recalled a second

time for the remainder of the season on 9/2...connected for his

first major league home run on 9/27 at LAA, a solo shot off

Ramon Ortiz...named the sixth-best prospect in the Rangers

organization following the season by Baseball America...played

for Team USA in the International Championships following the

season.

2002 – Assigned to Double A Tulsa after being acquired from the

Oakland Athletics in a six-player deal on January 14, 2002...

sidelined 5/1-10 with a right ankle sprain...batted .356 (36-for-101)

with four doubles, a triple, three home runs and 19 RBI in 27

games during July...hit .310 (13-for-42) with two doubles, a home

run and eight RBI in 10 games during the Texas League playoffs...

named the fifth-best prospect in the Rangers organization and

20th-best prospect in the Texas League following the season by

Baseball America...played with Peoria in the Arizona Fall League

following the season, hitting .214 in 21 games.

2001 – Spent the entire season with Single-A Modesto in the

Athletics organization...earned honorable mention honors to the

California League’s post-season all-star squad...named the 19th-

best prospect in the organization following the season...hit .333

(6-for-18) in eight games with Phoenix in the Arizona Fall League

before being sidelined with a fractured right hand.

2000 – Limited to 47 games with Single-A Visalia and the Arizona

League Athletics due to two stints on the disabled list...saw action

in five games with Visalia before being sidelined 4/13-6/20 with

a right wrist contusion...transferred to the Arizona League Athletics

on 6/21, only to be returned to Visalia that same day and placed

back on the disabled list with a right wrist fracture -- sidelined with

the injury until 7/4...transferred to the Arizona League Athletics

on 7/4 after seeing action in 13 games with the Arizona League

Athletics...returned to Visalia on 7/22...named the 11th-best

prospect in the Athletics organization by Baseball America.

1999 – Made his professional debut with Single-A Southern

Oregon after signing as a draft-and-follow selection on 6/1...

earned Northwest League post-season all-star honors...led all

Northwest League catchers with 70 assists, 11 errors and 19

passed balls... hit .330 (32-for-97) with two doubles, a triple,

home run and 17 RBI in 24 games during July.

MISC: Graduated from La Quinta High School in Westminster,

Calif...tabbed a First-Team High School All-American by Baseball

America following his senior season in 1998 -- hit .630 (68-for-

108) with eight home runs, 46 RBI and 42 stolen bases...selected

by Oakland in the second round of the June 1998 draft...played

for Cypress Junior College in Cypress, Calif. in 1999... he and his

wife, Kelly, and daughter, Berlin Elizabeth (12/22/06), reside in

Scottsdale, AZ during the off-season.

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1999 Southern Oregon .285 60 228 45 65 7 2 2 39 2 5 2 28 0 43 10 5 4 .361 .360 11

2000 AZL Athletics .300 14 50 10 15 2 1 0 9 0 1 1 6 0 7 2 0 3 .379 .380 0

Visalia .243 33 103 14 25 3 0 0 13 0 2 1 14 0 27 7 2 3 .333 .272 8

2001 Modesto .255 119 443 71 113 13 5 5 46 4 6 10 48 1 101 10 9 9 .337 .341 18

2002 Tulsa .276 123 442 70 122 21 4 11 67 1 10 5 45 1 95 8 6 14 .343 .416 8

2003 Oklahoma .260 99 338 50 88 20 5 9 42 1 2 7 37 4 61 9 3 7 .344 .429 11

Texas .273 19 44 9 12 2 1 1 4 0 0 1 5 0 11 0 0 2 .432 .360 1

2004 Texas .224 49 147 20 33 6 0 1 16 4 3 2 12 0 35 0 1 5 .286 .287 5

Oklahoma# .182 6 22 2 4 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 8 1 0 1 .250 .273 1

2005 Oklahoma .310 75 281 51 87 12 4 17 55 1 2 5 28 1 61 12 2 5 .380 .562 6

Texas .225 13 40 7 9 2 0 1 4 0 0 0 2 0 7 0 0 1 .350 .262 3

GCL Rangers# .192 8 26 4 5 2 2 0 3 0 0 1 2 0 2 1 0 1 .276 .423 0

2006 Texas .296 78 243 46 72 20 1 7 22 1 2 2 12 0 54 3 1 7 .473 .332 6

2007 Texas .224 120 407 48 91 18 3 9 47 5 4 2 30 1 103 6 2 3 .349 .278 12

2008 Texas .276 95 344 54 95 24 0 6 41 4 4 6 23 2 63 2 4 5 .398 .329 8

Oklahoma# .000 4 12 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 .176 .000 0

2009 Detroit .225 135 413 49 93 23 2 4 33 10 4 10 40 0 68 5 0 11 .320 .306 3

2010 Detroit .207 89 270 22 56 11 0 5 25 6 2 3 18 0 57 3 1 7 .304 .263 5

MINOR TOTALS .269 541 1945 318 524 82 23 44 278 9 30 34 211 7 408 60 27 47 .346 .403 63

MAJOR TOTALS .242 598 1908 255 461 106 7 34 192 30 19 26 142 3 398 19 9 41 .358 .300 43

# Injury Rehabilitation


Catcher .988 578 3351 302 43 3696 47 42 160 443 36.1 5

First Base 1.000 1 1 0 0 1 1

Third Base 1.000 2 0 3 0 3 0

Outfield --- 3 0 0 0 0 0

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 3, twice. Last: 6/27 at Atlanta.

Most Runs: 2, 6/27 at Atlanta.

Most RBI: 2, six times. Last: 9/19 at Chicago White Sox.

Most BBs: 2, 4/22 at Los Angeles Angels.


CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, twice. Last: 4/6/08 at Los Angeles Angels.

Most Runs: 4, 6/4/06 at Chicago White Sox.

Most 2Bs: 2, seven times. Last: 8/9/09 vs. Minnesota.

Most HRs: 2, three times. Last: 8/3/08 vs. Toronto.

Most RBI: 6, 4/6/08 at Los Angeles Angels.

Most BBs: 2, 16 times. Last: 4/22/10 at Los Angeles Angels.


Grand Slams: 1, 5/21/07 vs. Minnesota (J. DePaula).

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by Oakland Athletics in second round (45th player overall) of the June 1998 draft.

• Acquired by Texas Rangers along with INF Jason Hart, OF Ryan Ludwick and LHP Mario Ramos, in exchange for 1B Carlos

Pena and LHP Mike Venafro, January 14, 2002.

• On Texas disabled list (left thumb ligament injury), May 21-July 23, 2004; included rehabilitation assignment to Oklahoma (AAA)

July 17-23.

• On Texas disabled list (left hamstring strain), June 21-July 26, 2008; included rehabilitation assignment to Oklahoma (AAA)

July 22-26.

• Acquired by Detroit in exchange for RHP’s Carlos Melo and Guillermo Moscoso, December 8, 2008.

• Signed by St. Louis as a free agent, December 14, 2010.

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PITCHER

26Full Name: Kyle Matthew Lohse



Born: 10/4/78 at Chico, California

Opening Day Age: 32

M.L. Service: 9.092


March 14, 2008.


2010 SEASON:

• Battled through a second season of injury, including surgery on his right forearm for nerve compression. It was the first

surgery of this kind performed on a professional baseball player.

• Made just 18 starts split evenly before and after his D.L. stint. Was on the disabled list from 5/23 - 8/15.

• Was the final member of the Cardinals starting rotation to record a win, picking up the ‘W’ vs. WSH on 5/17.

• St. Louis went 5-2 in games in which he threw 6.0 innings or more.

• Did not allow a homer until his 6th start of the season (5/6 at PIT) after beginning the season with 29 consecutive homerless

innings. Surrendered the first home run by a Cardinals starter at Busch Stadium in 2010 on 5/12 to Lance Berkman, ending a

100.2 inning homerless streak.

• Played three innings in LF during 20-inning game against the NY Mets on 4/17 and made two putouts.

• His start vs. LAA on 5/22 was his last before being placed on the D.L. , leaving the game after 3.1 innings.

• Had fascial release surgery of his right forearm on 5/28 by Dr. Steven Shin in Los Angeles. Spent 84 days on the D.L. and

made four minor league rehab starts, three with Memphis (AAA) and one in Springfield (AA) before his return on 8/15.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Endured an up and down season, landing on the disabled

list (twice) for the first time in his Major League career...went 3-

0 with a 1.97 ERA in five April starts, including a complete-game

3-hit shutout of the Astros on 4/12 at Busch Stadium...pitched 8.0

scoreless innings 5/23 vs. KC in 5-0 win, but was hit by a pitch

on his right forearm in his 8th inning at-bat...tried to fight through

soreness and started on nine days rest 6/3 vs. CIN, but was

removed after 2.0 innings...missed 36 games while on the DL 6/4-

7/11 with strained right forearm flexor, his first trip to the DL in eight-

year MLB career...in his first start after returning from the DL on

7/12 (Gm 1), suffered the loss at CHI, 7-3, allowing four runs in

5.0 IP...took the loss at SD on 8/21 when he left after 4.0 IP with

a left groin strain and returned to the DL 8/22-9/5. 2009

POSTSEASON – Did not pitch during the Division Series vs.

Los Angeles.

2008 – Spring free agent acquisition posted career highs in wins(15) and a career-low ERA (3.78) and was signed to a four-yearcontract extension the day after the season concluded...his .714winning percentage ranked 5th in the N.L. and his 2.97 ERAduring night games ranked 7th-lowest in the league....his nine-game winning streak from 5/24-7/17 matched the league’s seasonhigh and was the best by a Cardinals pitcher since ChrisCarpenter won 13-straight decisions in 2005...posted a 2.35

2007 – Combined to go 9-12 with a 4.62 ERA in 34 games (32

starts) between Cincinnati and Philadelphia...tossed two complete

games, 5/28 vs. PIT and 7/6 vs. ARI...struck out a career-high 12

batters on 4/15 at CHI...was traded to the Phillies on 7/31 in

exchange for LHP Matt Maloney...Phillies went 9-2 (.818) in his

11 starts...left his first start with the Phillies after 1.0 inning due

to being hit on the right arm by a line drive. 2007 POSTSEASON

– Appeared in one game for the Phillies...relieved starter Kyle

Kendrick in the 4th inning of Game 2 of the Division Series vs.

COL and allowed grand slam to first batter he faced (Kaz Matsui)

...it was the only hit he allowed in 1.1 innings.

2006 – Combined to finish 5-10, 5.83 in 19 starts and 15 relief

apps with MIN and CIN...on 8/1 vs. LA made his Reds debut in

relief...made his best start of the season in a 14-0 win vs. HOU

on 8/22, when he threw 8.0 shutout innings...in that start had a

career-high three hits.

2004 - 2005 – Ranked among the Twins’ pitching leaders in

starts (3rd), innings pitched (3rd), victories (T3rd) and strikeouts

(4th) during the 2005 season...in 2004, tied for the club lead in

starts (34) and ranked among the Twins’ pitching leaders in

strikeouts (3rd) and innings pitched (4th)...in a 12-0 victory on

7/7 vs. KC recorded a season-high seven strikeouts on his way

to his fourth career complete game and third career shutout. 2004

POSTSEASON – His only appearance was in Game 4 of the

Division Series vs. NYY...tossed 2.0 innings of relief, struck out

three, and allowed his only run on a double, stolen base and

wild pitch in the 11th inning to take the loss in the series clincher

for NYY.

2003 – Established a then career high with 14 victories and

career highs with 201.0 innings pitched and 130 strikeouts...threw

complete games on 5/8 at TB and 5/24 at SEA. 2003

POSTSEASON – Started Game 3 of the Division Series vs.

NYY and suffered the loss against Roger Clemens...allowed

three runs in 5.0 innings of the 3-1 defeat, with a Hideki Matsui

two-run HR in the 2nd inning the big blow.

2002 – In his first full season in the Major Leagues went 13-8,

4.23 in 31 starts and one relief appearance for the Twins...ranked

second on the pitching staff in victories, innings pitched (180.2)

and strikeouts (124)...in a 5-0 victory on 8/20 at CWS threw his

first career complete game, fanning eight...on 12/16 had

arthroscopic surgery to remove loose particles in his right knee.

2002 POSTSEASON – Appeared in a pair of games out of the

bullpen in the Division Series vs. OAK and combined to allow zero

runs on two hits in 4.0 IP...tossed the final inning of a 13-5 loss

in Game 5 of the ALCS as the Angels clinched the pennant.

2001 - Was promoted to MIN on 6/20 and two days later at DET

started in his Major League debut...on 6/27 vs. CWS recorded

six strikeouts in his first career victory...on 7/12 at MIL recorded

his first career hit and RBI (off Jimmy Haynes).

2000 - At Class AA New Britain, ranked second in the Eastern

League in starts (28)...led the EL in losses (18), hits allowed

(196), runs allowed (123) and earned runs allowed (112)...

following the season pitched for Grand Canyon in Arizona Fall

League.

1997 - 1999 - Began the 1999 season at Daytona and made nine

starts before being traded to the Twins on 5/21/99...pitched in the

1999 Florida State League All-Star Game on 6/19...began his pro

career in 1997 with the Cubs...ranked among the Midwest League

pitching leaders in innings pitched (4th), victories (T4th) and

complete games (T5th) in 1998.

MISC: Graduated from Hamilton City (Calif.) High School in

1996, where he played football, basketball and baseball...was

named All-Conference from 1993-96 and sectional MVP in 1996

...attended Butte (CA) Community College, where he was All-

Conference in 1997...in 2004 toured Japan with the Major League

All-Star team...is married to Gabrielle, and the couple have one

son, Kameron, and a daughter, Alexis...last name is pronounced

LOW-sh.

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 7.0, three times. Last: 10/2 vs. Colorado.


Most Walks: 4, three times. Last: 10/2 vs. Colorado.


Most Hits Allowed: 11, 8/28 at Washington.

Most HRs Allowed: 2, 8/15 vs. Chicago.

Longest Winning Streak: 2 games, 9/12-17.



CAREER HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 9.0, seven times. Last: 4/12/09 vs. Houston.

Most IP (Relief): 4.0, 7/4/06 at Kansas City.

Most Strikeouts: 12, 4/15/07 at Chicago Cubs.

Most Strikeouts (Relief): 4, three times. Last: 7/7/06 at Texas.

Most Walks: 6, two times. Last: 9/21/04 at Chicago White Sox.

Most Walks (Relief): 3, two times. Last: 6/10/06 vs. Baltimore.

Most Runs Allowed: 9, 5/12/10 vs. Houston.

Most Runs Allowed (Relief): 4, 6/10/06 vs. Baltimore.

Most Hits Allowed: 12, 9/2/03 vs. Los Angeles Angels.

Most Hits Allowed (Relief): 4, three times. Last: 8/1/06 vs. LA Dodgers.

Most HRs Allowed: 3, 12 times. Last: 7/27/08 at New York Mets.

Longest Winning Streak: 9 games, 5/24/08-7/17/08.

Longest Losing Streak: 6 games, 4/26/07-5/23/07.

Low-Hit Complete Game: 3. Last: 4/12/09 vs. Houston.

Shutouts: 5. Last: 4/12/09 vs. Houston.

Last Relief Appearance: 9/8/09 at Milwaukee.

ERA during the 9-game win streak (9-0, 12 games)...was 5-0 in

June, tying his career-high for wins in a calendar month..became

first STL pitcher since Matt Morris in 2004 to start both Opening

Day and first game following the All-Star break...his 2.36 ERA in

April was the lowest for a STL starting pitcher since Woody

Williams posted a 1.09 ERA in April of 2003 (min. 25 IP)...his April

ERA was the 3rd lowest by a Cards starter since 1992 (Williams

- 1.09 & Bob Tewksbury - 1.61 in April 1992)...had a 42.2-inning

homerless streak from 9/26/07 to 5/3/08 -- his career-long

homerless streak is 43.0 innings (8/22-9/24/03 with MIN)...served

a five-game suspension 9/10-14 handed down by MLB on 8/20

for “throwing a pitch in the head area of the Reds’ Edinson

Volquez” on 8/17...signed a one-year contract as a free agent on

3/14 and made two Grapefruit League starts, going 1-0 with a 1.80

ERA (10.0 IP/ 2 ER)...made his first career Opening Day start on

4/1 after the scheduled Opening Day was rained out while

underway (3/31)...became the first Opening Day starter since

Darryl Kile in 2000 to make his Cardinals debut in a season

opener...was the first pitcher in the modern era (since 1900) to

begin his Cardinals tenure without allowing a run in back-to-back

starts of at least five innings.

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1997 AZL Cubs 2-2 3.02 12 11 0 0 0 0 47.2 46 22 16 0 1 22 0 49 3 0 .249

1998 Rockford 13-8 3.22 28 26 3 1 1 0 170.2 158 76 61 8 11 45 1 121 13 1 .246

1999 Daytona 5-3 2.89 9 9 1 0 1 0 53.0 48 21 17 4 0 16 0 41 1 0 .242

Fort Myers 2-3 5.18 7 7 0 0 0 0 41.2 47 28 24 5 4 9 0 33 1 0 .292

New Britain 3-4 5.89 11 11 1 0 0 0 70.1 87 49 46 9 5 23 0 41 2 0 .315

2000 New Britain 3-18* 6.04 28 28 0 0 0 0 167.0 *196 *123 *112 23 3 55 0 124 6 0 .291

2001 New Britain 3-1 2.37 6 6 0 0 0 0 38.0 32 10 10 5 2 4 0 32 0 0 .230

Edmonton 4-2 3.12 8 8 1 0 1 0 49.0 50 21 17 3 4 13 0 48 3 0 .262

Minnesota 4-7 5.68 19 16 0 2 0 0 90.1 102 60 57 16 8 29 0 64 5 0 .284

2002 Minnesota 13-8 4.23 32 31 1 0 1 0 180.2 181 92 85 26 9 70 2 124 8 0 .259

2003 Minnesota 14-11 4.61 33 33 2 0 1 0 201.0 211 107 103 28 5 45 1 130 10 1 .268

2004 Minnesota 9-13 5.34 35 34 1 1 1 0 194.0 240 128 115 28 7 76 5 111 6 0 .305

2005 Minnesota 9-13 4.18 31 30 0 1 0 0 178.2 211 85 83 22 9 44 5 86 4 1 .299

2006 Minnesota 2-5 7.07 22 8 0 5 0 0 63.2 80 50 50 8 6 25 2 46 1 1 .308

Rochester 2-1 1.50 4 4 2 0 0 0 24.0 15 6 4 1 0 6 0 12 0 0 .176

Cincinnati 3-5 4.57 12 11 0 1 0 0 63.0 70 33 32 7 0 19 2 51 2 0 .287

2007 Cincinnati 6-12 4.58 21 21 2 0 1 0 131.2 143 76 67 16 6 33 1 80 3 0 .280

Philadelphia 3-0 4.72 13 11 0 0 0 0 61.0 64 33 32 6 6 24 2 42 0 0 .276

2008 ST. LOUIS 15-6 3.78 33 33 0 0 0 0 200.0 211 88 84 18 3 49 3 119 5 0 .272

2009 ST. LOUIS 6-10 4.74 23 22 1 0 1 0 117.2 125 69 62 16 3 36 2 77 3 1 .269

Springfield# 0-0 3.86 1 1 0 0 0 0 4.2 3 2 2 1 0 4 0 3 0 0 .176

Memphis# 1-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 6.0 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 6 0 0 .100

2010 ST. LOUIS 4-8 6.55 18 18 0 0 0 0 92.0 129 75 67 9 3 35 2 54 1 0 .336

Memphis# 1-0 3.21 3 3 0 0 0 0 14.0 9 6 5 3 0 2 0 14 0 0 .170

Springfield# 0-1 9.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.0 12 5 5 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 .500

MINOR TOTALS 39-43 4.15 119 116 8 1 3 0 691.0 705 369 319 62 31 201 1 528 29 1 .265

A.L. TOTALS 51-57 4.88 172 152 4 9 3 0 908.1 1025 522 493 128 44 289 15 561 34 3 .285

N.L. TOTALS 37-41 4.65 120 116 3 1 2 0 665.1 742 374 344 72 21 196 12 423 14 1 .284

STL TOTALS 25-24 4.68 74 73 1 0 1 0 409.2 465 232 213 43 9 120 7 250 9 1 .286

MAJOR TOTALS 88-98 4.79 292 268 7 10 5 0 1573.2 1767 896 837 200 65 485 27 984 48 4 .285

* Led league. # Injury rehabilitation assignment.


2002 MIN vs. OAK 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 1 0 0 4.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 .143

2003 MIN vs. NYY 0-1 5.40 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.0 6 3 3 1 0 2 0 5 0 0 .286

2004 MIN vs. NYY 0-1 4.50 1 0 0 1 0 0 2.0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 .143

2007 PHI vs. COL 0-0 6.75 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 .200

2009 STL vs. LA ELIGIBLE -- DID NOT PITCH

D.S. TOTALS 0-2 3.65 5 1 0 2 0 0 12.1 10 5 5 2 0 2 0 14 1 0 .213


2002 MIN vs. ANA 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 1 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000


Pitcher .985 292 136 201 5 342 9

Outfielder 1.000 1 2 0 0 2 0

REGuLAR SEASON BATTING RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E

2010 ST. LOUIS .171 21 35 2 6 2 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 .229 .171 1

MAJOR TOTALS .163 296 227 9 37 5 0 0 16 33 1 3 3 0 65 0 1 1 .185 .184 5

3 hits: 8/22/06 vs. HOU

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Chicago Cubs in the 29th round (862nd overall) of the June 1996 free-agent draft.

• Acquired by the Minnesota Twins, along with RHP Jason Ryan, in exchange for RHP Rick Aguilera and RHP Scott

Downs, May 21, 1999.

• Acquired by the Cincinnati Reds for minor league RHP Zach Ward, July 31, 2006.

• Acquired by the Philadelphia Phillies in exchange for LHP Matt Maloney, July 30, 2007.

• Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent, March 14, 2008.

• Re-signed by the St. Louis Cardinals on September 29, 2008.

• On St. Louis disabled list (strained right forearm flexor) June 4 to July 11, 2009; including injury rehabilitation to

Springfield (AA) and Memphis (AAA).

• On St. Louis disabled list (groin strain) from August 22 to September 5, 2009.

• On St. Louis disabled list (right forearm surgery) from May 23 to August 15, 2010; including injury rehabilitation

assignments to Memphis (AAA) and Springfield (AA).

After mid-season arm surgery in 2010, Lohse improved over the final half of the season, pitching 7.0 scorelessinnings in his last start, October 2, vs. Colorado.

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2010 SEASON:

• Became the first Memphis pitcher to win 13 games since Larry Luebbers went 13-4 in 1999.

• Combined with Brandon Dickson (11) to become the first pair of Memphis pitchers to win 11 or more games since Luebbers

(11) and Sean Lowe (12) in 1998.

• Set a franchise record with a 16 strikeout performance on 9/10 in the deciding third game of the OKC playoff series. That total

was the top strikeout performance in all of minor league baseball.

• Finished the season first in the PCL with 141 strikeouts, tied for first with 29 games started and tied for second with 13 wins.

• Won six of his final eight starts and posted a 3.24 ERA during that span.

• Struck out a career-high 11 batters in two separate outings during the regular season, once on 7/20 vs. OMA and again on

8/30 vs NO.

• Went 5-1 with a 2.70 ERA (36.2 IP, 11 ER, 31 K) in August and is a career 7-1 with a 2.33 ERA during the month.

• Topped the Cardinals minor leaguers in strikeout total (141) for the second consecutive season, ranked first in games started

(29), second in innings pitched (164.0), second in wins (13) and ninth in strikeouts per nine innings 7.74.

• Named Cardinals Minor League Pitcher-of-the-Month for May as he compiled a 3-1 record with a 3.19 ERA (31.0 IP, 5 GS, 9

BB, 33 SO).

• Ranked the sixth-best prospect in the Cardinals minor league system by Baseball America.

LANCE LYNN


70Full Name: Michael Lance Lynn



Born: 5/12/87 at Marion County, Indiana


M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Selected in the supplemental 1st round

(39th overall) of the June 2008 free-agent draft


CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 - Began the season with five games at Palm Beach...named

Cardinals organizational Pitcher-of-the-Year after jumping three

levels in his first full professional season. Joined previous two

winners Jess Todd and P.J. Walters as the only Cardinals

Pitchers-of-the-Year to accomplish the three level feat...went 2-

0 with a 1.87 ERA (33.2 IP, 31 H, 26 K) in six starts in August

earning a promotion to finish the season in Memphis...topped

all Cardinals minor leaguers with 124 strikeouts, 2nd in wins (11),

T-3rd in innings (148.2) and games started (25), and 4th in ERA

(2.85)...honored as Cardinals organization Pitcher-of-the-Month

for May at Springfield (AA)...finished third in the Texas League in

ERA (2.92) and T-3rd with 11 wins...named to the Texas League

All-Star team.

2008 - Made six appearances (4 GS) at short-season Batavia(A)...earned first pro win vs. HVR (7/2) with three scorelessinnings of relief (1 H, 3 K)...struck out a season-high seven battersin final start at STC (7/26) in four innings...made two starts inQuad Cities (A) throwing eight innings, striking out seven andtotalling a 2.25 ERA.

MISC: Graduated from Brownsburg HS in Brownsburg,Ind...drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 6th round of the 2005June free-agent draft, but did not sign...named 2005 Gatorade HSPlayer of the Year for Indiana...honored as a Louisville Sluggerand EA Sports All-American after recording a 16-0 record with twosaves and an 0.71 ERA in 18 appearances, while hitting .400 with14 home runs his senior season...totalled a 33-4 record withseven saves and a 1.10 career high school mark...played collegebaseball at the University of Mississippi...set the Ole Miss singleseason (146) and career (332) strikeout records in 2007...namedAll-Southeastern Conference 2nd-team pitcher in 2007 and2008...selected as the 2007 Oxford Regional MVP after shutoutagainst Southern Miss...was named to 2007 Team USA squadfor the Pan-American games...resides in Brownsburg, Indiana.

COMPLETE RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG SHO GF SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2008 Batavia 1-0 0.96 6 4 0 0 1 0 18.2 12 5 2 0 1 4 0 22 1 0 .179

Quad Cities 0-1 2.25 2 2 0 0 0 0 8.0 8 2 2 2 1 2 0 7 0 0 .258

2009 Palm Beach 0-0 2.30 5 2 0 0 0 0 15.2 16 4 4 0 0 3 0 17 0 0 .276

Springfield 11-4 2.92 22 22 0 0 0 0 126.1 117 51 41 5 4 51 0 98 5 0 .251

Memphis 0-0 2.70 1 1 0 0 0 0 6.2 5 2 2 0 0 3 0 9 1 0 .200

2010 Memphis 13-10 4.77 29 29 0 0 0 0 164.0 164 96 87 21 8 62 0 *141 2 2 .259

MINOR TOTALS 25-15 3.66 65 60 0 0 1 0 339.1 322 160 138 28 14 125 0 294 9 2 .252

*Led league.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by Seattle Mariners in the 6th round of the June 2005 free-agent draft, but did not sign.

• Selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the supplemental 1st round of the June 2008 free-agent draft.

LANCE LYNN

St. Louisan Kyle McClellan led all Cardinals pitchers and tied his career high with 68 appearances in 2010, surpassing 60appearances for a third-straight season..

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PITCHER

46Full Name: Michael Lance Lynn



Born: 5/12/87 at Marion County, Indiana


M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Selected in the supplemental 1st round

(39th overall) of the June 2008 free-agent draft


2010 SEASON:

• Led all Cardinals pitchers and tied his career-high with 68 appearances, surpassing 60 appearances for a 3rd straight season.

• Led all Cardinals relievers for the second time out of three seasons with 23 Holds.

• Did not allow a run at home in first 20 appearances of the season (4/12-7/20) and was scored upon only twice in 34 total home

appearances.

• Registered the lowest ERA in MLB for pitchers against NL Central opponents at 0.85 (3 er/31.2 ip) with a minimum of 20 IP,

and held opponents to a .164 BA.

• Had an outstanding July compiling an 0.64 ERA in 14 innings (12 app.).

• Worked best on short rest with a 1.06 ERA on 0 days rest (2 er/17 ip) in 13 app.

• Had solid reverse splits for the 3rd consecutive season, limiting opposing LH batters to a .204 BA (22-108) with two HR,

ranking 7th among NL relievers.

• Ranked 11th among NL relievers with 75.1 IP, 16th in ERA at 2.27 and 20th in opponents BA at .210.

• Converted 2 of 3 save opportunities.

• Cardinals were 44-24 (.647) in games in which McClellan appeared.

• Had a season-best nine consecutive scoreless appearances from 6/30-7/21. Finished the season with six consecutive

scoreless appearances.

• Took loss 9/17 vs. Padres after allowing 2 HRs in tie game snapping an 8-game scoreless streak (8.0 IP).

• Worked 19 outings of four outs or more with 10 appearances of 2.0 IP.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 SEASON – Followed up his solid 2008 rookie campaign with

a strong sophomore season out of the bullpen...surpassed 60

appearances for the 2nd-straight season and allowed just 5 of 30

inherited runners to score...was one of four Cardinals relievers

to record 15 or more Holds...had solid reverse splits for the 2nd

straight season, limiting opposing LH batters to a .198 BA (21-

106) with one HR...made 32 appearances vs. NL Central clubs

and went 2-3 with three saves and 2.57 ERA vs. division foes...he

made eight appearances of 2.0 IP (his season high) and in those

eight, allowed just two hits, no runs, and fanned 15.

2009 POSTSEASON – Pitched 0.2 of an inning during Game 1

of the Division Series vs. LA Dodgers...surrendered a hit, walk and

hit a batter, but was not charged with any runs as Trever Miller

came in to end the frame.

2008 – Native St. Louisan had an impressive rookie season

appearing in 68 games and posting a 4.04 ERA...Named Hamilton

Jewelers and Baume & Mercier Watch Company Cardinals

Rookie of the Year, the first pitcher to win the award since Brad

Thompson in 2005...his 68 appearances were 3rd-most ever by

a Cardinals rookie reliever (M. Perez 77 in 1992 and T. Worrell

74 in 1986)...ranked 2nd in appearances among N.L. rookie

relievers despite appearing in just six games in the season’s

final month...was one of nine N.L. rookies to post a save, a list

that featured three Cardinals (Perez & Motte)...tied for 2nd in

MLB (T1st in NL) with 30 holds as based on STATS LLC

calculations...made 10 outings of 2.0-or-more innings with the

Cards going 7-3 in those games...made Major League debut

on 4/1 vs. COL, earning a hold with 1-2-3 6th inn...picked up 1st

ML win 7/5 vs. CHI with 2.0 IP when team scored 3 in bottom of

9th for 5-4 victory...suffered his 1st M.L. loss 4/7 at HOU, allowing

2-run walkoff HR to Tejada in 9th.

KYLE McCLELLAN


2002 Johnson City 0-2 11.25 7 3 0 0 1 0 12.0 17 17 15 3 1 7 0 8 3 0 .327

2003 Johnson City 3-6 3.99 12 12 0 0 0 0 67.2 74 34 30 4 5 16 1 44 5 0 .269

2004 Peoria 4-12 5.34 24 24 1 0 0 0 128.0 143 85 76 12 14 34 1 84 18 0 .283

2005 Quad Cities 1-4 4.83 17 8 0 0 4 1 54.0 59 33 29 4 6 26 0 36 7 0 .286

2006 Johnson City 0-1 9.45 3 3 0 0 0 0 6.2 7 7 7 0 1 3 0 4 0 0 .259

2007 Palm Beach 4-1 1.24 16 1 0 0 4 0 29.0 22 4 4 0 2 4 0 24 2 0 .210

Springfield 2-0 2.35 24 0 0 0 8 0 30.2 24 9 8 2 0 6 1 30 2 0 .214

2008 ST. LOUIS 2-7 4.04 68 0 0 0 7 1 75.2 79 37 34 7 4 26 2 59 6 0 .269

2009 ST. LOUIS 4-4 3.38 66 0 0 14 0 3 66.2 56 27 25 4 2 34 2 51 4 0 .229

2010 ST. LOUIS 1-4 2.27 68 0 0 18 0 2 75.1 58 20 19 9 3 23 3 60 2 0 .210

MINOR TOTALS 14-26 4.64 103 51 1 0 17 1 328.0 346 189 169 25 29 96 3 230 37 0 .270

MAJOR TOTALS 7-15 3.23 202 0 0 39 0 6 217.2 193 84 78 20 9 83 7 170 12 0 .237


2009 STL vs. LA 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 .333


Pitcher 1.000 202 18 21 0 39 2


2010 ST. LOUIS .000 68 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 .500 0

MAJOR TOTALS .100 202 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 .100 .100 0

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 2.0, 10 times. Last: 9/24 at Chicago Cubs.

Most Strikeouts: 2, 15 times. Last: 9/16 vs. San Diego.

Most Walks: 3, 4/20 at Arizona.

Most Runs Allowed: 4, 9/18 vs. San Diego.

Most Hits Allowed: 4, two times. Last: 9/18 vs. San Diego.

Most HRs Allowed: 2, 9/18 vs. San Diego.

Longest Winning Streak: 1 game, 7/16.

Longest Losing Streak: 2 games. Last: 7/22-present.


CAREER HIGHS

Most IP: 3.0, 4/27/08 at Houston.

Most Strikeouts: 4, four times. Last: 9/18/09 vs. Chicago Cubs.

Most Walks: 3, two times. Last: 4/20/10 at Arizona.

Most Runs Allowed: 4, three times. Last: 9/18/10 vs. San Diego.

Most Hits Allowed: 5, 6/7/08 at Houston.

Most HRs Allowed: 2, two times. Last: 9/18/10 vs. San Diego.


Longest Losing Streak: 3 games, two times. Last: 7/22-9/1/08.

Longest Scoreless Streak: 12.0, 4/9-5/2/08.

2007 – Made conversion from starter to reliever after undergoing

Tommy John elbow surgery in 2005 and follow-up ulnar nerve

surgery in 2006...began the season at Palm Beach (A) and

posted a 1.24 ERA in 16 games while fanning 24 batters in 29.0

IP...earned promotion to Springfield (AA) in late June...allowed runs

in just five of his 24 games and was unscored upon in his first 10

games (14.0 IP) following promotion to Double-A... combined

for 54 strikeouts and just 10 walks in his 59.2 IP for the year and

allowed just two home runs all season...finished 2nd among relief

pitchers in runners/9 IP (8.80) and he was 4th in walks/9 IP

(1.47)...took part in Arizona Fall League with Mesa Solar Sox

and fanned 9 batters in 7.1 IP.

2002 - 2006 – Made three starts in 2006 for Johnson City before

elbow stiffness resulted in surgery to transpose his ulnar nerve...in

2005 made seven starts (18 appearances) for Quad Cities and

was credited with his first professional save...season was cut

short by elbow injury that required Tommy John surgery... posted

career highs for games (24) and innings pitched (128.0) at Peoria

(A) during 2004...his 12 losses ranked 4th in the Midwest League...

returned to Johnson City in 2003 and finished among Appy

League leaders in IP (3rd-67.2) and losses (2nd-6)...made his

professional debut in 2002 with Johnson City (R), appearing in

seven games following his selection in June draft.

MISC: Graduated from Hazelwood West (Mo.) High School in

2002...lettered in baseball, football and basketball...his brother,

Matt, served as his high school pitching coach...was Missouri

All-State selection as both a pitcher and first baseman in both his

junior and senior seasons...enjoys hunting and fishing...he and

his wife, Bridget, make their home in Maryland Heights, Mo.

KYLE McCLELLAN

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2010 SEASON:

• Honored as the Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Year, completing his first full professional season one month before he

turned 20. Posted a 7-5 record with a 3.62 ERA and 140 strikeouts in 104.1 innings at Quad Cities (A).

• Struck out nearly one out of every three batters faced (140 K/439 TBF, 32%).

• Named Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Month for July going 3-1 with a 1.80 ERA, fanning 34 in 25.0 innings.

• Selected to the U.S. team at the 2010 All-Star Futures Game, only one of three U.S. team players on a roster below High-A.

Pitched 2/3 of an inning in the game allowing one hit.

• Struck out a career-high 11 batters 6/16 at Burlington, allowing two runs on two hits in 7.0 innings, tying his longest outing.

• Fanned 13 over 7.0 innings leading Quad Cities to a 4-0 win at Kane County (9/8) in the first round of the Midwest League

playoffs. The 13 strikeouts were T2nd highest total by any minor league pitcher behind fellow Cardinal farmhand Lance

Lynn’s 16.

• Ranked first among Cardinals minor leaguers with 12.1 strikeouts/9 IP, second in overall strikeouts (140) and T8th with 24

games started.

• Ranked fourth in the Midwest League with 140 strikeouts.

• Held opposing batters to a .243 BA and posted a reverse split against LH batters at .194 (36-186).

• Pitched extremely well on the road going 6-2 with a 1.83 ERA in 14 starts working 64.0 innings.

• Won three consecutive starts from 7/21-8/1, allowing just two unearned runs over 17.0 innings (12 hits, 14 K).

• Struck out seven or more batters in 12 of his 24 starts.

• Was flawless in 14 fielding chances and has been perfect fielding in his two years of professional baseball.

• Rated as the No. 1 prospect in the Cardinals organization and “Best Fastball” in the Cardinals organization in “Best Tools”,

both for the second straight year by Baseball America.

SHELBY MILLER


Full Name: Shelby Charles Miller




Opening Day Age: 20

M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Selected in the 1st round (19th overall)



CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Made two starts at Quad Cities (A), throwing a total of 3.0

innings after signing...did not allow a hit to LH batters (0-7)...rated

as the No. 1 prospect in the Cardinals organization by Baseball

America and Best Fastball in the Cardinals organization in Baseball

America’s “Best Tools” survey.

MISC: Signed letter of intent to play college baseball at Texas

A&M...threw four no-hitters in high school, with three consecutive

coming during the Texas HS state playoffs his junior season

including one a perfect game...compiled a 10-2 record with a

1.90 ERA and 153 strikeouts in 77 IP (17.9 K/9 IP) senior year...

played football and was an all-state punter registering a 41.3

yard average his senior year as well as an all-district wide

receiver...resides in Brownwood, Texas.


2009 Quad Cities 0-0 6.00 2 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 5 3 2 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 .357

2010 Quad Cities 7-5 3.62 24 24 0 0 0 0 104.1 97 51 42 7 3 33 0 140 2 1 .243

MINOR TOTALS 7-5 3.69 26 26 0 0 0 0 107.1 102 54 44 7 3 35 0 142 2 1 .247

PITCHER

43Full Name: Trever Douglas Miller


Bats: Right Throws: Left

Born: 5/29/73 at Louisville, Kentucky



Became Cardinal: Signed as a free agent on

November 20, 2008.


TREVER MILLER

CAREER:

• Is tops among all Major League LHPs with 541 appearances over the last eight seasons

(since 2003).

• Has made at least 60 apperances in seven of the last eight seasons, 2003-2010 (57, 2010).

• Has held lefties to a .221 average in his career, as opposed to .292 by right-handed hitters.

• Is the Rays all-time leader among lefties with 189 appearances, having passed Doug Creek

(140) for the distinction on May 17, 2008 at STL.

• Ranks 6th on the all-time Rays appearances list with 189 behind righthanders Esteban Yan

(266), Dan Wheeler (258), Travis Harper (240), Roberto Hernandez (207) and Grant

Balfour (203).

• The Cardinals are his 7th major league team and 9th organization.

2010 SEASON:

• His 57 games pitched were his fewest games in a season since 2001 when he split time between starter (15) and reliever (2)

roles in the minor leagues.

• Stranded 34 of 41 inherited runners ranking 6th in the NL with a 17.1 inherited runners scored pct.

• Ranked 2nd among Cardinals relievers with 15 Holds. Held LH batters to a .203 BA (15-74) with one home run (C. Utley).

• Suffered only second loss since 2006 on 6/8 at LAD, allowing the lone run in the 1-0 loss.

• Worked a season high 2.0 IP on 7/28 at NYM, his most IP since 9/24/08 at BAL when he pitched 2.1 innigs while with TB.

• Opponents only recorded one hit in situations with runners in scoring position and 2 outs (1-14, .071).

MOST APPERANCES ASLHP 2003-2010

Player Games

Trever Miller 541J.C. Romero 516Brian Fuentes 510Damaso Marte 474Billy Wagner 467

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – His .135 (13-96) opp. BA vs. lefthanded batters was 2nd

only to Nationals’ Tyler Clippard among all Major League pitchers

(min. 90 opp. AB’s)...established his career low ERA at 2.06...

ranked T8th (with teammate Kyle McClellan) in the majors with

16.7 inherited runners scored pct., allowing just nine of 54 to

score...saw work in over 1/3 of the club’s games, surpassing 60

games for the 7th-straight season and had 70 games for fourth

time in his career...worked less than one inning 45 times and

logged a season-high 1.1 IP on five occasions... allowed runs in

just eight games, five of those being games in which he allowed

a home run...his only HR to a LH batter was to Cubs’ Kosuke

Fukudome on 4/26 at Busch Stadium. 2009 POSTSEASON:

Made two apperances during the team’s Division Series vs. Los

Angeles...pitched 0.1 of an inning in both Games 1 and 2 at LA,

facing just one batter in each appearance...struck out his lone

batter faced to end the 6th during Game 1 and got a pop out in

Game 2 for the first out in the 9th for a Hold.

2008 – Pitched in 68 games for the American League Champion

Tampa Bay Rays, two shy of Dan Wheeler for the team lead...it

marked his sixth straight season of 60-plus appearances...was

on the mound 9/20 vs. MIN when the Rays clinched their first-ever

postseason berth...allowed just 16.2 pct. of inherited runners to

score (6-of-37), the 4th-lowest rate in the majors, trailing teammate

J.P. Howell (11.4), TOR Jason Frasor (12.5) and BOS Jonathan

Papelbon (13.3)...allowed just two home runs on the season,

one to a lefty...on 8/3 vs. DET recorded his first win and first

decision since 9/30/06 at ATL, snapping a major-league-record

streak of 121 straight apps without receiving a decision (since

1956; Baseball Reference)...the streak spanned 72.2 innings

from 4/6/07 to 7/27/08...the record was previously held by LHP

Bobby Seay (116 apps between 2001-07 for TB, COL, DET)...on

8/14 at OAK, came on in the 9th to get the final out and picked

up his first save since 7/2/07 vs. PHI while with Houston... struck

out a career-high five on 9/24 at BAL and worked a season-high

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2.1 scoreless innings for his 2nd save. 2008 POSTSEASON:

Appeared in six games during the postseason for TB...once in the

Division Series, three games during the A.L. Championship

Series and twice in the World Series vs. the Phillies...went un-

scored upon until his final game pitched in the playoffs, Game 4

of the World Series...came on in relief in the bottom of the 8th and

allowed a 2-run HR to R. Howard before ending the inning with

a groundout and flyout.

2007 – His 76 apps. ranked 3rd among N.L. lefthanders and tied

for 14th in the league overall...it was the 3rd-highest total by a

Houston LHP all-time...had no wins or losses in 76 games pitched,

setting the ML record for the most apps in a season without a

decision, shattering the previous record of 48, set by Scott Aldred

in 1998...earned his 8th career save 7/2 vs. PHI.

2006 – Recorded a then career-best 3.02 ERA with Houston...

ranked 5th among NL lefty relievers in ERA, 8th in the majors...

allowed only 17.5 pct. of inherited runners to score (7 of 40),

tying PIT John Grabow for the NL lead...spent 4/18-5/12 on the

15-day DL with a slight sprain of his left elbow.

2005 – In his 2nd season with Tampa Bay ranked 2nd on the

club to Danys Baez with 61 appearances...endured a stint on the

DL from 6/11-28 with a right hamstring strain.

2004 - Spent his first season with Tampa Bay as the bullpen’s

primary lefty...made his Rays debut on 3/31 at the Tokyo Dome,

working 0.1 inning in a 12-1 loss to the New York Yankees...

earned his lone save of the season in his final appearance, 9/29

vs. BOS.

2003 - Marked his first full season in the majors since 1999...led

the AL and set a Toronto record by a LHP with a career-high 79

apps which ranked 5th in the majors and 3rd among ML lefties...

recorded a career high three saves...placed 7th in the AL by

stranding 77.4 pct. of inherited runners (48-of-62)...on 6/27 vs.

MON recorded his first major league win since 9/24/99 ...picked

up his first ML save since 6/14/99 on on 7/18 at BOS.

2000 - 2002 - Was acquired by the Phillies from Houston on

3/29/00 in exchange for LHP Yorkis Perez...was claimed off

waivers by the Dodgers on 5/19/00 and pitched in two games for

LA...was in the minors during the 2001 (BOS) and 2002 (TOR)

seasons.

1999 - In 47 games with Houston, went 3-2 and recorded one

save on 6/14 vs. ATL. 1999 POSTSEASON: Made two scoreless

app. in the NLDS vs. ATL, totaling 1.1 IP with 2K...retired the only

batter he faced in Game 1 at Turner Field, and worked the 8th

inning in Game 4 at home, fanning Chipper Jones to end threat

in the final game ever played at the Astrodome.

1998 - Picked up his first ML win on 4/1 vs. SF...recorded his first

professional save 4/26 at MON, working 3.0 innings in the15-0

victory...was on the DL from 8/23-9/6 with a strained patella in his

right knee...made his first career ML start on 9/15 vs. the Mets

in Game 2 of a DH. 1998 POSTSEASON: Made his postseason

debut in Game 4 of the NLDS at San Diego, in relief of Randy

Johnson...walked Wally Joyner, the only batter he faced.

1997 - Joined the Astros organization after his inclusion in a

nine-player trade with Detroit on 12/10/96 (see transactions)...

spent the year with New Orleans (AAA)...pitched two complete

games and ranked 6th in the league in ERA.

1991 - 1996 - Spent most of 1996 with Toledo (AAA) and was

T2nd in the league with 13 wins, 3rd with 165.1 IP and 5th with

115 K...made his professional debut at Bristol in 1991 after he was

drafted by the Tigers in the supplemental round (41st overall) of

the 1991 June Draft.

MISC: Trever attended Holy Trinity High School in Louisville,

where as a senior in 1991 he was named Kentucky’s Mr. Baseball

and Gatorade High School Player of the Year...active in the local

community, he and his wife, Pari, were named inaugural Parents

of the Year in January 2007 by the Kiwanis Club of Gulf Beaches

in Madeira Beach...Trever is on the board of directors of both

Easter Seals and the Miracle League of Florida...in February

2008, he co-hosted a celebrity golf tournament at Feathersound

with proceeds going toward a new baseball field for the Miracle

League in Hillsborough County...while playing for the Rays in

2004-05 he contributed over $60,000 ($500 for each of his 121

appearances) split among three Tampa Bay area charities – All

Children’s Hospital, Ronald McDonald House and DOC16...it

was All Children’s in St. Petersburg where his wife gave birth to

their third child, Grace, who was born with a rare genetic disorder

which caused two holes in her heart...in 2006, Trever contributed

to Strikeouts for Troops, a national program started by Barry

Zito that provides the “comforts of home” to military troops and

their families while rehabilitating in the hospital...Trever ran his first

Marathon (26.2 mi.) in January 2008, the Disney Marathon, in 4

hours, 27 minutes, 27 seconds...he also ran the Gasparilla

Distance Classic half-marathon in February 2008...he ran the

Disney Marathon again in January 2009 (4:18:29) and during this

past offseason participated in the inaugural Key West Olympic

distance triathon (2:30:16) and the Disney half marathon (1:42:17),

among other shorter races...he and his wife have a son, Tyler (13),

and two daughters, McKenzie (12) and Grace Elizabeth (6)...the

family makes their home in Land O’ Lakes, Fla.


1991 Bristol 2-7 5.67 13 13 0 0 0 0 54.0 60 44 34 7 2 29 0 46 9 1 .278

1992 Bristol 3-8 4.93 12 12 1 0 0 0 69.1 75 45 38 4 1 27 0 64 4 1 .271

1993 Fayetteville 8-13 4.19 28 28 2 0 0 0 161.0 151 99 75 7 5 67 0 116 10 0 .245

1994 Trenton 7-16 4.39 26 26 6 0 0 0 174.1 198 95 85 9 3 51 0 73 3 1 .290

1995 Jacksonville 8-2 2.72 31 16 3 4 2 0 122.1 122 46 37 5 5 34 0 77 1 0 .261

1996 Toledo 13-6 4.90 27 27 0 0 0 0 165.1 167 98 90 19 9 65 1 115 3 2 .260

Detroit 0-4 9.18 5 4 0 0 0 0 16.2 28 17 17 3 2 9 0 8 0 0 .384

1997 New Orleans 6-7 3.30 29 27 2 0 0 0 163.2 177 71 60 15 8 54 1 99 6 0 .283

1998 Houston 2-0 3.04 37 1 0 15 0 1 53.1 57 21 18 4 1 20 1 30 1 0 .266

1999 Houston 3-2 5.07 47 0 0 11 0 1 49.2 58 29 28 6 5 29 1 37 4 0 .299

2000 Philadelphia 0-0 8.36 14 0 0 2 0 0 14.0 19 16 13 3 1 9 1 10 1 0 .317

Los Angeles (N.L.) 0-0 23.14 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.1 8 6 6 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 .571

Albuquerque 4-2 3.41 12 9 1 0 1 0 58.0 60 29 22 5 1 20 0 39 2 0 .268

2001 Sarasota 0-0 2.25 3 2 0 0 0 0 8.0 3 2 2 0 1 1 0 6 0 0 .115

Pawtucket 3-11 5.20 33 15 0 8 0 0 116.0 142 79 67 16 7 34 2 93 2 1 .307

2002 Louisville 9-5 3.18 65 1 0 16 0 0 82.0 76 30 29 6 3 23 4 80 5 0 .242

2003 Toronto 2-2 4.61 79 0 0 18 0 3 52.2 46 30 27 7 5 28 3 44 2 0 .231

2004 Tampa Bay 1-1 3.12 60 0 0 15 0 1 49.0 48 21 17 3 3 15 4 43 2 0 .257

2005 Tampa Bay 2-2 4.06 61 0 0 13 0 0 44.1 45 23 20 4 7 29 6 35 2 0 .278

2006 Houston 2-3 3.02 70 0 0 14 0 1 50.2 42 17 17 7 4 13 2 56 1 0 .225

Round Rock 0-0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 .000

2007 Houston 0-0 4.86 76 0 0 12 0 1 46.1 45 26 25 6 4 23 6 46 1 0 .249

2008 Tampa Bay 2-0 4.15 68 0 0 16 0 2 43.1 39 21 20 2 4 20 1 44 1 0 .242

2009 ST. LOUIS 4-1 2.06 70 0 0 9 0 0 43.2 31 11 10 5 2 11 1 46 1 0 .197

2010 ST. LOUIS 0-1 4.00 57 0 0 3 0 0 36.0 30 17 16 2 2 16 0 22 4 0 .233

MINOR TOTALS 63-77 4.12 281 178 15 28 3 0 1176.0 1231 638 539 93 40 405 8 811 45 6 .270

A.L. TOTALS 7-9 4.41 273 4 0 62 0 6 206.0 206 112 101 19 21 101 14 174 7 0 .263

N.L. TOTALS 11-7 4.04 373 1 0 66 0 4 296.0 290 143 133 33 20 124 12 248 13 0 .255

ST. LOUIS TOTALS 4-2 2.94 127 0 0 12 0 0 79.2 61 28 26 7 4 27 1 68 5 0 .213

MAJOR TOTALS 18-16 4.20 646 5 0 128 0 10 502.0 496 255 234 52 41 225 26 422 20 0 .259


1998 HOU vs. ATL 0-0 --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 ---

1999 HOU vs. ARI 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 0 1.1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 .200

2008 TB vs. CWS 0-0 --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 ---

2009 STL vs. LA 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000

D.S. TOTALS 0-0 0.00 6 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 1 0 .143


2008 TB vs. BOS 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 1 0 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 .333


2008 TB vs. PHI 0-0 18.00 2 0 0 0 1 0 1.0 1 2 2 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 .250


Pitcher .981 646 41 63 2 106 10


2010 ST. LOUIS --- 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 0

MAJOR TOTALS .167 646 6 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .333 .167 2

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TREVER MILLER

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 2.0, 7/28 vs. Atlanta.

Most Strikeouts: 2, 5 times. Last: 7/27 at New York Mets.

Most Walks: 1, 16 times. Last: 9/23 at Pittsburgh.


Most Hits Allowed: 3, twice. Last: 8/2 vs. Houston.

Most HRs Allowed: 1, twice. Last: 5/22 vs. Los Angeles Angels.

Longest Winning Streak: N/A

Longest Losing Streak: 1 game, 6/8-present.


CAREER HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 6.0, 9/8/96 at Baltimore.

Most IP (Relief): 3.0, seven times. Last: 5/27/06 at Pittsburgh.

Most Strikeouts (Starter): 2, four times. Last: 9/15/98 vs. New York Mets.

Most Strikeouts (Relief): 5, 9/24/08 at Baltimore.

Most Walks (Starter): 3, twice. Last: 9/15/98 vs. New York Mets.

Most Walks (Relief): 3, four times. Last: 7/20/08 vs. Toronto.

Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 6, 9/13/96 vs. Baltimore.

Most Runs Allowed (Relief): 5, 9/2/04 vs. Baltimore.

Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 8, 9/24/96 vs. Toronto.

Most Hits Allowed (Relief): 6, twice. Last: 9/2/04 vs. Baltimore.

Most HRs Allowed (Starter): 3, 9/13/96 vs. Baltimore.

Most HRs Allowed (Relief): 2, twice. Last: 7/26/99 at Colorado.

Longest Winning Streak: 8 games, 8/4/06-8/16/09.


Last Start: 9/15/98 vs. New York Mets.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by Detroit Tigers as a supplemental pick (41st overall) in the June 1991 Draft.

• Acquired by Houston Astros along with C Brad Ausmus, RHP Jose Lima, LHP C.J. Nitkowski and 1B Daryle Ward in exchange

for RHP Doug Brocail, OF Brian L. Hunter, RHP Todd Jones, INF Orlando Miller and cash, December 10, 1996.

• Acquired by Philadelphia Phillies in exchange for LHP Yorkis Perez, March 29, 2000.

• Signed by Boston Red Sox as a free agent, January 22, 2001.

• Signed by Cincinnati Reds as a free agent, December 21, 2001.

• Signed by Toronto Blue Jays as a free agent, October 30, 2002.

• Signed by Tampa Bay Devil Rays as a free agent, January 6, 2004.

• Signed by Houston Astros as a free agent, January 9, 2006.

• Signed by Tampa Bay Rays as a free agent, February 6, 2008.

• Signed by St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent, November 20, 2008.

• Re-signed by St. Louis Cardinals through 2010 with a vesting option for 2011, September 14, 2009.

CATCHER

4Full Name: Yadier Benjamin Molina



Born: 7/13/82 at Bayamon, Puerto Rico


M.L. Service: 6.123

Became Cardinal: Selected in fourth round (113th overall)



option for 2012.

YADIER MOLINA

CAREER:

• Has won three consecutive Rawlings Gold Glove awards from 2008-10, joining Mike Matheny (2000, 03-04) and Tom

Pagnozzi (1991, 93-94) as the only Cardinals catchers to win the award three times, and the only catcher to win three

consecutive Gold Gloves with the Cardinals.

• Since 2005, leads all Major League catchers with a 41.9 catcher’s throwing percentage, ahead of brother Jose Molina (38.1).

Also leads all MLB catchers with 439 assists in that same time span (Jason Kendall, 2nd, 386).

• His 36 pick-offs since 2005 leads all catchers with the next closest at 16 (Miguel Olivo).

• Has caught 2314.2 innings and 273 games the last two years, while starting 266 - leading all MLB catchers in each category.

• Is MLB’s toughest catcher to fan (once every 12.1 PA’s) over past six seasons (min. 2,000 PA’s), ranking 5th overall among all

Major Leaguers.

• Since 2005, his .298 BA (89-299) with runners in scoring position and two outs, ranks first among National League everyday

catchers and 2nd overall, trailing only MIN’s Joe Mauer (.373).

2010 SEASON:

• Played in 136 games, batting .262 with 6 HR and a career best 62 RBI. His 122 hits ranked 2nd among NL catchers

(McCann, 123).

• Was voted as the starting catcher for the National League All-Star team for the second consecutive season. Went 1-for-1 with

a single and caught four innings.

• Missed final 12 games of the season with a sore right knee, but still led all MLB catchers in innings played (1138.0), games

started (130) and assists (79).

• Led all NL catchers with 465 at-bats and eight stolen bases.

• Led the NL in RBI with bases loaded (24), batting .533 (8-15), T4th in NL.

• Tied for second in the National League with two grand slams. Hit his first professional grand slam on Opening Day (4/5 at

CIN) joining Mark McGwire and Scott Rolen as only Cardinals with a grand slam on Opening Day. Was one of three MLB

players with two grand slams on the road in 2010.

• Finished 2nd in MLB to Yorvit Torrealba in catcher’s ERA (3.23).

• Led all MLB catchers throwing out 44.4% (28 CS-63 ATT) base stealers, his fourth NL title in that category in seven ML

seasons.

• Ranked 4th in the NL in hardest to fan (10.2 SO/AB) striking out just 51 times in 465 AB.

• Had a career high five RBI and career-tying four hits 9/17 vs. SD with two doubles and two singles.

• Ranked first in the Majors with a .455 batting average (10-22) on 0-2 counts

• Batted .315 (63-200) following the All-Star break, 4th among MLB catchers. Hit .223 prior to the break.

• Cardinals were 6-0 in games in which Molina homered, and they have won eight straight games in which he’s hit HR.

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2001 Johnson City .259 44 158 18 41 11 0 4 18 0 2 3 12 1 23 1 1 4 .405 .320 7

2002 Peoria .280 112 393 39 110 20 0 7 50 4 2 10 21 0 36 2 7 14 .384 .331 14

2003 Tennessee .275 104 364 32 100 13 1 2 51 0 3 5 25 2 45 0 1 11 .332 .327 8

2004 Memphis .302 37 129 19 39 6 0 1 14 0 2 2 17 0 14 0 0 2 .372 .387 0

ST. LOUIS .267 51 135 12 36 6 0 2 15 2 1 0 13 3 20 0 1 4 .356 .329 2

2005 ST. LOUIS .252 114 385 36 97 15 1 8 49 8 3 2 23 3 30 2 3 10 .358 .295 7

2006 ST. LOUIS .216 129 417 29 90 26 0 6 49 8 2 8 26 2 41 1 2 15 .321 .274 5

2007 ST. LOUIS .275 111 353 30 97 15 0 6 40 2 4 3 34 5 43 1 1 18 .368 .340 6

2008 ST. LOUIS .304 124 444 37 135 18 0 7 56 3 5 1 32 4 29 0 2 21 .392 .349 10

2009 ST. LOUIS .293 140 481 45 141 23 1 6 54 6 1 6 50 2 39 9 3 27 .383 .366 5

2010 ST. LOUIS .262 136 465 34 122 19 0 6 62 2 5 7 42 6 51 8 4 19 .342 .329 5

MINOR TOTALS .278 297 1044 108 290 50 1 14 133 4 9 20 75 3 118 3 9 31 .367 .335 29

MAJOR TOTALS .268 805 2680 223 718 122 2 41 325 31 21 27 220 25 253 21 16 114 .361 .327 40

DIVISION SERIES RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E

2004 STL vs. LA ELIGIBLE -- DID NOT APPEAR

2005 STL vs. SD .231 3 13 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .231 .231 0

2006 STL vs. SD .308 4 13 0 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 2 .385 .308 1

2009 STL vs. LA .308 3 13 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 .385 .308 0

D.S. TOTALS .282 10 39 1 11 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 3 .333 .282 1


2004 STL vs. HOU .250 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .250 0

2005 STL vs. HOU .318 6 22 1 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 .455 .318 0

2006 STL vs. NY .348 7 23 2 8 1 0 2 6 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 .652 .423 0

L.C.S. TOTALS .327 14 49 3 16 4 0 2 6 0 0 0 3 0 4 0 0 1 .531 .365 0

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Picked up his second-straight Rawlings Gold Glove

Award...was named to the Sporting News N.L. All-Star team,

as voted on by players...garnered All-Star honors for the first

time, voted as the starting catcher for the N.L...caught 8.0 innings

while also delivering an RBI-single...led the majors in games

started (136), the most by a Cardinals catcher since Ted Simmons

(139) in 1977...caught 1176.2 innings, 2nd-most in MLB trailing

only LA’s Russell Martin (1201.0)...led the majors with eight

pickoffs, uping his career total to 34...the Cardinals were 27-12

in his multi-hit games, including a 7-1 record when he had three

or more hits...had a career-high 9 steals, matching STL single-

season record for catcher (Marrero-’99, Pagnozzi-’91 & McCarver-

’66)...his 9 steals were 2nd among ML catchers to LA’s Martin

(11)...struck out once every 13.9 PA’s - 2nd-lowest in N.L. 2009

POSTSEASON – Hit .308 (4-13) in the three games during the

D.S. against LA...started all three games behind the plate.

2008 – Was named to Rawlings Gold Glove team for the first time,

the 3rd STL catcher to ever win the award (Matheny, Pagnozzi)...

led MLB with seven pick-offs...set career highs in batting avg.,

runs, RBI, OBP and SLG...his 135 hits were the most by a STL

catcher since Ted Simmons had 150 in 1980..was also the first

Cards catcher since Simmons in 1980 to post a batting average

of .300 or better (min. 450 plate apps.)...his .304 batting average

as a ctacher was 4th-best all-time among STL catchers (min. 450

PA’s). Is only STL catcher other than Simmons to have a BA

over.300 as a catcher and have over 450 plate appearances

(Simmons in 1975, ‘77 and ‘80)...led team and ranked 6th in the

N.L. with a .340 (34-100) batting average with runners in scoring

position...his 28 total strikeouts as a catcher were the fewest by

a STL backstop (min. 450 PA’s) since Ted Simmons fanned

just 20 times in 1976. Strikeout total was the second fewest by

a MLB backstop since 1993 (A.J. Pierzynski 26K’s for SF in

2004) (min. 450 PA’s)....made his fourth straight Opening Day start

for the Cardinals on 4/1, the last Cardinals catcher to do so was

Darrell Porter (5-straight; 1981-85)...opened season with 7-game

hitting streak from 4/1-9 (.308, 8-26) - the longest STL hit streak

to begin a season since 2003...his HR on 4/1 was 1st by STL

catcher on Opening Day since Mike DiFelice in 2002...removed

from field on stretcher after home-plate collision in the 9th, 6/15

vs. PHI - held on to the ball after tag to help STL to win...suffered

a concussion and missed three games...was DH 6/20 at BOS in

his first game since collision and hit solo HR that secured winning

margin in 5-4 win...made 1st career start at 1B 6/22 at BOS...

matched career high with 4 hits & 4 RBI on 8/22 vs. ATL.

2007 – Caught 23 of 46 (50%) opponents attempting to steal, tops

in the majors...had a 59 pt. (.216-.275) gain in BA from 2006, the

biggest among N.L. players...missed most of June with a non-

displaced fracture in his left wrist...his season ended a week

early as he had surgery on his right knee on 9/24...had career-

high 15 game hit-streak (.373 BA) from 5/1-24...the streak was

the longest by a Cards catcher since 1993 (Erik Pappas: 16-

games, 5/14-6/5)...suffered a fracture of his left wrist on 5/29 at

COL...came out of the game in the middle of the 4th with the injury

which occurred when he took a foul tip off his wrist in the third

inning during M. Holliday’s at-bat...was activated from the disabled

list on 6/28 after missing 26 games...committed the first multi-error

game of his career 7/13 at PHI (throwing, catching)...had first

career multi-HR game 8/16 at MIL...underwent a medial

menisectomy on his right knee on 9/24 by team physician, Dr.

George Paletta...signed a 4-year contract extension with club

option for 2012 on January 21, 2008.

2006 – Had seven pickoffs on the season and went 26-for-63

(41%) on opponent stolen base attempts for the year...led NL

catchers with his 79 assists...picked Brian Giles off first base to

end the game on 5/28 at SD...it had been almost four years

since a major league game ended with a catcher's pickoff - Ivan

Rodriguez (TEX) picked off R. Hidalgo (HOU) on 6/14/02 to

secure a 9-6 win for the Rangers. 2006 POSTSEASON – Took

part in postseason play for third straight season and led the team

with 19 hits, 29 total bases, .358 BA and was second with 8 RBI

in his 16 games played...started all 16 games behind the plate

and made just one error as Cardinals pitchers combined for a

stellar 2.68 ERA...had hits in all but four postseason games...had

an RBI single in DS Game 1 at SD...picked off Mike Piazza at first

to end Padres 1st inning in DS Game 3...singled in his first AB

of the LCS in Game 1... recorded three hits and drove in two

runs in LCS Game 2...had two hits in LCS Game 4, including solo

HR...was one of several NLCS Game 7 heroes for St. Louis,

delivering a 2-run HR in the 9th inning off Aaron Heilman to give

Cardinals a 3-1 lead...batted .412 (7-17) in World Series, while

hitting safely in all five games...doubled in WS Game 3...drove

in a run with a double in Game 4 of the WS and walked twice...had

three hits and two runs in Series clinching Game 5 win.

2005 – Shut down opponent’s running games, throwing out 17

of 31 runners attempting to steal (55%)...picked off nine runners

...allowed fewest SB’s (14) among ML catchers (min. 100 games

started)...Twins’ Joe Mauer was next closest with 31 allowed...at

22 years of age, became the youngest catcher to start for an N.L.

club on Opening Day since Jason Kendall did so for the Pirates

(21 in 1996)...his eight home runs were the most by a St. Louis

catcher since Mike Matheny had eight in 2003...became just the

fifth Cards catcher to homer in three-straight games, doing so vs.

PIT 6/24-26, capped by a two-run shot on 6/26...it was the first

time since 1994 (T. Pagnozzi) that a Cardinals catcher had three-

straight games with a HR...missed 33 games from 7/8-8/17 due

to HBP on the left hand on 7/7 at ARI that caused hairline fracture

to his 5th metacarpel. 2005 POSTSEASON – Caught the

duration of all nine postseason games for the Cardinals, helping

St. Louis pitchers to a 3.19 ERA...drove in three runs while batting

.286...SD stole two bases in Game 1 of the Division Series before

Molina shut down the Padres running game the rest of the

series...had two hits and drove in two in Game 3 of the DS vs.

SD...collected 2 hits in Games 2, 3 and 5 of the League

Championship Series vs. HOU...allowed only one HOU stolen

base in the series.

2004 – Rookie catcher made a healthy impression in his first

year in the Majors throwing out 50% of would be base thiefs (8-

16) in 51 games played (39 starts)...caught 344.0 innings allowing

139 earned runs for a 3.64 catcher’s ERA...contract was

purchased from Memphis on 6/3 to replace injured Mike Matheny

...made major league debut on 6/3 at PIT and went 2-4, with a

double and run scored...in his debut was involved with a play at

the plate in the 2nd inning, recording the out when A. Nunez

tried to score from second on a single to right and also threw

out J. Wilson attempting to steal in the 8th...first ML hit was a

single to left off PIT’s O. Perez in 5th inninig on 6/3...collected first

ML RBI on 6/5 vs. HOU with a single...had first career three-hit

game on 6/25 at KC...had first career game-winning RBI with a

bases loaded single in the 9th on 8/7 vs. NY...made two terrific

putouts at the plate 8/28 at PIT, including a violent collision with

Ty Wigginton...belted his first M.L. homer 9/23 at MIL to snap a

2-2 tie. 2004 POSTSEASON – Did not see action in the Cardinals

Division Series round, but did start and catch Game 4 of the

LCS vs. HOU...was 1-4 in the team’s 6-5 loss...appeared in three

World Series games vs. BOS, including a start in Game 4...pinch

hit in Game 1 (0-1) and caught the 9th inning of Game 3.

2002 - 2003 – Played at Tennessee (AA) in 2003 where he

caught 100 games for the Smokies, helping the club to the

semifinals of the Southern League...in 2002 was the regular

backstop for the Midwest League Champion Peoria Chiefs (A),

appearing in 112 games behind the plate...led Midwest League

catchers in assists (140) and double plays (9) while posting a

.985 fielding pct...also helped the Chiefs’ pitching staff to a league-

leading 2.78 ERA...threw out a whopping 52 pct. of opposing

base-stealers...he fanned just 36 times in 393 at-bats, the 2nd-

best ratio in the league.

2001 – Was drafted by the Cardinals in the fourth round of the

June 2000 draft and signed his first professional contract on

9/6/00...began his pro career at Johnson City of the Appalachian

League where he appeared in 44 games...recorded 81 assists in

just 42 games at catcher.

MISC: Graduated from Esc. Superior Maestro Ladi H.S. in Vega

Alta in 2000...he’s the younger bother of Major League catchers

Bengie and Jose Molina...played American Leagion ball in 2000

for Post #48...after the 2004 season teamed with Rick Ankiel

during Puerto Rican Winter League play with Carolina and batted

.297 (10th in league)...played for Carolina in 2006, winning Puerto

Rican Championship...played for Puerto Rico and Manager Jose

Qquendo during inaugural World Baseball Classic in 2006 and

again in 2009...changed from uniform #41 to #4 prior to 2006

season...he and his wife, Wanda, make their home in Dorado,

Puerto Rico with their son, Yanuell Benjamin, and daughter,

Adrianna (7/4/10)...name is pronounced Yah-DEE-air.

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YADIER MOLINA

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, two times. Last: 9/17 vs. San Diego.

Most Runs: 2, three times. Last: 8/26 at Washington.

Most 2Bs: 2, 9/17 vs. San Diego.

Most HRs: 1, six times. Last: 9/6 at Milwaukee.

Most RBI: 5, 9/17 vs. San Diego.

Most BBs: 2, four times. Last: 9/13 vs. Chicago Cubs.


CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, seven times. Last: 9/17/10 vs. San Diego.

Most Runs: 3, 8/16/07 at Milwaukee.

Most 2Bs: 2, six times. Last: 9/17/10 vs. San Diego.

Most HRs: 2, 8/16/07 at Milwaukee.

Most RBI: 5, 9/17/10 vs. San Diego.

Most BBs: 3, four times. Last: 8/16/09 vs. San Diego.

Grand Slams: 2. Last: 9/6/10 at Milwaukee.


CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the fourth round (113th overall) of the June 2000 free-agent draft.

• On St. Louis disabled list (fractured left hand), July 8 to August 17, 2005.

• On St. Louis disabled list (fractured left wrist), May 30 to June 28, 2007.


2004 STL vs. BOS .000 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

2006 STL vs. DET .412 5 17 3 7 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 .529 .500 0

W.S. TOTALS .350 8 20 3 7 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 1 2 0 0 0 .450 .435 0


2009 National .500 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 .500 0

2010 National 1.000 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000 0

ALL-STAR TOTALS .667 2 3 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .667 .667 0

WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC RECORDYear Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E

2006 Puerto Rico .600 4 5 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .600 .600 0

2009 Puerto Rico .167 3 6 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 .333 .375 0

WBC TOTALS .364 7 11 1 4 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 .455 .462 0


Catcher .992 791 4688 455 39 5182 42 42 134 318 42.1 37

First Base .976 21 36 4 1 41 6

*Rawlings Gold Glove Award winner in 2008, 2009 and 2010.

Note: Led N.L. catchers in assists (79) in 2006 and (79) 2010, innings caught (1138.0) in 2010, and games (138) in 2009.

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PITCHER

30Full Name: Jason Louis Motte



Born: 6/22/82 at at Port Huron, Michigan


M.L. Service: 2.027

Became Cardinal: Selected in the 19th round (575th overall)of the June 2003 free-agent draft.


JASON MOTTE

2010 SEASON:

• Appeared in 56 games. Missed 26 days while on the 15-day DL from 8/4-8/30 with a right shoulder sprain, making two rehab

appearances in Memphis (AAA).

• Did not allow a run in the 10 app. following his return from injury (9.0 IP, 8 H).

• Tied his previous season highs with 54 strikeouts (9.3 K/9 IP) and four wins.

• Fanned at least one batter in 35 of his 56 outings, including 8 of his last 10 appearances on the year.

• Converted two out of three save opportunities and finished 3rd among Cardinals relievers with 13 Holds.

• Retired 32 consecutive batters (10.2 perfect IP) from 5/11-6/6.

• Ranked 17th in the National League with a 26.5 inherited runners scored pct., stranding 25 of 34 inherited runners.

• Was scored on in only 10 of 56 appearances, never allowing more than two runs.

• Made nine appearances of four outs or more with two 2.0 IP appearances.

• Held RH batters to a .198 BA (25-126) with 39 strikeouts.

• Did not allow a run in six interleague appearances (6.2 IP, 1 H, 7 K), holding opposing batters to an .053 BA (1-19).

• Worked more efficient on one day (0.57 ERA/16 app.) or two days (0.79 ERA/12 app.) rest.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – His 69 appearances ranked 5th in the National League

among rookie hurlers and were 3rd-most by a Cardinals rookie

reliever (M. Perez, 77 in 1992 & T. Worrell, 74 in 1986)...allowed

one earned run in his final 12.1 innings (0.73 ERA) going 1-0

with 16 strikeouts while limiting opponents to a .200 (9-45) batting

average in the13 outings over this span...led the Cardinals with

20 Holds...allowed four HR’s in a 3.2-inning span from 6/8-18

after having allowed 0 in his first 22.6 IP...had seven outings over

an inning in length, with a season high of 2.0 innings twice (5/30

at SF & 9/2 vs. MIL). 2009 POSTSEASON: Faced three batters

in the 8th inning of Game 3, retiring the side, during the Division

Series vs. LA.

2008 – Spent the bulk of his season at Memphis (AAA) and

enjoyed a successful September call-up with the Cardinals....

struck out a total of 110 batters in 66.2 innings at Memphis, 2nd

on the team and T12 in the Pacific Coast League....led PCL in

games (63) and K/9 IP for relievers (14.9), both totals led all of

minor league baseball...named Cardinals Minor League Pitcher

of the Month for July when he was 1-0 with an 0.57 ERA (15.2

IP/1 ER), fanning 27 and walking three...was recalled from

Memphis 9/2 and made his MLB debut 9/3 at ARI...struck out

the first batter he faced on four pitches and recorded 2 K’s in 1.1

IP for his first career Hold...earned his 1st M.L. save on 9/18 at

CIN, getting the final out with two runners aboard in a 5-4 win...

named 8th-best prospect among Cardinals minor leaguers by

Baseball America.

2007 – Continued conversion from catcher to reliever and enjoyed

success at both Pam Beach (A) and Springfield (AA)...pitched

for Mesa Solar Sox in Arizona Fall League and went 2-0 with a

3.00 ERA (12.0 IP/4 ER) while fanning 10.

2006 – Began conversion to pitcher, although he did appear in

10 games as a catcher...played for four teams (Palm Beach,

Springfield, State College and Quad Cities)...made his mound

debut with State College (A) and fanned 25 batters to just 4 walks

in 26.1 IP.

2003 - 2005 – Led Florida State League catchers in 2004 with

62 assists and 13 passed balls while playing at Palm Beach

(A)...was selected to play in FSL All-Star Game in 2004...was

rated the best defensive catcher by Baseball America after the

‘04 season and as having the “Best Tools” in the Florida State

League...had a remarkable 47 assists in 48 games caught for

Midwest League Chiefs in 2003.

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JASON MOTTE

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 2.0, twice. Last: 7/22 vs. Philadelphia.

Most Strikeouts: 3, 6/11 at Arizona.

Most Hits Allowed: 3, three times. Last: 7/7 at Colorado.

Most Runs Allowed: 2, three times. Last: 8/2 vs. Houston.

Most Walks: 2, four times. Last: 8/2 vs. Houston.

Most HRs Allowed: 2, 5/11 vs. Houston.

Longest Winning Streak: 2 games, twice. Last: 6/28-present.

Longest Losing Streak: 1 game, twice. Last: 6/6 vs. Milwaukee.


CAREER HIGHS

Most IP: 2.0, four times. Last: 7/22/10 vs. Philadelphia.

Most Strikeouts: 5, 9/2/09 vs. Milwaukee.

Most Hits Allowed: 4, two times. Last: 7/25/09 at Philadelphia.

Most Runs Allowed: 5, 7/25/09 at Philadelphia.

Most Walks: 3, 5/18/09 at Milwaukee.

Most HRs Allowed: 2, three times. Last: 5/11/10 vs. Houston.

Longest Winning Streak: 2 games, three times. Last: 6/28/10-present.


Longest Scoreless Streak: 12.0, 8/28-10/2/09.

COMPLETE PITCHING RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2006 State College 1-2 3.08 21 0 0 16 0 8 26.1 30 12 9 1 0 4 0 25 0 0 .280

Quad Cities 1-1 4.97 8 0 0 0 0 0 12.2 16 8 7 1 1 3 0 13 0 0 .296

2007 Palm Beach 1-0 0.90 9 0 0 8 0 3 10.0 7 2 1 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 .184

Springfield 3-3 2.20 44 0 0 22 0 8 49.0 36 13 12 3 3 22 2 63 2 0 .208

2008 Memphis 4-3 3.24 *63 0 0 28 0 9 66.2 64 25 24 6 1 26 3 110 7 0 .245

ST. LOUIS 0-0 0.82 12 0 0 4 0 1 11.0 5 2 1 0 0 3 0 16 0 0 .139

2009 ST. LOUIS 4-4 4.76 69 0 0 14 0 0 56.2 57 32 30 10 2 23 1 54 2 1 .264

2010 ST. LOUIS 4-2 2.24 56 0 0 13 0 2 52.1 41 13 13 5 0 18 3 54 1 0 .220

Memphis# 0-0 3.38 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.2 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 .200

MINOR TOTALS 10-9 2.90 147 0 0 74 0 28 167.1 155 61 54 11 5 57 5 219 9 0 .241

MAJOR TOTALS 8-6 3.30 137 0 0 31 0 3 120.0 103 47 44 15 2 44 4 124 3 1 .235

*Led league # Injury Rehabilitation


2009 STL vs. LA 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000


2003 Johnson City .310 9 29 2 9 3 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 9 1 1 0 .414 .300 0

Peoria .203 48 133 8 27 1 0 0 10 4 1 0 10 0 44 1 1 4 .211 .257 4

2004 Palm Beach .174 108 287 22 50 5 0 1 24*13 2 1 6 0 94 1 2 8 .202 .193 8

Memphis .200 3 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 .200 .200 0

2005 Palm Beach .172 40 122 7 21 4 0 3 10 2 0 0 4 0 41 1 0 3 .279 .198 3

Springfield .333 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 .333 .500 0

2006 Palm Beach .133 9 30 0 4 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 2 0 11 0 0 0 .133 .188 1

Springfield .000 1 3 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000 0

2007 Springfield .500 45 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1.000 .500 0

2010 ST. LOUIS .000 56 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .000 .000 1

MINOR TOTALS .191 264 614 41 117 14 0 4 54 21 4 1 23 0 205 4 4 15 .233 .220 16

MAJOR TOTALS .000 137 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .000 .000 1

*Led league.


Pitcher .952 137 9 11 1 21 1

JASON MOTTE

MISC: Graduated from Valley Central High School in

Montgomery, NY where he played baseball and earned All-State

honors his junior and senior seasons...attended Iona College

(NY) and was ranked 10th in 2002 by Baseball America among

New England Collegiate League catchers...was married this

past off-season on 11/20/10 & he and his wife, Caitlin, reside in

Memphis, Tenn.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by St. Louis Cardinals in the 19th round (575th overall) of the June 2003 free-agent draft.

• On St. Louis disabled list (right shoulder sprain), August 4 to August 30, 2010; includes injury rehabilitation at Memphis (AAA).

Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina and reliever Jason Motte celebrate a Cardinals victory.

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53Full Name: Adam Robert Ottavino



Born: 11/22/85 at New York, New York

Opening Day Age: 25

M.L. Service: 0.117




ADAM OTTAVINO

2010 SEASON:

• Began the season at Memphis (AAA) and made his Major League debut in May, but spent most of the season on the disabled

list dealing with a right shoulder strain.

• Pitched in five games for St. Louis making three starts, going 0-2 in his starts.

• Posted a 5-3 record with a 3.97 ERA in nine starts at Memphis (AAA), winning his last three starts.

• Recalled on 5/29 and made his Major League debut that day at Wrigley Field, throwing a season-high 5.2 IP in a 5-0 loss.

• Made two more starts before being optioned to Memphis on 6/13. Was recalled again on 6/25 and appeared in two games in

relief before landing on the disabled list.

• Logged 4.1 IP in relief on 6/27 at KC, a season high for a Cardinals reliever.

• Was placed on the 15-day DL on 7/4 with a right shoulder strain, then transfered to the 60-day DL on 8/16.

• Was activated from DL on 9/29 but did not pitch in the team’s final five games.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Made one start for Italy in the World Baseball Classic vs.

VEN (3/10) and pitched three scoreless innings (H, BB, 3 SO)...led

Cardinals minor leaguers with 27 games started, fifth in innings

pitched (career-best 144.0), T-2nd with 119 strikeouts and T-8th

with seven wins...began season with nine consecutive losses,

but finished strong posting a 7-3 record beginning on

7/10...opposing batters hit just .197 (14-71) with RISP and two

outs...earned second round playoff win vs. SAC (9/16) tossing

six innings while tying a career-best nine strikeouts.

2008 – Made 24 starts for Springfield, his first experience at

Double-A...went 0-3 in his four April starts before landing on the

DL 4/29 with right shoulder inflammation...came off the DL on

5/10 ...in five June starts was 1-0 with a 3.27 ERA, his best month

of the season...pitched for Peoria in the Arizona Fall League,

making eight starts and went 3-1 with a 6.17 ERA.

2007 – Spent the entire season at Palm Beach, earning midseason

and postseason Florida State League All-Star honors... ranked

2nd in the FSL with a Palm Beach franchise record12 wins and

3rd with a 3.08 ERA and 128 strikeouts...his 27 starts ranked tied

for 2nd-most in the league (Tyler Norrick 1st with 28)...went 9-3

with a 2.73 ERA (82.1 IP / 25 ER) in 14 starts after the FSL All-

Star break...won six straight decisions spanning eight starts

from 6/20-7/28 (2.23 ERA)...named Florida State League Pitcher

of the Week for 6/25-7/1 as he tossed 14 shutout innings over

two starts...limited opponents to a .195 (29-for-149) batting

average w/runners in scoring position and .150 (9-for-60) BA

w/runners in scoring position and two outs...pitched the top of

the 3rd inning of the Florida State League All-Star Game and

allowed a run on two hits while fanning one...rated the Cardinals

6th-best prospect by Baseball America.

2006 – Did not allow an earned run in his first 19.2 professional

innings pitched...named New York-Penn League Pitcher of the

Week for 7/3-9 when he won two starts without allowing an

earned run in 12.1 IP while fanning 11.

MISC: Attended Northeastern University...was the second-highest

Major League draft pick in Northeastern history behind current

Chicago Cubs 1B Carlos Pena (10th overall by Texas in

1998)...was selected by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in the 30th

round of the 2003 MLB Draft but did not sign...attended Berkeley

Carroll High School in Brooklyn, NY, where he averaged 17

strikeouts per game over his junior and senior years...he threw

eight one-hitters in high school and once struck out 54 batters

over a three-game stretch...resides in Jupiter, Fla.


2006 State College 2-2 3.14 6 6 0 0 0 0 28.2 23 12 10 1 1 13 0 26 0 0 .211

Quad Cities 2-3 3.44 8 8 0 0 0 0 36.2 28 21 14 3 4 19 0 38 3 0 .211

2007 Palm Beach 12-8 3.08 27 27 1 0 0 0 143.1 130 63 49 10 8 63 0 128 6 0 .239

2008 Springfield 3-7 5.23 24 24 1 0 0 0 115.1 133 75 67 16 10 52 0 96 6 0 .291

2009 Memphis 7-12 4.75 27 27 0 0 0 0 144.0 141 80 76 12 10 82 1 119 13 1 .261

2010 Memphis 5-3 3.97 9 9 0 0 0 0 47.2 43 23 21 5 3 12 0 43 3 0 .239

ST. LOUIS 0-2 8.46 5 3 0 0 0 0 22.1 37 21 21 5 0 9 1 12 1 0 .370

MINOR TOTALS 31-35 4.14 101 101 2 0 0 0 515.2 498 274 237 47 36 241 1 450 31 1 .254

MAJOR TOTALS 0-2 8.46 5 3 0 0 0 0 22.1 37 21 21 5 0 9 1 12 1 0 .370


2010 ST. LOUIS .000 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 .000 .143 0

MAJOR TOTALS .000 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 .000 .143 0


Pitcher 1.000 5 3 1 0 4 0

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in the 30th round of the June 2003 free-agent draft, but did not sign.

• Selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1st round (30th overall) of the June 2006 free-agent draft.

• On St. Louis disabled list (right shoulder strain), July 4 - September 28, 2010.


Most IP (Starter): 5.2, 5/29 at Chicago.

Most IP (Relief): 4.1, 6/27 at Kansas City.

Most Strikeouts (Starter): 5, 5/29 at Chicago.

Most Strikeouts (Relief): 2, 6/27 at Kansas City.

Most Walks (Starter): 6, 5/29 at Chicago.

Most Walks (Relief): 1, 7/3 vs. Milwaukee.

Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 6, 6/12 at Arizona.

Most Runs Allowed (Relief): 5, 6/27 at Kansas City.

Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 9, 6/12 at Arizona.

Most Hits Allowed (Relief): 9, twice. Last: 7/3 vs. Milwaukee.

Most HRs Allowed: 3, 6/12 at Arizona.


Longest Losing Streak: 2 games, 5/29 - Present.

Last Start: 6/12/10 at Arizona.

Last Relief: 7/3 vs. Milwaukee.

ADAM OTTAVINO

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AUDRY PEREZ


82Full Name: Audris Joel Perez



Born: 12/23/88

at Sabana Grande de Palenque, Dominican Republic

Opening Day Age: 22

M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Signed by the Cardinals as a

non-drafted free agent on March 20, 2008.


2010 SEASON:

• Played in 45 games, starting 39 at catcher and six at designated hitter for Batavia (A).

• Named to the New York-Penn League All-Star National League squad but did not play in the game.

• Recorded the highest fielding percentage (.997, 321 TC, 1 E) among New York-Penn League catchers.

• Threw out 37.8% (14 SB-37 ATT) of attempted base stealers, ranking 3rd among New York-Penn League catchers.

• Led Batavia squad with a .315 BA (52-165) among players with at least 100 at-bats.

• Has a career .301 BA over three professional seasons and 481 at-bats.

• His 47 RBI ranked 2nd on the Batavia squad, eight behind the leader (Nick Longmire, 55) who played in 23 more games.

• Tallied an RBI in 25 of 45 games and did not go more than three games without an RBI.

• Had 16 multi-hit games and 13 multi-RBI games.

• Batted .356 (26-73) with runners in scoring position and crushed right-handed pitchers at a .350 clip (43-123).

• Ran off a 10-game hitting streak from 7/17-29 batting .359 (14-39) with a home run and 11 RBI.

• Hit second career pro grand slam vs. State College (8/31) off Colton Cain.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Played in 40 games at Johnson City (R), starting 13 at

catcher and 19 at designated hitter, splitting time with 2nd round

pick Robert Stock...recorded a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage

in 118 total chances but did not qualify for the league lead...tied

Edgar Lara for the team lead with nine home runs despite playing

in 24 less games (96 less at bats)...finished 5th on the team with

23 RBI and 22 runs scored.

2008 – Played in 50 games, starting with the Dominican Summer

League Cardinals and finishing up with four games in the Gulf

Coast League...won the team triple crown in the DSL by batting

.322 with 7 HR and 40 RBI, also led the team with 15 doubles and

a .525 slugging percentage...hit first professional grand slam vs.

DSL Mariners (8/6) off Bruno Mercedes...hit safely in 37-of-46

games...ranked 2nd in the DSL by throwing out 41 attempted

base stealers for a 44.6% efficiency...posted a 12-game hitting

streak from 7/23-8/11 batting .469 (23-49) with 3 HR and 16

RBI...batted .364 against left-handed pitchers and .316 against

right-handed pitchers...hit well in the clutch smacking a .357 BA

(20-56) with runners in scoring position and .438 w/RISP and 2

outs (7-16)...finished hot in August batting .429 earning a promotion

to the Gulf Coast League...batted .273 in four games in the GCL

with two RBI.

MISC: Named is pronounced (OW-dree)...resides in Santo

Domingo, Dominican Republic.


2008 DSL Cardinals .322 46 177 29 57 15 0 7 40 0 1 1 5 2 16 3 2 5 .525 .342 7

GCL Cardinals .273 4 11 0 3 0 0 0 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 .273 .308 0

2009 Johnson City .258 40 128 22 33 7 1 9 23 0 0 0 8 0 28 1 0 5 .539 .301 0

2010 Batavia .315 45 165 25 52 11 0 4 47 0 4 5 11 0 33 2 3 3 .455 .368 1

MINOR TOTALS .301 135 481 76 145 33 1 20 112 1 6 7 24 2 77 6 5 14 .499 .340 8

ALBERT PUJOLS

FIRST BASEMAN

5Full Name: Jose Alberto Pujols



Born: 1/16/80 at Santo Domingo, DR

Opening Day Age: 31





CAREER:

• Finished 2011 with a career batting average of .331 (1,900 hits), a .426 on base percentage and .624 slugging, the active MLB

leader in all three categories.

• Enters 2011 as one of just two active players with at least 6,000 plate appearances with a career batting average (.331) above

.330 - also Ichiro Suzuki (.331).

• Completed the decade as the N.L.’s triple crown winner, leading in BA (.334), HR’s (366) & RBI (1,112). Did so despite

playing in only 9 of those 10 seasons after breaking in as a rookie in 2001.

• Is the only player in Major League history to hit 30-or-more home runs in each of his first 10 seasons. The next longest start-

of-career streak is four seasons (Mark McGwire, 1987-90).

• Is only the second player in Major League history to have 10-straight 100 RBI seasons to begin his career (Hall of Famer Al

Simmons, 11 seasons).

• Season walk total rose every year but one through the 2009 season: from 69 in 2001 to a

career high 115 in 2009. Has walked over 100 times the last three seasons & posted more

walks than strikeouts in nine consecutive seasons.

• Enters the 2011 season ranked 2nd on the Cardinals all-time home run list with 408 behind

Stan Musial’s leading total of 475. He and Musial are the only Cardinals to hit over 400

home runs.

• Has 190 career game-winning RBI, tops among all players over the last 10 seasons and 47

more than his closest challenger (Alex Rodriguez, 143)...ranks T16th all-time (Sammy

Sosa) since the category began being tracked in 1974. His 312 go-ahead RBI over this

time span is tops as well (A. Rodriguez, 284).

• Was the unanimous selection for 2009 National League MVP as voted on by the BBWAA,

the sixth N.L. player to win by a unanimous vote and the sixth N.L. player to win in back-to-back seasons.

• The ‘09 MVP win was his second-straight and third award (also 2008 & 2005) in first nine seasons. Has appeared in the top-

10 on the NL MVP ballot in each of his 10 seasons. Pujols and Stan Musial (also three) are the only Cardinals to have won

multiple MVP awards.

• Albert Pujols was this past decade's leading MVP vote-getter at 2,640, followed by Barry Bonds (1,998) and Alex Rodriguez

(1,665).

• Was the National Leauge’s 2009 Hank Aaron Award winner which recognizes the most outstanding offensive performer in

each league as chosen by the fans.

• Led all MLB players in votes for the 2010 and 2009 All-Star Game. 2010 was his 6th time being voted in as a starter, 7th start

in an ASG (started as DH in 2008).

• Is Majors fastest player (806 games) to both 1,000 hits & 200 HR’s, passing Willie Mays’ mark of 825 games.

• Became the 2nd player in MLB history to hit 300 HRs in his first 8 seasons (Ralph Kiner).

• He is the second quickest to reach 250 career home runs since making ML debut, doing so in 5 years, 182 days (Kiner 5.128).

TOP 5 IN MVP VOTES

Player* Times in Top 5

1. Albert Pujols 9

2. Alex Rodriguez 63. David Ortiz 54. Lance Berkman 4

Vladimir Guerrero 4Ryan Howard 4Manny Ramirez 4

* Active Players

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ALBERT PUJOLS ALBERT PUJOLS

National League MVP: 2009, 2008, 2005

National League Batting Champion: 2003

National League Rookie of the Year: 2001

Roberto Clemente Award: 2008 (National), 2003 (St. Louis)

Hank Aaron Award: 2003, 2009

MLBPA Player’s Choice:

Player of the Year: 2009, 2008, 2003

Marvin Miller Man of the Year: 2006

N.L. Outstanding Player: 2009, 2008, 2003

N.L. Rookie of the Year: 2001

Silver Slugger: 2010 (1B), 2009 (1B), 2008 (1B), 2004 (1B), 2003 (OF),

2001 (3B)

Rawlings Gold Glove: 2006 (1B), 2010 (1B)

All-Star Game Selections:

2001, 2003*, 2004*, 2005*, 2006*, 2007, 2008*, 2009*, 2010*

*Denotes Starter

The Sporting News:

Player of the Year 2009, 2008, 2003

All-Star Team: 2009, 2008, 2005, 2004

Rookie of the Year: 2001

Baseball America:

Player of the Year: 2005

All-Star Team: 2004

Rookie of the Year, Baseball Weekly: 2001

Rookie of the Year, Baseball Digest: 2001

Negro Leagues

N.L. Oscar Charleston (MVP): 2009, 2008, 2005, 2003

Larry Doby Award (N.L. Rookie): 2001

N.L. Player of the Month (5 times):

May & June 2003, April 2006, April, June 2009, August 2010

N.L. Player of the Week (10 times):

September 17-23, 2001 (co-winner); July 1-7, 2002; April 28-May 4, 2003;

May 30-June 5, 2005 (co-winner); May 8-14, 2006 (co-winner);

July 9-15, 2007; August 18-24, 2008; September 22-28, 2008; April 20-26,

2009; June 15-21, 2009

N.L. Rookie of the Month (2 times):

April & May 2001

PUJOLS CAREER AWARDS & HONORS

• Is the youngest player to reach 250 career HRs (26 years, 258 days), ahead of Jimmie Foxx (26.269), Alex Rodriguez

(26.277), Eddie Mathews (26.320) and Mel Ott (27.094).

• Was the 2008 National League MVP as voted on by the BBWAA, his second selection (also 2005) in first eight seasons.

• Named the 2008 Roberto Clemente Award winner in recognition of both his outstanding play on the field and tireless work in

the community.

• Finished 2nd in N.L. MVP voting in 2006, his fifth-straight season finishing in the top three, including a 1st place finish in 2005.

• Was leading vote-getter for 2006 All-Star Game, earning his fourth career start in the Mid-Summer Classic.

• Earned his first Rawlings Gold Glove award in 2006, the first for a Cardinals first baseman since Keith Hernandez in 1982.

• Was voted his 2nd Rawlings Gold Glove award in 2010 and set MLB record for assists (185) by a first baseman in 2009.

• In 2006, became the Majors fastest player ever to 14 HR’s (24 team games), 15 HR (28 Games), and 19 HR (37 games). He

set ML record for April HR’s with 14 in 2006, which was tied by Alex Rodriguez in 2007.

• Led the Majors with 129 runs in 2005, becoming just the sixth player in baseball history, and the first since Pete Rose from

1974-76, to lead the major leagues in scoring three consecutive seasons. No one has ever done so in four straight seasons.

• Owns a .322 career postseason batting average (64-for-199), which ranks 13th all-time in MLB (min. 100 AB’s). His .359

career batting average in the NLCS ranks 6th among all players (min. 50 PA).

2010 SEASON:

• Led the NL in RBI (118) for the first time in his career, home runs (42) for the second consecutive season and second time in

his career, runs (115) for the second consecutive season and sixth time overall and extra base hits (86) second consecutive

and fourth overall. He was voted the recipient of the N.L. Silver Slugger award at first base for the third straight season.

• Ranked among NL leaders in batting (T5th, .312), hits (5th, 183), total bases (2nd, 350), doubles (8th, 39), walks (2nd, 103),

on-base percentage (2nd, .414) and slugging (3rd, .596).

• Clubbed his 400th home run on 8/26 at WSH off Jordan Zimmermann. Finished the season with 408 home runs, ranking 45th

all-time and with the most ever by a player in his first10 ML seasons. He and Stan Musial (475) are the only two Cardinals to

have hit 400 or more home runs while wearing the Birds-on-Bat.

• Was selected to his eighth consective (9th overall) National League All-Star team, the top vote getter in the Majors for the

second consecutive season. Started at first base and went 0-for-2.

• Had a .348 batting average w/RISP, ranking 4th in the NL and had the best night game batting average in the NL at .330.

• Batted .300 with 30 HR and 100 RBI for the 10th consecutive season adding to his own existing Major League record.

• Became the first Cardinals player in franchise history to have three consecutive 100-walk seasons and tied Stan Musial for

overall 100 walk seasons with three.

• Led the NL with six multi-HR games and passed Stan Musial on 9/12 for the Cardinals all-time lead of career multi-HR games,

which now stands at 39.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Was the unanimous winner of his 3rd N.L. MVP award...was named Player of the Year & N.L. Outstanding Player byMLBPA Player’s Choice...named Player of the Year by The

Sporting News and was also named to The Sporting News All-Star Team...was the N.L.’s Silver Slugger winner for first basemenas voted on by managers and coaches...named the NationalLeague’s Player of the Month for both April and June and alsonamed Player of the Week twice (once in April and June)...ledthe Majors with 47 home runs, just the 2nd Cardinal (MarkMcGwire, 1998-99) since 1940 (Johnny Mize) to lead MLB...alsoled the majors in runs (124) and slugging pct. (.658)...led theN.L. with a .443 on-base pct. and finished second among N.L.leaders in doubles (45) and was third in BA (.327) and RBI(135)...was the Cardinal’s “Triple Crown” winner for the 5th-straight season and 8th time in nine years...just the 2nd playerin MLB history to have 100 RBI in each of his first nine seasons,joining Hall of Famer Al Simmons (11)...was top vote-getter forthe 80th All-Star Game hosted in St. Louis...took part in HRDerby, advancing to 2nd round after winning “swing-off” tie-breaker following 1st round...led the team in batting average(.327) for a 9th consecutive season- no other Cardinal has everdone so [S. Musial 1946-52 and R. Hornsby 1919-25 did so inseven consecutive seasons]...batted .588 (10-17) with basesloaded, setting Cardinals single-season (5) and career (11)records for grand slams...had a team single-season record (44)intentional walks, surpassing his record 34 from 2008 and settingMLB record for RHB...led Cardinals team and all MLB firstbasemen with his 16 stolen bases...set MLB record with 185assists as first baseman, securing it on last day of season,surpassing Boston’s Bill Buckner (184 in 1985) for the topspot...had club single-game record 21 putouts 6/23 at NYM...his1st-inning home run on 5/21 vs. CHI knocked the “I” out of theBig Mac Land sign in left field...underwent arthroscopic surgeryon his right elbow for debridement of bone spurs and removalof bone chips on 10/20, performed in Birmingham, Ala.,

by Dr. James Andrews. 2009 POSTSEASON – Went 3-for-10in three games during the Division Series games vs. LosAngeles...was 2-for-4 in Game 3, driving in the team’s lone run.

2008 – All-Star first baseman earned his 2nd N.L. MVP award...was named Player of the Year by both MLBPA Player’s Choiceand The Sporting News...named the 2008 Roberto ClementeAward winner in recognition of both his outstanding play on thefield and tireless work in the community...recipient of the NationalLeague’s Silver Slugger Award for first basemen...selected asthe first baseman on The Sporting News All-Star team in a voteby players...named N.L. Oscar Charleston winner by the NegroLeagues Baseball Museum as the most outstanding player inthe N.L...was the team’s “Triple Crown” winner for the 4th straightseason and 7th time in 8 years...trailed only Atlanta’s C. Jones(.364) for M.L. batting lead at .357 as his season BA was above.341 since 4/9...was elected (by MLB players) to his 7th All-Stargame and was the starting DH, going 2-3 before his exit...batted.411 vs. LHP, the highest in the Majors...ranked 1st in the Majorsin SLG pct. and OPS (1.114) and 2nd in on-base pct....led theteam and was 2nd in the National League with a .339 avg. withrunners in scoring position...led the team with 16 game-winningRBI, T3rd in Majors...led the team with 44 doubles, 4th-most inthe N.L....had 17 games with three or more hits and led St. Louiswith 56 multi-hit games, 4th in the league...ranked 5th in theN.L. with an 11.9 strikeout per plate app. ratio, fanning just54 times... batted .335 on the road, tops in the Majors andhis .380 home average was 2nd..hit .380 in the day to leadN.L. and .346 at night to rank 2nd...hit career HR # 300 on7/4 vs. CHI (off B. Howry) - the 2nd player in M.L. history tohit 300 HRs in his first 8 seasons (Ralph Kiner)...homeredon 9/1, for his 30th on the season and has had 30 or morehomers in all 8 of his MLB seasons...collected his 100th RBIon 9/11, just the 3rd player in MLB history to have 100 RBIin each of first 8 seasons...walked for the 100th time on

• Hit 40 home runs for the sixth time in his career. His 30th HR on 8/15 vs. CHI marked his ML record 10th consecutive season

to start a career with 30 HR per season.

• Had 20 HR and 60 RBI pre-All Star break for the 8th time in his career. Ranked first in the majors with 60 runs post-All Star

break and was first in the NL with 21 HR post-All Star break.

• Tallied 180 hits for the fourth consecutive season and ninth overall.

• Led the Cardinals with14 stolen bases, 2nd among MLB first basemen (Votto, 16).

• Led the Majors with 21 game-winning RBI.

• Batted in the No. 4 position in the lineup on 5/17, the first time since 5/3/03, a span of 1,045 games in the No. 3 slot, which was

the active MLB record at the time it stopped.

• Was issued a Major League-leading 38 intentional walks, a total which surpassed the team total for 17 Major League clubs.

He currently ranks 2nd among active players with 236. Established a single-game high with 3 IBBs at WSH on 8/26.

• Led the Majors with 19 two strike home runs and has the most (131) in MLB during his 10-year career.

• Led the Cardinals with 27 multiple-RBI games and 20 defensive fielding gems.

• Scored three or more runs in a game six times, and the Cardinals have gone 55-1 when he scores three-or-more runs in a

game (only loss, 8/26/10 at WSH).

• Honored as Pepsi’s Major League Baseball Clutch Performer in the month of April.

• Hit three home runs in a game at CHI (5/30), the fourth time in his career and first time since 2006 that he had done so.

• Passed Ozzie Smith (876) for 2nd all-time for Cardinals walks on 7/24 and currently has 914.

• Had a career-high 11-game walkless streak from 7/28-8/9.

• Scored a run in 11 consecutive games from 7/31 to 8/13 and 19 of 20 dates. The 11-game streak was the second longest in

his career (13) and the second longest in the majors in 2010.

• Named National League Player of the Month for August batting .379 with 11 HR and 23 RBI.

• Hit his 94th home run at Busch Stadium III on 8/21, tying his mark for home runs in one ballpark with Busch Stadium II (94).

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2005: Continued his elite play and was rewarded with the National

League Most Valuable Player Award, the 15th Cardinal to win

the prestigious award since its 1931 inception and first since

Willie McGee in 1985...received 18 of 32 first-place votes...named

Baseball America Major League Player of the Year and recipient

of the Oscar Charleston Award, the MVP Award presented by

Negro League Museum...chosen as first baseman on All-Busch

Stadium Team in fan balloting, selected over finalists Orlando

Cepeda, Jack Clark, Keith Hernandez and Mark McGwire...voted

as first baseman on the Major League Baseball Latino Legends

Team in balloting of fans...was the St. Louis Baseball co-Man of

the Year with Chris Carpenter as voted on by the St. Louis chapter

of the BBWAA...was named the first baseman on The Sporting

News N.L. All-Star team...finished 2nd in the N.L. in BA (.330)

and vs. RHPs (.340)...was 1st with a .349 road BA, 6th with .330

day & 3rd with .330 night BA... ranked 2nd N.L. in slugging (.609)

and on-base pct. (.430)...tied for N.L.-best in multi-hit games

with 57 (Eckstein-STL, Cabrera-FLA)...ranked 2nd in N.L. with

20 game-winning RBI and 1st with 36 go-ahead RBI...scored his

600th career run 8/13 at CHI on his 33rd HR, a two-run shot in

the 3rd...his 65 strikeouts ranked as fewest in baseball among

players with 40 or more HR’s...ranked 6th in the N.L. with 97

walks and had N.L.-high 27 intentional walks ...led the team in

steals (16) and collected 1st career two-steal game 7/27 at SD...

the last Cardinals first baseman to lead team in SB’s was G.

Jefferies (46 in 1993)...held hitless in series (CHI 7/22-24) for

first time since 4/18-20/03 vs. ARI...was also hitless 8/8-10 at

MIL & 9/27-28 vs. HOU...made his fourth All-Star appearance

in five seasons, starting as DH and had a single in two AB’s...went

hitless 7/6 to end a 17-game streak and also had 16-game hit

streak 4/19-5/5...reached base safely in 72 of 77 road starts with

hits in 60 of those 77 games. 2005 POSTSEASON - Was 5-

for-9 (.556) with four walks (3 intentional), four runs and two RBI

in the three-game sweep of SD in the Division Series....collected

a hit, walk and run in each of the 3 games, with two two-hit

outings...had a team-high 6 RBI and matched a team-high with

seven hits in the NLCS vs. HOU, batting .304...belted a game-

winning, 3-run homer with two outs in the 9th inning of Game 5

at HOU off Brad Lidge to send the series to a Game 6...went 0-

for-4 in Game 6 to end a seven-game hitting streak in NLCS

games dating to 2004...was 12-for-28 (.429) over the course of

that streak with four multi-hit games.

2004: Continued his offensive prowess and displayed a solid

glove in his first season as the full-time first baseman...finished

3rd in N.L. Most Valuable Player balloting and is the 2nd Cardinal

to finish in the top five in MVP voting four straight years, joining

Stan Musial (five straight, 1948-52)...earned the Silver Slugger

Award at first base, his third award at three different positions

(2003-OF, 2001-3B)...was named the first baseman on The

Sporting News N.L. All-Star team...was voted the starting first

baseman for the N.L. at the All-Star Game in Houston and went

2-3 with a pair of doubles and two RBI...finished season ranked

1st in the N.L. in total bases (389) and runs (133), 3rd in RBI

(123) and 5th in batting (.331)...was N.L. leader with 34 go-

ahead RBI and 20 GWRBI...belted a then career-high 46 home

runs (T2nd) and his 28 road homers topped the N.L....eight of

last nine hits of the season were doubles, the first Cardinal with

back-to-back 50+

doubles in a

seasons since Joe

Medwick in 1936-

37...finished with an

MLB-high 99 extra-

base hits...tops

among N.L. first

basemen w/ 1,458

putouts, 1,582 total

chances and 136

double plays...his

.343 batting avg.

with runners in

scoring position

ranked 4th in the

NL...reached base

by hit or walk in 141

of 154 games (92%) for the year...batted .359 (113-for-315) in

the season’s final three months...tied for team lead with 52 multi-

hit games , including seven games with four-plus hits (5-four hit,

2-five hit)...batted .287 (25-for-87) in April, his first sub-.300 month

since June of 2002 (.284)...hit a walk-off HR in the 10th inning

on 6/17 vs. Reds for third game ending HR of his career and

ended a season-long, 10-game homerless streak...hit three HRs

and was 5-for-5 at CHI on 7/20, matching then career high in

hits and RBI (five) and setting career marks with three HRs and

four runs scored and his homer in the 9th was GWer as the

Cards rallied from deficits of 7-1 and 8-2 for an 11-8 win...solo

HR on 7/23 vs. SF broke up D. Hermanson’s no-hitter and

shutout in the 7th inn...his 29 RBI in August ranked tied first in

NL and his 12 HRs ranked second...HRed (#46-career high) on

9/26 at COL to join J. DiMaggio & T. Williams as only players to

reach 500 RBI in first four seasons...received two non-invasive

treatments in the offseason, called OssaTron treatments, to

remedy the plantar fasciitis in his left heel that bothered him in

the second half of season. 2004 POSTSEASON - Combined

to go 24-for-58 (.414) with six home runs, 14 RBI and 14 runs

in the postseason...the six home runs were a Cardinals

postseason record...went 5-for-15 (.333) with two home runs

and five RBI in four Division Series games vs. LA...drove in the

division series clinching run in Game 4 with a three-run home

run off Wilson Alvarez at LA...was named the Most Valuable

Player of the League Championship Series after batting .500

(14-for-28) with four home runs, nine RBI and 10 runs scored

vs. HOU...the 14 hits and 28 total bases were NLCS records...was

the fifth player in LCS history to bat .500 or better in a series,

joining Chris Chambliss-NYY (1976), Will Clark-SF (1989), Javy

Lopez-ATL (1996) and Eddie Perez-ATL (1999)...batted .333

(5-15) in four World Series games vs. BOS.

2003 – Posted one of the best individual seasons in Cardinals

history, batting .359 with 43 home runs, 124 RBI and 137 runs

scored...also collected 212 hits, including 51 doubles....claimed

a host of postseason awards and honors: voted by his peers as

the Players Choice Major League Player of the Year, as well as

the National League’s Outstanding Player...was named the Major

League Player of the Year by The Sporting News, received the

Hank Aaron Award (voted by broadcasters) as the league’s best

hitter, and the Silver Slugger Award (voted by managers and

ALBERT PUJOLS ALBERT PUJOLS

9/23 vs. ARI, his 1st 100-walk season...finished 3rd in M.L. w/104

walks and led the Majors with 34 intentional walks, setting a

then Cardinals single-season record...scored his 100th run with

a solo HR on 9/27 vs. CIN, the 7th time in eight seasons to score

100 runs...reached base safely by hit, walk and/or HBP in 136

of 148 games...named NL Player of the Week 8/18-24 and the

last week of the season, 9/22-28...his .996 fielding pct. was T1st

in the N.L., finished 2nd in the league with 135 assists and his

six errors ranked as T2nd fewest among everyday first basemen...

appeared at 2B on 4/22 at MIL-- first career appearance there

(reg. season) & first since 2001 All-Star Game (defensive

replacement for Jeff Kent)...had 42-game streak of reaching

base come to an end on 5/16 vs. TB - had reached base in

every game played from Opening Day through 5/15, the best

start in Majors since 1999 (D. Jeter - 53 games)...on the DL

6/12-25 with a strained left calf...went 4-for-4 on 8/30 at HOU

and was triple shy of cycle, collecting his 1,500th hit in that game

- 14th Cardinal ever to reach 1,500 hits...hit safely in 7-straight

AB’s 9/23-26 (three games) and reached base safely in 11

straight plate appearances, not counting a sac fly on 9/25...had

surgery on Oct. 13, by team physician, Dr. George Paletta, on

his right elbow, a procedure that included decompression and

transposition of

the ulnar nerve.

2007 – Hit 32

homers and had

103 RBI to extend

his record of 30-

homer & 100 RBI

seasons to begin

a career to seven

...finished one run

shy of 7th-straight

100-run scored

season...played in

each of team’s

first 106 games

(105 starts) and

played in 158 of

162 total (153

starts)...played in his 1,000th career game on 6/18 vs.

KC...finished 6th in the National League with a .327 batting

average with his .358 road batting average tops in MLB... had

the 3rd highest on-base percentage in the N.L. at .429... finished

9th in National League MVP voting...collected 59 multi-hit games

to lead the team and rank T3rd in the N.L...batted .367 vs. left-

handed pitchers, 4th-best in the N.L...went a career-best 109-

consecutive plate appearances beginning 8/31 before striking

out in the 5th on 9/30 at PIT, the longest active streak in the

Majors...ranked 5th among NL batters in most plate appearances

(11.71) per strikeout...batted .411 during Interleague

games...reached by hit or walk in 25 of 26 June games and had

20 RBI in June...had five K’s 6/8-9, the 3rd time he’d had 5 Ks

in a two-game span in his career (7/7-8/01 at CLE, 9/25-26/01

at HOU)... named the N.L.’s Player of the Week 7/9-15...had 5-

game HR streak, 7-game RBI streak and 9-game hitting streak

end 8/23 vs. FLA...the career-best 5-game HR streak tied club

single-season record...made first start since 9/17 on 9/24 at MIL

(strained left calf).

2006 – Produced 6th straight season with .300 BA, 100 runs,

30 HR & 100 RBI...ranked 2nd in the N.L. in HR’s (49) and RBI

(137) and 3rd in BA (.331)...led N.L. in SLG pct. (.671)...led the

Majors with 25 GWRBI with 19 of those via HR’s; the most since

Willie Mays (19 -1962) in SABR data going back to 1957...was

tied for second in the Majors with 34 go-ahead RBI...hit a ML-

leading 23 go-ahead home runs...was the recipient of 2006

Players Choice Marvin Miller Man of the Year Award...was

selected as finalist for Roberto Clemente and Hank Aaron Awards

by MLB...set a career-high with 49 HR’s and 137 RBI...had 5th

season of 350 or more TB’s...homered in his final at-bat of the

season for HR #250 of his career...joined Jim Bottomley (1924-

29) as the lone Cards with six consecutive 100 RBI seasons...

scored 100 runs for 6th-straight season...became the fastest

among active players to reach the 2,000 total base mark, doing

so 7/3 at ATL with a double and HR in his 854th game - Nomar

Garciaparra ranks 2nd (869 games)...combined for 2 HR’s & 6

RBI 5/28-29 as he became 3rd fastest in ML to 25 HR’s...became

3rd fastest to 20 HR behind Luis Gonzalez (‘01-40 games) and

Mickey Mantle (1956-41 games)...became the majors fastest

player ever to 19 HR (37 games), 15 HR (28 games) and 14

HR (24 games)...belted 14th HR on 4/29 to set ML record for

April HR’s...tied Todd Helton (3,003 AB’s) for 2nd fastest to 1,000

career hits among active players when he connected for 2-run

HR off Cubs’ Jerome Williams 4/21 at Busch... finished among

N.L. 1st base fielding leaders in chances and fielding pct., making

just six errors and was rewarded with his first ever Rawlings

Gold Glove award...played for the Dominican Republic team in

the inaugural World Baseball Classic...struck out for the first time

during spring training on 3/27, his first strikeout in an exhibition

game since 3/31/04 vs. MON - 77 Grapefruit League AB’s and

87 PA’s between K’s...began 2006, hitting two HRs along with

two walks and SF on Opening Day 4/3 at PHI and scored three

times with four RBI...it was the first-ever Cards Opening Day

multi-HR game...his 3-HR game on 4/16 ended with walk-off

shot, becoming only the 8th player ever to cap off a 3-homer

game with walk off...named N.L. co-Player of the Week for 5/8-

14...suffered strained right oblique muscle on 6/3 and was DLed

6/4 for first time in career...at the time of his injury, Albert was

ML leader in HRs (25), RBI (65), runs (52), total bases (139),

SLG (.751), OPS (1.193) and BA w/RISP (.523)...he had scored

or driven in 92 (34 pct.) of the team’s 271 runs before his

injury...returned to active roster 6/22 after missing 15 games

and was 4-for-4 on 6/23 at DET...hit 3-run HR on 7/2 that tied

Ray Lankford (228) for 3rd on all-time STL HR list...had a career

high 7 RBI on 8/22 at NY, with 2 HR’s - including his 5th career

grand slam. 2006 POSTSEASON – Took part in his 5th

postseason and earned his first World Series championship...led

the team with three HR’s, 11 runs and 13 walks in the

postseason...doubled and scored in WS Game 3...hit 2-run

homer in 3rd inning of WS Game 1 at Detroit and also scored

in the 6th after a walk...his solo homer in the 4th inning was the

first run for STL in Game 5 of NLCS ...had single, double and

scored 3 times in LCS Game 2 win...singled twice in both Game

3 and 6 of LCS... blasted 2-run HR in the 3rd inning of DS Game

1 at San Diego for the GWRBI ...had double, 2 singles and

GWRBI in DS Game 2.

GAME-WINNING RBI - Since 2001

Player GWRBI

1. Albert Pujols 190

2. Alex Rodriguez 1433. Vladimir Guerrero 1404. David Ortiz 1395. Bobby Abreu 132

GO-AHEAD RBI - Since 2001

Player GARBI

1. Albert Pujols 312

2. Alex Rodriguez 2843. Vladimir Guerrero 2784. David Ortiz 2605. Bobby Abreu 256

MOST HR’S FIRST 10 SEASONS*

Player HRs Years

1. Albert Pujols 408 2001-10

2. Alex Rodriguez 381 1994-033. Eddie Mathews 370 1952-614. Ralph Kiner 369 1946-555. Adam Dunn 354 2001-10

MOST RBI FIRST 10 SEASONS*

Player RBI Years

1. Lou Gehrig 1452 1923-342. Al Simmons 1287 1924-333. Joe DiMaggio 1277 1936-484. Ted Williams 1261 1939-515. Albert Pujols 1230 2001-10

*Starting with rookie qualifying season.courtesy Elias Sports Bureau

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ALBERT PUJOLS

coaches)...finished second to Barry Bonds in balloting for the

N.L. Most Valuable Player Award for the second straight

year...played in his second All-Star Game and led all N.L. players

in fan balloting, collecting 2,030,702 votes...became the first

Cardinal since Willie McGee in 1990 to win the N.L. batting title,

edging Colorado’s Todd Helton, .35871 to .35849. It was the

tightest race in N.L. history and the third-closest in Major League

history...at 23, became the youngest N.L. batting champion since

LA’s Tommy Davis (also 23) in 1962 -- Albert was the first right-

hander to win the race since Colorado’s Andres Galarraga in

1993...was the first Cardinal right-hander to win the batting title

since Joe Torre in 1971...also led the majors in runs, doubles,

extra-base hits (95) and total bases (394)...paced the N.L. in

hits and multi-hit games (63)...joined Rogers Hornsby as the

only players in Cardinals history to record 40 homers and 200

hits in the same season...Hornsby did so in 1922, when he hit

42 homers and had a club-record 250 hits...394 total bases

ranked fourth in club history and he became the first Redbird to

lead the N.L. in total bases since Torre (352) did so in his 1971

MVP season...ranked

second in the N.L. in

slugging pct. (.667)

and third in on-base

pct. (.439) and was

fourth in home runs

and RBI...became

the first Cardinal to

collect 50 doubles in

a season since Stan

Musial (53) in 1953...

his 212-hit season

marked the Cards’ first 200-hit campaign since Willie McGee

led the league with 216 in 1985...batted a league-best .376 at

night and .330 in the daylight (5th in N.L.)...hit .350 vs. RHP and

.387 vs. LHP (both 2nd in N.L.), and posted a .388 mark at

home (2nd) and .331 on the road (5th)...tied for the N.L. lead

with 22 homers on the road...struck out only 65 times in 685

plate appearances (once every 10.54 PAs)...compiled a 30-

game hitting streak, 7/12-8/16 - the longest streak in the majors

in 2003 and was the Cardinals’ longest streak since Stan Musial

hit in 30 straight in 1950...batted .390 (46-for-118) and had eight

home runs, 26 RBI and 29 runs scored during the streak...ranked

fifth in the majors with 32 go-ahead RBI and he tied for the

N.L. lead with 21 game-winning RBI...led the N.L. with 63 multi-

hit games, including a league-best six four-hit contests...of his

43 homers, 29 came as left fielder (three shy of Stan Musial’s

club record of 32 by LF in 1951)...his 15 infield hits ranked

second on the club (Edgar Renteria, 19)...was named N.L.

Player of the Week for 4/28-5/4...collected his 100th hit on

6/21, becoming the fastest Cardinal (73 team games) to reach

that mark since Joe Torre did so in 71 games in 1971...batted

.345 with 10 HR and 26 RBI to win N.L. May Player of Month

honors...was again voted N.L. Player of the Month for June

(.429 BA/8 HR/29 RBI)...hit his 100th career home run on 7/20

at LA, becoming just the fourth player in ML history to hit 100

homers in his first three seasons... collected 100th RBI and

100th run on 8/7, becoming the first player in ML history to

have 30 HRs, 100 runs & 100 RBI in each of first three

seasons...hit his first

career game-ending

home run in 8/12 win

vs. SD...returned to

lineup on 8/22 after

having missed four

games due to both the

flu and a two-gm.

league suspension --

had his 30-game hitting

streak snapped that

night, going 0-for-5

...collected his 200th hit

of the season on 9/16

vs. MIL...hit his 43rd HR on 9/20 vs. HOU - a game-winning

shot in the 13th.

2002 – Not only did Albert avoid the “sophomore slump” in his

second season, but he again led the Cardinals in nearly every

major offensive category...in 2001 he became the first Redbird

in 40 years to lead the club in batting, homers, RBI and runs

scored, and he did it again in 2002, batting .314 with 34 HRs,

127 RBI and 118 runs...became the first player in Major League

history to hit at least .300 with 30 home runs, 100 RBI and 100

runs scored in each of his first two big league seasons...finished

second in BBWAA balloting for N.L. MVP...received 26 second-

place votes, as he and unanimous MVP Barry Bonds were the

only two players named on all 32 ballots...after finishing fourth

in 2001 MVP voting, Albert became the first Cardinal since Stan

Musial in 1950-51 to finish in the top four in the MVP race in

back-to-back years...Musial finished second in both 1950 and

‘51...was named St. Louis Baseball Man of the Year by the St.

Louis chapter of the BBWAA...ranked second in N.L. in both

runs and RBI, was seventh in batting average, eighth in doubles

and 10th in home runs...batted .335 (94-for-281) with 13 HRs

and a league-leading 61 RBI after the All-Star Break...the 22-

year-old hit safely in all 52 of St. Louis’ series and in 118 of his

157 games played...his starts were at LF (101), 3B (37), 1B (15),

and DH (2)...also played in RF and at shortstop...finished fourth

in the league in hits (185) and his 53 multi-hit games ranked

fifth... sported a .340 BA (105-for-309) in road games (2nd in

the N.L.)... became just the 5th Cardinal with back-to-back 30-

HR seasons and just the second (Ray Jablonski) to begin his

career with consecutive 100-RBI seasons...is the first Cardinal

to begin his career with back-to-back 20-homer seasons...had

73 RBI in 80 games after 7/1...had 49 RBI and 11 HRs in his

last 49 games... tied for second in the N.L. with 24 June RBI...was

the N.L. Player of the Week for 7/1-7...HR #30 and RBI #100

came 8/27 [1] at CIN...finished second in the N.L. in RBI in

August (32) and batted .368 (43-for-117) for the month. 2002

POSTSEASON – Went 3-for-10 in the Division Series vs.

Arizona...was 5-for-19 in the League Championship Series vs.

San Francisco and homered off Kirk Rueter in the 5th inning of

Game 1.

2001 – In just his second professional season, Albert posted

one of the finest rookie seasons in baseball history...played a

team-high 161 games and led the club with a .329 batting

average, 194 hits, 37 HRs, 47 doubles, 130 RBIs and 112 runs

scored...in voting by the BBWAA, was named National League

Rookie of the Year...became just the ninth unanimous selection

in league history...finished fourth in voting for N.L. Most Valuable

Player - the highest finish by a rookie in either league since Fred

Lynn won the A.L. honor in 1975...was chosen as Major League

Rookie of the Year by Baseball America and was named the

top N.L. rookie by Baseball Weekly, The Sporting News, Baseball

Digest and the Players’ Choice Awards...was named the third

baseman on the Topps’ Rookie All-Star Team...posted a .610

slugging percentage and received the N.L. Silver Slugger Award

for the top slugging mark among third basemen...set Cardinals

rookie records for home runs, doubles, RBI, extra-base hits,

runs and total bases (360)...established N.L. rookie marks for

RBI, extra-base hits and total bases...became just the fourth

rookie in major league history, and the first National Leaguer,

to hit at least .300 with 30 home runs, 100 RBI and 100 runs

scored...became the first Cardinal do it since Stan Musial batted

.330 with 35 homers, 126 RBIs and 120 runs in 1952...was the

first Redbird in 40 years to lead the club in batting, homers, RBI

and runs scored (Ken Boyer last did it in 1961)...became the

first Cardinal since Ted Simmons in 1973 (.310/13/91) to win

the club’s Triple Crown, and only the second rookie in club history

to do it after Rogers Hornsby in 1916...tied Montreal’s Orlando

Cabrera for the N.L. lead with 21 game-winning RBI...batted

.336 (93-for-277) with 16 HRs and a team-leading 64 RBI after

the All-Star Break... batted .354 (103-for-291) with 18 homers

and 64 RBI in 82 home games...hit safely in 69 of 82 home

contests and his home batting average ranked as the fourth-

best in the N.L...the 21-year-old hit safely in 50 of 52 series and

in 121 of his 156 starts-starts were at 3B (52), LF (37), RF (33),

1B (31), and DH (2)...is believed to be the first major leaguer to

make 30 starts at four positions in a season...made the club out

of spring training when B. Bonilla was placed on the D.L. with a

strained left hamstring ...led the club with 34 total bases in the

spring and was second on the club in doubles (6) and batting

average (.349)...made his major league debut by starting in left

field on Opening Day (4/2) at COL and went 1-for-3...hit first

M.L. homer on 4/6 at ARI and had three hits and three RBI...

on 4/9, became first Cardinals rookie since 1954 (Wally Moon)

to hit a home run in the club’s home opener...put his name in

the record books by tying the major league rookie record for

HRs (8) in the month of April with his solo shot off John Franco

in the eighth inning on 4/28 (shares April record with Kent Hrbek-

1982 and Carlos Delgado-1994)...followed up a strong April with

a .333 average, eight homers and 24 RBI in May, earning his

second straight N.L. Rookie of the Month honor...his biggest

slump of the year came on the club’s nine-game road trip entering

the All-Star break when he went just 2-for-33 (0-for-12 with

RISP), as his season batting average slipped from .354 to .323

on the nine-game trip...became the first Cardinals rookie to make

the N.L. All-Star squad since LHP Luis Arroyo in 1955 and the

first rookie since 3B Eddie Kazak (‘49) to actually play in the

game...entered the game in the eighth inning and played second

base for Jeff Kent and walked on a full-count slider from SEA’s

Jeff Nelson in his lone plate appearance...had home run for the

first time in 93 at-bats on 7/14 vs. DET, setting the Cardinals

rookie HR record with his 22nd of the season...had career-best

17-game hitting streak (.406), and a 13-game run-scoring streak

snapped 8/17...hit a 439-foot solo blast over Cinergy Field’s

“Black Monster” 8/20 for HR #29...lined his 31st HR on 8/29 vs.

SD and became only the second Cardinals rookie to reach 100

RBI, joining Ray Jablonski, who in 1953 had 112 RBIs as a

rookie...blasted his first career grand slam for his 20th game-

winning-RBI on 9/21 at PIT...finished the game with his second

five-RBI game of the week and set the N.L. rookie record for

extra-base hits with 83, surpassing Johnny Fredericks’ (Brooklyn)

1929 record of 82...set a pair of rookie records on 10/2 at MIL,

including the N.L. record for total bases (353), breaking Richie

Allen’s 1964 mark of 352. also set the Cardinals’ rookie record

for runs scored (110) in that game. 2001 POSTSEASON –

Struggled in his first trip to the postseason, batting just .111 (2-

for-18) in the five-game Division Series vs. ARI...poked a two-

out, two-run, opposite-field homer in the first inning of Game 2

off Randy Johnson, as the Cards went on to win 4-1 and even

the series at a game apiece.

2000 – In his first season of professional baseball, Pujols made

a quick climb through the Cardinals system and completed the

year by being named the organization’s Minor League Player

of the Year...his combined statistics included a .314 batting

average, 19 home runs and 96 RBIs...ranked among the

organizational leaders in nearly every offensive category, including

hits (1st-

154), doubles (1st-41), slugging percentage (3rd-.543), batting

average (3rd), RBIs (3rd), homers (T5th), triples (T5th-7) and

runs scored (6th-74)...spent the majority of the season at Class-

A Peoria and earned numerous postseason awards, including

three from Baseball America, which named Pujols the Midwest

League’s best batting prospect, top defensive third baseman

and owner of the circuit’s best infield arm...was named Most

Valuable Player of the Midwest League, despite missing the last

month of the league’s campaign...led the circuit in slugging

percentage (.565) and finished second in batting (.324) and

fourth in extra-base hits (55)...was selected to the Midwest

League All-Star Game and teamed with Hall of Famer Tony

Perez to win the pregame home run-hitting contest...his 41

doubles tied for 10th among all minor league players in 2000...

ranked sixth among all minor league third basemen with a .314

overall batting average...struck out only 47 times in 544 plate

appearances in the regular season...was promoted to Class-A

Potomac in August...made the jump to Triple-A Memphis at

season’s end and played three regular-season games...shifted

from third base for the first time and played two games in left

field...was a part of Memphis’ postseason run, and batted .302

RARE ROOKIES

In 2001 Albert Pujols became just the fourth rookie in MajorLeague baseball history to post a .300 batting average with30 home runs, 100 RBI and 100 runs scored.

Player, Team Year Avg HR RBI Runs

Hal Trosky Sr., CLE 1934 .330 35 142 117Ted Williams, BOS 1939 .327 31 145 131Walt Dropo, BOS 1950 .322 34 144 101 Albert Pujols, STL 2001 .329 37 130 112

YOuNGEST TO 1000 RBI

(Players who started career after 1920, which

is first season RBI is an official statistic)

Player Age

1. Mel Ott 27.0872. Jimmie Foxx 27.2333. Alex Rodriguez 28.2824. Ken Griffey, Jr. 28.2985. Lou Gehrig 28.3016. Hank Aaron 29.0767. Al Simmons 29.0828. Albert Pujols 29.099

* courtesy Elias Sports Bureau

HOME RuNS IN AGE GROuP

Most home runs by active playersunder the age of 32:Player HRs DOB

1. Albert Pujols 408 1/16/80

2. Adam Dunn 354 11/9/793. Adrian Beltre 278 4/7/794. Mark Teixeira 275 4/11/805. Ryan Howard 253 11/19/79

* courtesy Elias Sports Bureau

ALBERT PUJOLS

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2000 Peoria .324 109 395 62 128 32 6 17 84 0 2 5 38 7 37 2 4 10 *.565 .389 19

Potomac .284 21 81 11 23 8 1 2 10 1 0 0 7 0 8 1 1 3 .481 .341 3

Memphis .214 3 14 1 3 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 .286 .267 0

2001 ST. LOUIS .329 161 590 112 194 47 4 37 130 1 7 9 69 6 93 1 3 21 .610 .403 20

2002 ST. LOUIS .314 157 590 118 185 40 2 34 127 0 4 9 72 13 69 2 4 20 .561 .394 11

2003 ST. LOUIS *.359 157 591 *137 *212 *51 1 43 124 0 5 10 79 12 65 5 1 13 .667 .439 4

2004 ST. LOUIS .331 154 592 *133 196 51 2 46 123 0 9 7 84 12 52 5 5 21 .657 .415 10

2005 ST. LOUIS .330 161 591 *129 195 38 2 41 117 0 3 9 97 *27 65 16 2 19 .609 .430 14

2006 ST. LOUIS .331 143 535 *119 177 33 1 49 137 0 3 4 92 *28 50 7 2 20 *.671 *.431 6

2007 ST. LOUIS .327 158 565 99 185 38 1 32 103 0 8 7 99 22 58 2 6 *27 .568 .429 8

2008 ST. LOUIS .357 148 524 100 187 44 0 37 116 0 8 5 104 *34 54 7 3 16 *.653 .462 6

2009 ST. LOUIS .327 160 568 *124 186 45 1 *47 135 0 8 9 115 *44 64 16 4 23 *.658 *.443 13

2010 ST. LOUIS .312 159 587 *115 183 39 1 *42 *118 0 6 4 103 *38 76 14 4 23 .596 .414 4

MAJOR TOTALS .331 1558 5733 1186 1900 426 15 408 1230 1 61 73 914 236 646 75 34 203 .624 .426 96

* Led league.


2001 STL vs. ARI .111 5 18 1 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 .278 .200 1

2002 STL vs. ARI .300 3 10 3 3 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 .500 .462 1

2004 STL vs. LA .333 4 15 4 5 0 0 2 5 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 .733 .444 0

2005 STL vs. SD .556 3 9 4 5 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 1 .778 .692 0

2006 STL vs. SD .333 4 15 3 5 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 2 .600 .375 0

2009 STL vs. LA .300 3 10 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 3 1 0 0 0 .300 .462 0

D.S. TOTALS .299 22 77 15 23 3 1 4 16 0 0 0 16 6 8 0 0 5 .519 .419 2

in 11 postseason games...was named Most Valuable Player of

the PCL Playoffs after batting .367 with two homers and five

RBIs in seven playoff contests...his 13th-inning homer gave

Memphis a 4-3 win over Salt Lake on 9/15 and clinched the PCL

championship for the Redbirds, who advanced to the Triple-A

World Series against Indianapolis...played for Scottsdale in the

Arizona Fall League and was voted the league’s top third base

prospect in a poll of the AFL’s managers and coaches.

MISC: Started the Pujols Family Foundation in 2005

(pujolsfamilyfoundation.org)...the foundation is dedicated to the

love, care and development of people with Down Syndrome and

also reaches out to impoverished families in the Dominican

Republic, Albert’s native country...his $70,000 award from Major

League Baseball Players Trust went toward The Albert Pujols

Wellness Center for Adults with Down Syndrome at St. Luke’s

Hospital in Chesterfield which opened in November 2009...the

center offers nutrition and exercise programs as well as counseling

for adults with Down Syndrome...opened “Pujols 5” Westport

Grill in 2006...graduated in 1998 from Fort Osage High School

in Independence, Mo...twice earned all-state honors in baseball...

earned a baseball scholarship to Maple Woods College in Kansas

City...at age 16, moved with his father from the Dominican

Republic to Kansas City...was signed by Cardinals scout Dave

Karaff…has been named recipient of the St. Louis chapter of

BBWAA’s Man of the Year award the last 10 seasons...was

nominated by his teammates for the Marvin Miller Man of the

Year Award in 2004, 2005 and 2006...received the Missouri

Athletic Club’s Personality of the Year Award in December, 2002

...was named to the Arizona Fall League Hall of Fame on August

6, 2004...was also named to the AFL’s Team of the Decade in

2002...won the Cardinals’ Roberto Clemente Award for community

service in 2003...in 2003 he helped sponsor the inaugural St.

Louis Down Syndrome Association Golf Benefit which continues

as an event for his new foundation...he and his wife appeared

in the 2002 Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue...became U.S.

citizen on February 7, 2007 in a ceremony at the Thomas F.

Eagleton U.S. Courthouse in St. Louis...on Feb. 20, 2004, signed

a seven-year contract extension, with a club option for an eighth

year, that runs through this season (2011)...joined efforts in 2008

to bring a Major League Soccer team to St. Louis...Albert and

his wife, Deidre, have two daughters, Isabella and Sophia, and

two sons, A.J. Alberto, Jr and Ezra...the family resides in St.

Louis County...name is pronounced POO-holes.


2002 STL vs. SF .263 5 19 2 5 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 2 0 5 0 0 0 .474 .364 0

2004 STL vs. HOU .500 7 28 10 14 2 0 4 9 0 0 0 4 0 3 0 0 0 1.000 .563 0

2005 STL vs. HOU .304 6 23 3 7 0 0 2 6 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 .565 .320 0

2006 STL vs. NY .318 7 22 5 7 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 7 4 3 0 0 0 .500 .483 0

L.C.S TOTALS .359 25 92 20 33 4 0 8 18 0 1 1 14 4 14 0 0 0 .663 .444 0


2004 STL vs. BOS .333 4 15 1 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 .467 .412 0

2006 STL vs. DET .200 5 15 3 3 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 5 1 3 0 1 0 .467 .429 1

W.S TOTALS .267 9 30 4 8 3 0 1 2 0 0 2 6 2 6 0 1 0 .467 .421 1


2001 National --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

2003 National .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 .500 0

2004 National .667 1 3 1 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.333 .667 0

2005 National .500 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 .500 0

2006 National .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

2007 National Selected -- Did Not Play

2008 National .667 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .667 .667 0

2009 National .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 1

2010 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

ALL-STAR TOTALS .316 8 19 1 6 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 .421 .350 1


2006 DOM .286 7 21 5 6 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 7 0 1 0 0 0 .429 .483 0


First Base .994 1189 10719 987 68 11774 1088

Second Base 1.000 1 1 0 0 1 0

Third Base .938 96 65 177 16 258 23

Shortstop --- 1 0 0 0 0 0

Outfield .977 309 499 17 12 528 0

*Rawlings Gold Glove winner in 2006 & 2010

Note: Led N.L. first basemen in PO (1458), TC (1619), assists (157), DP (146), Fpct (.998) in 2010. Led N.L. first basemen and set MLB record (185) in assists in 2009. Set club record with 21putouts at first on 6/23/09 at NYM. Led N.L. first basemen in PO (1473), TC (1671) and DP (150) in2009.

Led N.L. first basemen in PO (1597), TC (1708), DP (175) and errors (14) in 2005.

Led N.L. first basemen in PO (1458), TC (1582) and DP (136) in 2004.

ALBERT PUJOLS

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INFIELDER

8Full Name: Nicholas Paul Punto


Bats: Both Throws: Right

Born: 11/8/77 at San Diego, California

Opening Day Age: 33

M.L. Service: 8.051

Became Cardinal: Signed as a free agent

on January 21, 2011.


2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, twice. Last: 6/23 at Toronto.

Most Runs: 4, twice. Last: 5/30 at Chicago Cubs.

Most 2Bs: 2, twice. Last: 5/12 vs. Houston.

Most HRs: 3, 5/30 at Chicago Cubs.

Most RBI: 5, 6/29 vs. Arizona.

Most BBs: 4, 4/17 vs. New York Mets.

Most SBs: 2, twice. Last: 6/2 vs. Cincinnati.


CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 5, four times. Last: 7/26/08 at New York Mets.

Most Runs: 4, six times. Last: 5/30/10 at Chicago Cubs.

Most 2Bs: 3, 8/11/06 at Pittsburgh.

Most HRs: 3, four times. Last: 5/30/10 at Chicago Cubs.

Most RBI: 7, twice. Last: 4/11/09 vs. Houston.

Most BBs: 4, three times. Last: 4/17/10 vs. New York Mets.

Most SBs: 2, four times. Last: 6/2/10 vs. Cincinnati.


Longest Hitless Streak: 0-17, 7/4-7/01.

Grand Slams: 11. Last: 8/4/09 at New York Mets (Green).

Game-Ending HR’s: 8. Last: 8/29/09 vs. Washington (Bergmann).

Pinch HR’s: 2. Last: 9/5/09 at Pittsburgh (Capps).

ALBERT PUJOLS

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by St. Louis Cardinals in 13th round (402nd player overall) of the June 1999 free-agent draft.

• On St. Louis disabled list (right oblique strain), June 4-21, 2006.

• On St. Louis disabled list (left calf strain), June 11-25, 2008.

Albert Pujols had hit 408 home runs as a Cardinal at the start of the 2011 season, joining Stan Musial (475) as the only

Cardinals to have reached the 400 home run plateau.

NICK PUNTO

2010 SEASON:

• Played 48 games at third base (38 starts), 31 games at shortstop (31 starts) and 12 games at second base (8 starts).

• Started the season as the Twins Opening Day third baseman 4/5 at Los Angeles (AL).

• Did not commit an error in 122 chances at third base making him the first player since Wayne Garrett of the Montreal Expos in

1977 to handle at least 100 chances at third base and not commit an error.

• Batted .375 (3-8) with six RBI in bases loaded situations.

• Recorded the first stolen base at Target Field, taking second off Jon Lester/Victor Martinez in the second inning, 4/12 vs. BOS.

• Rapped out season-high three hits three times: 4/15 vs. Boston, 6/6 at Oakland and 7/25 at Baltimore.

• Hit his first home run, 6/18 at Philadelphia...his first home run since 7/19/09, a span of 316 at-bats.

• Batted .395 (15-for-38) with seven RBI in 12 games, collecting six multi-hit games, 6/6-19...finished the month batting .301

(25-for-83) with four doubles, seven RBI, 10 runs scored and 13 walks in 27 June games.

• Committed two errors in one inning, 6/10 vs. Kansas City...they were two of the three Twins errors made in that inning (first

time since 2003)...his two errors were his first of the season and first since July 2009.

• Placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained left hamstring, 7/30-8/16...placed back on the 15-day disabled list, 8/20-9/10,

missing 19 games with the same injury.

• Drew 28 walks, despite playing in just 88 games for the Twins...his fewest number of games with the club since he appeared

in 38 in 2004.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Made the Twins Opening Day roster as the starting

shortstop...reached base four times in a Twins win, 4/11 at

Chicago (AL) with two hits and two walks...placed on the 15-day

disabled list with a right groin strain, 5/29...reinstated from the

disabled list on 6/11...hit in six of his first seven games, 6/12-19,

batting .450 (9-for-20) during that span...drew at least one walk

(eight total) in six straight games 7/1-8...went 3-for-4 with his first

home run 7/19 at TEX...finished the season as the Twins regular

second baseman, batting .274 (23-for-84), with six doubles, 17

runs scored, nine RBI, 19 walks and seven stolen bases in 28

games from 9/5-10/6 while the Twins went 20-8 in those games...

played in 126 games, 63 at second base (58 starts), 58 at

shortstop (56 starts) and five at third base (three starts)...tied for

second in the AL with 13 sacrifice hits...had the 12th-best plate

appearances-per-walk ratio in the American League with 7.21

(minimum of 400 plate appearances).

2008 – Played in 98 games, including 60 at shortstop (59 starts),

26 at second base (23 starts) and 12 at third base (six starts)...went

2-for-5 with a double, triple and career-high five RBI on 5/7 at

Chicago (AL)...disabled with strained left hamstring (retro to 5/8),

5/10-31...placed on 15-day disabled list with strained left hamstring

for second time on 6/6...had 10-game hit-streak from 7/1-11

hitting .432 (16-for-37) with one home run and 10 RBI in that

span...had four RBI and scored three runs on 7/4 vs. CLE,

including his first home run of the season...recorded first three-

hit game on 7/10 at DET...hit .319 (23-for-72) with 11 RBI and

eight runs in 19 July games...hit second home run of the season

on 8/4 at SEA...had season-high 12-game hit-streak from 8/12-

24 hitting .423 (22-for-52) with three RBI and 10 runs scored

and nine multi-hit games...played in his 600th career game, 9/17

at Cleveland...scored the winning run in a Twins 7-6, 10-inning

victory over Chicago (AL) after drawing a one-out walk off Bobby

Jenks...recorded back-to-back two hit games 9/27 & 28 vs. KC.

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2007 – Played 150 games, including 108 at third base (93 starts),

27 at shortstop (24 starts) and 25 at second base (18 starts)...had

four-game hit-streak, going 6-for-16 (.375) with a double, triple

and three RBI, 4/19-22...was 7-for-19 (.368) in four games, 4/27-

5/1 ...had fifth career four-hit game 5/3 at TB...had season-high

six-game hit-streak 5/13-20, going 8-for-20 (.400)...hit first home

run since 8/25/06 with season-high three RBI 6/6 at LAA...hit

safely in six of seven games 7/5-13 (8-for-24, .333)...hit safely

in six consecutive games 7/18-23 hitting .350 (7-for-20)...had

season-high seven-game hit-streak 9/14-21, going 12-for-25

(.480).

2006 – Played five different positions, including third base,

shortstop, second base, left field and center field...appeared in

a career-high 135 games, including 89 games (88 starts) at third

base...established career-highs in virtually every offensive

category....hit safely in eight consecutive games 5/5-18 batting

.385 (10-for-26)...had a career-high 19-game hit-streak 7/4-28

recording a .400 average, 30-for-75 with 12 RBI and 12 runs

scored.

2005 – Started 63 games at second base, 26 at third base, seven

at shortstop and one in the outfield...had .982 fielding percentage

(9 E, 494 TC)....tied for second on club in stolen bases...hit safely

in five of six games 4/25-30 going 9-for-23 (.391)...had first career

four-hit game 5/20 vs. MIL...hit in 13 straight 5/10-31, with a .375

average, going 20-for-56...placed on the disabled list with strained

right hamstring, 6/3-7/3...placed on rehab assignment at Rochester

6/29...had second career four-hit game 7/7 at KC.

2004 – Spent two separate stints on the disabled list in his first

season with Minnesota...disabled with a strained left oblique

muscle, 5/11-6/30...hit his first career grand slam with a career-

high four RBI 7/22 vs. TB...retruned to the disabled list for the

remainder of the year with a broken right clavicle suffered 7/27.

2003 – Began the season with Philadelphia...optioned on 4/28

to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (AAA)...had a 19-game hit-streak at

Triple-A 5/1-8/23, going 29-for-86...recalled by Philly on

5/14...picked up first career RBI on 5/20 at NYM...hit first Major

League homer off Steve Trachsel, 7/10 at NYM...optioned a

second time on 8/16 and recalled 8/30...made 16 appearances

at second base, nine at third base and seven at shortstop.

2002 – For the first time in his professional career began the

season on a Major League roster, with Philadelphia, but spent

most of the season at Triple-A...was named to the International

League Post-season All-Star team...tied for IL lead in stolen

bases and was second in walks...led all Phillies’ minor leaguers

in walks...optioned to AAA on 4/14...was disabled with a strained

left hamstring, 6/19-7/2...named the starting shortstop in Triple-

A All-Star Game 7/10 at Oklahoma City...recalled to Philadelphia

on 9/7 and played in six games for the Phillies.

2001 – Made his Major League debut in September after spending

the season at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (AAA)...led Int.L in assists

(398) and was third in stolen bases and walks...led league

shortstops in games played...was disabled with inflammation in

his right knee, 6/8-16...recorded a season-high five hits on 7/28

vs. Indianapolis...recalled to the Phillies roster on 9/1...made his

Major League debut and singled off Bob Scanlan for first Major

League hit on 9/9 at Montreal.

2000 – Played at Reading (AA) and led Eastern League shortstops

in fielding percentage (.963)...was placed on the disabled list

with strained left hamstring, 4/7-14...reached base safely in 33

consecutive games 6/17-7/28...hit in a season-high 12 straight,

6/24-7/7, going 16-for-52 (.308)...was disabled a second time

with a laceration on his right hand, 8/31-9/12.

1999 – Played at Clearwater (A) and ranked third in the Florida

State League in on-base percentage and T7th in batting...went

37-for-116 (.319) with runners in scoring position and 5-for-8

(.625) with the bases loaded during the year...named Phillies’

Minor League Player of the Week, 4/13-19...had a season-high

10-game hitting streak 5/3-12 (16-for-41, .390)...named Phillies’

Minor League Player of the Week a second time 5/19-25...had

surgery to repair meniscus tear in his left knee on 7/20... tied a

season-high with four hits and four RBI 8/31 at Dunedin.

1998 – Played at Batavia where he led the New York-Penn

League shortstops in double plays (45)...was fourth in the league

in at-bats, runs and walks...led all Phillies’ short-season minor

leaguers in games and at-bats.

MISC: Graduated in 1996 from Trabuco Hills (Calif.) High

School...played collegiately at Saddleback (Calif.) Community

College...his father, Lou, was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in

1967...was teammates with Cardinals pitcher Adam Ottavino on

Team Italy during the 2009 World Baseball Classic...resides in

Scottsdale, Ariz., with his wife, Natalie, and daughter,

Nicole (5/30/08)... name is pronounced POON-toh.

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 3, three times. Last: 7/25 at Baltimore.Most Runs: 2, three times. Last: 6/29 vs. Detroit.Most 2Bs: 2, two times. Last: 7/25 at Baltimore.Most HRs: 1, 6/18 at Philadelphia.Most RBI: 3, 5/2 at Cleveland.Most BBs: 2, three times. Last: 6/29 vs. Detroit.Longest Hitting Streak: 4 games, three times. Last: 6/24-27.

CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, five times. Last: 5/3/07 at Tampa Bay.Most Runs: 4, 7/31/06 vs. Texas.Most 2Bs: 2, seven times. Last: 7/25/10 at Baltimore.Most HRs: 1, 13 times. Last: 6/18/10 at Philadelphia.Most RBI: 5, 5/7/08 at Chicago White Sox.Most BBs: 3, five times. Last: 9/26/09 at Kansas City.Most SBs: 3, 8/15/05 at Chicago White Sox.Longest Hitting Streak: 19 games, 7/4-28/06.Grand Slams: 1, 7/22/04 vs. Tampa Bay (Colome).


1998 Batavia .247 72 279 51 69 9 4 1 20 0 1 1 42 0 48 19 7 4 .319 .347 27

1999 Clearwater .305 106 400 65 122 18 6 1 48 3 5 3 67 3 53 16 7 13 .388 .404 24

2000 Reading .254 121 456 77 116 15 4 5 47 14 6 2 69 0 71 33 10 5 .338 .351 20

2001 Scranton-WB .229 123 463 57 106 19 5 1 39 3 1 0 68 3 114 33 9 15 .298 .327 21

Philadelphia .400 4 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .400 .400 0

2002 Philadelphia .167 9 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .167 .167 1

Scranton-WB .271 115 443 74 120 12 5 1 29 6 3 2 76 0 84 42 8 5 .327 .378 19

2003 Philadelphia .217 64 92 14 20 2 0 1 4 0 0 0 7 1 22 2 1 0 .272 .273 2

Scranton-WB .315 25 111 19 35 7 1 0 9 2 1 0 7 0 13 7 1 0 .396 .353 4

2004 Minnesota .253 38 91 17 23 0 0 2 12 0 0 0 12 0 19 6 0 2 .319 .340 1

Quad Cities# .438 4 16 4 7 1 0 1 6 0 0 0 2 1 2 1 0 0 .688 .500 0

2005 Minnesota .239 112 394 45 94 18 4 4 26 7 2 0 36 0 86 13 8 9 .335 .301 9

Rochester# .200 4 15 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 .267 .294 2

2006 Minnesota .290 135 459 73 133 21 7 1 45 10 7 1 47 0 68 17 5 8 .373 .352 13

2007 Minnesota .210 150 472 53 99 18 4 1 25 6 3 0 55 1 90 16 6 7 .271 .291 13

2008 Minnesota .284 99 338 43 96 19 4 2 28 5 2 0 32 1 57 15 6 10 .382 .344 10

Fort Myers# .250 3 12 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 .250 .308 0

2009 Minnesota .228 125 359 56 82 15 1 1 38 13 6 1 61 1 70 16 3 7 .284 .337 7

2010 Minnesota .238 88 252 24 60 11 1 1 20 4 3 1 28 2 50 6 2 3 .302 .313 8

MINOR TOTALS .265 573 2195 349 581 82 25 10 200 28 17 8 334 7 388 152 42 42 .338 .361 117

A.L. TOTALS .248 747 2365 311 587 102 21 12 194 45 23 3 271 5 440 89 30 46 .324 .323 61

N.L. TOTALS .223 77 103 14 23 2 0 1 4 1 0 0 7 1 25 2 1 0 .272 .273 3

MAJOR TOTALS .247 824 2468 325 610 104 21 13 198 46 23 3 278 6 465 91 31 46 .322 .321 64



2006 MIN vs. OAK .167 3 12 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .167 .167 0

2009 MIN vs. NYY .444 3 9 0 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 .556 .583 0

2010 MIN vs. NYY ELIGIBLE - DID NOT APPEAR

D.S. TOTALS .286 6 21 0 6 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 .333 .375 0

REGuLAR SEASON FIELDING RECORD Position PCT G PO A E TC DP

Second Base .983 252 443 627 19 1089 140

Third Base .975 285 182 489 17 688 41

Shortstop .974 257 379 668 28 1075 142

Outfield 1.000 11 10 1 0 11 0


2009 ITALY .083 3 12 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 .083 .267 0

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Minnesota Twins in the 33rd round of the 1997 amateur draft, but did not sign. • Selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 21st round (614th overall) of the June 1998 First Year Player Draft.• Aquired by Minnesota Twins along with RHP Carlos Silva and a player to be named later (RHP Bobby Korecky) for LHP Eric Milton, December 3, 2003. • On Minnesota disabled list (strained left oblique), May 11 to June 30, 2004; included injury rehabilitation assignment to Quad Cities (A), June 26-30.• On Minnesota disabled list (broken right clavicle), July 27 to end of season, 2004.• On Minnesota disabled list (strained right hamstring), June 3 to July 3, 2005; included injury rehabilitation assignment to Rochester (AAA), June 29 to July 3.• On Minnesota disabled list (strained left hamstring), May 8 to May 31, 2008. • On Minnesota disabled list (strained left hamstring), June 6 to June 24, 2008; included injury rehabilitation assignment to Fort Myers (A), June 19-24.• On Minnesota disabled list (right groin strain), May 28 to June 12, 2009.• On Minnesota disabled list (hip flexor strain), April 16 to May 1, 2010.• On Minnesota disabled list (strained left hamstring), July 29 to August 17, 2010.• On Minnesota disabled list (sore left hamstring), August 20 to September 10, 2010.• Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent, January 21, 2011.

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CAREER:

• Holds the highest slugging percentage (.451) among qualifying centerfielders who had fewer than 1,000 at-bats over the past

two seasons.

• His 37 HR as a centerfielder over the past two seasons ranks 6th in MLB among those playing the position.

• His 11 intentional walks as a centerfielder ranks 3rd in the last two seasons.

• Ranks 1st among MLB centerfielders in defensive zone rating (.906) over the last two seasons.

2010 SEASON:

• Set a career high in almost every offensive category in his second full season in the Majors.

• Hit first career grand slam on his 24th birthday (8/11 at CIN) becoming the fifth player (3rd Cardinal) in MLB history to hit his

first grand slam on his birthday.

• Hit a 483-foot home run at KC (6/27), the longest by any N.L. player in 2010.

• Recorded his second career multi-HR game 9/9 at ATL tying his career high in hits (4) and RBI (4).

• His 12 stolen bases ranked 2nd on the team (Pujols, 14) and his 23 home runs ranked 3rd on the Cardinals.

• Walked 63 times, ranking 3rd on the team, after drawing 36 walks his rookie year.

• Named National League Player of the Week (5/31-6/6), batting .500 w/3 HR & 9 RBI.

• Tied for the team lead with three triples.

• Sat out 13 games with a strained right calf (8/15-8/30).

• Walked a career high four times 8/13 vs. CHI and scored a career high four runs on 9/17 vs. SD.

• Hit nine home runs in the month of June, tying for second best in the NL.

• Ranked 9th in the NL with a .306 road batting average.

• Batted .323 in September, setting a monthly high with 32 hits (T5th in NL).

• Was 6-for-13 (.462) as a pinch-hitter with a home run and 4 RBI. His pinch-hit homer on 6/22 at TOR was first of his career.

• Had a solid .321 BA (10-31) in 0-2 counts, ranking 2nd in N.L. (4th, MLB).

• Led Cardinals outfielders with seven fielding gems.

• His .358 BA off balls in play in 2010 was 7th-best single-season mark for a Cardinal since 1985 and best since Jim Edmonds’

.382 BABIP in 2002.

COLBY RASMUS COLBY RASMUS

OUTFIELDER

28Full Name: Colby Ryan Rasmus



Born: 8/11/86 at Columbus, Georgia

Opening Day Age: 24 (Turns 25 on August 11).

M.L. Service: 2.000




2009 – Completed his first season in the Majors by finishing

among rookie leaders in most offensive categories...led

all rookies in games played (147), finished 2nd in homers

(16), 4th in RBI (52), runs (72), hits (119), doubles (22)

and multi-hit games (32) and his 40 extra-base hits ranked

5th...had a team-high 104 starts in CF...led the team with

five bunt singles...was just the sixth Cardinals rookie since

1954 to start 100 or more games in CF, joining Ray

Lankford (‘91), Bake McBride (‘74), Curt Flood (‘58), Bill

Virdon (‘55) and Wally Moon (‘54)...the last rookie to serve

as primary CF for the Cardinals during a playoff season

was Willie McGee in 1982...was the youngest Opening

Day player (22 yrs) for the Cardinals since Albert Pujols

(21 yrs) in 2001...hit a pair of walk-off HR’s...had key 2-

out game-tying single in 9th vs. LAD on 7/29 to send

game to extra innings (15 inn. win).

2009 POSTSEASON – Started all three games in

centerfield for St. Louis during the D.S. vs. LA...led the

team with a .444 batting average (4-9) and had three

doubles...walked, scored and doubled in Game 1

loss...doubled and singled in Game 2, driving in the then

go-ahead run in the 7th with his double...walked and

doubled in Game 3.

2008 – The Cards top prospect began his season at

Triple-A Memphis, but suffered through an injury-plagued

season...got off to a slow start, hitting just .210 in April

and .218 in May before getting hot in June, producing a

.337 month with four homers and 15 RBI...played in just

one July game before he was placed on the DL on 7/8

with a strained right groin...briefly came off the DL on 7/18

but was returned back to the DL 7/23 with a sprained

right knee...was reinstated from the disabled list on 8/28

and played in three games for Palm Beach (A)...was

selected to both Futures Game and Team USA Olympic

rosters, but did not play due to injury...named by Baseball

America as the top prospect in Cardinals system and

among all Triple-A players in the PCL.

2007 – Spent the entire season at Double-A Springfield

and was named the Cardinals Minor League Player of

the Year for a second-straight season...became just the

second Cardinal farmhand to win back-to-back Minor

League Player of the Year awards since the award’s

inception in 1995 (John Gall, 2002-03)... was named to

the First Team Minor League All-Star team as an outfielder

and to the Double-A All Star team by Baseball America

and was also named to Topps’ Double-A All-Star team...his

29 homers and 93 runs scored led the Texas League,

as did his .551 slugging pct...collected 37 doubles, 3rd

among all Texas Leaguers while his 69 extra-base hits

ranked first...selected to play in the Texas League All-

Star Game where he was the starting centerfielder and

singled, walked and scored a run in the game.... was also

named to the Texas League Post-Season All-Star

Team...joined teammate C Bryan Anderson at the Futures

Game during Major League All-Star break in San

Francisco...selected to the Team USA roster that won the

gold medal in the 2007 Baseball Federation World Cup in

Chinese Taipei...was one of three players named as the

tournament’s Best Three Outfielders...during the World Cup

games, led the USA team with 13 hits, batting .382 (13-

34) overall and played in all 10 games, also a team high,

and also played the most innings of any team member

(78.0)...named to the TOPPS /Minor League Baseball

Double-A All-Star Team...named the Texas League Payer

of the Month for May (.340, 8HR, 24RBI) and August

(.365, 12 HR, 17RBI)...was a three-time Player of the

Week for the Texas League, including back-to-back weeks

in August (8/13-19 & 8/20-26)...was named Texas League

Player of the Week from 5/28-6/3 when he hit .450 (9-

20)...Baseball America named Colby as the Best Defensive

Outfielder in the Texas League, the Most Exciting Player

and possessing the Best Outfield arm in the League.

2006 – The Cardinals top prospect climbed to High-A

ball in his second professional season en route to being

named Cardinals Minor League Player of the Year...led

all Cardinals farmhands with 85 RBI and his 28 stolen

bases ranked third among STL minor leaguers...selected

to play in the Midwest League All-Star Game held in Quad

Cities on 6/20 where he doubled and had a pair of hits in

his start in RF and was the only player on the West side

to have two hits...posted a .330 (33-for-100) batting

average in May, earning Cardinals Minor League Player

of the Month honors...was promoted to Palm Beach on

7/3.

2005 – Appeared in 62 games at Johnson City (R)...his

.514 slugging percentage ranked 2nd-best among the

Cardinals 2005 draft class...47 runs scored ranked 4th-

most in the Appalachian League...collected five triples,

tied for 3rd in both the Appy League and STL minor league

system.

MISC: Graduated from Russell County High

School...helped lead his high school to the National

Championship his senior year (2005)...also pitched in

high school and was clocked at 91 mph off the

mound...broke Bo Jackson’s Alabama state single-season

record with 24 home runs...his Little League team won

the U.S. championship at the 1999 Little League World

Series -- lost the overall championship 5-0 to Hirakata,

Osaka, Japan...brother Cory (RHP) was the 38th overall

pick in the supplemental round of the 2006 draft by the

Atlanta Braves...father Tony was a 10th-round draft pick

of the Angels in January 1986 and is the coach of Russell

County HS...Colby was named the Cardinals top prospect

in 2007, 2008 and 2009 by Baseball America...resides in

Phenix City, Alabama with his fiancé Megan, and

daughter Rylee.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

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2005 Johnson City .296 62 216 47 64 16 5 7 27 1 3 3 21 2 73 13 3 0 .514 .362 4

2006 Quad Cities .310 78 303 49 94 22 3 11 50 3 3 3 29 2 55 17 5 2 .512 .373 7

Palm Beach .254 53 193 22 49 4 5 5 35 0 2 3 27 3 35 11 3 3 .404 .351 3

2007 Springfield .275 128 472 *93 130 37 3 *29 72 0 2 12 70 0 108 18 3 2 *.551 .381 6

2008 Memphis .251 90 331 56 83 15 0 11 36 3 3 1 49 3 72 15 3 7 .396 .346 4

GCL Cards# .556 3 9 1 5 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 1.000 .667 0

Palm Beach .000 3 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 .000 .182 0

2009 ST. LOUIS .251 147 474 72 119 22 2 16 52 5 2 3 36 3 95 3 1 5 .407 .307 6

2010 ST. LOUIS .276 144 464 85 128 28 3 23 66 2 4 1 63 9 148 12 8 5 .498 .361 5

MINOR TOTALS .277 417 1533 269 425 95 16 64 222 7 13 23 200 10 348 74 17 14 .485 .366 24

MAJOR TOTALS .263 291 938 157 247 50 5 39 118 7 6 4 99 12 243 15 9 10 .452 .334 11

*Led league. #Injury Rehabilitation.


2009 STL vs. LA .444 3 9 1 4 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 .778 .545 0


Outfield .980 269 536 4 11 551 1

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, 9/9 at Atlanta.

Most Runs: 4, two times. Last: 9/17 vs. San Diego.

Most 2Bs: 2, 7/9/10 at Houston.

Most HRs: 2, two times. Last: 9/9 at Atlanta.

Most RBI: 4, two times. Last: 9/9 at Atlanta.

Most BBs: 4, 8/13 vs. Chicago Cubs.


CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 4,two times. Last: 9/9/10 at Atlanta.

Most Runs: 4, two times. Last: 9/17/10 vs. San Diego.

Most 2Bs: 2, two times. Last: 7/9/10 at Houston.

Most HRs: 2, two times. Last: 9/9/10 at Atlanta.

Most RBI: 4, two times. Last: 9/9/10 at Atlanta.

Most BBs: 4, 8/13/10 vs. Chicago Cubs.


Game Ending HR: 2. Last: 8/16/09 vs. San Diego (Bell)

Grand Slams: 1. Last: 8/11/10 at Cincinnati (Arroyo).

Pinch HR’s: 1. Last:6/22/10 at Toronto (Frasor).

PITCHER

68Full Name: Adam James Reifer



Born: 6/3/86 at San Dimas, California


M.L. Service: 0.000




2010 SEASON:• Pitched 52 games last season with all but one at Springfield (AA). Earned a win in relief in his first and only appearance atMemphis (AAA) on 9/6, the day he was promoted from Springfield.

• Appeared in four Pacific Coast League playoff games allowing one run over four innings (2.25 ERA) with five strikeouts.

• Was a combined 4-1 with a 2.95 ERA in 52 appearances for the year and 17 saves in 19 opportunities.

• Ranked T2nd in the Texas League in saves (17) and T4th in appearances (51), holds (8) and games finished (33).

• Ran off 13 consecutive scoreless appearances from 5/5-6/11 (14.0 IP, 7 H, 13 K) earning him the closer position for the rest ofthe season at Springfield.

• Named to the Texas League North All-Star team, threw a scoreless sixth inning while striking out two batters.

• Has pitched in the All-Star Game at every level since turning pro in 2008.

• Struck out three batters (tying his career high) five times, and worked 2.0 innings three times marking his career high in IP.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Was the primary closer for Palm Beach (A), appearingin 54 games comvering 48.1 innings...selected to the FloridaState League All-Star Game for the South squad, making a reliefappearance in the 8th inning and retired both batters faced...ledthe FSL in appearances (54) and games finished (45), whilefinishing second in saves (21)...had a strong August going 1-1with a 2.70 ERA and converted 7-of-10 save opportunities...posteda solid reverse split holding opposing LH batters to a .232 BAwith zero home runs...pitched for the Suprise Rafters in theArizona Fall League and was 0-0 with a 7.59 ERA in 11appearances. Seven of his last eight app. in the AFL werescoreless.

2008 – Was the closer for the 2008 New York-Penn LeagueChampionship Batavia squad...his 32 appearances and 29 gamesfinished were tops in the league...ranked 2nd in the NY-P with 22saves and 68 relief pitcher points...held opponents to a .162 (18-

111) BA...recorded the win in the NY-Penn League All-StarGame, allowing a hit while fanning two in 1.0 inning pitched...recorded first professional win in his second relief appearance,coming vs. MHV (6/20), throwing a scoreless inning with twostrikeouts in a 3-2 walk-off win in 11 innings...converted 12 straightsave opportunities from 6/24-7/31...ranked by Baseball America

as the 3rd-best prospect, and top pitcher, in the NY-Penn League.

2007 – Did not pitch due to right elbow strain.

MISC: Played college baseball at UC-Riverside...was a memberof the 2007 Big West Championship team which produced fellowCardinals minor leaguer Joe Kelly along with Dan Runzler of theGiants and Marc Rzepczynski of the Blue Jays...pitched in theCape Cod League for the Hyannis Mets during the summer of2006...resides in Riverside, CA....name is pronounced RY-fer.


2007 DID NOT PITCH DUE TO INJURY

2008 Batavia 2-1 2.97 *32 0 0 29 0 22 30.1 18 14 10 2 3 15 0 41 3 0 .162

2009 Palm Beach 4-7 4.47 *54 0 0 *45 0 21 48.1 51 28 24 2 6 24 1 50 3 1 .270

2010 Springfield 3-1 3.00 51 0 0 33 0 17 54.0 53 18 18 2 3 15 1 52 3 1 .252

Memphis 1-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000

MINOR TOTALS 10-9 3.50 138 0 0 107 0 60 133.2 122 60 52 6 12 55 2 143 9 2 .238

* Led League. + Tied for League Lead

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NON-ROSTER INVITEE OUTFIELDER

63Full Name: Shane Michael Robinson



Born: 10/30/84 at Tampa, Florida

Opening Day Age: 26

M.L. Service: 0.014




SHANE ROBINSON SHANE ROBINSON

2010 SEASON:

• Played 26 games, starting 25 in centerfield at Memphis (AAA), before dislocating his left-shoulder on 5/8 sidelining him for the

rest of the season.

• Batted .476 (10-21, 2 HR, 12 RBI) with runners in scoring position and .500 (6-12) w/RISP and 2 outs.

• Committed one error in 66 total chances for a .985 fielding percentage, while registering one outfield assist.

• Smacked left-handed pitchers at a .458 clip (11-24).

• Knocked in a run in seven of his last nine games before season-ending surgery on his left shoulder (5/8).

• Rated as the “Best Defensive Outfielder” in the Cardinals organization for the second consecutive season by Baseball

America’s “Best Tools” survey.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Started the season in Memphis (AAA), but was calledup on 5/7 vs. PIT making his Major League debut...played 11games before getting optioned back to Memphis on 5/20...batted.240 (6-25) while playing mostly in right and center field forSTL...recorded first ML hit, a pinch-hit double, off Jared Burtonat CIN (5/10)...went 2-for-4 with first ML stolen base vs. MIL on5/16, culminating a five-game hitting streak (6-16, .375) from5/10-16...played in100 games at Memphis, starting 96 in centerfield...missed time from 4/28-5/5 with a cyst on his right shin...tiedfor team lead with eight sac hits, third in stolen bases (16), fourthin doubles (18) and fifth in runs (46) and hits (82)...totaled second-best RBI mark knocking home five runs at SLC (8/6) includingfirst pro grand slam off Francisco Rodriguez...recorded the ninthbest average (.333, 7-21) in the AAA playoffs, including hits insix of seven playoff games...listed as “Best Defensive Outfielder”in the Cardinals organization by Baseball America’s “Best Tools”survey.

2008 – Played in 105 games between Springfield (AA) andMemphis (AAA)...named Cardinals organizational Player of theMonth for April (.410 avg, 32-78)...honored as Texas LeaguePlayer-of-the-Week (5/5-11) batting .652 (15-23) with four doubles...selected to the Texas League All-Star Game but did not appeardue to recall to Memphis...placed on the D.L. from 7/25-8/15 witha strained right oblique...went without a hit for six games (7/18-8/17), the first time in his career without a hit for more than athree-game stretch...appeared in 26 games for the Peoria Saguarosof the Arizona Fall League and batted .280 (30-107) while leadingthe team in runs (27) and at-bats (107)...had two HRs and 24RBI and tied for 3rd in the AFL with eight stolen bases.


2006 Quad Cities .282 63 252 41 71 9 2 0 21 1 2 6 20 1 20 13 3 9 .333 .346 1

2007 Palm Beach .253 43 166 22 42 6 1 3 13 3 3 2 16 0 16 14 4 4 .355 .321 2

GCL Cardinals# .182 4 11 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 .182 .286 0

2008 Springfield .352 63 244 46 86 17 3 4 32 3 4 3 17 0 34 13 5 4 .496 .396 2

Memphis .220 42 141 10 31 4 1 1 10 2 2 1 5 0 24 2 3 3 .284 .248 0

2009 Memphis .238 100 345 46 82 18 3 5 40 8 4 8 28 0 42 16 3 14 .351 .306 2

ST. LOUIS .240 11 25 1 6 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 .280 .231 0

2010 Memphis .279 26 86 9 24 5 0 2 13 3 1 0 7 0 13 3 3 5 .407 .330 1

MINOR TOTALS .271 341 1245 175 338 54 10 15 130 20 17 20 95 1 150 61 21 39 .371 .329 8

MAJOR TOTALS .240 11 25 1 6 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 .280 .231 0

# Injury Rehabilitation Assignment.


Outfielder 1.000 7 6 0 0 6 0

CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 2, 5/16/09 vs. Milwaukee.

Most Runs: 1, 5/14/09 at Pittsburgh.

Most 2Bs: 1, 5/10/09 at Cincinnati.

Most RBI: 1, 5/14/09 at Pittsburgh.


2007 - Foot injury limited him to 47 games between Palm Beach(A) and a rehab stint at Gulf Coast...recorded hits in 35 of 43games at Palm Beach...was 3rd on the squad w/14 stolen bases.

2006 - Played in 63 games at Quad Cities (A) following thedraft...recorded hits in 47 of 63 games...put together a MidwestLeague best 21-game hitting streak from 7/2-26 (32-86, .372)...only committed one error in 146 TC to lead outfielders (.993)and finished second on the team with five outfield assists.

MISC: Graduated from Tampa (Fla.) Jesuit High School in 2002,the same high school to produce manager Lou Piniella, BradRadke, Jason Michaels and Dave Magadan...lettered all fouryears in both baseball and football and was recruited by Dukeand Stanford for football...Jesuit retired his No. 3 in football...wasnamed first team all-state in baseball and football his junior andsenior seasons...played college baseball for Florida State andstarted all 202 games during his career and is the only player inFSU history to steal 100 bases over his time there...compiled a40-game hitting streak at FSU (T8th all-time NCAA) in 2005,snapping J.D. Drew’s school record of 34 - Florida’s House ofRepresentatives passed a resolution recognizing the streak...thatsame year led the NCAA in runs scored (96) and was the firstplayer in school history to have 100 hits and steal 40 bases inthe same season...named 2005 National Player of theYear...played for Team USA in 2005...hobbies include fishingand music... resides in Atlanta, Ga., with his wife, Jessica...thecouple was married this past November. Cardinals pitchers keep a watchful eye on their teammates during spring training as they throw batting practice.

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PITCHER

59Full Name: Noel Fernando Salas



Born: 5/30/85 at Huatabampo, Mexico


M.L. Service: 0.087

Became Cardinal: Purchased from the Saltillo Saraperos

of the Mexican League on February 23, 2007.


2010 SEASON:

• Appeared in 27 games during his rookie campaign with St. Louis totalling 30.2 innings pitched.

• Began the year at Memphis (AAA) and was recalled to STL six times throughout the year.

• Made Major League debut 5/28 at CHI and threw a scoreless inning in a 7-1 win.

• Was perfect in his first three appearances, unscored upon in his first five.

• Blew his only save opportunity of season, allowing three runs to tie the game 9/18 vs. SD.

• Had eight appearances of five outs or more, six appearances of 2.0 IP.

• Held opposing batters to a .185 BA pre-All Star break and .258 post All-Star break.

• Posted a 1.93 ERA on the road (4 ER/18.2 IP) in 15 appearances...also had a 1.93 road ERA in Memphis in 18 app. (4

ER/18.2 IP)

• Appeared in 34 games at Memphis with a 1-0 record and a 3.79 ERA, fanning 44 batters with just 9 walks.

• Was a perfect 19-for-19 in save opportunities in Memphis (AAA), ranking 3rd in the Pacific Coast League.

• Ran off 21 consecutive scoreless appearances from 5/3-7/17 in Memphis (21.2 IP, 8 H, 27 K).

• Named PCL Pitcher of the Week (7/5-11).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Appeared in 35 games despite injuries straining his right

thumb (4/9-30) and a right shoulder strain (6/4-7/9)...combined

to go 4-2 with a 3.43 ERA and 32 K in 39.1 IP between Memphis

(AAA), Springfield (AA) and Gulf Coast (R)...began and finished

the season at Memphis (AAA), making 24 appearances sporting

a 3-2 record with a 3.67 ERA in 27.0 IP...had one bad outing

allowing four earned runs before injury (6/3)- without that game,

ERA drops to 1.81...finished the season with 10 consecutive

scoreless appearances (11.2 IP, 6 H, 4 BB, 13 K), stranding all

six inherited runners...made 10 relief appearances from 7/10 to

8/2 in Springfield (AA), recording a win and seven scoreless

outings...made one rehab app. in the Gulf Coast League.

2008 – Played with Double-A Springfield where he became the

team’s closer in May and converted a league high 25 saves in

a league-leading 60 games pitched...was one of seven pitchers

in all of minors to make 60 or more appearances (J. Motte had

63)...his 25 saves led the Texas League and 37 games finished

ranked 3rd...recorded 100 K’s, which led his Springfield team

and ranked 12th in the Texas League and his SO/9 IP (12.16)

led the League among relief pitchers...walked only 16 in 74.0

IP...lefthanders hit just .226 (21-93) off Salas while righties hit

.240 (44-183)...was the organization’s Minor League pitcher of

the Month for May when he had a 1.23 ERA in 14.2 IP, converting

five saves and striking out 28 while walking only two...was selected

for the All-Stars Futures game in New York during July and

pitched a scoreless 7th inning for the World team during the

World’s 3-0 shutout over Team U.S.A....was named to the Texas

League post-season All-Star team...named by Baseball America

as one of top-20 prospects in the Texas League...pitched seven

games for Venados de Mazatlan during Mexican Winter League.

2007 – Played May and June at High-A Palm Beach where he

pitched 39.1 innings in 16 games...was loaned to Saraperos de

Saltillo of the Mexican League where he played in just three

games...during the Winter League for Venados de Mazatlan was

1-1 with 3 saves and a 2.95 ERA, fanning 14 vs. three walks.

MISC: Resides in Huatabampo, Mexico.


2007 Palm Beach 2-3 5.26 16 4 0 0 2 0 39.1 39 25 23 12 3 10 1 25 2 0 .260

2008 Springfield 7-3 3.65 *60 0 0 0 37 *25 74.0 65 31 30 12 2 16 2 100 2 2 .236

2009 Memphis 3-2 3.67 24 0 0 0 10 0 27.0 22 12 11 4 1 10 0 24 3 0 .220

GCL Cardinals# 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000

Springfield 1-0 3.18 10 0 0 0 1 0 11.1 10 5 4 0 0 2 0 7 1 0 .244

2010 Memphis 1-0 3.79 34 0 0 0 24 19 35.2 26 15 15 2 1 9 0 44 2 0 .208

ST. LOUIS 0-0 3.52 27 0 0 0 11 0 30.2 28 13 12 4 0 15 2 29 2 0 .241

MINOR TOTALS 14-8 3.97 145 4 0 0 74 44 188.1 162 88 83 30 7 47 3 201 10 2 .233

MAJOR TOTALS 0-0 3.52 27 0 0 0 11 0 30.2 28 13 12 4 0 15 2 29 2 0 .241

* Led League.

# Injury Rehabilitation Assignment.


Most IP: 2.0, six times. Last: 10/3/10 vs. Colorado.Most Strikeouts: 3, two times. Last: 10/3/10 vs. Colorado.Most Walks: 3, 9/28/10 vs. Pittsburgh.Most Runs Allowed: 3, 9/18/10 vs. San Diego.Most Hits Allowed: 4, 9/18/10 vs. San Diego.Most HRs Allowed: 1, four times. Last: 10/3/10 vs. Colorado.Longest Winning Streak: N/ALongest Losing Streak: N/ALongest Scoreless Streak: 6.1, 5/28-6/29/10.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Purchased from the Saltillo Saraperos, February 23, 2007.

• Loaned to Saltillo Saraperos of the Mexican League, June 29, 2007.

• Returned to St. Louis Cardinals from Saltillo Saraperos, September 18, 2007.

FERNANDO SALAS FERNANDO SALAS

BIOS BIOS

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FRANCISCO SAMUEL

2010 SEASON:

• Made 38 appearances spanning three levels: Palm Beach (A) - 3 games, Springfield (AA) - 22 & Memphis (AAA) -13.

• Posted a 3-0 record with a 3.65 ERA and averaged over a strikeout per inning with 43 in 37.0 total innings.

• Nailed down seven of eight save opportunities with six coming in Springfield.

• Made three scoreless appearances with a save for Palm Beach before promotion to Springfield on 5/4.

• Recorded 17 of 22 scoreless appearances in Springfield including four consecutive scoreless saves before promotion to AAA.

• Held opposing batters to a .190 BA in Memphis and did not allow a home run in 13 appearances.

• Made one appearance in the Pacific Coast League playoffs striking out both batters he faced.

FRANCISCO SAMUEL

PITCHER

73Full Name: Francisco Antonio Samuel



Born: 12/20/86 at San Pedro de Macoris, DR

Opening Day Age: 24

M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Signed as a non-drafted free agent,

June 13, 2006.


CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 - Spent the entire season in Springfield (AA) ranking second

in the Texas League in saves (22) & third in games finished (37)

...ranked second in the Cardinals organization with 22 saves,

seventh with 11.14 strikeouts per nine innings pitched and tied

for seventh in appearances (52)...allowed only one inherited

runner to score out of 11...was moved to a set-up position in late

July, compiling a 1.59 ERA in 11.1 innings and 16 strikeouts in

the eighth inning...converted first five save opportunities of the

season (4/14-23) and had a stretch of four consecutive saves

in a six day period (6/4-11) allowing just one hit and two base-

runners... selected to pitch in the Futures Game at Busch Stadium

for the World Team...pitched 0.1 of an inning, surrendering two

runs, two walks and a home run (Eric Young, Jr.)...selected to

the Texas League All-Star North roster...appeared in the 7th

inning, throwing a perfect frame while fanning two...a right hip

strain caused him to miss final 12 games of the season (8/27-

9/14) plus the playoffs.

2008 – Was a combined 6-6 with 30 saves at Quad Cities (A) and

Palm Beach (A)...appeared in five April games for Quad Cities

before being promoted to Palm Beach. Allowed just one earned

run in 7.1 IP at QC, that coming in his last game, a 2.0 inning

outing...became the closer at Palm Beach on 5/16 with his first

save and nailed down a Florida State League co-leading 29

saves over 54 games pitched (3rd in the league)...finished out

48 games for the Cards, ranking 2nd in the League...led the

Palm Beach staff with 85 K’s...his 13.58 strikeout per 9.0 IP

(relief) ranked 2nd in the FSL...was named as a post-season

All-Star for the Florida State League...had eight saves (0-1 record)

in August with a 1.42 ERA over 13 games (2ER, 12.2 IP,

15K,12BB)...went 13 outings from 5/10-6/4 without allowing an

earned run (14.0 IP, 1R)...was named 18th best prospect in FSL


2007 – Played his first season in the U.S. in the Gulf Coast

League...appeared in 13 games and made six starts...ranked

1st in the GCL with 35 walks and 42 runs allowed...fanned six

batters in 3.2 IP in season debut 6/21 vs. GCL Marlins.

2006 – Signed with the Cardinals on 6/13 and played with the

organization’s Dominican League entry...made four starts in his

11 apps...his ERA inflated due to a 7-run, 3.1 IP start on 8/2.

MISC: Resides in San Pedro de Marcoris, Dominican Republic.


2006 DSL Cardinals 1-3 7.56 11 4 0 0 1 0 16.2 24 19 14 0 3 19 0 17 6 0 .364

2007 GCL Cardinals 0-4 9.53 13 6 0 0 1 0 34.0 43 *42 36 2 5 *35 0 40 15 1 .309

2008 Quad Cities 2-0 1.23 5 0 0 0 5 1 7.1 4 3 1 0 0 5 0 9 2 1 .154

Palm Beach 4-6 3.04 54 0 0 0 48 *29 56.1 39 20 19 3 4 48 2 85 10 2 .196

2009 Springfield 3-4 5.66 52 0 0 0 37 22 47.2 36 33 30 2 7 46 0 59 9 1 .208

2010 Palm Beach 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 2 1 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 .111

Springfield 2-0 3.63 22 0 0 0 13 6 22.1 18 12 9 3 3 16 0 27 4 0 .217

Memphis 1-0 4.63 13 0 0 0 8 0 11.2 8 8 6 0 0 18 0 10 4 0 .190

MINOR TOTALS 13-17 5.20 173 10 0 0 115 59 199.0 173 137 115 10 22 188 2 253 50 5 .235

* Led League.

The Budweiser Clydesdales are an annual tradition in St. Louis, making appearances on Opening Day and

special occasions.

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EDUARDO SANCHEZEDUARDO SANCHEZ


2006 VSL Cardinals 1-2 8.71 19 2 0 0 8 0 31.0 47 33 30 3 7 24 0 38 6 0 .351

2007 GCL Cardinals 0-1 1.50 7 0 0 0 6 3 6.0 2 2 1 0 0 6 0 7 0 0 .100

Johnson City 2-1 1.17 12 0 0 0 9 5 15.1 8 2 2 0 0 3 0 22 3 1 .154

2008 Quad Cities 5-1 2.86 24 5 0 0 9 1 56.2 40 23 18 1 8 25 0 55 3 0 .209

2009 Palm Beach 0-1 1.44 19 0 0 0 9 3 25.0 12 4 4 2 3 5 0 26 1 0 .146

Springfield 2-0 2.70 41 0 0 0 19 10 50.0 32 16 15 4 4 20 0 56 4 1 .187

2010 Springfield 1-1 3.12 24 0 0 0 19 11 26.0 22 13 9 2 2 8 0 27 2 0 .232

Memphis 0-0 1.67 26 0 0 0 10 3 27.0 19 7 5 2 2 12 1 31 8 0 .200

MINOR TOTALS 11-7 3.19 172 7 0 0 89 36 237.0 182 100 84 14 26 103 1 262 27 2 .217

2010 SEASON:

• Began the season at Springfield (AA) where he played in 24 games and was 11-for-13 in save opportunities before being

promoted to Memphis (AAA) on 6/24.

• Was 3-for-3 in save opportunities in 26 games at Memphis.

• Allowed just one earned run at Springfield in his first 15 games pitched (18.1 IP, 11 H, 18 K) and finished the regular season at

Memphis on a 14-game streak without an earned run allowed (16.1 IP, 10 H, 21 K).

• Ranked in the Top 10 of all Cardinals minor leaguers with 50 games pitched (9th) and 14 saves (8th).

• Held right handed batters to a combined .157 BA (17-for-108) between Springfield and Memphis.

• Registered an ERA of just 0.73 in 12.1 IP at Springfield in April.

• Slammed the door on opposing batters at both Springfield and Memphis as they combined to hit just .125 (7-for-56) with

runners in scoring position.

• Tied for the league lead with four playoff appearances.

• Took the loss in the final game (game three) of the PCL championship series vs. Tacoma as he allowed four runs on four hits

in one inning pitched. Prior to that game he had not allowed a run in three games (4.0 IP) in the PCL playoffs.

• Struck out a season-high four batters twice, once at Iowa (8/22) in 2.0 IP and once at Omaha (9/5) in 1.2 IP.

• Pitched for Aragua in the Venezuelan Winter League.

• Ranked the seventh-best prospect in the Cardinals minor league system by Baseball America.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 - Began the season at Palm Beach (A) and pitched in 19

games before being promoted to Springfield (AA)...led all Cardinals

minor leaguers with 60 appearances and his 75.0 IP were the

second most (Ramon Delagado) by any Cardinals pitcher who

did not make a start...registered 16 consecutive scoreless

appearances from 7/16 to 8/17 (19.2 IP)...made three

appearances for Aragua of the Venezuelan Winter League (0-

1, 7.36 ERA) over 3.2 IP...rated as the sixth-best prospect in the

Cardinals organization by Baseball America.

2008 – Began the season as a starter in Quad Cities (A), but

finished with 15 relief appearances and one save...was 3-0 with

a 2.21 ERA as a reliever in 36.2 IP and 2-1, 4.05 ERA as a

starter...held RH batters to a .198 (16-81) average.

2007 - Made 19 relief apperances between the Gulf Coast League

(R) and Johnson City (R)...combined to go 2-2 with a 1.27 ERA

with 17 of 19 scoreless appearences...struck out 29 batters in 21.1

IP and stranded nine out of 10 inherited runners...opposing

batters hit a mere .139 against...nearly flawless in the GCL with

six of seven scoreless appearances for three saves in four opp.

and seven strikeouts in six innings...held opposing RH batters

to an .056 average (1-18) in the GCL...nailed down all five save

opportunities...made 11 scoreless appearances out of 12 and

recorded at least one strikeout in every apperance...held opposing

RH batters to a .132 average (5-38) while with Quad Cities.

2006 - Pitched in 19 games in the Venezuelan Summer League

mainly as a reliever...lone win came vs. DET/FLA on 7/29 throwing

a season-high five innings allowing five hits with an unearned

run and three strikeouts.

MISC: Resides in Maracay, Venezuela in the off-season.

PITCHER

79Full Name: Eduardo Nazareth Sanchez



Born: 2/16/89 at Maracay, Venezuela

Opening Day Age: 22

M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Signed by the Cardinals as a

non-drafted free agent on 12/26/05.


Skip Schumaker led all of MLB second basemen with 3.19 assists per game in 2010, and finished 5th in the National

League with 359 assists.

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2010 SEASON:

• Played in 137 games, starting 121 - 118 starts coming at second base and three in right field; also played center and left field.

• For the 3rd-straight season led all National League players in ground ball/fly ball ratio at 3.43, ranking 2nd in the Majors.

• Ranked 3rd among MLB players with a .441 BA (15-34) in Interleague games (min. 30 AB).

• Ranked 9th in MLB among second basemen with a .297 BA with runners in scoring position.

• Struggles at the plate left him with his lowest season avg. in the Majors, but still had his 2nd highest RBI total at 42.

• Was the 10th-hardest N.L. player to strike out, doing so just 8.27 times/plate app.

• His 35 multi-hit games ranked fourth on the Cardinals, topping out with a season best 4-for-4 game at CHI (7/25).

• Hit first professional grand slam off centerfield batter’s eye at Great American Ball Park off Mike Leake (8/9 at CIN).

• Recorded a career-high seven putouts at second base 7/23 at CHI.

• Led MLB second basemen with 3.19 assists per game and finished 5th in N.L. with 359 assists.

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SECOND BASEMAN

55Full Name: Jared Michael Schumaker



Born: 2/3/80 at Torrance, California

Opening Day Age: 31

M.L. Service: 4.051




Tournament...played in all nine qualifying games and hit .405

(15-37) with one home run and eight RBI ...during the first round

of play he led Team USA with nine hits and 11 runs, including a

two-run triple and two runs scored in the final game of the first

round... was recalled on 9/7.

2005 – Made his Major League debut 6/8 vs. BOS in PH at-bat

for Carpenter in the 7th (struck out)...appeared in 27 games in

three stints with the Cardinals...led Memphis (AAA) in hits (127)

and stolen bases (13)...made his first start in the Majors on 6/13

at TOR, playing centerfield...collected first M.L. hit and RBI on

8/12 at CHI (Dempster)...recalled again in September and swiped

his first M.L. base 9/6 vs. CHI.

2004 – His .316 batting average at Tennessee (AA) ranked

fourth in the Southern League...led the Southern League and

the Cardinals’ minor league system with 163 hits...also led the

league with 138 games played and his 516 at-bats ranked

third...played the majority of his games in the outfield, but did

start six games at third - his frist time at any position other than

the OF while with the Cardinals organization...was named a

starter in the outfield for the East Division at the Southern League

All-Star Game and was named to Baseball America’s postseason

All-Star team.

2001 - 2003 – Spent two seperate stints on the disabled list in

2003 with a sprained right wrist in April and missed August with

a stress fracture in his right fibula....ranked second in the Carolina

League with 158 hits in 2002 and was selected to the Carolina

League’s All-Star team.

MISC: Graduated in 1998 from Aliso Niguel High School (Aliso

Viejo, Calif.) where he played both football and baseball...was

named to all-conference, all-county and all-state teams in baseball

...played American Legion ball for South Orange County (1995-

98) ...attended UC-Santa Barbara where he was selected to the

First-Team Big West in 2001...was voted recipient of 2009 Darryl

Kile award by his teammates...was awarded “Fan Friendly” Seal

of Approval by LoveMyTeam.com voters...he and his wife,

Lindsey, have a son, Brody Hudson (11/25/07) and a daughter,

Presley Rowan (11/18/09)...name is pronounced SHOE-macher.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 - Played brilliantly after transforming from outfielder to

everyday second baseman...became first Cardinal since Red

Schoendienst (1945-46) to move from OF to 2B from one year

to the next...started 124 games at 2B, three in CF and one in

LF; also played RF...had 18 defensive “gems”, 2nd only to Pujols

(22) ...hit over .300 for the 3rd-straight season...his .306 BA was

ranked 7th among N.L. leadoff batters...batted .322 (139-432)

vs. RHP’s, ranking 7th among National Leaguers...batted .345

in September and hit .300 or better in four out of the season’s

six months to bump his career BA to over .300...led the team

with 15 games in which he had 3 or more hits...hit his first career

pinch-HR on 8/9 at PIT for game-winning runs...had the N.L.’s

top groundball-to-flyball ratio for the 2nd-straight season (4.01;

289/72). 2009 POSTSEASON – Batted leadoff in Game 1 of

the D.S. at LA and went 2-3 with a walk while scoring and also

drove in a run...also started at second and hit leadoff in Game

3.

2008 – Spent his first full season with the Major League club and

finished among league offensive leaders...ranked T10th in the

N.L. with a .302 batting average (.30185) with NYM’s David Wright

(.30191)...his .318 (35-110) batting average with runners in scoring

position was the 9th-best in the National League...ranked 2nd

among Major League players with a .340 average vs.

righthanded pitchers...ranked as the 10th hardest N.L. player to

strikeout, doing so once every 9.9 plate apps. (60 K’s)...tied for

8th in N.L. with 10 OF assists - four at the plate...made 59 starts

in CF, 31 in LF and 30 in RF...became the 7th different STL

Opening Day rightfielder in seven seasons...hit 1st career leadoff

HR 6/25 at DET(A. Galarraga)...tied the franchise single-game

record with 6 hits on 7/26 at NY, becoming the 1st Cardinal to

have 6 hits in a game since Terry Moore (9/5/1935)...became

sixth Cardinal to compile a 6-hit game: Moore, Jim Bottomley

(twice), Dick Harley, Roger Connor and Duff Cooley...had the

Majors’ highest GB/FB ratio (2.88) among batters with min. 502

PA’s.

2007 – Made Opening Day roster for a second straight year and

led the team with 43 pinch at-bats which ranked T-13th in the

National League...had 10 pinch hits...played 59 games with

Memphis, the majority of time in centerfield (46 games)...hit the

game-winning HR in 10th inning on 7/22 at ATL, a 2-run shot.

2006 – Opened the season with the Major League team for the

first time in his career...was optioned to Triple-A Memphis on

5/2...his .306 average at Triple-A led all Memphis starters...was

a member of Team USA which went 8-1 to qualify for the 2008

Olympics by defeating Cuba in the Americas Olympic Qualifying

COMPLETE RECORD


2001 New Jersey .253 49 162 22 41 10 1 0 14 2 1 1 29 1 33 11 2 4 .327 .368 2

2002 Potomac .287 136 551 71 158 22 4 2 44 6 2 2 45 3 84 26 16 10 .352 .342 3

2003 Tennessee .251 91 342 43 86 20 3 2 22 2 2 4 37 2 54 6 6 4 .345 .330 1

2004 Tennessee .316 *138 516 78 *163 29 6 4 43 4 1 2 60 3 61 19 14 7 .419 .389 7

2005 Memphis .287 115 443 66 127 24 3 7 34 8 5 2 29 1 54 14 3 14 .402 .330 1

ST. LOUIS .250 27 24 9 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 .292 .308 0

2006 ST. LOUIS .185 28 54 3 10 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 5 1 6 2 1 1 .259 .254 0

Memphis .306 95 369 47 113 13 3 3 27 4 4 3 23 1 48 11 4 12 .382 .348 2

2007 ST. LOUIS .333 88 177 19 59 12 2 2 19 1 2 0 8 0 20 1 1 5 .458 .358 2

Memphis .306 59 232 34 71 16 0 7 31 2 1 2 27 1 37 2 3 4 .466 .382 1

2008 ST. LOUIS .302 153 540 87 163 22 5 8 46 4 1 2 47 2 60 8 2 19 .406 .359 3

2009 ST. LOUIS .303 153 532 85 161 34 1 4 35 1 1 0 52 2 69 2 2 4 .393 .364 10

2010 ST. LOUIS .265 137 476 66 126 18 1 5 42 2 4 4 43 2 64 5 3 7 .338 .328 16

MINOR TOTALS .290 683 2615 361 759 134 20 25 215 28 16 16 250 12 371 89 48 55 .385 .354 17

MAJOR TOTALS .291 586 1803 269 525 88 9 20 145 9 8 6 157 7 221 19 9 36 .383 .349 31*Led league

DIVISION SERIES RECORD


2009 STL vs. LA .333 2 6 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 .500 .500 0

REGuLAR SEASON FIELDING RECORD

Position PCT G PO A E TC DP

Second Base .978 256 398 706 25 1129 156

Outfield .987 325 436 15 6 457 4

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, 7/25 at Chicago.

Most Runs: 3, twice. Last: 6/18 vs. Oakland.

Most 2Bs: 2, 5/26 at San Diego.

Most RBI: 4, 8/9 at Cincinnati.

Most BBs: 2, 10 times. Last: 9/26 at Chicago.


CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 6, 7/26/08 at New York Mets.

Most Runs: 4, 4/11/08 at San Francisco.

Most 2Bs: 2, seven times. Last: 5/26/10 at San Diego.

Most RBI: 4, 8/9/10 at Cincinnati.

Most BBs: 3, 9/18/08 at Cincinnati.


Pinch HRs: 1, 8/9/09 at Pittsburgh (Capps).

Lead-Off HR’s: 1, 6/25/08 at Detroit (Galarraga).

Grand Slam HR’s: 1, 8/9/10 at Cincinnati (M. Leake).

Game-Ending HR’s: 1, 5/2/08 vs. Chicago Cubs (Fox, 11th inn).

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2010 SEASON:

• Split the season between Seattle Mariners and Tacoma (AAA).

• Went 0-5, 6.41 in 12 games, making eight starts with Seattle before being designated for assignment on 6/15…was outrighted

6/19 and re-signed as a minor league free agent on 6/22.

• Went 0-5, 6.11 (24 ER, 35.1 IP) in eight starts…in four relief appearances posted a 7.36 ERA (9 ER, 11.0 IP).

• Made first relief appearance on 5/6 vs. TB allowing two runs in 3.1 innings, his first relief appearance since 8/12/05 at HOU.

• Made final appearance 6/14 at STL, allowing three hits and four runs in 2.0 innings.

• Went 3-4, 6.66 (36 ER, 48.2 IP) in nine starts for Tacoma during the regular season.

• Placed on 7-day disabled list 8/5-9/7 with a right elbow strain.

• Part of Tacoma’s PCL Championship squad and appeared in three playoff games out of the bullpen (0-0, 4.15, 4.1 IP, 2 ER).

IAN SNELL IAN SNELL


48Full Name: Ian Dante Snell



Born: 10/30/81 at Dover, Delaware

Opening Day Age: 29

M.L. Service: 4.141

Became Cardinal: Signed as a minor league free agent on

January 14, 2011.


CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Acquired by Seattle from Pittsburgh in a 7-player tradeon 7/29 along with Jack Wilson...in final nine starts of season,went 5-1, 3.00 ERA (17 ER, 51.0 IP)...his 3.00 ERA from 8/15-end of season ranked 8th-best in the AL...his five wins were tiedfor 6th-best...lost 9 of his first 11 decisions (w/ PIT & SEA) beforewinning five of his final six...in five-week span, was optioned(6/25) to Indianapolis (AAA) by Pittsburgh, traded (7/29) to Seattle,optioned (7/29) to Tacoma (AAA) by Seattle and recalled (7/31)to the Majors...made first start with Mariners on 8/2 at Texas,recorded a no-decision allowing three hits and two runs in 6.0IP... charged with first career error 9/26 at Toronto; had not madean error in 128 consecutive chances to begin his career...optionedto Indianapolis (AAA) on 6/25...struck out a career-high 17 batters,including an Indianapolis team record 13 straight batters to startthe game in his first start with Indy on 6/28 vs. Toledo (no-decision)...represented Puerto Rico in 2009 World BaseballClassic making two starts: 3/9 vs. Netherlands (4.0 IP, 3H, 1ER,5K) & lost to Venezuela 3/16 allowing one earned run in 4.0 IP.

2008 – Agreed to terms on a 5-year contract, including cluboptions for the 2011 and 2012 seasons on 3/16...made firstOpening Day start on 3/31 in ATL and received a no-decision(6.0 IP, 4 ER)...struck out season-high 10 batters while pickingup first win on 4/6 at Florida...on the disabled list 6/26 (retro to6/23)-7/8 with a strained right elbow...posted a 3.68 ERA (18ER, 44.0 IP) in his last eight starts and a 3.67 ERA in fiveSept. starts.

2007 – Led staff in ERA (3.76), strikeouts (177) and inningspitched (208.0)...shared lead in starts with Tom Gorzelanny...177K’s were the most by a Pirate right-hander since Kris Benson(184 in 2000)...ranked 8th in the NL in strikeouts and 9th ininnings pitched...3.65 road ERA ranked 9th in the league andhis 7.7 K/9.0 IP ranked 10th...tied for league lead in wild pitches(12)...whiffed a career-high 11 batters in first start but came awaywith a no-decision (6.0 IP, 2 ER) 4/3 at HOU...ranked 4th amongNL pitchers with a 1.59 ERA through the end of April...tossedfirst career complete game, allowing one unearned run in 8-1victory vs. TEX on 7/13...ranked 5th among NL starters with a2.93 ERA at the break...went 0-5 with an 8.31 ERA (24 ER, 26.0IP) in his first five starts after the All-Star break, raising ERA to3.91... posted a 1.64 ERA and surrendered just one home runin his final five starts (33.0 IP)...pitched at least 6.0 innings in 26of his 32 starts and at least 7.0 frames 18 times.

2006 – On Opening Day roster for first time in career, spendingfirst full season in the Major Leagues with Pittsburgh...led clubin wins (14) and strikeouts (169)...recorded the most wins by aPittsburgh pitcher since Todd Ritchie won 15 games in 1999...ranked 10th among NL pitchers with 8.2 K/9.0 IP...worked atleast 7.0 innings in 9 of 32 starts (posted an 8-1 record in thosegames)...posted a 4-1 record in May, one of 6 NL pitchers with4 or more wins... went 7-2 from 4/28-6/16, which tied for themost wins among all National League hurlers during thatstretch...won career-high five straight starts from 5/20-6/10.

2005 – Began season with Indianapolis (AAA) and won first nine

decisions...named the International League Pitcher of the Week

4/24-5/1 after going 2-0 with a 0.68 ERA (1 ER, 13.1 IP)...tossed

a no-hitter on 5/15 vs. Norfolk (9.0 IP, BB, 9 K) and faced just

one hitter over the minimum...named International League Pitcher

of the Week 5/9-15...recalled by Pittsburgh on 6/26...made season

debut with Pirates in relief on 6/28 at WSH (2.0 IP, H, 0R)...named

to International League mid-season All-Star team and was

scheduled to participate in the MLB Futures Game, but missed

both due to his call-up to the big leagues.

2004 – Made his Major League debut, but spent majority of

season with Altoona (AA)...set a Curve single-season record

and finished 2nd in the Eastern League with 142 strikeouts...also

ranked 4th in innings pitched and 6th in ERA...earned Eastern

League Pitcher of the Week honors for the week ending May 2

...named the starting pitcher for the Southern Division squad at

the Eastern League All-Star Game in Bowie, Maryland...struck

out 11 batters, including seven in a row at one point, and allowed

just one hit during his 5.0 IP shutout on 8/12 at New Hampshire...

recalled by Pittsburgh on 8/19 and made Major League debut

on 8/20 at STL (G#1)...surrendered one hit (solo HR to John

Mabry), walked three and struck out two in 2.0 IP...optioned back

to Altoona the following day...recalled a second time on 9/21

after the Double-A post-season concluded...made first Major

League start on 9/29 at Philadelphia (G#1) and suffered 8-4 loss.

2003 – Went 14-3 with a 3.00 ERA and 145 strikeouts in 26

minor league starts between Lynchburg (A) & Altoona (AA)...

named Pittsburgh’s organizational Pitcher of the Year...ranked

2nd in the Carolina League in strikeouts and 9th in ERA...recorded

the highest winning pct. among all Pirate farmhands (.824), tied

for the lead in wins (14), ranked 2nd in the organization in

strikeouts, 4th in innings pitched (149.0) and 5th in ERA...named

the Carolina League Player of the Month for June after going 4-

0 with a 0.62 ERA (2 ER, 29.0 IP) in five starts...tabbed by

Baseball America as the 9th-best prospect in the Carolina League

following the season and as having the best breaking ball in the

circuit.

2002 – Won each of his first 13 professional decisions (2000-

02)...spent entire season with South Atlantic League Champion

Hickory (A)...T4th in the league in strikeouts and 7th in ERA

(2.71)...finished with the most strikeouts among all Pittsburgh

minor leaguers and 3rd in ERA...went 9-6 with a 2.65 ERA (39

ER, 132.2 IP) in his 22 starts and 2-0 with a 3.86 ERA (3 ER,

7.0 IP) in 2 relief appearances.

2001 – Began season with GCL Pirates, but spent majority of

campaign with Williamsport (A)...named to the New York-Penn

League All-Star team...went 10-0 with a 1.18 ERA in 13 games

(12 starts)...4th among Pirate farmhands in victories.

2000 – Made his professional debut with GCL Pirates after being

selected by Pittsburgh in the 26th round of the June draft...tossed

1.2 innings of scoreless relief in his debut on 7/17 vs. GCL Expos.

MISC: Graduated from Caesar Rodney High School in Camden,

Del., in 2000, where he played football, baseball and

basketball...honored by the Delaware Sports Writers Association

as its Athlete of the Year for 2006...became the 48th player from

Delaware to appear in the Major Leagues when he made his

debut in 2004...14 wins in 2006 were most by a Delaware right-

hander since Huck Betts in 1934...played for Puerto Rico in the

2009 World Baseball Classic (step father is of Puerto Rican

descent)...resides in Bradenton, Fla.


2000 GCL Pirates 1-0 2.35 4 0 0 1 0 0 7.2 5 2 2 1 1 1 0 8 0 0 .200

2001 GCL Pirates 3-0 0.47 3 3 0 0 0 0 19.0 12 2 1 0 0 5 0 13 0 0 .185

2001 Williamsport 7-0 1.39 10 9 1 0 0 0 64.2 55 16 10 2 1 10 0 56 2 0 .230

2002 Hickory 11-6 2.71 24 22 0 0 0 0 139.2 127 49 42 8 0 45 0 149 13 2 .243

2003 Lynchburg 10-3 3.33 20 20 1 0 1 0 116.1 105 46 43 3 3 33 1 122 4 2 .244

Altoona 4-0 1.96 6 6 0 0 0 0 36.2 36 13 8 2 1 10 0 23 2 0 .252

2004 Altoona 11-7 3.16 26 26 3 0 2 0 151.0 147 54 53 16 5 40 2 142 6 0 .261

Pittsburgh 0-1 7.50 3 1 0 1 0 0 12.0 14 10 10 2 0 9 0 9 0 0 .298

2005 Indianapolis 11-3 3.70 18 18 2 0 1 0 112.0 90 49 46 14 1 23 0 104 6 1 .216

Pittsburgh 1-2 5.14 15 5 0 2 0 0 42.0 43 25 24 5 1 24 3 34 4 0 .267

2006 Pittsburgh 14-11 4.74 32 32 0 0 0 0 186.0 198 104 98 29 2 74 4 169 8 0 .277

2007 Pittsburgh 9-12 3.76 32 32 1 0 0 0 208.0 209 94 87 22 8 68 4 177 *12 0 .264

2008 Pittsburgh 7-12 5.42 31 31 0 0 0 0 164.1 201 107 99 18 2 89 0 135 8 1 .304

2009 Pittsburgh 2-8 5.36 15 15 1 0 0 0 80.2 87 50 48 7 1 44 3 52 3 0 .282

Indianapolis 2-2 0.96 6 6 1 0 1 0 37.1 28 7 4 0 1 13 0 47 0 1 .209

Seattle 5-2 4.20 12 12 0 0 0 0 64.1 61 32 30 7 1 39 0 37 3 0 .247

2010 Seattle 0-5 6.41 12 8 0 1 0 0 46.1 60 36 33 10 1 25 0 26 3 0 .308

Tacoma 3-4 6.66 9 9 0 0 0 0 48.2 58 37 36 6 2 22 0 39 4 0 .304

MINOR TOTALS 63-25 3.01 126 119 8 1 5 0 733.0 663 275 245 52 15 202 3 703 37 6 .243

A.L. TOTALS 5-7 5.12 24 20 0 0 0 0 110.2 121 68 63 17 2 64 0 63 6 0 .274

N.L. TOTALS 33-46 4.75 128 116 2 3 0 0 693.0 752 390 366 83 14 308 14 576 35 1 .280

MAJOR TOTALS 38-53 4.80 152 136 2 3 0 0 803.2 873 458 429 100 16 372 14 639 41 1 .279

* Led League.


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CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 26th round (889th overall) in the June 2000 free agent draft.

• On Pittsburgh disabled list (strained right elbow), June 23 to July 8, 2008.

• Acquired by Seattle Mariners along with INF Jack Wilson, in exchange for C Jeff Clement, INF Ronny Cedeno, RHP Aaron

Pribanic, RHP Brett Lorin and RHP Nathan Adcock, July 29, 2009.

• Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals to a minor league free-agent contract, January 14, 2011.

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 6.0, 4/6 at Oakland.

Most Strikeouts: 4, three times. Last: 4/27 at Kansas City.

Most Walks: 4, three times. Last: 6/4 at Los Angeles Angels.

Most Runs Allowed: 8, 6/9 at Texas.

Most Hits Allowed: 8, three times 6/9 at Texas.

Most HRs Allowed: 2, 6/9 at Texas.


Longest Losing Streak: 5 games, 4/11-present.

CAREER HIGHS

Most IP: 9.0, 6/13/07 vs Texas.

Most Strikeouts: 11, 4/3/07 at Houston.

Most Walks: 7, 5/27/08 at Cincinnati.

Most Runs Allowed: 8, four times. Last: 6/9/10 at Texas.

Most Hits Allowed: 11, two times. Last: 5/15/08 at St. Louis.

Most HRs Allowed: 3, five times. Last: 7/13/07 at Atlanta.




Last Relief Appearance: 6/14/10 at St. Louis.

IAN SNELL


2010 Seattle .000 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 1

MAJOR TOTALS .094 138 192 10 18 2 0 0 6 33 0 0 7 0 84 0 0 3 .104 .126 1

WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2009 Puerto Rico 0-1 2.25 2 2 0 0 0 0 8.0 8 2 2 0 0 3 0 10 0 0 .286

WBC TOTALS. 0-1 2.25 2 2 0 0 0 0 8.0 8 2 2 0 0 3 0 10 0 0 .286


Pitcher .993 152 53 89 1 143 7

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89Full Name: Donovan Solano (Preciado)



Born: 12/17/87 Opening Day Age: 23

at Barranquilla, Colombia

M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Signed by the Cardinals as

a non-drafted free agent on 1/14/05.


DONOVAN SOLANO

2010 SEASON:

• Played in 102 games at Memphis (AAA), starting 63 games at shortstop, 14 at second base and 13 at third base.

• Suffered a sprained left wrist causing him to miss 18 games from 8/18-9/4.

• Belted a career-best four home runs, surpassing his career total (three) entering the season.

• Gradually improved his BA every month finishing April at .138, May at .169, June at .204, July at .221 and Aug./Sept. at .255.

• Posted the highest BA (.356, 37-104) on the Memphis team from 7/21 through the end of the season, including a .371 (26-for-

70) mark during the month of August.

• Was a clutch pinch-hitter, posting a .353 BA (6-17), including a home run 6/20 vs. NO, off Adalberto Mendez.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Played in 116 games between Springfield (AA) and

Memphis (AAA)...hit a career-best .317 in 52 games at Memphis

with two stints from 4/30 to 5/24, and 6/6 to 7/19 playing the

majority of games at shortstop (43)...batted very well against

RHP, with a .388 (45-116) average and 14 RBI; and hit .300

(15-50) with RISP at Memphis.

2008 – Selected to the Florida State League All-Star game and

went 1-for-2 as a defensive replacement at second base...led

Palm Beach (A) with 115 hits and a .286 average (qualifying

players) in 107 games...hit first professional home run at CLR (7/9),

a solo shot in the first inning...clutch hitter batted .301 (31-103, 28

RBI) with RISP...was promoted to Springfield (8/6) and hit .264

with a home run and 11 RBI in 26 games.

2007 - Played in 132 games between Quad Cities (A) and Palm

Beach (A)...the 132 games ranked second in the Cardinals minors

to Nick Stavinoha’s 139...posted a career-high five RBI at LAN

(5/11) going 4-for-5 with a double...played final 50 games of the

season in Palm Beach, starting 47 at shortstop, batting .209.

2006 - Used as a utility infielder at State College (A) playing in 44

games...hit well on the road with a .342 average (26-76)...batted

.421 with RISP and two outs.

2005 - Split a short-season between Johnson City and New

Jersey...batted .262 with 11 RBI at JC including a .411 (15-34)

average against LHP.

MISC: Resides in Barranquilla, Colombia in the off-season.

COMPLETE RECORD


2005 Johnson City .262 45 145 27 38 4 0 0 11 1 1 3 14 0 22 3 2 6 .290 .337 17

New Jersey .247 22 77 7 19 5 0 0 11 1 0 4 7 0 12 1 0 2 .312 .341 6

2006 State College .282 44 149 22 42 2 0 0 13 3 1 2 12 0 17 2 1 4 .295 .341 6

2007 Quad Cities .257 82 292 31 75 8 0 0 30 2 2 6 14 0 25 5 2 12 .284 .303 14

Palm Beach .209 50 163 17 34 2 1 0 11 1 1 1 8 0 21 0 1 6 .233 .249 14

2008 Palm Beach .286 107 402 56 115 15 4 1 31 4 0 2 37 0 63 1 2 9 .351 .349 17

Springfield .264 26 106 11 28 5 0 1 11 4 1 4 5 0 22 2 1 7 .340 .319 4

2009 Springfield .207 64 251 27 52 7 1 1 16 3 0 1 21 0 39 1 0 8 .255 .271 7

Memphis .317 52 164 22 52 7 0 0 14 2 0 2 10 0 27 3 0 0 .360 .364 8

2010 Memphis .255 102 330 41 84 12 1 4 27 1 0 2 11 1 35 2 1 9 .333 .283 18

MINOR TOTALS .259 594 2079 261 539 67 7 7 175 22 6 27 139 1 283 20 10 63 .308 .313 111

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34Full Name: Nicholas Lee Stavinoha





M.L. Service: 1.106




NICK STAVINOHA

2010 SEASON:

• Began the season on the Cardinals Opening Day roster for the first time. Split time with St. Louis and Memphis (AAA),

earning three recalls during the season.

• Played in 79 games, 56 as a pinch-hitter and made 17 starts (16 RF, 1 LF).

• Was on 15-day DL from 7/12-31 with a right shoulder strain. Had a 5-game rehab stint at Memphis (.368, 7-19).

• Tied for 4th among MLB players with 15 pinch-hits (15-53, .283) including two home runs (T6th, MLB).

• His 15 pinch hits were the most by a Cardinals player since Marlon Anderson had 17 in 2004.

• Hit a game-winning pinch-hit, two-run homer off Trevor Hoffman (4/9 at MIL). His second pinch-hit home run came on 5/3 at

PHI off Joe Blanton.

• Caught 1/3 of an inning as an emergency catcher on 4/11 at MIL.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Played 111 games between Memphis (AAA) and St.

Louis...started in Memphis and was initially called up on 5/13...

started 34 games at first base and 32 at catcher at MEM and 23

in the outfield in STL...hit first Major League HR at MIL (5/26), a

solo HR off Jeff Suppan...also had a pinch-HR off Clay Zavada

vs. ARI (7/17)...had the game-winning hit in four of Memphis’ 14

last at-bat wins...put together a 12-game hitting streak at MEM (18-

46, .391, 3 HR, 13 RBI) from 5/4-6/21 between MLB time...was

4-for-4 with 10 RBI in bases loaded situations at Memphis.

2008 – His .337 average led the Cardinals farm system and

ranked 5th in the Pacific Coast League...in 112 games at Triple-

A led the team with 144 hits...started off his season at Triple-A

gathering hits in 9 of the team’s first 11 games...had a season-

high 12-game hitting streak from 6/2-14 (.348, 16-46)...was

Memphis’ lone representative at the Triple-A All-Star Game, went

1-2 with a run scored as a sub in RF...recalled to St. Louis three

times during the season, making his Major League debut on

6/22 at Boston, starting that day as the DH...picked up his first ML

hit in his start 6/22, a single off Boston’s J. Lester...started 12

games for the Cardinals: 7 in leftfield, 2 in rightfield and 3 as the

DH...his 2nd recall came 7/28 & he was optioned 8/6..recalled a

final time on 8/26 for the remainder of the season.

2007 – Spent the entire season at Memphis (AAA) and appeared

in a team-high 139 games...batted .343 (48-140) against left-handed

pitchers...had a .286 batting average prior to the All-Star break and .223

BA after the break...appeared in 77 games in left field and 54 in right

field with 13 outfield assists.

2006 – His .297 batting average ranked 5th among Cardinals full

season minor leaguers...named Cardinals Minor League Player

of the Month for August when he hit .330 with seven home runs

and 27 RBI in 29 games...hit in each of his last 11 games and in

13 of final 14 games (.482, 27-for-56)...batted .218 in 21 games,

with one HR and 8 RBI for Peoria of the Arizona Fall League.

2005 – Topped all signees from the Cards 2005 draft class in

batting average, home runs, RBI, slugging percentage and

OPS...hit in each of his first six starts (12-for-22, .545) with a HR

and seven RBI...was named Cardinals Minor League Player of

the Month for August, when he batted .361 (39-for-108) with nine

home runs and 25 RBI in 28 games...batted .363 (45-for-124) over

his final 32 games.

COMPLETE RECORD


2005 Quad Cities .344 65 250 54 86 9 2 14 53 0 4 2 23 1 25 4 0 7 .564 .398 1

2006 Springfield .297 111 417 55 124 26 3 12 73 0 6 2 28 0 81 2 1 10 .460 .340 5

2007 Memphis .261 139 501 50 131 17 0 13 49 1 2 4 31 0 81 7 1 7 .373 .309 7

2008 Memphis .337 112 427 67 144 23 3 16 74 0 4 2 20 0 50 2 1 12 .518 .366 2

ST. LOUIS .193 29 57 4 11 1 0 0 4 1 1 0 2 1 11 0 0 2 .211 .217 0

2009 Memphis .282 72 259 39 73 17 2 11 56 0 5 6 25 2 48 2 0 4 .490 .353 5

ST. LOUIS .230 39 87 6 20 7 0 2 17 0 2 0 2 0 15 1 0 2 .379 .242 0

2010 ST. LOUIS .256 79 121 11 31 4 0 2 9 0 0 1 4 0 28 0 0 5 .339 .286 0

Memphis .390 23 100 19 39 9 1 6 28 0 2 0 5 0 16 0 0 6 .680 1.091 1

MINOR TOTALS .306 522 1954 284 597 101 11 72 333 1 23 16 132 3 301 17 3 46 .479 .351 21

MAJOR TOTALS .234 147 265 21 62 12 0 4 30 1 3 1 8 1 54 1 0 9 .325 .256 0



Catcher 1.000 1 1 0 0 1 0

First Base 1.000 3 3 1 0 4 1

Outfield 1.000 68 49 1 0 50 0

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 2, three times. Last: 9/23 at Pittsburgh.

Most Runs: 2, twice. Last: 5/22 vs. Los Angeles Angels.

Most RBI: 2, twice. Last: 5/9 at Pittsburgh.


CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 2, seven times. Last: 9/23/10 at Pittsburgh.

Most Runs: 2, three times. Last: 5/22/10 vs. Los Angeles Angels.

Most RBI: 2, eight times. Last: 5/9/10 at Pittsburgh.


Pinch HR’s: 3. Last: 5/3/10 at Philadelphia (J. Blanton).

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by Houston Astros in the 39th round of the June 2002 free-agent draft, but did not sign.

• Selected by St. Louis Cardinals in the 7th round (230th overall) of the June 2005 free-agent draft.

• On St. Louis disabled list (right shoulder strain), July 12 - 31, 2010; included injury rehabilitation assignment to

Memphis (AAA), July 26-31.

MISC: Graduated from Jersey Village High School in Houston,

Texas, where he was a Class 5A All-State selection as a catcher

in 2000...began his collegiate career as a middle linebacker for

the University of Houston...attended San Jacinto Junior College

to begin switch to baseball...at SJJC in 2002, batted .377 with 24

home runs and 87 RBI to help lead the team to the Junior College

World Series...transferred to Louisiana State University...as a

senior at LSU, hit .370 with 18 HRs and 65 RBI in 257 at-bats while

playing outfield...originally drafted by the Houston Astros in the 39th

round of the 2002 draft but did not sign...resides in Magnolia,

Texas with his wife, Casey, and daughter, Kate Elaine (9/29/08)

...name is pronounced stav-uh-noah.

NICK STAVINOHA

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86Full Name: Robert Anthony Stock



Born: 11/21/89 at Bellevue, Washington

Opening Day Age: 21

M.L. Service: 0.000




ROBERT STOCK

2010 SEASON:

• Played in 85 games at Quad Cities, starting 82 at catcher.

• Had 14 multi-hit games including two three-hit contests, tying his career-high for hits in a game.

• Hit 17 doubles, 3rd most among Cardinals minor league catchers.

• Hit safely in 18-of-20 August games, accounting for his best month batting .264 with a home run and 12 RBI.

• Ranked 7th among Midwest League catchers by throwing out 28.6% of attempted base stealers (40-140).

• Posted a .978 fielding percentage despite leading Midwest League catchers in errors (18).

• Hit two-run home run in the top of the 9th inning during Game 1 of the Midwest League opening round playoffs vs. Kane

County to ice a 4-0 victory.

• Batted .300 (3-10) in the Midwest League playoffs with a home run and three RBI.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Played in 46 games, starting 35 at catcher, between

Johnson City (R) and Quad Cities (A)...batted .322 in Johnson City

with nine doubles, seven home runs and 24 RBI...ranked tied for

third among 2009 Cardinals draft picks with seven home runs...

threw out 28.6 (14-49) percent of would-be base stealers...totalled

an .857 on base + slugging average between Johnson City and

Quad Cities...hit first professional home run at BRS (7/2), a solo

shot, in the 4th inning...put together a 12-game hitting streak

from 7/25 to 8/13 (.429, 21-49, 4 HR, 13 RBI), ranking T5th in the

Appalachian League...had a hot July batting .357 (20-56), also hit

.326 with RISP (14-43) and .339 (38-112) vs. RHP...rated as the

10th-best prospect in the Cardinals organization by Baseball

America.

MISC: Graduated from Agoura High School in Agoura Hills,

Calif...named Baseball America’s 2005 Youth Player of the Year

after junior season batting .456, while posting a 5-3 record with

a 2.69 ERA and threw out 70 percent of base stealers...played

in the 2006 Aflac All-American Classic and was the starting

pitcher for the West squad, striking out the side in the first inning

and later homering in the game...named Los Angeles Times

Player of the Year...rated as the top player in his age (13, 14, 15)

by Baseball America...was a member of the Team USA Youth

National Team in 2004 and 2005...enrolled at the University of

Southern California after bypassing his senior year of high

school...posted a career batting average of .263 with 14 home runs

and 74 RBI...on the mound was 8-7 with a 3.38 ERA and nine

saves striking out 128 in 117.1 innings...threw out 33.8 percent

(50-148) of would-be base stealers...played two seasons in the

Cape Cod League for the Cotuit Kettleers...resides in Westlake

Village, Calif.

COMPLETE RECORD


2009 Johnson City .322 41 149 25 48 9 2 7 24 0 1 5 11 1 28 0 1 1 .550 .386 4

Quad Cities .095 5 21 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 5 0 0 0 .095 .208 1

2010 Quad Cities .213 85 310 32 66 17 0 1 31 1 1 0 39 1 56 2 2 10 .277 .300 18

MINOR TOTALS .242 131 480 58 116 26 2 8 55 1 2 6 52 2 89 2 3 11 .354 .322 23

PITCHER

56Full Name: Brian Curtis Tallet



Born: 9/21/77 at Midwest City, Oklahoma


M.L. Service: 5.146

Became Cardinal: Signed as a free agent on

November 30, 2010.


BRIAN TALLET

2010 SEASON:

• Appeared in 34 games with Toronto, starting five. Began the season in the Blue Jays rotation making all five starts before

moving to the bullpen 6/11 for the remaining 29 appearances.

• For the first time since 2006, was tougher against LH batters holding them to a .176 BA (18-102).

• Worked 2.0 or more innings in 14 of his 29 relief appearances, and had five relief appearances of 3.0 innings or more with a

season-high of 3.1 at NYY (7/3).

• Started the Blue Jays home opener on 4/12 vs. CWS throwing 6.0 innings in a no decision (Lost 8-7 in 11 inn.).

• Matched his career high allowing 20 home runs, with 13 coming in relief, ranking T-3rd among MLB relievers.

• His 2.33 HR allowed per nine innings pitched was the highest total of any Major Leaguer with at least 70 innings in 2010.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Made 37 appearances, including a career high 25 starts...

in his 25 starts posted a 7-8 record with a 5.41 ERA with 11

quality starts and held the opposition to three or less runs in 15

starts...LH hitters batted .290, while RH hitters batted .259...4/10

at CLE allowed two home runs, the first time he’d allowed more

than one HR in a game in his career...on 4/18 vs. OAK made his

1st start since 8/7/06...on 4/24 at CWS, picked up his 1st win as

a starter since his Major League debut on 9/16/02 when pitching

for CLE...between 5/4-30, tossed six consecutive quality starts,

going 2-2 with a 3.00 ERA and holding opponents to a .173

average.

2008 – Began the season retiring the first 13 batters he faced...had

a string of 12 outings covering 13.0 IP without allowing an earned

run between 4/21-5/31...in 11 May games, allowed only one

earned run for a 0.82 ERA...when pitching with runners in scoring

position, held opponents to a .182 mark (10-55), and with runners

in scoring position and two out, held opponents to a .185 avg. (5-

27)...picked up his first win since 2007 on 9/7 vs. TB...was placed

on the 15-day DL from July 28 – Aug. 15 with a fractured right toe.

2007 – Had his contract purchased by Toronto from Syracuse

(AAA) on 4/22...his .215 opponents average ranked 2nd on the

club...the 62.1 IP was the third most from a Blue Jays reliever...

allowed only one home run (Luis Hernandez, BAL) all season

coming in his 47th appearance (of 51)...went 60.1 IP without

allowing a home run...from 5/23-6/13 did not allow an earned

run over 16.2 IP...had two separate streaks of six and eight

games without giving up an earned run...recorded a strikeout in

14 straight games from 5/18-6/22.

2006 – Was on the Opening Day roster...was optioned to

Syracuse (AAA) on 5/2, before returning on 6/10...after his return

from the minors, posted an ERA of 3.09 over his final 37

outings...retired 22 of 43 first batters faced (51%) and stranded

31 of 43 inherited runners (72%)...finished September/October with

an ERA of 1.23 in seven appearances...made his only start of the

season 8/7 vs. BAL...did not allow an earned run in 2.1 IP, despite

walking four...worked 2.0 IP or more in nine games, holding the

opposition to 6 ER in 22.1 IP (2.70 ERA) of those contests...had

a span of 32 games without allowing a home run...held opposing

hitters to a .238 batting average...LH hitters were limited to a

.220 avg., while RH hitters batted .246.

2005 – Spent most of the season at Buffalo (AAA) and made two

appearances over four stints in Cleveland...did not allow a run over

his 4.1 relief IP in the International League postseason (4.1 IP, 1

H, 0 R)...was a combined 3-1 with a 2.53 ERA in nine April/May

starts (46.1 IP, 36 H, 13 ER) and 3-4 with a 6.69 ERA in eight

combined June/July starts (40.1 IP, 53 H, 30 ER).

2004 – Began the season on the DL after rehabbing from

reconstructive left elbow surgery the previous August...started

the season on the 60-day DL, rehabbing in extended spring

training...began a rehab assignment at Mahoning Valley on 6/30

before being sent to Lake County on 7/3...rehab was transferred

to Akron on 7/8, where he remained with the Aeros from 7/8-

8/21...activated from the 60-day DL on 7/27 and optioned to

Akron...was promoted to Buffalo on 8/22 and spent remainder of

season with the Bisons...did not allow a run over his three

International League playoff outings for the IL Champion Bisons.

BIOS BIOS

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BRIAN TALLET BRIAN TALLET

2003 – Split the season between Buffalo, Cleveland and the

disabled list with August elbow surgery...opened the season in

Buffalo...was recalled to Cleveland the first time on 5/28...made

his 2003 debut and first career relief appearance with a perfect

1.0 inning at COL on 6/3...was optioned to Buffalo on 6/22...made

four more starts with Buffalo from 6/26-7/13 before making a

spot start at CWS on 7/21 (4.2 IP, 5 H, 4 R/ 1 ER)...was removed

from what turned out to be his final appearance of 2003 on 7/26

at Pawtucket after 3.0 IP with discomfort in his left pitching elbow

...underwent ligament reconstruction (’Tommy John’ Surgery)

and ulnar nerve transposition in Birmingham, Ala. by Dr. James

Andrews on 8/26...spent entire 2003-04 off-season rehabbing

the injury in Cleveland.

2002 – Spent most of the season between Buffalo (AAA) and

Akron (AA), going a combined 12-4, before spending the last

three weeks at the big league level where he made his major

league debut and picked up his first win...spent the first half of the

season with the Akron Aeros...did not make his first start at Akron

until 4/13 as he overcame offseason/spring training shoulder

tendonitis...won his last six decisions with Akron from 6/9-7/4

before being promoted to Buffalo on 7/14...at time of promotion

his 10 wins were tied for 2nd in the Eastern League and his 3.08

ERA was 7th...after the season he was named second runner-

up for Pitcher of the Year honors in the Eastern League...was

promoted to the big leagues on 9/13 when his contract was

purchased from Buffalo after the Bisons were eliminated from

the IL playoffs...made and won his Major League debut on 9/16

at BOS in the night game of a day/night doubleheader...tossed

6.0 shutout innings in a 7-1 win over the Sox (6.0 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 3

BB, 1 SO), becoming the first Indian to win big league debut in

starting role since Paul Rigdon on 5/21/00 vs. NYY.

2001 – Spent the entire season at Kinston (A) of the Carolina

League, leading the circuit in strikeouts with 164...led the Indians

organization in strikeouts and innings pitched (160.0) and his 27

starts were tied for first in the system...his 3.04 ERA was the 5th

lowest mark in the Carolina League and his two complete games

were tied for 4th...had three starts of 10 strikeouts.

2000 – Was the 55th player selected in the 2000 draft by the

Tribe and signed his first pro contract on August 1...named 14th

best prospect in the organization by Baseball America after the

season.

MISC: Graduated from Putnam City West High School in 1996

in Oklahoma City, Okla...played his collegiate ball at Hill Junior

College (TX), where he went 11-2 in 1997 and led his team to the

Western Regional Texas state crown...and then went on to

Louisiana State University under legendary coach Skip

Bertman...was a teammate of current Cardinal Ryan Theriot on

the 2000 LSU team...started the title game against Stanford for

the 2000 NCAA Championship...was drafted three times without

signing (Florida, 14th round, 1996), New York Yankees (13th

round, 1997) and Pittsburgh (19th round, 1999)...married with

one child...resides in Baton Rouge, La.

COMPLETE RECORD

Year Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2000 Mahoning Valley 0-0 1.15 6 6 0 0 0 0 15.2 10 2 2 0 1 3 0 20 0 0 .172

2001 Kinston 9-7 3.04 27 27 2 0 0 0 160.0 134 62 54 12 4 38 0 *164 2 0 .224

2002 Akron 10-1 3.08 18 16 1 0 0 0 102.1 93 41 35 9 9 32 0 73 2 1 .243

Buffalo 2-3 3.07 8 7 0 1 0 0 44.0 47 17 15 1 1 16 0 25 4 0 .281

Cleveland 1-0 1.50 2 2 0 1 0 0 12.0 9 3 2 0 1 4 0 5 0 0 .214

2003 Buffalo 4-4 5.14 15 15 0 0 0 0 84.0 89 50 48 10 5 34 1 67 6 0 .270

Cleveland 0-2 4.74 5 3 0 0 0 0 19.0 23 14 10 2 1 8 0 9 0 0 .303

2004 Mahoning Valley# 0-0 0.00 2 1 0 0 0 0 2.2 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .273

Lake County# 0-0 0.00 2 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .143

Akron# 1-1 5.32 14 0 0 7 0 1 23.2 26 15 14 0 0 13 1 24 1 0 .268

Buffalo 0-0 4.15 5 0 0 1 0 0 8.2 7 4 4 0 0 3 1 7 1 0 .212

2005 Buffalo 6-5 4.05 22 17 0 2 0 0 97.2 98 51 44 17 3 25 0 61 4 1 .260

Cleveland 0-0 7.71 2 0 0 0 0 0 4.2 6 4 4 2 1 3 0 2 0 0 .300

2006 Syracuse 1-2 5.68 20 0 0 9 0 3 25.1 32 17 16 4 3 10 1 21 1 0 .311

Toronto 3-0 3.81 44 1 0 8 0 0 54.1 45 24 23 5 3 31 4 37 2 1 .238

2007 Syracuse 0-0 1.35 7 0 0 3 0 0 6.2 4 2 1 1 0 3 0 11 0 0 .174

Toronto 2-4 3.47 48 0 0 11 0 0 62.1 49 26 24 1 6 28 7 54 1 0 .215

2008 Syracuse 0-0 4.50 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 .286

Toronto 1-2 2.88 51 0 0 15 0 0 56.1 52 19 18 4 1 22 3 47 0 0 .243

2009 Toronto 7-9 5.32 37 25 0 3 0 0 160.2 169 99 95 20 6 72 2 120 2 0 .268

2010 Dunedin# 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 4.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 .154

Las Vegas# 0-1 54.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 1.1 9 8 8 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 .692

Toronto 2-6 6.40 34 5 0 5 0 0 77.1 84 60 55 20 4 38 3 53 1 0 .273

MINOR TOTALS 33-24 3.76 150 92 3 23 0 4 580.0 557 372 242 56 26 180 4 481 22 2 .251

MAJOR TOTALS 16-23 4.65 223 36 0 43 0 0 446.2 437 249 231 54 23 206 19 327 6 1 .256

# Minor League Rehabilitation Assignment

* Led League

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 6.2, 4/7 at Texas.Most IP (Relief): 3.1, 7/3 at New York Yankees.Most Strikeouts (Starter): 6, 4/7 at Texas.Most Strikeouts (Relief): 4, 6/13 at Colorado.Most Walks (Starter): 3, two times. Last: 6/1 vs. Tampa Bay.Most Walks (Relief): 4, 7/3 at New York Yankees.Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 6, 4/12 vs. Chicago White Sox.Most Runs Allowed (Relief): 5, two times. Last: 8/24 vs. N. Y. Yankees.Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 8, 4/12 vs. Chicago White Sox.Most Hits Allowed (Relief): 6, 8/24 vs. New York Yankees.Most HRs Allowed: 3, 7/9 vs. Boston.Longest Winning Streak: 1, two times.Longest Losing Streak: 4 games, 4/17-7/31.Longest Scoreless Streak: 4.1 IP, 6/25-7/1.

CAREER HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 7.0, five times. Last: 9/27/09 vs. Seattle.Most IP (Relief): 5.0, 8/8/09 vs. Baltimore.Most Strikeouts (Starter): 7, three times. Last: 9/11/09 at Detroit.Most Strikeouts (Relief): 5, two times. Last: 4/10/09 at Cleveland.Most Walks (Starter): 6, 6/28/09 vs. Philadelphia.Most Walks (Relief): 4, 7/3/10 at New York Yankees.Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 10, 4/29/09 at Kansas City.Most Runs Allowed (Relief): 5, two times. Last: 8/24/10 vs. N.Y. Yankees.Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 11, three times. Last: 9/22/09 vs. Baltimore.Most Hits Allowed (Relief): 6, 8/24/10 vs. New York Yankees.Most HRs Allowed: 3, 7/9/10 vs. Boston.Longest Winning Streak: 3 games, 4/8-7/20/06.Longest Losing Streak: 5 games, 6/28-9/1/09.Longest Scoreless Streak: 16.2 IP, 5/23-6/13/07.Last Start: 6/8/10 vs. Tampa Bay.Last Relief App: 9/30/10 at Minnesota.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Florida Marlins in the 14th round of the June 1996 First Year Player Draft, but did not sign.

• Selected by the New York Yankees in the 13th round of the June 1997 First Year Player Draft, but did not sign.

• Selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 19th round of the June 1999 First Year Player Draft, but did not sign.

• Selected by the Cleveland Indians in the 2nd round (55th overall) of the June 2000 First Year Player Draft.

• On Cleveland disabled list (left elbow) April 5 to July 27, 2004; included rehabilitation assignment to Mahoning Valley (A)

June 30, Lake County (A) July 3 and Akron (AA) July 8-27.

• Acquired by Toronto Blue Jays in exchange for RHP Bubbie Buzachero, January 17, 2004.

• On Toronto disabled list (right toe fracture), July 28 to August 15, 2008.

• On Toronto disabled list (left forearm strain), April 18 to June 1, 2010; included rehabilitation assignment to Dunedin (A) May

20 and Las Vegas (AAA) May 25.

• Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent, November 30, 2010.


2010 Toronto .000 34 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

MAJOR TOTALS .000 76 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .000 .000 7


Pitcher .894 223 22 37 7 66 0

BIOS BIOS

177176

CAREER:

• His 156 multi-hit games rank third among MLB middle infielders over the last three seasons, trailing only Robinson Cano (171)

and Derek Jeter (167).

• Has played in 453 games over the past three seasons, ranking T-6th among MLB middle infielders.

• His 432 singles, rank 2nd (Jeter, 442) among MLB infilders over the past three seasons.

• Stole 91 bases over the past four seasons, ranking 7th among MLB middle infielders. He has stolen 20 or more bases each

of the past four seasons.

• Has career batting numbers over .300 in April (.326), July (.319) and August (.301) and against NL Central opponents (.303).

2010 SEASON:

• Played in 150 games, starting with 96 games with the Cubs before a trade to the Dodgers on 7/31, where he finished the

season playing 54 games for LAD.

• His 20 stolen bases in 2010 were tops among the N.L.'s everyday second basemen.

• Tied his career long with a 13-game hitting streak (11 were multi-hit games) from 4/21-5/4, batting .475 (29-61) over the

period, the 2nd highest average (C. Gonzalez, .516, 16-game) during a National League hitting streak of 13-games or more.

• Also had hitting streaks of 11 games (with LAD) and eight games earlier in the season with CHI.

• Turned 69 double plays with 56 coming at second base, ranking 13th in the N.L. among second basemen.

• Ranked 6th among second basemen in the National League with a .986 fielding percentage.

• Batted .293 with 2 HR and 14 RBI against NL Central clubs, his highest BA against any NL division.

RYAN THERIOT RYAN THERIOT

INFIELDER

3Full Name: Ryan Stewart Theriot



Born: 12/7/79 at Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Opening Day Age: 31

M.L. Service: 4.118

Became Cardinal: Acquired in a trade with the Los Angeles

Dodgers for RHP Blake Hawksworth on November 30, 2010.


CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Established numerous career marks and led the Cubs with

154 games played and 602 at-bats...his five triples, seven homers

and 54 RBI established career bests…his 147 starts at SS, were

the most by a Cub at that position since Shawon Dunston (150

in1988)...hit 3 HR with 8 RBI in a four-game span, May 1-4, with

the 3 HR coming in a span of 12 at-bats...led the team with 21

stolen bases, his third consecutive season with more than 20

steals...was the first Cub with three-consecutive 20-steal seasons

since Sammy Sosa (1993-95)...led the team with 51 multi-hit

games (40 two-hit and 11 three-hit)...hit .312 (92-for-295) in 77

games against the N.L. Central...hit his first career grand slam 5/1

vs. FLA, establishing a career-high four RBI game...stole a career-

high three bases 7/22 at PHI...hit safely in 30 of 32 home games,

5/13-7/26 (.365, 46-126).

2008 – Led the Cubs with a .307 batting average, ranking 6th in

the National League...ranked 4th in MLB with 58 mutli-hit

games...ranked 1st in the NL and 4th in MLB (Suzuki, 180) with

154 singles...drew a career high 73 walks...recorded a career-high

13-game hitting streak (7/3-20), batting .439 (25-57)...hit .300 or

better in each of the first four months of the season (April .323,

May .308, June .309, July .333)...struck out once in every 11.4

plate appearances, ranking 6th in the NL...went a season-high 31

games without an error (7/13-8/20) handling 88 total chances in

that span...batted .368 (25-68) in 16 games at the lead-off position

in the lineup...recorded four multi-hit games three times during the

season...hit his lone home run of the season 4/15 vs. CIN (Todd

Coffey). 2008 POSTSEASON – Batted .273 (3-11) in three

games against the Dodgers in the NLDS.

2007 – Played 148 games in his first full season in the Major

Leagues...led the team with 28 stolen bases in 32 attempts,

ranking 12th in the NL and 7th in the NL with an 87.5 SB pct.

...rapped out a .300 batting average (45-150), while batting lead-

off in 34 games...made 108 appearances at shortstop (101 stars),

37 at second base, eight at third base and six in the outfield...had

two nine-game hitting streaks (5/6-15 & 8/31-9/8)...hit first career

pinch-hit home run 5/29 vs. FLA off Dontrelle Willis...on 6/11 vs.

HOU formed a double play combination with Mike Fontenot a

former college teammate at LSU, from the 2000 team which won

the NCAA College World Series...belted a career-high three

doubles 7/1 vs. MIL...committed an error at STL (7/26) snapping

a 346.0 inning streak without an error dating to 4/27 at STL.

2007 POSTSEASON – Started at shortstop in each of the Cubs

three NLDS games vs. Arizona...batted .250 (3-12) with a stolen

base and an RBI.

2006 – Played in 73 games at Iowa (AAA) and 53 games with the

Cubs with three recalls (5/8, 7/14 & 7/24)...following his third

recall on 7/24, batted .347 (42-121) in 44 games staying with

the club through the end of the season...posted a .984 fielding

percentage at second base and committed only two errors in

124 total chances...hit first ML home run 9/1 vs. SF off Noah

Lowry...notched first multi-HR game 9/17 vs. CIN, hitting two

home runs in a 3-for-5 game.

2005 – Played in 120 games at West Tenn (AA), before a

promotion on 9/13, making his ML debut for the Cubs vs. CIN as

a pinch-hitter in the 10th inning...recorded his first ML hit 9/14

vs. CIN off Brian Shackelford, a pinch-hit infield single...spent

the majority of the season at West Tenn, batting .304 with 28

doubles, 24 stolen bases and was named the team’s Most

Valuable Player at the end of the season.

2004 – Played in 103 games for Daytona (A), batting .273 with

14 doubles and 34 RBI...helped the Cubs to a split of the Florida

State League Championship vs. Tampa that was canceled due

to Hurricane Charlie...played his best baseball in August batting

.339 (19-56) with four doubles and eight RBI.

2001 - 2003 – Split his 2003 season between Lansing (A) and

West Tenn (AA), combining to hit .249 in 111 games...hit safely

in 45 of 58 games at Lansing and swiped 21 bases...began his

professional career in 2001 with Daytona (A).

MISC: Played college baseball at Louisiana State University

under legendary coach Skip Bertman...helped lead the Tigers to

the 2000 NCAA College World Series Championship, in which he

scored the winning run via a walk-off single by former Cardinal farm

hand Brad Cresse...also played with current Cardinal Brian Tallet

on that team and was named to the College World Series all-

Tournament team...graduated from Broadmoor High School in

Baton Rouge, La., in 1998...is a co-founder of Hardt of Champions

athletic complex in Louisiana where the goal of the complex is to

raise money for families and children who are struggling,

performing a free clinic for underpriviledged children once a year

with other MLB players...married to Johnnah and has three

children, Houston, Macey and Georgia Grace...resides in Baton

Rouge, La...name is pronounced TARE-ee-oh.

COMPLETE RECORD


2001 Daytona .204 30 103 20 21 5 0 0 9 3 1 1 21 0 17 2 4 2 .252 .341 7

2002 Lansing .252 130 489 75 123 19 4 1 37 3 3 4 59 1 77 32 8 3 .313 .335 15

2003 Lansing .259 58 220 29 57 8 1 1 17 5 0 1 31 1 34 21 5 4 .318 .353 9

West Tenn .236 53 178 20 42 3 0 1 9 4 1 3 29 1 21 9 8 6 .270 .351 10

2004 Daytona .273 103 330 47 90 14 3 1 34 6 3 3 48 0 43 13 11 4 .342 .367 10

2005 West Tenn .304 120 448 52 136 28 4 1 53 4 5 1 45 2 38 24 10 9 .391 .365 13

Chicago (NL) .154 9 13 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 .231 .214 0

2006 Iowa .304 73 280 41 85 11 5 0 22 1 2 2 27 1 34 14 3 5 .379 .367 10

Chicago (NL) .328 53 134 34 44 11 3 3 16 6 0 2 17 0 18 13 2 5 .522 .412 3

2007 Chicago (NL) .266 148 537 80 143 30 2 3 45 8 3 0 49 1 50 28 4 12 .346 .326 11

2008 Chicago (NL) .307 149 580 85 178 19 4 1 38 4 1 3 73 1 58 22 13 19 .359 .387 14

2009 Chicago (NL) .284 154 602 81 171 20 5 7 54 13 5 6 51 1 93 21 10 13 .369 .343 15

2010 Chicago (NL) .284 96 388 45 110 10 2 1 21 2 1 2 19 3 46 16 6 8 .327 .320 9

Los Angeles (NL).242 54 198 27 48 5 0 1 8 5 1 2 22 0 28 4 3 5 .283 .323 1

MINOR TOTALS .271 567 2048 284 554 88 17 5 181 26 15 15 260 6 264 115 49 33 .337 .355 74

MAJOR TOTALS .284 663 2452 355 696 96 16 16 182 38 11 15 232 6 295 104 38 62 .356 .348 53

DIvISION SERIES RECORD


2007 CHC vs. ARI .250 3 12 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 .250 .308 0

2008 CHC vs. LAD .273 3 11 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 .273 .333 1

D.S. TOTALS .261 6 23 0 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 4 1 0 1 .261 .320 1



Second Base .987 198 332 414 10 756 84

Third Base .857 9 5 7 2 14 0

Shortstop .976 439 580 1090 41 1711 229

Outfield 1.000 5 5 0 0 5 0

BIOS BIOS

179178

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Chicago Cubs in the 3rd round (78th overall) of the June 2001 First Year Player Draft.

• Acquired by the Los Angeles Angels along with LHP Ted Lilly and cash for RHP Brett Wallach, RHP Kyle Smit and INF Blake

DeWitt on July 31, 2010.

• Acquired by the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for RHP Blake Hawksworth, November 30, 2010.

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most Hits: 5, 4/25 at Milwaukee.

Most Runs: 4, 6/7 at Pittsburgh.

Most 2Bs: 2, two times. Last: 8/25 at Milwaukee.

Most HRs: 1, two times. Last: 8/21 vs. Cincinnati.

Most RBI: 3, 4/25 at Milwaukee.

Most BBs: 2, eight times. Last: 10/1 vs. Arizona.


CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 5, twice. Last: 4/25/10 at Milwaukee.

Most Runs: 4, 6/7 at Pittsburgh

Most 2Bs: 3, two times. Last: 5/25/09 vs. Pittsburgh.

Most HRs: 2, twice. Last: 8/13/09 vs. San Diego.

Most RBI: 4, two times. Last: 7/30/09 vs. Houston.

Most BBs: 4, two times. Last: 9/29/09 vs. Pittsburgh.

Most SBs: 3, 7/22/09 at Philadelphia.

Longest Hitting Streak: 13 games, two times. Last: 4/21-5/4/10.

Grand Slams: 1. 5/1/09 vs. Florida (Badenhop).

Pinch HR’s: 1. 5/29/07 vs. Florida (Willis).

Ryan Theriot, who was acquired by the Cardinals this off-season, will combine with second baseman Skip Schumaker to

cover the middle infield for St. Louis in 2011.

RYAN THERIOT KEVIN THOMAS


75Full Name: Kevin Lee Thomas



Born: 7/8/86 at Lufkin, Texas


M.L. Service: 0.000

Became Cardinal: Selected in the 33rd round(995th overall) of the June 2008

First Year Player Draft.


2010 SEASON:

• Made 29 appearances with 14 starts at Palm Beach (A). All 14 starts came consecutively starting on 6/21.

• Posted a 2.27 ERA, which would have led the Florida State League, but failed to qualify by five innings.

• Posted the lowest ERA in all of Minor League Baseball after 6/21 with a 1.32 ERA in 81.2 innings pitched.

• His nine wins post All-Star Break were T-3rd among all minor league pitchers and he was one of three Cardinals Minor

Leaguers to accomplish that feat (Lance Lynn, Brian Broderick).

• Led Palm Beach in wins (10), ERA (2.27) and strikeouts (94).

• Honored as Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Month in August (4-1, 1.18 ERA, 38.0 IP, 36 K).

• Won 6 consecutive decisions (7 starts) from 6/18-7/21 & registered a quality start in each of the seven starts.

• Struck out a career-high nine batters on 8/6 at Dunedin.

• Was 9-2 with a 1.32 in 14 starts as opposed to 1-0 with a 5.33 ERA in 15 relief appearances.

• Did not allow a home run all season (441 total batters faced).

• Opposing batters only hit .187 (17-91) with runners in scoring position, and only two of the hits were for extra bases.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Made 28 appearances, 21 starts at Quad Cities

(A)...ranked T-8th among Cardinals minor league pitchers with

seven wins which also tied for the Quad Cities team lead...led

Quad Cities with 21 games started and 119.1 innings pitched...

named Midwest League Pitcher of the Week (4/27-5/3) going 2-

0 with 8.1 scoreless innings and five strikeouts, highlighted by five

no-hit innings at Clinton (5/2)...did not allow an earned run in his

first six appearances spanning the month of April and one game

into May (18.1 IP, 7 H, 13 K), registered a quality starts in each

of the six games throwing 6.0 innings or more...won his last three

decisions.

2008 – Made 10 apperances, four starts for Johnson City (R)...

struck out a then career-high seven batters in his first professional

win vs. Princeton (8/1), allowing one hit over five scoreless innings

...posted the lowest ERA (2.65) among Johnson City pitchers

with 30 innings pitched or more.

MISC: Was a four-year letter winner at Central H.S. in Pollok,

Texas...named 1st team all-district as a sophomore, junior and

senior...played college baseball at Stephen F. Austin State

University...was a college teammate of current Cardinals catcher

Steven Hill...also played collegiately at Texarkana Junior College

(2006) and Northwestern State (La.) from 2004-05...resides in

Etoile, Texas.

COMPLETE RECORD


2008 Johnson City 2-1 2.65 10 4 0 1 0 0 34.0 34 15 10 1 3 8 0 27 6 0 .243

2009 Quad Cities 7-7 4.07 28 21 0 3 0 1 119.1 116 63 54 6 5 42 0 55 10 0 .254

2010 Palm Beach 10-2 2.27 29 14 0 1 0 0 107.0 93 35 27 0 5 38 2 94 12 0 .238

MINOR TOTALS 19-10 3.15 67 39 0 5 0 1 260.1 243 113 91 7 13 88 2 176 28 0 .246

BIOS BIOS

181180

2010 SEASON:

• Appeared in 38 games for the New York Mets, with 37 appearances as a reliever.

• Made his first and only career start on 10/2 vs. WSH, throwing a career-high 5.1 innings and allowed one run on three hits,

struck out five and walked four in a no-decision of a 7-2 Mets win.

• Started out the season at Buffalo (AAA) before being purchased by the Mets on 4/11.

• Recorded first ML save on 5/25 vs. PHI, tossing three scoreless innings to close out an 8-0 win.

• Made six consecutive scoreless apperances from 7/19-28 covering 10.0 IP.

• Recorded 17 appearances of four outs or more; and six appearances of 3.0 IP or more (five in relief).

• Collected his first ML hit, a single off Felipe Lopez (4/17 at STL), in his first ML plate appearance during the 18th inning.

• Earned his first career win on 5/11 vs. WSH, throwing a shutout inning in an 8-6 win.

• Worked a Mets season-high 5.0 innings in relief on 5/20 at WSH to earn his second win of the season, marking the first time a

Mets reliever threw 5.0 innings since Darren Oliver in 2007 vs. FLA.

• Went 2-1 with a 3.06 ERA (12 earned runs/35.1 innings) in seven starts for Buffalo...Went 7.0 innings twice, in consecutive

starts, August 20th and August 25th...Allowed three runs or less in all of his nine outings, seven starts, at Buffalo.

• Posted a reverse split with LH batters hitting .330 (29-88), while RH batters only hit .216 (30-139), with 24 of his 27 walks

coming against a RH batter.

RAUL VALDES RAUL VALDES


37Full Name: Raul Valdes



Born: 11/27/77 at La Habana, Cuba

Opening Day Age: 33

M.L. Service: 0.143

Became Cardinal: Signed as a minor league free agent on

November 19, 2010.


CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Pitched for Toros del Este of the Dominican Winter

League...went 2-0 with a 2.02 ERA (8 ER/35.2 IP) in 11 games,

six starts...allowed 35 hits while walking five and striking out 22

...allowed more than one earned run in only one of his 11 outings

...limited LH hitters to an .087 (2-23) batting average...as a starter,

went 2-0 with a 1.74 ERA (6 ER/31.0 IP)...pitched for the

Caribbean World Series Champions from the Dominican Republic

posting a 2-0 record with a 4.09 ERA (5 ER/11.0 IP) in two starts

against Puerto Rico and Venezuela.

2008 – Pitched for Leones del Escogido of the Dominican Winter

League...went 1-1 with an 11.12 ERA (7 ER/5.2 IP) in five games,

one start...Allowed 11 hits, with two walks and two strikeouts...as

a reliever, went 1-0 with a 5.40 ERA (two earned runs/3.1 innings)

in four relief appearances...limited LH batters to a .125 (1-8) BA.

2007 – Split the season between St. Lucie (A) of the Florida

State League and Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League...began

the season with St. Lucie before being promoted to Binghamton

on 5/12 after three appearances, two as a reliever...was exclusively

a reliever with Binghamton and was un-scored upon in his final

7.2 innings of work from 8/17 through the end of the season...

pitched for Gigantes del Cibao in the Dominican Winter League,

going 0-1 with a 5.40 ERA (5 ER/8.1 IP) while making two starts.

2006 – Attended Spring Training with the Chicago Cubs as a

non-roster invitee...began the season with Iowa (AAA) of the

Pacific Coast League...was released by the Cubs on 5/17...signed

with Nashua of the Independent Canadian American League on

6/1 and appeared in four games with the Pride...was traded from

Nashua to New Jersey on 6/14 and spent the rest of the season

with the Jackals...went 5-1 with a 2.68 ERA (15 ER/50.1 IP) over

the final two months of the season...was named the Player of the

Week for the week of 7/17-23 and tossed a complete-game

shutout while striking out eight in his only start during that period.

2005 – Opened the season with West Tennessee (AA) of the

Southern League before being promoted to Iowa (AAA) of the

Pacific Coast League on 5/9...earned his first professional save

on 8/10 vs. LV, hurling 3.0 scoreless innings.

2004 – Split time as an outfielder and a pitcher while playing for

the Dominican Cubs...hit .241 (42-174) with 12 doubles, three

triples, three home runs and 26 RBI in 50 games as an outfielder...

also went 7-2 with a 0.51 ERA in 16 games, nine starts, as a

pitcher...In 87.2 innings, he struck out 152 batters for a 16.88

strikeouts per nine innings ratio...walked only eight batters for a

19-to-1, strikeout-to-walk ratio.

MISC: Defected from Cuba, where he was a member of the

Cuban National Team...resides in San Francisco de Macoris,

Dominican Republic.

COMPLETE RECORD


2004 DSL Cubs 7-2 *0.51 16 9 0 5 0 0 87.2 38 8 5 0 1 8 0 *152 10 0 .127

2005 West Tennessee 2-0 5.09 5 5 0 0 0 0 23.0 28 13 13 1 1 3 0 18 2 0 .322

Iowa 6-7 5.93 25 17 0 3 0 1 98.2 135 71 65 7 4 39 1 73 5 2 .330

2006 Iowa 1-3 7.59 7 7 0 0 0 0 32.0 44 27 27 5 2 20 1 20 1 0 .341

Nashua (Ind.) 2-1 5.09 4 4 0 0 0 0 23.0 30 13 13 1 0 11 0 17 0 0 .316

New Jersey (Ind.) 7-3 2.81 17 12 3 1 1 0 83.1 82 33 26 4 7 22 1 62 2 0 .262

2007 St. Lucie 0-1 6.14 3 1 0 1 0 0 7.1 8 5 5 0 2 6 0 5 0 0 .276

Binghamton 0-1 3.68 20 0 0 8 0 1 29.1 35 15 12 3 2 9 2 28 1 0 .299

2008 DID NOT PITCH IN PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL

2009 DID NOT PITCH IN PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL

2010 Buffalo 2-1 3.00 9 7 0 1 0 0 36.0 34 12 12 3 1 9 0 36 0 0 .250

New York-NL 3-3 4.91 38 1 0 8 0 1 58.2 59 33 32 7 4 27 1 56 2 0 .261

MINOR TOTALS 27-19 3.81 106 62 3 19 1 2 420.1 434 197 178 24 20 127 5 411 21 2 .269

MAJOR TOTALS 3-3 4.91 38 1 0 8 0 1 58.2 59 33 32 7 4 27 1 56 2 0 .261

* Led League


2010 New York (NL) .400 38 10 1 4 1 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .500 .400 0

MAJOR TOTALS .400 38 10 1 4 1 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .500 .400 0


Pitcher 1.000 38 3 8 0 11 0


Most IP: 5.1, 10/2 vs. Washington.

Most Strikeouts: 6, twice. Last: 5/20 at Washington.

Most Hits Allowed: 7, 5/20 at Washington.

Most Runs Allowed: 4, five times. Last: 9/15 vs. Pittsburgh.

Most Walks: 4, 10/2 vs. Washington.

Most HR Allowed: 2, 7/30 vs. Arizona.

Longest Winning Streak: 1, three times. Last: 9/15-present.

Longest Losing Streak: 2, 6/2-30.

Longest Scoreless Streak: 10.0, 7/19-28.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Signed with the Chicago Cubs as a non-drafted free agent, March 31, 2004.

• Signed with Nashua of the Independent Canadian-American League, June 1, 2006.

• Traded to New Jersey Jackals, June 14, 2006.

• Signed by the New York Mets as a minor league free agent, November 11, 2006.

• On loan from the Tabasco Olmecas of the Mexican League to the New York Mets, February 22, 2010.

• Signed by the New York Mets to a minor league contract, April 7, 2010.

• Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals to a minor league contract, November 19, 2010.

BIOS BIOS

183182

2010 SEASON:

• Spent time in three organizations, playing the season at Triple-A for both Seattle and Houston.

• Began spring training with Pittsburgh before being given his unconditional release on 4/12. Seattle signed the infielder on 4/20

and he played 35 games between second base (28), third (3) and shortstop (4) at Tacoma (AAA).

• Was released by the Mariners on 6/16 and signed by Houston on 6/25.

• At Round Rock, Houston’s Triple-A affiliate, he hit .352 in 16 games. Again split his time at second base (5), third base (6)

and shortsop (5) before being released on 7/20.

• Played for Caguas during the Puerto Rican Winter League, appearing in 34 games while batting .227.

RAMON VAZQUEZ RAMON VAZQUEZ


19Full Name: Ramon Luis Vazquez



Born: 8/21/76 at Aibonito, Puerto Rico


M.L. Service: 7.026

Became Cardinal: Signed as a minor league free agent,

January 15, 2011.


CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Made 28 appearances (21 starts) at shortstop, 22 apps.

(18 starts) at second base and 14 apps. (nine starts) at third

base in his first season with Pittsburgh...was Pittsburgh’s most

used pinch hitter, going 10-for-42 (.238)...made first appearance

with Pirates on Opening Day; played final three innings at third

base and went 1-for-2 at the plate on 4/6 at STL...tied career

high with four hits (seventh time) while starting at shortstop on 6/4

vs. NY; also swiped lone base...connected off Chris Volstad for

only home run on 7/3 at Florida...limited to pinch hitting duties from

9/19-29 due to discomfort in right knee (results of MRI taken on

9/21 revealed no structural problems).

2008 – Spent entire season with Texas...made 70 appearances

(60 starts) at third base, 26 (11 starts) at shortstop, 11 (seven

starts) at second base and played one game at first base (5/22

at MIN)...set a career high in RBI...batted .310 and hit all six

home runs off right handed pitchers...hit .353 with runners on

base, 49-for-133 with three HRs and 37 RBI...assumed starting

role at third on 4/26 following Hank Blalock’s injury...batted .368

in May, the second-highest average among American League

players...hit first career walkoff home run on 5/12 off SEA’s B.

Morrow in 13-12, 10-inning victory...had four hits, which included

a walkoff double, matched season high with four RBI 7/29 vs. SEA,

plus three errors to become first Major League player since SF’s

Bob Brenly to have at least three hits, three RBI and three errors

in the same game (Brenly had four errors, three hits and four

RBI on 9/14/86 vs. Atlanta)...appeared in 12 of the last 31 games,

beginning on 8/25 and started just 22 games after the All-Star

break due to the return of Blalock...signed by Pittsburgh on 12/12.

2007 – Began the season with Oklahoma (Rangers’ AAA)...was

recalled by Texas on 5/17 and spent remainder of season with

Rangers...went 44 games without an error from 7/18 thru 9/13,

making appearances at all four infield positions in that time...set

a career high in home runs and led all Texas batters in sacrifice

bunts...hit .524 (11-for-21) with nine RBI in his first seven games

with the Rangers...went 3-for-4 with a home run in debut with

Texas on 5/18 at HOU...had five RBI on 5/20 at Houston...went

4-for-6 with two home runs and career high seven RBI in Texas’

30-3 win on 8/22 at Baltimore (game one); hit a three-run homer

off D. Cabrera in the 4th inning and a three-run homer off P.

Shuey in the 9th that made the score 30-3 and gave the Rangers

the modern-day MLB record for runs in a game.

2006 – Split the season between Cleveland and Buffalo (Indians’

AAA)...was with Cleveland on Opening Day, but hit .179 (5-for-

28) in 16 games and was optioned to Triple-A on 5/16...was

recalled on 6/11...hit lone homer with Indians on 7/24 vs.

DET...went 8-for-35 (.229) in second stint with Cleveland and

was optioned to Buffalo on 7/28...returned once again to Cleveland

on 8/11 and made final appearance with Tribe as a starter at

second base that night vs. KC...hit safely in six of his last nine

games with the Indians, going 7-for-23 (.304) with seven runs

scored...designated for assignment on 8/12 and outrighted to

Buffalo on 8/17...signed as free agent by Texas on 11/17.

2005 – Began the season with Boston, where he was used in a

utility role for the first three months...made final start with Red Sox

at shortstop on 6/26...was optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket on

7/4, but was acquired by Cleveland before he appeared in a

game there...was assigned to Buffalo following the trade and

made 17 appearances at shortstop, three at second base and one

at third base...recalled by Cleveland on 8/2 and made four starts

at second base and two at short for the Indians...tallied lone RBI

on 9/17 vs. Kansas City...Hit .212 with five RBI in 39 big league

games between Boston and Cleveland.

2004 – Began season with San Diego...was placed on the 15-day

disabled list on 5/21 with a right oblique strain...spent eight games

with Triple-A Portland on a rehab assignment before rejoining San

Diego on 6/20...optioned to Portland on 6/30 and recalled by

San Diego on 9/1...played in 25 of the Padres’ final 31 games,

making 13 starts and hitting .324 (22-for-68)...made just one

error in 110 total chances with San Diego.

2003 – Spent full season with San Diego and established career

highs in runs scored, walks and stolen bases...was Padres most-

used shortstop, making 108 appearances (102 starts)...also

made four appearances (three starts) at third base and three

appearances (two starts) at second base...missed 33 games in

June and July due to a strained abdominal muscle...was on the

D.L. from 6/1 thru 7/6...played five games on a rehab assignment

with Lake Elsinore...scored a career-high four runs on 8/12 at

ATL...had four-hit game on 9/24 vs. LA.

2002 – Spent entire season with San Diego...set career highs in

games played, at-bats, hits, doubles and triples...ranked third

among National League rookies in batting, total bases (153) and

on-base percentage (.344)...appeared in the leadoff spot 67

times, assuming the role full time on 6/24...was San Diego’s

Opening Day starter at third base, becoming the first Padres

rookie to make the Opening Day lineup since first baseman Dave

Staton in 1994...hit .188 (19-for-101) in April, but .301 (97-for-

322) the rest of the way...led San Diego with a .328 average in

June and a .326 average in August...his first Major League home

run was a grand slam on 6/7 at TB off Ryan Rupe...became the

fourth San Diego player to hit a grand slam for his first big league

homer (Mike Corkins, Luis Lopez and Ray Holbert).

2001 – Spent full season with Tacoma (Mariner’s AAA)...was

the starting shortstop for the Pacific Coast League in the Triple-

A All-Star Game...named to Baseball America’s Triple-A All-Star

squad and tabbed by the same publication as the “Most Exciting”

player in the PCL in its annual “Best Tools” issue...set a club

record for fielding percentage by a shortstop, making 12 errors in

126 games played (.979 fielding pct.)...ranked third among league

leaders in walks and led Tacoma with a .397 on-base percentage

...reached base safely via a hit or walk in 112 of his 127 games...

recalled by Seattle after rosters were expanded in September...

made Major League debut on 9/7 vs. BAL and singled as a pinch

hitter in first at-bat off R. Kohlmeier...tallied first big league RBI on

9/20 vs. Anaheim...made five starts at shortstop, two at second

base and one at third base with Mariners in September...played

with Caguas during the Puerto Rican Winter League was was

named the league’s MVP after hitting .361 with four homers and

30 RBI in 52 games. 2001 POSTSEASON: Appeared as a

defensive replacement at shortstop in Game 3 of the American

League Division Series vs. Cleveland...did not appear in the

ALCS against New York.

1995 - 2000 – Earned Eastern League All-Star honors in 2000

while spending second straight season with New Haven (AA), who

captured the league title...was the starting shortstop at the mid-

season All-Star Game...in his first season at Double-A New

Haven in 1999, made 67 appearances at shortstop, 44 at third

base and 16 at second base...ranked fourth in the California

League in walks and established a minor league career high in

that department in 1998 while with Lancaster...during 1997, he

hit eight home runs in 131 games with Wisconsin (Mariners A)...

began his professional career with Arizona League Mariners in

1995 after being selected by Seattle in the 27th round of the

First-Year Player Draft.

MISC: Is a 1994 graduate of Barrio Valle Real High School in

Cidra, Puerto Rico...attended Indian Hills Community College in

Ottumwa, Iowa...married to Griselda and the couple have two

children; son Nomar (5/10/04) and daughter Sofia (9/8/06)...they

reside in Aibonito, Puerto Rico in the off-season.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Seattle Mariners in the 27th round of the June 1995 First Year Player Draft.

• Acquired by San Diego Padres along with C Tom Lampkin, RHP Brett Tomko and cash, in exchange for C Ben Davis, RHP

Wascar Serrano and INF Alex Arias, December 11, 2001.

• On San Diego disabled list (abdominal strain), June 1 - July 7, 2003; included injury rehabilitation to Lake Elsinore.

• On San Diego disabled list (right oblique strain), May 20 - June 20, 2004; included injury rehabilitation to Portland.

• Acquired by Boston Red Sox along with OF Jay Payton, RHP David Pauley and cash, in exchange for OF Dave Roberts,

December 20, 2004.

• Acquired by Cleveland Indians in exchange for INF Alex Cora, July 7, 2005.

• Signed by Texas Rangers as a minor league free agent, November 28, 2006.

• Signed by Pittsburgh Pirates as a free agent, December 12, 2008.

• Signed by Seattle Mariners as a minor league free agent, April 20, 2010.

• Signed by Houston Astros as a minor league free agent, June 25, 2010.

• Signed by St. Louis Cardinals as a minor league free agent, January 15, 2011.

WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC RECORD


2009 Puerto Rico .158 6 19 2 3 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 5 1 0 0 .316 .261 0

WBC TOTALS .158 6 19 2 3 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 5 1 0 0 .316 .261 0

BIOS BIOS

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PITCHER

50Full Name: Adam Parrish Wainwright



Born: 8/30/81 at Brunswick, Georgia

Opening Day Age: 29 (turns 30 on August 30)

M.L. Service: 5.027

Became Cardinal: Acquired from the Atlanta Braves withpitchers Ray King and Jason Marquis in exchange for

outfielders J.D. Drew and Eli Marrero, December 13, 2003.

Contract Status: Signed through 2011, withclub options for 2012 & 2013.

COMPLETE RECORD


1995 Ari.Mariners .206 39 141 20 29 3 1 0 11 0 0 2 19 0 27 4 3 2 .241 .309 11

1996 Everett .278 33 126 25 35 5 2 1 18 2 5 1 26 0 26 7 2 3 .373 .392 20

Tacoma .224 18 49 7 11 2 1 0 4 0 0 4 12 0 1 0 0 2 .306 .296 1

Wisconsin .300 3 10 1 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 .400 .417 2

1997 Wisconsin .269 131 479 79 129 25 5 8 49 4 3 3 78 2 93 16 10 8 .392 .373 35

1998 Lancaster .276 121 468 77 129 26 4 2 72 4 1 2 81 5 66 15 11 6 .361 .384 31

1999 New Haven .258 127 438 58 113 27 3 5 45 6 3 5 62 4 77 8 1 11 .368 .354 31

2000 New Haven .286 124 405 58 116 25 4 8 59 8 4 2 52 4 76 1 6 6 .427 .367 22

2001 Tacoma .300 127 466 85 140 28 1 10 79 4 3 1 76 3 84 9 7 13 .429 .397 12

Seattle .229 17 35 5 8 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .229 .222 1

2002 San Diego .274 128 423 50 116 21 5 2 32 3 2 1 45 3 79 7 2 6 .362 .344 7

2003 San Diego .261 116 422 56 110 17 4 3 30 5 3 2 52 2 88 10 3 4 .341 .342 14

Lake Elsinore# .188 5 16 3 3 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 3 0 3 0 1 1 .375 .350 1

2004 San Diego .235 52 115 12 27 3 2 1 13 4 2 0 11 1 24 1 1 2 .554 .402 1

Portland .299 53 184 36 55 21 1 8 34 4 2 0 33 2 28 2 0 2 .322 .297 3

2005 Boston .197 27 61 6 12 2 0 0 4 2 0 0 3 0 14 0 0 0 .230 .234 3

Buffalo .214 21 84 13 18 3 1 0 4 1 0 0 7 0 16 1 1 2 .274 .275 4

Cleveland .250 12 24 1 6 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 .375 .308 0

2006 Cleveland .209 34 67 11 14 2 0 1 8 2 2 0 6 0 18 0 0 3 .284 .267 4

Buffalo .242 28 99 19 24 2 1 2 11 1 1 0 22 1 27 2 1 2 .343 .377 3

2007 Oklahoma .258 35 132 27 34 10 2 2 13 1 2 2 24 0 27 3 1 1 .409 .375 3

Texas .230 104 300 42 69 13 3 8 28 12 2 2 29 0 72 1 0 4 .373 .300 7

2008 Texas .290 105 300 44 87 18 3 6 40 5 4 0 38 3 66 0 1 4 .430 .365 13

2009 Pittsburgh .230 101 204 17 47 7 0 1 16 0 2 2 31 4 47 1 0 2 .279 .355 2

2010 Tacoma .216 35 125 13 27 8 1 1 10 2 0 2 9 0 24 0 0 7 .320 .279 1

Round Rock .352 16 54 6 19 6 0 0 7 0 1 0 9 1 8 0 0 1 .463 .438 2

MINOR TOTALS .270 916 3276 527 885 192 27 48 421 37 25 22 507 21 596 68 44 68 .389 .369 182

A.L. TOTALS .249 299 787 109 196 38 6 15 85 22 9 2 78 4 176 1 1 11 .374 .315 28

N.L. TOTALS .258 397 1164 135 300 48 11 7 91 12 9 5 139 10 238 19 6 14 .336 .337 24

MAJOR TOTALS .254 696 1951 244 496 86 17 22 176 34 18 7 217 14 414 20 7 25 .350 .328 52


DIvISION SERIES RECORD


2001 SEA vs. CLE --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 0

D.S. TOTALS --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- --- 0



First Base 1.000 11 41 0 0 41 3

Second Base .989 165 252 356 7 615 94

Third Base .954 212 110 328 21 459 47

Shortstop .974 275 298 598 24 920 124

RAMON VAZQUEZ

CAREER HIGHS

Most Hits: 4, seven times. Last: 6/4/09 vs. New York Mets.

Most Runs: 4, twice. Last: 8/22/07 at Baltimore.

Most RBI: 7, 8/22/07 at Baltimore.

Most HRs: 2, 8/22/07 at Baltimore.

Most BBs: 2, twice. Last: 5/22/08 at Minnesota.

Most SBs: 2, twice: Last: 5/2/03 vs. Philadelphia.


Grand Slams: 1, 7/6/02 at Tampa Bay (R. Rupe).

Game-Ending HR’s: 1, 5/12/08 vs. Seattle.

ADAM WAINWRIGHT

CAREER:

• In four seasons as a starter (since 2007), has the 2nd-lowest ERA among Major League pitchers at 2.93 (Halladay 2.91), is

4th most in wins (64) & his .653 win pct. (64-34) is 7th among MLB hurlers.

• Has the Majors 2nd lowest ERA (2.68) to R. Halladay (2.67) since 2008. He is T3rd most wins (50) and his 516 strikeouts

rank 20th among MLB pitchers over the past three seasons.

• Since the All-Star break of 2007, his 2.68 ERA over that time is tops in the majors, while his 57 wins are 3rd-most among all

pitchers (Halladay & C.C. Sabathia, 64).

• Finished 2nd in the National League Cy Young vote in 2010, behind Roy Halladay.

• Named to the 2010 All-Star team, his first AS game experience. Pitched a perfect 7th and fanned two in the N.L. win.

• Finished third in the National League Cy Young vote after the 2009 season, despite receiving the most first-place votes of any

player. His finish was just four points shy of teammate Chris Carpengter for 2nd place and 10 behind Cy Young winner Tim

Lincecum (SF Giants) for the second-tightest vote in the history of the award.

• Won a Rawlings Gold Glove award as voted on by N.L. managers and coaches in 2009. He handled an N.L.-best 56

errorless chances.

• Was the Darryl Kile Award recipient in 2008, voted on by his teammates.

• Signed a 4-year contract extension on 3/20/08 that includes two club options that, if exercised, would carry through 2013.

2010 SEASON:

• Finished another strong season, leading the Majors in several catagories while posting his first 20-win season.

• Named to his first All-Star team and threw a scoreless 7th inning while fanning two in the N.L. win.

• His 2.42 ERA ranked 2nd in the National League, the 2nd-straight year he finished with an ERA under 3.00.

• Collected 20 wins for the first time in his career, 2nd only to R. Halladay (21) & had five complete games, also 2nd in the N.L.

• Pitched 230.1 innings, 3rd in the N.L. and his 213 strikeouts ranked 4th. The 213 K’s were one more than his previous career

high set in 2009 (212) and the most by a Cardinal since C. Carpenter fanned the same number in 2005.

• Set a career low with opponents hitting just .224, 7th among N.L. hurlers. Was also T7th as opponents batted just .200 with

runners in scoring position.

• Had two shutouts, 6/4 vs. MIL and 8/6 at FLA, matching several Major League pitchers for 2nd most.

• Recorded 25 quality starts T1st among N.L. pitchers, beginning the season with seven-straight QS.

• Had a Major League record 28 consecutive quality starts at home that was snapped on 9/4 vs. CIN (five runs (2 ER) in 5.0 IP).

• Had a 26.0 scoreless innings streak from 7/4-27 and a 25.0 inning scoreless streak from 8/1-18. The streaks were 5th and

T7th longest in the N.L., respectively.

• Went 19-0 when receiving four or more runs of support.

• Was 12-3 with a 1.78 ERA (3rd in N.L.) when pitching at Busch (16 starts). He didn’t lose a home start until 8/18 vs. MIL and

tied for Majors lead in home wins. Was 8-8 in 17 road starts with a 3.08 ERA (9th).

• His 1.89 day ERA was the lowest among N.L. pitchers, and had an 11-3 record in 15 daytime starts.

BIOS BIOS

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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 - Finished 3rd in N.L. Cy Young voting and had the most

first-place votes in what was the 2nd-tightest race in the history

of the award...was named the National League’s Outstanding

Pitcher of the Year by MLBPA Player’s Choice Awards...led the

league in wins (19) and innings pitched (233.0) and had a career

high 34 starts...was first St. Louis pitcher to lead league in innings

pitched since Joaquin Andujar in 1984 (261.1)...his 2.63 ERA was

4th-lowest in the league; 2.05 home ERA ranked 4th and 2.39

night ERA 2nd in the league...was baseball’s first pitcher to 16,

17 and 18 wins...his 212 K’s led all STL pitchers and ranked 4th

in NL...went 7-7 with a 2.05 ERA in 19 starts at Busch Stadium...

was 12-1, 3.39 ERA in 15 starts on the road - most road wins

since Carpenter in 2005 (12)...had a 26-start streak of working

at least 6.0 IP snapped on 9/4 at PIT (5.0 IP), the longest Cards

streak since Chris Carpenter had 28 games of 6.0 IP or longer

from 4/16-9/13/05...also had his 13-straight QS streak snapped

on 9/4...in his last 27 starts (191.2 IP/48 ER) posted a 2.25 ERA

from 5/16 on - 2.03 ERA if you take away 9/4 start at PIT (6

ER)...went 4-1, 1.17 ERA in six July starts and was 11-3 with a

1.90 ERA (128.0 IP/27ER) in 18 starts after July 1...Cards were

16-6 in his last 22 starts, scoring two runs or less in four of the

six losses...struck out 12 batters & allowed only one run in 9.0

innings, but took a no-decision in the Cards’ 2-1 win vs. SF on

7/1...the last pitcher who did not win a game in which he threw

at least 9.0 innings, gave up no more than one run and struck out

at least 12 batters was Carlos Zambrano, on 7/22/05 in St. Louis

...hit his 2nd HR of the season, 5th career, in 8/14 win over SD...

pinch hit six times for Tony La Russa (0-5, SH). 2009

POSTSEASON – Allowed just one run over 8.0 IP in Game 2 of

the Division Series in Los Angeles...the lone run was a HR from

A. Ethier in the 4th inning...left the game with the lead after

allowing three hits, one walk and fanning seven in what was an

eventual 3-2 loss.

2008 – Was 11-3 with a 3.20 ERA in 20 starts during an injury

shortened season...Cards went 15-5 in his 20 games started...was

on the disabled list and missed 65 games from 6/8-8/22 due to

a right middle finger sprain...made three rehab appearances,

two at Memphis (AAA) and one at Springfield (AA)...was tabbed

as the team’s Opening Day starter 3/31 vs. COL, and pitched 3.0

innings before rain forced a postponement and canceled out a

5-1 lead...was one of just two STL starters to pitch a complete

game, doing so 4/26 vs. HOU, a 4-3 win...was forced out of his

start on 6/7 at HOU after 5.0 IP with a sprain to his right middle

finger...went 5-0, 3.35 ERA (40.1 IP/15 ER) with 15 BB & 29 K

in seven starts after coming off the DL...was 7-1 with a 2.63

ERA (78.2 IP / 23 ER) in 11 starts at home...pitched 6.0 or more

innings in 15 of his 20 starts.

2007 - After a successful season as a reliever, converted back

to a starter and was one of team’s most consistant and reliable...

his 14 wins were the most ever by a Cardinals pitcher in their initial

season in a starting role...with his start on 9/19 vs. PHI became

the first Cardinals pitcher to start 30 games in his first season as

a starter since teammate Rick Ankiel did so in 2000...Cardinals won

19 of his 32 games started, tops among the team’s starters...was

7-5 after the All-Star break with a 2.71 ERA and in seven road

starts after the break, was 5-2 with a 2.60 ERA...had quality

starts in 10 of his last 12 outings...went 2-1 with a 1.87 ERA

(33.2 IP / 7 ER) over his last five starts at Busch Stadium...led the

team with 136 total strikeouts...finished 2-3 with a 3.69 ERA in six

June starts, in July was 4-1 with a 3.09 ERA and lowered his

August ERA to 2.00, with a 2-1 record in five starts...batted .290

and was 3-for-5 (.600) as a pinch hitter...started the inaugural Civil

Rights exhibition game on 3/31 at AutoZone Park in Memphis and

earned the win vs. CLE...made his first major league start on

4/6 at HOU and earned a 4-2 win...posted his first CG effort of

his career on 8/10 vs. LA, throwing 121 pitches, in 2-1 loss...had

not allowed a HR for six-plus starts, covering 47.0 IP, before

Dodgers’ James Loney touched him for a 2-run shot in 9th inning

with the score knotted at 0-0.

2006 - Rookie opened the season on a Major League roster for

the first time in his career and spent his first full season in the

Majors...led all St. Louis relievers with 23 Holds & 72 strikeouts

...ranked among NL rookie pitching leaders in ERA (3.12),

opponent BA (.230) and games pitched (61)...had 72 K’s in 75.0

IP & 20 multi-K games in 61 apps...had each of the team’s two

saves (9/27 vs. SD & 9/30 vs. MIL) after Isringhausen went

down with injury on 9/5...earned his first Major League win 5/9 vs.

COL, tossing a perfect 8th inn...ended 9.0-inning scoreless streak

that spanned seven outings on 5/14 vs. ARI...picked up 1st

career save 5/19 at KC as he walked the first batter then retired

eight straight...earned win on 5/24 at SF and HRed on the first

pitch of his 1st career at-bat, as he joined Hoyt Wilhelm (NY

Giants-1952) & John Montefusco (SF Giants-1974) as only

relievers to hit their first HR & gain win in the same game...2006

POSTSEASON: In his first postseason action went1-0 with four

saves while working 9.2 scoreless IP with 15 strikeouts...earned

saves in both the World Series and NLCS clinching wins and was

on the mound for final out in all three postseason series...fanned

Tigers’ Brandon Inge in WS Game 5 to clinch the Cardinals 10th

World Championship - the first time since 1988 that the W.S.

ended with a strikeout...picked up the win in WS Game 4 with 1.2

IP, his first win of the postseason...recorded final out in the 9th

inning of WS Game 2 with a K...his 2nd save of the NLCS came

in series clinching Game 7...allowed back-to-back singles before

retiring the next two...he then walked Paul LoDuca to load bases

before retiring Carlos Beltran (called 3rd strike) to send the team

to its 17th World Series...picked up first save of LCS in Game 5

by striking out the final batter in the 8th with two on and retired

the side in the 9th...induced two groundouts to close out the win

• His 8-0 April winning streak in 12 starts dating to ‘08 was snapped on 4/24 at SF. It was the longest April winning streak

among active pitchers (Elias).

• Threw his first career complete-game shutout 6/4 vs. MIL in an 8-0 win, retiring the last 18 batters.

• Earned his 20th win in his last start, 9/24 at CHI. He became the 4th Cardinals pitcher to record 20 wins under Dave Duncan’s

watch, joining Chris Carpenter, Matt Morris and Darryl Kile.

• Pinch hit three times in 2010 (0-3). Did not hit a HR for the first time during a full Major League season.

ADAM WAINWRIGHT ADAM WAINWRIGHT

in LCS Game 2...closed out all three Cardinals wins in the DS

against San Diego...worked 1.1 IP, striking out two, to end Game

1 and gained his first save in Game 2 at SD with 1.1 IP, fanning

two...worked the final inning in series clinching DS Game 4.

2005 - Earned his first taste of Major League action after a solid

season at Triple-A Memphis...posted a 10-10 record, 4.40 ERA in

29 starts for the Redbirds...led the Pacific Coast League with 182.0

IP and ranked 2nd with 147 strikeouts...his 10 wins ranked T-5th in

the league...his 29 starts at Memphis tied the club record (Larry

Luebbers, 1998) and matched the PCL high...also led the PCL

in hits allowed (204), at-bats against (724), total batters faced (793)

and wild pitches (12)...won his last three starts at Memphis and

allowed just three earned runs over his final 19.0 IP (1.42

ERA)...was recalled to St. Louis prior to 9/6 game and made his

Major League debut on 9/11 vs. NY, allowing a 3-run homer (V.

Diaz) in 1.0 inning of work...logged a scoreless inning on 9/23 at

MIL, his first appearance since his debut...was named the PCL’s

Pitcher of the Week for the final week of the season.

2004 - In his first year with St. Louis organization, his first Triple-

A season started strong before elbow discomfort forced him to

discontinue throwing in June...made his final start for Memphis

in a loss to Iowa on 6/7...returned to action during the Arizona Fall

League season, appearing in four games with Mesa Solar Sox.

2003 - Pitched his first season at the Double-A...was named the

Greenville Braves Pitcher of the Year with a 10-8 record and a

3.37 ERA in 27 games (all starts)...in 149.2 IP walked just 37

batters while fanning 128...ranked second in the league in starts

and 10th in ERA...earned league Pitcher of the Week honors for

8/22-28...posted a 4-1 record with a 2.06 ERA in August.

2002 - Pitching for Class-A Myrtle Beach, led the Carolina League

with 167 strikeouts in 163.1 IP while allowing only seven homers

...named the top prospect in the Braves’ organization by Baseball

America...earned a roster spot in the MLB Future’s Game in

Milwaukee...threw a scoreless fourth inning with a strikeout for the

USA team.

2001 - Named the Braves organization’s top pitching prospect and

#2 overall by Baseball America...named the Braves’ top pitching

prospect by Baseball Weekly...led the organization with 184

strikeouts, breaking Macon’s record and leading the South Atlantic

League...was named Best Pitching Prospect in the SAL by

Baseball America...his 28 games started tied a team record and

his 164.2 innings pitched were third most in Macon Braves

history...recorded one walk for every 3.83 K’s on the season,

the 13th-best single-season ratio in Macon team history.

2000 - In his first professional season dominated the Gulf Coast

League, leading to a promotion after just seven starts... Baseball

America rated him the 7th-best prospect in ATL system and the

top prospect in the Appalachian League...had a ratio of one

walk/6.75 K’s...was named Gulf Coast Braves Pitcher of Year...

received the GCL Player of the Week Award for 7/17-23.

MISC: Graduated in 2000 from Glynn Academy in Brunswick,

Ga....was named the Gatorade Player of the Year in Georgia in

2000, when he was also an All-State selection in football...as a

football player, was named All-State as a place kicker and All-

Region as a wide receiver in 1999...was a first-round selection

by Atlanta (29th overall) in the June 2000 free-agent draft...was

voted by his teammates as recipient of the Darryl Kile award in

2008...he and his wife, Jenny, reside in St. Simons, Ga. and

have two daughters, Baylie Grace (9/10/06) and Morgan Addison

(10/22/08)...his hobbies include golf and fishing.

COMPLETE RECORD


2000 GCL Braves 4-0 1.13 7 5 0 1 0 0 32.0 15 5 4 1 0 10 0 42 1 1 .136

Danville 2-2 3.68 6 6 0 0 0 0 29.1 28 13 12 3 1 2 0 39 1 0 .252

2001 Macon 10-10 3.77 28 *28 1 0 0 0 164.2 144 89 69 9 8 48 1 *184 9 2 .230

2002 Myrtle Beach 9-6 3.31 28 *28 1 0 0 0 163.1 149 67 60 7 10 66 0 *167 11 3 .240

2003 Greenville 10-8 3.37 27 27 1 0 0 0 149.2 133 59 56 9 7 37 0 128 4 2 .242

2004 Memphis 4-4 5.37 12 12 0 0 0 0 63.2 68 47 38 12 3 28 0 64 2 1 .280

2005 Memphis 10-10 4.40 29 *29 0 0 0 0 *182.0 *204 98 89 18 5 51 0 147 *12 1 .282

ST. LOUIS 0-0 13.50 2 0 0 1 0 0 2.0 2 3 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 .250

2006 ST. LOUIS 2-1 3.12 61 0 0 10 0 3 75.0 64 26 26 6 4 22 2 72 3 0 .230

2007 ST. LOUIS 14-12 3.70 32 32 1 0 0 0 202.0 212 93 83 13 9 70 4 136 6 0 .269

2008 ST. LOUIS 11-3 3.20 20 20 1 0 0 0 132.0 122 51 47 12 3 34 1 91 3 0 .245

Memphis# 0-1 12.27 2 2 0 0 0 0 3.2 8 5 5 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 .444

Springfield# 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 4.2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 .222

2009 ST. LOUIS *19-8 2.63 34 *34 1 0 0 0 *233.0 216 75 68 17 3 66 1 212 7 0 .244

2010 ST. LOUIS 20-11 2.42 33 33 5 0 2 0 230.1 186 68 62 15 4 56 2 213 2 0 .224

MINOR TOTALS 49-41 3.78 140 138 3 1 0 0 793.0 753 383 333 60 34 243 1 781 40 10 .249

MAJOR TOTALS 66-35 2.97 182 119 8 11 2 3 874.1 802 316 289 64 23 249 10 724 21 0 .244

* Led League. # Injury rehabilitation assignment.

BIOS BIOS

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ADAM WAINWRIGHT ADAM WAINWRIGHT

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 9.0, four times. Last: 8/6 at Florida.Most Strikeouts: 12, 5/25 at San Diego.Most Walks: 5, 6/9 at Los Angeles Dodgers.Most Runs Allowed: 6, 7/27 at New York Mets.Most Hits Allowed: 12, 9/14 vs. Chicago.Most HRs Allowed: 3, 6/24 at Toronto.Longest Winning Streak: 4 games, 6/29-7/17.Longest Losing Streak: 4 games, 8/18-9/4.Longest Scoreless Streak: 26.0 IP, 7/4-27.Complete Games: 5. Last: 8/6 at Florida.Low-Hit Complete Game: 2, twice. Last: 8/6 at Florida.Shutouts: 2. Last: 8/6 at Florida.10+ Strikeout Games: 1, 5/25 at San Diego (12).

CAREER HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 9.0, seven times. Last: 8/6/10 at Florida.Most IP (Relief): 3.0, two times. Last: 5/24/06 at San Francisco.Most Strikeouts (Starter): 12, twice. Last: 5/25/10 at San Diego.Most Strikeouts (Relief): 4, 8/30/06 vs. Florida.Most Walks (Starter): 5, four times. Last: 6/9/10 at Los Angeles Dodgers.Most Walks (Relief): 2, four times. Last: 7/15/06 vs. Los Angeles Dodgers.Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 9, 9/24/07 at Milwaukee.Most Runs Allowed (Relief): 4, 8/13/06 at Pittsburgh.Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 12, three times. Last: 9/14/10 vs. Chicago.Most Hits Allowed (Relief): 4, three times. Last: 8/13/06 at Pittsburgh.Most HRs Allowed: 3, four times. Last: 6/24/10 at Toronto.Longest Winning Streak: 9 games, 6/7/08-4/29/09.Longest Losing Streak: 4 games, 8/18-9/4/10Longest Scoreless Streak: 26.0 IP, 7/4-27/10.Complete Games: 8. Last: 8/6/10 at Florida (9.0 innings).Low-Hit Complete Game: 2, twice, 8/6/10 at Florida.Shutouts: 2. Last: 8/6/10 at Florida.10+ Strikeout Games: 4. Last: 5/25/10 at San Diego (12).Last Relief Appearance: 9/30/06 vs. Milwaukee.


2006 STL vs. SD 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 3 0 1 3.2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 .214

2009 STL vs. LA 0-0 1.13 1 1 0 0 0 0 8.0 3 1 1 1 1 1 0 7 0 0 .111

D.S. TOTALS 0-0 0.77 4 1 0 3 0 1 11.2 6 1 1 1 1 1 0 13 0 0 .146

LEAGuE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES RECORD


2006 STL vs. NY 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 3 0 2 3.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 .182

WORLD SERIES RECORD


2006 STL vs. DET 1-0 0.00 3 0 0 3 0 1 3.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 1 0 .182

ALL-STAR GAME RECORD


2010 National 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 .250



Pitcher .974 182 71 120 5 196 10

* Rawlings Gold Glove award winner in 2009.


2010 ST. LOUIS .167 37 84 4 14 5 0 0 6 5 0 0 7 0 23 0 0 2 .226 .231 1

MAJOR TOTALS .223 203 301 22 67 16 1 5 23 22 1 0 13 0 87 0 2 3 .332 .254 5

Home Runs: 5/24/06 at SF (N. Lowry, 5th inning, solo), 8/5/07 at WSH (M. Chico, 4th inning, solo);

4/16/08 vs. MIL (C. Villanueva, 2nd inning, solo); 5/26/09 at MIL (J. Suppan, 4th inning, solo) & 8/14/09 vs. SD (M. Latos, 3rd inning, solo).

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by the Atlanta Braves in the first round (29th player overall) of the June 2000 free-agent draft.

• Acquired by the St. Louis Cardinals along with LHP Ray King and RHP Jason Marquis in exchange for OF J.D. Drew and

OF Eli Marrero, December 13, 2003.

• Signed a four-year contract extension with St. Louis that includes two club options, March 20, 2008.

• On St. Louis disabled list (right middle finger sprain), June 8 to August 22, 2008; included rehabilitation assignments at

Memphis (AAA) and Springfield (AA).

Pitcher Adam Wainwright and catcher Yadier Molina were National League Rawlings Gold Glove winners at their

positions in 2009.

BIOS BIOS

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2010 SEASON:

• Recalled three times during the season, the first coming 5/22 after going 1-0, 0.48 ERA in 19.0 IP in Memphis during May.

• Both of his wins with St. Louis came in scoreless starts (5/27 at SD & 9/29 vs. PIT).

• His 7.0 scoreless innings vs. PIT (9/29) marked a career-high in innings pitched.

• Had three relief appearances of 4.0 IP, tying for 2nd longest relief appearance on the team.

• Threw five scoreless innings at SD on 5/27, allowing four hits for his first win of the season.

• Posted an 8-5 record with a 3.81 ERA in Memphis (AAA) in 18 starts (19 app.).

• Made two starts in the PCL playoffs (1-0, 5.40 ERA, 7 ER, 11.2 IP) including an opening round win vs. Oklahoma City (9/9).

• Missed qualifying for PCL ERA qualifiers by 7.0 IP, but would have ranked 4th with a 3.81 ERA (108.2 IP).

• Ranked 15th in the PCL in strikeouts with 106, despite throwing 23 fewer innings than anyone in the Top 10.

• Named PCL Pitcher of the Week (5/10-5/16).

• Rated with “Best Changeup” in the Cards organization for second straight year by Baseball America’s “Best Tools” survey.

• Missed much of spring training while cherishing time with his wife, Brittney, and their newborn daughter, Annabelle Faith, who

passed after just seven weeks.

• Pitched in just one spring training game for STL (3/21 at ATL; 1.0 IP), in a spot start for Brad Penny that was rained out.

P.J. WALTERS P.J. WALTERS

PITCHER

40Full Name: Phillip DeWayne Walters



Born: 3/12/85 at Dothan, Alabama

Opening Day Age: 26

M.L. Service: 0.073




CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 –Made one start in Memphis (AAA) before getting called up

to St. Louis on 4/17 for an emergency start at Chicago...registered

no decision in his Major League debut at CHC (4/17) in 4.0 IP,

yielding three runs on six hits while fanning seven...came on in

relief seven times in St. Louis...appeared in 21 games for

Memphis, starting 20, and finished second with 113 strikeouts and

first with two complete games...was tied for fifth among Cardinals

minor leaguers in wins (8) and fifth in strikeouts (113)...snapped

a career-high six-game losing streak with seven scoreless innings

vs. RR (7/6)...followed losing skid with five consecutive wins from

7/6-8/10, compiling a 1.58 ERA in 34.2 IP with 46 strikeouts

(11.94 K/9 IP)...struck out career-best 14 batters (T-5th in the

minors in ‘09) in win at NO (7/25) hurling 6.0 innings...followed 14

strikeout game with a 13 strikeout game the next start in a

complete game (7.0 IP) win vs. RR (7/31)...made his only

Memphis relief appearance (T. Wellemeyer rehab outing) tossing

a team-high 6.1 IP, allowing one run while fanning eight at NVL

(8/31)...received a no-decision in first playoff start (Game 2) at ABQ

(9/10) pitching 4.2 innings with three runs (1 ER) on nine hits...

started AAA Championship vs. DUR and left with no decision

after 4.0 innings, allowing four runs on seven hits...rated with

“Best Changeup” and “Best Control” in the Cardinals organization

by Baseball America’s “Best Tools” survey.

2008 – Started at Double-A Springfield but spent most of his

season with Triple-A Memphis...fanned a combined 156 batters

to lead all Cardinals minor leaguers...his 29 games started and

158.0 IP also led all pitchers...after six April starts at Springfield

was promoted to Memphis where he made 23 starts...his 122

strikeouts paced the Redbirds’ squad (7th in the Pacific Coast

League) and his 122.0 IP were second on the club...went 4-0 in

six May starts...struck out a month-high 36 in August, but also

walked 22.

2007 – Climbed three levels in his first full professional season

and earned the Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Year

Award...topped Cardinals minor leaguers with a 2.55 ERA and 147

strikeouts and was tied for second with 12 wins...issued a total of

33 walks in a combined 151.2 IP, an average of 1.96 walks per

9.0 IP...named Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Month for

May as he went 4-0 with an 0.88 ERA (30.2 IP/ 3 ER) for Quad

Cities...did not allow a run in six straight games spanning 28.0

innings from 5/3-5/27...had a 30-inning scoreless streak from

5/3-5/31...recorded nine-or-more strikeouts in three of his five

starts at Palm Beach, with a high of 10 coming in his first start there

on 6/22 vs. Jupiter...struck out 10 batters on 8/21 vs. Tulsa, most

by a Springfield pitcher in 2007...started a pair of playoff games

for Springfield and went 0-1 with a 2.57 ERA (14.0 IP/4 ER)...his

14.0 playoff innings tied for most in the Texas League postseason

...combined at his three stops to limit right-handed batters to a .229

batting average (81-for-353)...rated the Cardinals 16th-best

prospect by Baseball America.

2006 – Allowed three runs in 16.0 innings (1.69 ERA), with two

walks and 16 strikeouts in 12 outings at home for State College...

went 11-3 with a 3.20 ERA and 166 strikeouts at the University

of South Alabama...named third team All American by Baseball

America and second team by Collegiate Baseball...was named

the Sun Belt Conference Co-Pitcher of the Year and was a first-

team all-league selection after becoming the career strikeout

and innings pitched leader at South Alabama...for the year

between his college and pro seasons, combined to strike out

197 and walk 42 in 182.1 innings.

MISC: Attended the University of South Alabama where he was

Sun Belt Conference All-Star and Pitcher of the Year in 2006...

recorded a 36-1 prep record at Faith (Ala.) Academy...went 13-

0 as a high school senior with 123 strikeouts and just four walks

in 85.0 innings for a 0.66 ERA...holds school records for career

wins, single-season wins, single-season strikeouts, single-season

ERA and fewest walks in a season at Faith Academy...signed by

Scott Nichols...resides in Daphne, Alabama with his wife, Brittney.

COMPLETE RECORD


2006 State College 2-1 3.56 26 0 0 19 0 8 30.1 29 15 12 1 2 9 0 31 2 0 .242

2007 Quad Cities 6-1 2.62 17 10 0 4 0 1 68.2 59 25 20 2 9 12 0 73 4 0 .229

Palm Beach 3-1 2.67 5 5 0 0 0 0 33.2 29 10 10 2 1 6 0 37 1 0 .225

Springfield 3-4 2.37 8 8 1 0 0 0 49.1 42 13 13 4 4 15 0 37 3 0 .228

2008 Springfield 1-2 3.25 6 6 0 0 0 0 36.0 35 17 13 5 3 8 0 34 2 0 .252

Memphis 9-4 4.87 23 23 0 0 0 0 122.0 123 71 66 17 8 62 2 122 11 1 .266

2009 Memphis 8-10 4.54 21 20 2 0 0 0 121.0 128 73 61 6 10 44 1 113 10 0 .271

ST. LOUIS 0-0 9.56 8 1 0 4 0 0 16.0 21 19 17 6 0 9 1 14 0 0 .304

2010 Memphis 8-5 3.81 19 18 0 0 0 0 108.2 106 51 46 12 8 30 1 106 3 1 .254

ST. LOUIS 2-0 6.00 7 3 0 3 0 0 30.0 32 20 20 5 0 10 0 22 0 0 .276

MINOR TOTALS 40-28 3.81 125 90 3 23 0 9 569.2 551 275 241 49 45 186 4 553 36 2 .252

MAJOR TOTALS 2-0 7.24 15 4 0 7 0 0 46.0 53 39 37 11 0 19 1 36 0 0 .286


2010 ST. LOUIS .000 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 .000 .125 0

MAJOR TOTALS .000 15 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 0 .000 .091 0


Pitcher 1.000 15 2 4 0 6 1

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 7.0, 9/29 vs. Pittsburgh.

Most Strikeouts: 6, 9/22 at Pittsburgh.

Most Walks: 3, 6/7 at Los Angeles Dodgers.

Most Runs Allowed: 7, 6/1 vs. Cincinnati.

Most Hits Allowed: 8, 6/1 vs. Cincinnati.

Most HRs Allowed: 3, 6/1 vs. Cincinnati.

Longest Winning Streak: 2 games, 5/27-present.

Longest Scoreless Streak: 8.0 IP, 9/22-present.

CAREER HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 7.0, 9/29/10 vs. Pittsburgh.

Most IP (Reliever): 4.0, three times. Last: 9/22/10 at Pittsburgh.

Most Strikeouts (Starter): 7, 4/17/09 at Chicago Cubs.

Most Strikeouts (Reliever): 6, 9/22/10 at Pittsburgh.

Most Walks (Starter): 2, two times. Last: 5/27/10 at San Diego.

Most Walks (Reliever): 3, 6/7/10 at Los Angeles Dodgers.

Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 7, 6/1/10 vs. Cincinnati.

Most Runs Allowed (Reliever): 6, three times. Last: 6/7/10 at L.A. Dodgers.

Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 8, 6/1/10 vs. Cincinnati.

Most Hits Allowed (Reliever): 7, two times. Last: 9/22/10 at Pittsburgh.

Most HRs Allowed: 3, 6/1/10 vs. Cincinnati.

Longest Winning Streak: 2 games, 5/27/10-present.

Longest Scoreless Streak: 8.0 IP, 9/22-present.

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PITCHER

35Full Name: Jacob Cauthen Westbrook



Born: 9/29/77 at Athens, Georgia

Opening Day Age: 33

M.L. Service: 9.144

Became Cardinal: Acquired from Cleveland Indians as part of

three-team trade with San Diego, July 31, 2010

(see transactions for details).

Contract Status: Signed through 2012 with a

mutual option for 2013.

JAKE WESTBROOK

CAREER:

• From 2003-2010, has a 2.77 ground ball/fly ball ratio, which ranks 3rd among all MLB pitchers during that time.

• Is ninth among all pitchers with 162 GIDP induced from 2003 to present and ranks T22nd among active pitchers with 174

GIDP induced. Led all MLB pitchers with 107 double plays induced from 2004-07.

• His 388 total chances rank 9th among active pitchers since becoming a regular starter in 2003 & he’s tops with 3.01 TC/9 IP.

2010 SEASON:

• Joined St. Louis in a trade deadline deal with Cleveland and pitched at the Major League level for a National League team for

the first time in his career.

• Posted his first 30-start season since 2006; making 21 starts for Cleveland and 12 for St. Louis.

• Proved to be a solid starter for the Cardinals down the stretch, with quality starts in 9 of 12 starts and 18 overall. Pitched 5.0

innings or more in 29 of his 33 starts overall.

• Led the team with a 3-1 mark and a 2.92 ERA in Sept./Oct.. His 76.9 ground ball pct. from the time of his acquisition (7/31)

led all STL starters. He tied C. Carpenter for 2nd among ML pitchers with 65 total chances.

• Ranked 3rd in MLB in ground ball/fly ball ratio (2.62), induced 22 GDPs which ranked T20th among all pitchers and was also

20th with 0.98 GDP/9.0 IP.

• Threw a complete game (13th career) in 5-1 win at BAL on 5/16 while with Cleveland, his first CG since 4/8/08 at LAA.

• Was acquired from Cleveland on July 31, in a three-team trade that sent OF Ryan Ludwick to San Diego.

• Fanned 16 batters (7 and 9) in his first two starts as a Cardinal pitcher tying the club high since 1920.

• Tied his season high with 9 strikeouts in a game twice after joining St. Louis: 8/7 at FLA and 10/1 vs. COL.

• Threw 8.0 scoreless innings vs. SD on 9/16 - his first scoreless outing of 8.0 IP or more since 8/23/07 at Detroit.

• Underwent surgery for a torn labrum in his left (non-pitching) shoulder following the season.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

2009 – Season was limited to just three minor league rehab

starts as he recovered from June 2008 reconstructive right elbow

surgery followed by elbow/forearm tightness during his rehab

that halted his comeback...rehabbed in Goodyear, AZ in spring

training and over the first two months of the regular season

before making two rehab starts at Double-A Akron on 6/6 and

6/12...was shut down from throwing for three weeks before

resuming the rehab trail and made one more start at Akron on

8/4 before experiencing more soreness in the elbow region and

ordered not to throw for six weeks, effectively ending a timetable

to pitch for the Indians in the regular season...began rehabbing

again in October and made four starts for Ponce in the Puerto

Rican Winter League beginning on 11/28 (13.1 IP).

2008 – Was limited to just five starts as he spent a pair of stintson the disabled list and underwent season ending right elbowsurgery on 6/12...tossed the 12th complete game of his careerand the first by an Indian in 2008 in his start at LAA on 4/8...placedon the 15-day DL on 4/22 with a strained left intercostal musclesuffered in the 7th inning of his start in MIN on 4/19...at the timeof his DL he was 1-2 with a 2.73 ERA over four starts (29.2 IP,9ER)...made rehab starts at Lake County on 5/18 and Akron(AA) on 5/23... activated from DL on 5/28 and started that dayagainst the Chicago White Sox in what turned out to be his finalstart of the year...was placed on the DL on 6/3 with right elbowinflammation and was later diagnosed with a torn ligament inhis throwing elbow...underwent UCL ligament reconstruction onhis right elbow in Anaheim, Calif. by Dr. Lewis Yocum on6/12...underwent successful right hip arthroscopic surgery inNashville, Tenn. by Dr. Thomas Byrd on 9/5.

JAKE WESTBROOK

2007 – Had an up and down season and finished on a strong

note...was 5-5 with a 3.44 ERA in 16 second-half starts ...finished

with the best ERA in MLB in August (1.90) and was 4-1 in 42.2

IP (2nd in AL)...finished fourth in the A.L. in second half IP (104.2)

and seventh in 2nd half ERA (3.44, min 80.0 IP)...went 6.0 IP or

more in 20 of 25 starts...was pulled after 1.1 IP on 5/2 vs. TOR

and was later diagnosed with a left oblique strain and placed on

the disabled list on 5/7, his first DL since the end of 2002 season...

activated from the DL on 6/24 and worked 7.0 IP at WSH...went

37.2 IP without allowing a HR, including a span of six straight starts

(4/27-7/13)...struck out a career-high nine on 9/23 vs. OAK,

picking up the victory in the AL Central division clincher...did not

commit an error in 48 TC (most TC in A.L. among pitchers without

an E). 2007 POSTSEASON: Went 1-2 with a 5.60 ERA in three

postseason starts (17.2 IP, 11 ER)...in two ALCS starts vs. BOS

was 1-1 with a 3.55 ERA (12.2 IP, 5 ER)...in Game 7 start at BOS

became the first starter to go 6.0 IP vs. Sox in 2007 playoffs.

2006 – Had an outstanding season, winning 15 games for the

second consecutive season as he topped the 200.0 inning mark

and led the Indians pitching staff for the third straight season...had

three CGs (T3rd in A.L.) and two SHOs (T1st) and he was T10th

in innings (team-high 211.1 IP)...became one of four AL pitchers

to post at least 14 wins in each of the three seasons since 2004

(J. Santana, K. Rogers & C. Lee)...led MLB with 36 GIDP’s

induced...also led the Majors with 74 total chances at pitcher for

the 2nd straight season (has led AL for last three seasons)...his

2.88 home ERA was 2nd in the AL vs. road ERA of 5.40...led

team with 18 quality starts...allowed 0.64 HR/ 9.0 IP, the 3rd

lowest in the AL...was 2nd in the American League with a ground

ball /fly ratio of 3.01...in the Indians 7-6 win over BOS on 8/3 in

Fenway Park allowed a career-high 15 hits becoming the first

pitcher since MON’s John Dobson on 7/3/88 vs. Atlanta to win

despite allowing 15 or more hits...tossed his 2nd shutout of the

season in his next start, just the third pitcher in the past 50 years

to throw a CG-shutout after allowing at least 15 hits in his previous

appearance (Roger Clemens, 1988; Jack Billingham, 1977).

2005 – After starting the year 2-9 through 6/9 went 13-6 in 21

starts from 6/14 thru the end of the season...finished the season

T8th in wins (15) and T3rd in losses, the first big league pitcher

since Chuck Finley in 1996 (15-16) to win and lose 15 games

(Gaylord Perry was the last Indian,19-19 in1973)...finished 10th

in the AL in innings pitched (210.2) and T3rd in starts (34)...made

his first career Opening Day start on 4/4 in Chicago, a tough-luck

1-0 loss to the Sox and Mark Buehrle in the franchise’s first ever

1-0 loss on opening day, pitching a complete game in the effort

...led all Major League pitchers with 82 total chances (2 E, .976

fielding).

2004 – Was one of the top starters in the AL as he finished the

season with the 3rd lowest ERA (3.38) and was named to his first

AL All-Star Team...also finished tied for the AL lead with 5 CG’s,

the most by an Indian since Bartolo Colon (6) in 1998...T8th in

wins (14) and T9th with 215.2 IP among A.L. pitchers...led the

team in wins (14) and innings (professional-high 215.2 IP) after

starting the season in a relief role...was the first Indian since

Charles Nagy in 1996 (3.41) to place in the top 3 in the AL in ERA

...worked at least 8.0 IP seven times and topped the 200.0 IP mark

for the 1st time...his 2.36 home ERA was the lowest in the AL...his

.308 on-base % allowed was 6th lowest mark while his .386

slugging % was the 4th lowest in the league...his 2.72 fly ball ratio

(435G/160F) was the 2nd best in the A.L. to Derek Lowe and he

was 4th in the league with 29 GIDP’s induced....0.79 HR / 9.0 IP

was the 5th best in the league...batters hit .223 with RISP against

him, 8th lowest in A.L...named to his 1st All-Star Team on 7/10

to replace the injured Curt Schilling (DNP)...started the season

in relief on 4/6 and took the loss at MIN, throwing 3.0 shutout IP

before allowing an RBI single in the 15th inning that gave the

Twins a 7-6 win...had a sparkling outing in relief on 4/19 vs. DET

after starter Jeff D’Amico failed to record an out prior to a 65

min. rain delay - entered the game in the 1st inning with no one

out and two men on and retired all 21 batters he faced in 7.0 IP...it

was the longest relief outing by an Indian since Dave Burba on

8/17/01 vs. Anaheim (7.0 IP)...became the first pitcher since

1969 to pitch 7.0 perfect innings in relief...pitched a career-high

9.0 IP in his 2nd CG of his career in his next outing and first

start on 4/25 at DET...retired the first 5 hitters of the game, giving

him 27 in row retired dating back to appearance on 4/14

vs.MIN...earned AL Player of the Week honors 4/19-26, going 1-

0 with a 1.13 ERA for the week (16.0IP, 2H, 2ER, 10K).

2003 – Spent most of the year in Cleveland between the rotation

and the bullpen...finished 3rd among all American League pitchers

with 26 GIDP’s induced...spent the month of June in the bullpen,

going 1-1 with 1.93 ERA in 11 relief appearances...optioned to

Buffalo (AAA) on 6/29 in order to return to the rotation...was

recalled prior to start on 7/12 vs. CWS...tossed his first career CG

at DET on 9/4, a 2-1 loss...went 1-2 with a 2.01 ERA in four

September starts and limited hitters to a .210 average against.

2002 – Limited to just 41.2 innings and 11 apps. after spending

most of the season on the Major League disabled list...began the

year on the 15-day DL after surgery on his right elbow to remove

bone spurs and transpose his ulnar nerve on 2/26 in

Cleveland...was limited to just two bullpen sessions at the start

of Major League spring training camp in Winter Haven before his

surgery...officially placed on the 15-day DL 3/30...rehabbed at

extended spring training from the middle of March until mid-

June...activated off the DL to start the second half on 7/11...was

shut down for the season after start on 8/25 due to continued

soreness in elbow...MRI on 8/31 revealed a bone bruise in his right

elbow.

2001 – Spent his first season in the Indians organization between

AAA Buffalo and the big leagues...was with the Major League club

five different stints in 2001...began the year at Buffalo and saw

the Major Leagues from 4/10-22, 5/29-6/1, 6/2-5, 6/15-7/31 and

8/24 through the remainder of the season...made his Indians

debut on 4/11 at CWS...his first 10 appearances in the big leagues

came in relief, compiling a mark of 1-0 with a 2.75 ERA...picked

up his first Major League win in the Tribe’s 4-2 win over MIN on

6/20...made his first start of the season 7/3 vs. BOS, picking up

his first career win as a starter...despite spending 107 days in

Cleveland, compiled a record of 8-1 with a 3.20 ERA in 12 starts

at Buffalo.

2000 – Spent the season in the Yankees organization between

Triple-A Columbus, New York and the disabled list...began the

year at Columbus after his option out of Major League camp on

3/7...made his first 13 starts of the season at Triple-A before

being recalled by the Yankees on 6/17...made his Major League

debut 6/17 vs. CWS at Yankee Stadium, taking the loss, 10-9,

allowing 6 ER in 1.2 innings...appeared in relief the next day

against CWS and then made his second and last start at the

big league level 6/22 at BOS...optioned back to Columbus 6/23...

made three appearances in Columbus before going on the

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COMPLETE PITCHING RECORD

Year Team W-L ERA G GS CG SHO GF SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

1996 AZL Rockies 4-2 2.87 11 11 0 0 0 0 62.2 66 33 20 0 8 14 0 57 4 0 .269

Portland 1-1 2.55 4 4 0 0 0 0 24.2 22 8 7 1 1 5 0 19 2 0 .237

1997 Asheville 14-11 4.29 28 27 3 2 0 0 170.0 176 93 81 16 15 55 0 92 3 0 .269

1998 Jupiter 11-6 3.26 27 27 2 0 0 0 171.0 169 70 62 11 11 60 0 79 4 0 .264

1999 Harrisburg 11-5 3.92 27 27 2 2 0 0 174.2 180 88 76 14 13 63 1 90 2 1 .274

2000 Columbus 5-7 4.65 16 15 2 0 0 0 89.0 94 53 46 3 4 38 0 61 2 0 .272

New York (AL) 0-2 13.50 3 2 0 0 1 0 6.2 15 10 10 1 0 4 1 1 0 0 .469

2001 Buffalo 8-1 3.20 12 12 0 0 0 0 64.2 60 27 23 2 8 23 0 45 0 2 .249

Cleveland 4-4 5.85 23 6 0 0 3 0 64.2 79 43 42 6 4 22 3 48 4 0 .306

2002 Akron# 0-1 4.80 3 3 0 0 0 0 15.0 13 8 8 0 2 1 0 8 1 0 .228

Buffalo# 1-0 6.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 6.0 8 4 4 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 .333

Cleveland 1-3 5.83 11 4 0 0 1 0 41.2 50 30 27 6 1 12 1 20 1 0 .296

2003 Cleveland 7-10 4.33 34 22 1 0 4 0 133.0 142 70 64 9 12 56 1 58 3 0 .281

Buffalo 1-0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 0 10.0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 7 1 0 .000

2004 Cleveland 14-9 3.38 33 30 5 1 2 0 215.2 208 95 81 19 5 61 3 116 4 1 .255

2005 Cleveland 15-15 4.49 34 34 2 0 0 0 210.2 218 121 105 19 7 56 3 119 3 0 .265

2006 Cleveland 15-10 4.17 32 32 3 2 0 0 211.1 247 106 98 15 4 55 4 109 5 0 .296

2007 Cleveland 6-9 4.32 25 25 0 0 0 0 152.0 159 78 73 13 6 55 5 93 3 0 .276

Buffalo# 0-1 8.44 2 2 0 0 0 0 5.1 9 7 5 0 0 5 0 5 0 0 .375

Akron# 0-1 15.43 1 1 0 0 0 0 2.1 5 4 4 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 .500

Lake County# 0-1 7.20 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.0 6 5 4 0 0 0 0 5 2 0 .286

2008 Cleveland 1-2 3.12 5 5 1 0 0 0 34.2 33 13 12 5 1 7 0 19 1 0 .256

Lake County# 0-0 2.45 1 1 0 0 0 0 3.2 3 1 1 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 .231

Akron# 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 6.0 3 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 .167

2009 Akron# 0-1 2.00 3 3 0 0 0 0 9.0 8 2 2 1 0 1 0 6 2 0 .242

2010 Cleveland 6-7 4.65 21 21 1 0 0 0 127.2 133 68 66 15 6 44 4 73 6 0 .273

ST. LOUIS 4-4 3.48 12 12 0 0 0 0 75.0 70 31 29 5 2 24 0 55 2 0 .242

MINOR TOTALS 56-38 3.77 140 138 9 4 0 0 819.0 822 403 343 49 63 277 1 483 23 3 .265

A.L. TOTALS 69-71 4.34 221 181 13 3 11 0 1198.0 1284 634 578 108 46 372 26 656 30 1 .277

N.L. TOTALS 4-4 3.48 12 12 0 0 0 0 75.0 70 31 29 5 2 24 0 55 2 0 .242

ST. LOUIS 4-4 3.48 12 12 0 0 0 0 75.0 70 31 29 5 2 24 0 55 2 0 .242

M.L. TOTALS 73-75 4.29 233 193 13 3 11 0 1273.0 1354 665 607 113 48 396 26 711 32 1 .275

# Injury Rehabilitation.

disabled list with what was originally diagnosed as a strained left

oblique muscle...was acquired by the Indians on 7/25 and

transferred to the Buffalo (AAA) disabled list...injury was later

diagnosed as a broken rib...tabbed as the 7th-best prospect in the

Indians organization by Baseball America after the season.

1999 – Pitched in the Montreal system for the second straight year

before being traded to the New York Yankees for RHP Hideki

Irabu on 12/22...for the third straight season recorded a double-

digit win total, made at least 27 starts and topped 170.0 inning

plateau...in his final 14 starts 6/23-9/3, was 9-1 with a 1.93 ERA

...was named Expos Minor League Pitcher of the Month in August,

going 5-0 with a 1.91 ERA...after the trade was named the 10th-

best prospect in the Yankee organization by Baseball America.

1996 - 1998 – Split his first pro season (1996) between the

Rockies Arizona Rookie League squad and Portland (A)...his

2.87 ERA was the 8th-best mark in the Arizona Rookie League

...played for Asheville (A) in the South Atlantic League in 1997 and

finished T1st in the SAL with 14 wins...had two shutouts (T2nd

in the SAL) and his three CGs and 170.0 IP were both T5th in the

league...was traded to the Expos for 2B Mike Lansing on

12/16/97...pitched at Jupiter (A) in the Florida State League in 1998

in the Expos system, finishing 2nd in the FSL with 171.0 IP with

his 3.26 ERA ranked 8th.

MISC: Was the 21st overall pick in the 1996 draft out of Madison

County (Ga.) High School...played baseball and basketball while

in high school...tossed six no-hitters over his last two seasons of

high school ball and during his senior season was 9-1 with a

1.11 ERA and 110 K’s in 63.0 IP...his father, Cauthen, played

baseball and basketball at the University of Georgia and Jake

remains an ardent follower of Georgia Bulldog athletics...Jake

had signed a letter of intent at Georgia before signing with the

Rockies...participated in MLB’s Rookie Development Program in

January 2000...was a regular contributor to Cleveland Indians

Charities, providing assistance for youth baseball and softball

programs in the City of Cleveland, and participated in the Tribe’s

“Shop With A Pro” event...enjoys fishing in the off-season...Jake

and his wife, Heather (12/12/98), have two sons, Jacob Parker

(9/27/05) & Keaton Daniels (11/15/07) and one daughter, Harper

Tennille (9/9/10)...the family resides in Danielsville, GA.

JAKE WESTBROOK JAKE WESTBROOK


2007 CLE vs. NYY 0-1 10.80 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.0 9 6 6 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 .409


2007 CLE vs. BOS 1-1 3.55 2 2 0 0 0 0 12.2 16 5 5 1 0 4 1 7 0 0 .340

ALL-STAR GAME RECORDYear Team W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BA

2004 American DID NOT APPEAR


Pitcher .974 233 141 267 11 419 23


2010 CLE/STL .111 33 27 1 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 12 0 0 0 .148 .143 2

MAJOR TOTALS .128 233 39 1 5 2 0 0 2 4 0 0 2 0 20 0 0 0 .179 .171 11

2010 SEASON HIGHS

Most IP: 9.0, 5/16 at Baltimore.

Most Strikeouts: 9, twice. Last: 10/1 vs. Colorado.

Most Walks: 5, three times. Last: 9/11 at Atlanta.

Most Runs Allowed: 6, 6/6 at Chicago White Sox.

Most Hits Allowed: 11, 6/17vs. New York Mets.

Most HRs Allowed: 3, 7/8 at Tampa Bay.

Longest Winning Streak: 2 games, three times. Last: 9/26 - end of season.

Longest Losing Streak: 3 games, 8/20-30

Longest Scoreless Streak: 9.0 IP, 9/11-16.

CAREER HIGHS

Most IP (Starter): 9.0, seven times. Last: 5/16/10 at Baltimore.

Most IP (Relief): 7.0, 4/19/04 vs. Detroit.

Most Strikeouts (Starter): 9, three times. Last: 10/1/10 vs. Colorado.

Most Strikeouts (Relief): 7, 4/19/04 vs. Detroit.

Most Walks (Starter): 6, twice. Last: 4/25/06 vs. Boston.

Most Walks (Relief): 4, twice. Last 4/6/04 at Minnesota.

Most Runs Allowed (Starter): 9, twice. Last: 4/19/06 at Baltimore.

Most Runs Allowed (Relief): 5, twice. Last: 7/13/02 vs. New York Yankees.

Most Hits Allowed (Starter): 15, 8/3/06 at Boston.

Most Hits Allowed (Relief): 7, 9/7/01 vs. Chicago White Sox.

Most HRs Allowed: 3, three times. Last: 7/8/10 at Tampa Bay.


Longest Losing Streak: 5 games, 8/4/04-4/27/05.

Longest Scoreless Streak: 11.0 IP, twice. Last: 8/9-15/06.

Complete Games: 13. Last: 5/16/10 at Baltimore (9.0 innings).

Low-Hit Complete Game: 2 hits, 4/25/04 at Detroit.

Shutouts: 3, Last: 8/9/06 vs. Los Angeles Angels.

Last Relief Appearance: 4/19/04 vs. Detroit.

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CAREER TRANSACTIONS

• Selected by Colorado Rockies in the 1st round (21st overall) of the June 1996 free agent draft.

• Acquired by Montreal Expos along with RHP John Nicholson and OF Mark Hamlin in exchange for INF Mike Lansing,

December 16, 1997.

• Acquired by New York Yankees along with two players to be named later (LHP Ted Lilly and RHP Christian Parker) in exchange

for RHP Hideki Irabu, December 22, 1999.

• Acquired by Cleveland Indians along with RHP Zach Day as the players to be named later in the trade that sent OF David Justice

to the Yankees in exchange for OF Ricky Ledee, July 25, 2000.

• On Cleveland disabled list (broken rib), September 1 - end of season, 2000.

• On Cleveland disabled list (right elbow surgery), March 30 - July 11, 2002; included injury rehabilitation at Akron and Buffalo,

June 16 - July 11.

• On Cleveland disabled list (right elbow inflammation), August 26 - end of season, 2002.

• On Cleveland disabled list (left oblique strain), May 3 - June 23, 2007; included injury rehabilitation at Lake County, Akron and

Buffalo, June 1-18.

• On Cleveland disabled list (right triceps strain), April 20 - May 27, 2008; included injury rehabilitation at Lake Country and Akron,

May 18-23.

• On Cleveland disabled list (right elbow reconstruction), May 29 - to end of season, 2008.

• On Cleveland disabled list (right elbow), March 26 - to end of season, 2009; included injury rehabilitation at Akron.

• Acquired by St. Louis Cardinals as part of three-team trade with Cleveland and San Diego that sent OF Ryan Ludwick to the

Padres; Cardinals also received minor league LHP Nick Greenwood from San Diego, July 31, 2010.

• Signed by St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent to a two-year deal, with a mutual option for a third year, November 16, 2010.

Pitcher Jake Westbrook joined the Cardinals rotation on July 31, 2010, and made 12 starts down the stretch.

He became a free agent at season's end, but signed a two year contract to return to St. Louis on November 16.

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PLAYER DEvELoPMEnT DEPARTMEnTThe player development department is responsible for the instruction and education of players on eightminor league teams, including one international club.

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Presented by the Cardinals to the person who exhibits excellence in player development. Beginning

in 2008, winners were selected by a poll of Cardinals minor league field staff.

Year Winner Position

2010 Mike Shildt Johnson City (A) Manager2009 Chris Maloney Memphis (AAA) Manager2008 Mark DeJohn Batavia (A) Manager2007 Dan Radison Minor League Hitting Instructor2006 Chris Maloney Springfield (AA) Manager2005 Ron “Pop” Warner Palm Beach (A) Manager2004 Blaise Ilsley Tennessee (AA) Pitching Coach2003 Mark DeJohn Tennessee (AA) Manager2002 Danny Sheaffer Peoria (A) Manager2001 Dyar Miller Memphis (AAA) Pitching Coach2000 Gaylen Pitts Memphis (AAA) Manager1999 Mark Riggins Minor League Pitching Coordinator1998 Joe Pettini Minor League Field Coordinator1997 Mark O’Neal Memphis (AAA) Athletic Trainer1996 Bo Milliken Minor League Pitching Instructor1995 George Kissell Senior Field Coordinator

GeORGe Kissell1920 - 2008

bASEbALL oPERATIonS/AnALYTICAL DEPARTMEnTAn advanced analytical departmentdevelops and utilizes computer systems tohelp compile specific and unique statisticsthat assist Cardinals personnel in playerevaluation. The department has developedand continues to fine tune “RedBird Dog2.0,” an integrated professional andamateur scouting program that houses andcoordinates player video with data fromscouting reports.

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The scouting department has employees devoted to searching for baseball talent in four unique areas, including

professional, college, high school and international. Professional Scouts analyze major and minor league players from

other organizations and compile reports for potential trades and signings. Area Scouts live and work within an assigned

geographic area of the United States and scout the amatuer ranks for talent. Each area scout is assigned a collegiate

conference within their region to analyze and report. Crosscheckers verify top talent from coast to coast.

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InTERnATIonAL DEPARTMEnTThe Cardinals have personnel in six countries outside of the United States and operate a baseball academy inthe Dominican Republic as well as a rookie-level summer team. They scout for baseball talent there as well asColombia, the Dutch Antilles, Nicaragua, Panama and Venezuela. The Cardinals continue to increase theirinvolvement in the Pacific Rim, including China, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.

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CARDInALS’ FIRST-RounD PICkS In AMATEuR DRAFTjunE DRAFT

orderYear Player Position In Draft

1965 Joe DiFabio RHP 201966 Leron Lee INF/OF 71967 Ted Simmons C/OF 101968 James Hairston OF 191969 Charles Minnott LHP 201970 Jim Browning RHP/SS 111971 Ed Kurpiel 1B/OF 81972 Dan Larson P 211973 Joe Edelen 3B 121974 Garry Templeton SS 131975 David Johnson P 161976 Leon Durham 1B 151977 Terry Kennedy C 61978 Robert Hicks 1B 151979 Andy Van Slyke OF 61980 Don Collins RHP 151981 Bobby Meacham SS 81982 Todd Worrell RHP 211983 Jim Lindeman 3B 241984 Mike Dunne RHP 71985 Joe Magrane LHP 181986 Luis Alicea 2B 231987 Cris Carpenter RHP 141988 John Ericks RHP 22

Brad DuVall RHP 231989 Paul Coleman OF 61990 Donovan Osborne LHP 13

Aaron Holbert SS 181991 Dmitri Young 3B 4

Allen Watson LHP 21Brian Barber RHP 22

1992 Sean Lowe RHP 151993 Alan Benes RHP 161994 Bret Wagner LHP 191995 Matt Morris RHP 121996 Braden Looper RHP 31997 Adam Kennedy SS 201998 J.D. Drew OF 51999 Chance Caple RHP 30

junE DRAFT (ConTInuED)

orderYear Player Position In Draft

2000 Shaun Boyd OF 13Blake Williams RHP 24

2001 Justin Pope RHP 282002 No Selection --- ---2003 Daric Barton C 282004 Chris Lambert RHP 192005 Colby Rasmus OF 28

Tyler Greene SS 302006 Adam Ottavino RHP 302007 Peter Kozma SS 182008 Brett Wallace 3B 132009 Shelby Miller RHP 192010 Zack Cox 3B 22

jAnuARY DRAFT

orderYear Player Position In Draft 1966 Henry Urbanowica 1B 8 1967 Fred Grooms RHP 9 1968 Mike Maselbas RHP 20 1969 Al Hrabosky LHP 19 1970 Don Reed RHP 121971 Robert Gerdes P 22 1972 Randal Rasmussen SS 6 1973 Larry Storti 2B 11 1974 John Urrea RHP 14 1975 Terry Gray P 15 1976 Fulvio Bertolotti C 16 1977 Curtis Reade RHP 5 1978 Mike Gentry RHP 16 1979 Bob Ferris 1B 5 1980 Ken Spears OF 16 1981 Brad Luther SS 7 1982 Tom Mauch OF 22 1983 Jeff Perry RHP 23 1984 Jeff Blauser SS 8 1985 Chris Lee RHP 17 1986 Charles Barrs SS 24

Note: The January draft was discontinued in 1987.

CARDInALS’ 2010 DRAFT PICkSRd. Player Pos. order #1. Zack Cox 3b 251a. Seth blair RhP 461a. Tyrell jenkins RhP 502. jordan Swagerty RhP 753. Sammy Tuivailala SS 1064. Cody Stanley C 1395. nick Longmire oF 1696. john gast LhP 1997. greg garcia SS 2298. Daniel bibona LhP 2599. Tyler Lyons LhP 28910. Reggie Williams oF 31911. ben Freeman LhP 34912. Austin Wilson OF 379

13. Colin Walsh 2b 40914. Cesar Aguilar RhP 43915. geof klein C 46916. Anthony bryant oF 499

Rd. Player Pos. order #17. Corderius Dodd oF 52918. boone Whiting RhP 55919. Chad Oberacker OF 589

20. Trevor Martin SS 61921. josh Lucas RhP 64922. Steven Ramos oF 67923. Dyllon nuernburg RhP 70924. Pat biserta oF 73925. Richard Mendoza RhP 76926. victor Sanchez 1b 79927. Aiden Lucas RhP 82928. Taylor Black SS 859

29. Chris Patterson RhP 88930. Iden nazario LhP 91931. Mike o’neill oF 94932. Ryan Copeland LhP 97933. joey bergman 2b 100934. Matt valaika 2b 1039

Rd. Player Pos. order #35. Drew benes RhP 106936. Dean kiekhefer LhP 109937. Packy Elkins SS 112938. jeff nadeau LhP 115939. Ian Parry RHP 1189

40. Phil Cerreto 3b 121941. Chase Reid RhP 124942. Cole brand RhP 127943. Chris Edmondson oF 130944. Adam Melker oF 133945. Robert Hansen RHP 1369

46. Peter Mooney SS 1399

47. justin Wright LhP 142948. Hector Acosta C 1459

49. bob Revesz LhP 148950. Andy Moye RHP 1519

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MInoR LEAguES DoCToRSMEMPhISDr. Barry Phillips, MD -- Team Orthopedist

Dr. Arthur Franklin, MD -- Team Internist

SPRIngFIELDDr. Chris Miller, MD -- Team Orthopedist

Dr. Brian Mahaffey, MD -- Team Internist

PALM bEACh & gCL CARDInALSDr. Frank F. Cook, MD -- Team Orthopedist

Dr. Daniel L. Boss, MD -- Team Internist

QuAD CITIESDr. Jessica L. Ellis, MD -- Team Orthopedist

Dr. Tom Lyons, MD -- Team Internist

bATAvIADr. Matt Landfried, MD -- Team Orthopedist

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2010 FInAL MEMPhIS STATISTICSManager: Chris Maloney

Record: 82-62 (Tied first in Pacific Coast League, first in American North Division)

Playoffs: Lost in the Pacific Coast League Championship series 3-0 to Tacoma.

Swept Oklahoma City 3-0 to advance to the Championship series.

Attendance: 462,041 (Seventh)

All-Stars: Brandon Dickson, RHP; Tyler Greene, INF; Fernando Salas, RHP

League Leaders: Ruben Gotay (.410 OBP, 2nd; 95 BB, 1st) Brandon Dickson (3.23 ERA, 3rd; 137 SO, 2nd; 167.0 IP,

5th) Lance Lynn (13 W, T2nd; 141 SO, 1st; 29 GS, T1st) Evan MacLane (1.25 WHIP, T2nd) Fernando Salas (19 Sv, 3rd)

MEMPhIS REDbIRDS (AAA)

Most-used Lineup (Most games at each position)

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President/general Manager: Ben WeissMedia Contact: Jordan Johnson Athletic Trainer: Chris Conroy

Maloney is in his fifth season as Memphis skipper. He served two seasons as Springfield (AA) managerfrom 2005-06 prior to his promotion to Memphis. He returned to the Cardinals organization in 2005 afterhaving spent three years in the Astros organization as manager of the Triple-A New Orleans Zephyrs. Maloneyposted a 212-220 record with the Zephyrs, including a first place finish in 2002.

Maloney guided the 2010 Redbirds to the Pacific Coast Championship Series for the second straightseason. The club entered the series on a nine-game PCL playoffs win streak dating back to 2009. His 2009club won the PCL Championship by sweeping Albuquerque and Sacramento in six straight games. In2010 Memphis had two Organizational Players of the Month and two Pitchers of the Month, they alsoboasted three PCL Pitchers of the Week as well as three PCL All-Stars.

Maloney’s previous tenure with the Cardinals included Manager of the Year honors in three different leagues: the New York-PennLeague while leading Hamilton to a 56-20 (.737) record in 1992, the highest winning percentage of any winning percentage by a Cardinalsminor league team; the South Atlantic League with Savannah in 1993, and the Texas League with Arkansas in 1998. His 1993 Savannahsquad posted a 94-48 record and captured the league title as Maloney was named Baseball Weekly’s Minor League Manager ofthe Year. In his 16 seasons as a manager in the Cardinals system, Maloney has compiled a 939-804 (.539) record.

His work with young Cardinals players was formally recognized when he was presented with the 2006 and 2009 George KissellAwards, presented annually for excellence in player development. The 2009 award made Maloney the first two-time winner.

Maloney, 50, is a native of Jackson, Miss. He graduated from Mississippi State University in 1983 and was later signed as a non-drafted free agent by the New York Mets. The former outfielder-first baseman was purchased by the Cardinals in 1986 and playedone minor league season at Springfield, Ill. He and wife Laurie have a daughter, Ann Bradley, and son, Jake.

Mark begins his fourth season as Memphis hitting coach after serving in the same capacity from 2004-

07 at Triple-A Pawtucket in the Boston Red Sox system. He had been in the Red Sox organization since

2002, when he was hitting coach at Double-A Portland of the Eastern League

In 2001, he coached for the Angels’ Double-A Little Rock affiliate in the Texas League. The Travelers

won the Texas League Championship that year and ranked fourth in the league with a .266 team average.

Budaska was a hitting coach and first base coach for a major league team in Taiwan from 1998-2000.

The former switch-hitting outfielder played 10 years in the Oakland organization, including stints at the

big league level in 1978 and 1981.

Ilsley enters his fourth season as the pitching coach at Memphis. He was promoted to the Triple-A club

on January 17, 2008 after working six seasons as the pitching coach at the Cardinals Double-A affiliate. Ilsleys

staff recorded the lowest ERA in the Pacific Coast League his first two seasons with the club. In 2008, the

Redbirds had a 4.34 and it lowered to 4.05 in 2009 as Memphis finished 77-67 en route to the PCL playoffs

and eventually the league championship. In 2010 the staff finished with an ERA of 4.42, sixth in the PCL.

In the 2010 PCL playoffs, the staff ranked first in strikeouts (69) as they averaged 11.5 a game. During

the regular season, Memphis ranked first in wins and saves, while finishing fourth in strikeouts. Ilsley was honored by the Cardinals

following the 2004 season with the George Kissell Award, presented annually by the Cardinals for excellence in player development.

He had joined the Cardinals from the Baltimore Orioles' organization after serving as the pitching coach for Bluefield in the Appalachian

League (R) during the 2001 campaign. Ilsley began his coaching career in 1999 with Winnipeg of the Independent Northern League

and moved on to coach at Sioux Falls in 2000. He spent 14 seasons playing in the minor leagues with Houston, St. Louis, Chicago

Cubs, Philadelphia, Cleveland and Montreal. He concluded his playing career in 1998. He appeared in 10 games in the Major Leagues

with the Chicago Cubs in 1994, making his Major League debut on April 4 of that year. A fourth round pick of the Houston Astros in

1985, Ilsley was named to the Topps Rookie League All-Star team that year after leading the New York-Penn League with 116 strikeouts

in 90 innings for Class-A Auburn. He combined to win 20 games at two minor league stops in 1986. He is a 1982 graduate of Alpena

High School (Mich.) and attended Indiana State University.

Ilsely, 47, resides in Sarasota, Fla., with his wife, Jo Anne.

1B Mark Hamilton . . . . . . . . . . . .662B Daniel Descalso . . . . . . . . . .1103B Ruben Gotay . . . . . . . . . . . .103SS Tyler Greene . . . . . . . . . . . . .82

C Bryan Anderson . . . . . . . . . . .75OF James Rapoport . . . . . . . . .110OF Joe Mather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .85OF Amaury Cazana . . . . . . . . . . .48

ST Lance Lynn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29REL Josh Kinney . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56REL Rich Rundles . . . . . . . . . . . . .56

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Anderson, Bryan .270 82 270 39 73 12 0 12 42 0 2 3 27 1 54 0 0 5 .448 .341 5Cazana, Amaury .305 78 256 35 78 10 0 13 54 0 0 0 19 1 51 0 0 9 .496 .353 1Chambers, Adron .290 37 69 11 20 0 1 1 8 1 1 3 9 0 18 6 1 0 .362 .390 1Craig, Allen .320 83 306 57 98 24 2 14 81 0 6 4 34 0 59 1 0 6 .549 .389 5Cruz, Tony .214 4 14 2 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 .429 .267 3Derba, Nick .000 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .000 .000 0Descalso, Daniel .282 116 468 86 132 32 3 9 71 5 6 5 47 1 48 8 4 13 .421 .350 15Folli, Mike .200 13 25 2 5 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 .240 .231 1Gotay, Ruben .285 139 473 84 135 30 1 13 70 1 2 6 95 3 116 0 5 9 .436 .410 19Greene, Tyler .284 82 338 67 96 21 5 9 34 8 1 6 32 2 89 12 5 4 .456 .355 14Hamilton, Mark .298 72 258 53 77 20 0 18 60 0 6 7 35 1 70 0 0 2 .585 .389 5Henley, Tyler .205 26 88 8 18 6 1 0 7 0 0 1 5 0 18 0 0 2 .295 .255 2Hill, Steven .176 9 34 2 6 1 0 2 6 0 0 1 3 0 10 0 0 3 .382 .263 0Howard, Kevin .242 97 273 30 66 11 1 6 26 2 0 1 19 1 42 1 1 14 .355 .294 7Jay, Jon .321 42 165 31 53 16 0 4 32 3 2 4 17 0 22 13 0 0 .491 .394 1Ludwick, Ryan .333 3 9 2 3 1 0 2 5 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 1.111 .273 0Luna, Aaron .205 17 44 10 9 1 1 1 1 0 0 3 5 0 10 0 0 1 .341 .327 1Mather, Joe .275 91 335 55 92 18 4 10 46 0 2 2 37 1 74 6 4 5 .442 .348 5Pagnozzi, Matt .242 68 207 20 50 11 0 1 21 5 0 3 27 1 49 0 0 10 .309 .338 5Rapoport, James .267 112 408 61 109 12 4 2 34 7 2 3 44 1 57 8 5 4 .331 .341 4Robinson, Shane .279 26 86 9 24 5 0 2 13 3 1 0 7 0 13 3 3 5 .407 .330 1Shorey, Mark .263 63 156 21 41 7 0 3 19 0 1 1 8 1 37 2 0 5 .365 .301 2Solano, Donovan .255 102 330 41 84 12 1 4 27 1 0 2 11 1 35 2 1 9 .333 .283 18Stavinoha, Nick .390 23 100 19 39 9 1 6 28 0 2 0 5 0 16 0 0 6 .680 .411 1

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Brown, Andrew 2-0 6.75 18 0 0 0 5 0 24 25 19 18 2 0 17 0 18 1 0Dickson, Brandon 11-8 3.23 28 27 0 0 1 0 167 180 77 60 11 9 53 1 137 7 0Fick, Chuckie 3-1 4.78 21 3 0 0 3 0 49 51 26 26 7 4 18 1 31 2 0Folli, Mike 0-0 18.00 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0Hearne, Trey 0-0 13.03 7 1 0 0 1 0 9.2 17 14 14 2 2 10 1 5 4 0Hill, Rich 4-3 4.30 23 4 0 0 4 0 46 35 26 22 5 8 30 1 47 1 1Kinney, Josh 3-4 1.80 56 0 0 0 29 17 60 42 15 12 4 5 17 1 51 2 0Kopp, David 0-5 8.63 5 5 0 0 0 0 24 38 28 23 4 3 11 0 12 2 0Kulik, Ryan 1-4 5.31 10 8 0 0 0 0 39 44 37 23 6 9 30 1 17 7 0Lohse, Kyle 1-0 3.21 3 3 0 0 0 0 14 9 6 5 3 0 2 0 14 0 0Lynn, Lance 13-10 4.77 29 29 0 0 0 0 164 164 96 87 21 8 62 0 141 2 2MacDougal, Mike 2-0 3.86 8 0 0 0 2 1 9.1 8 4 4 1 0 3 0 6 0 0MacLane, Evan 8-7 4.45 24 23 1 0 0 0 147.2 163 78 73 21 6 21 2 82 3 0Motte, Jason 0-0 3.38 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.2 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0Norrick, Tyler 3-1 6.60 10 0 0 0 4 0 15 16 11 11 1 0 15 0 16 2 1Ottavino, Adam 5-3 3.97 9 9 0 0 0 0 47.2 43 23 21 5 3 12 0 43 3 0Parise, Pete 0-0 8.50 16 0 0 0 8 2 18 28 19 17 5 1 7 0 7 1 0Perez, Oneli 2-7 5.09 46 11 0 0 13 4 99 100 61 56 11 7 52 5 96 8 2Pinto, Renyel 0-0 4.78 18 0 0 0 3 0 26.1 24 17 14 1 5 22 0 31 3 0Reifer, Adam 1-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Robertson, Nate 2-1 9.45 6 3 0 0 0 0 20 32 22 21 5 0 6 0 12 1 0Rundles, Rich 7-1 3.23 56 0 0 0 15 0 55.2 56 24 20 4 2 18 2 35 1 1Salas, Fernando 1-0 3.79 34 0 0 0 24 19 35.2 26 15 15 2 1 9 0 44 2 0Samuel, Francisco 1-0 4.63 13 0 0 0 8 0 11.2 8 8 6 0 0 18 0 10 4 0Sanchez, Eduardo 0-0 1.67 26 0 0 0 10 3 27 19 7 5 2 2 12 1 31 8 0Scherer, Matthew 4-2 3.99 33 0 0 0 8 0 47.1 44 23 21 7 0 12 1 36 2 0Shorey, Mark 0-0 7.36 4 0 0 0 4 0 3.2 6 3 3 0 0 5 0 2 0 0Walters, P.J. 8-5 3.81 19 18 0 0 0 0 108.2 106 51 46 12 8 30 1 106 3 1


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SPRIngFIELD CARDInALS (AA)

hammons Field955 East TrafficwaySpringfield, MO 65802417-863-2143FAX: 417-863-0388www.springfieldcardinals.com

vP/general Manager: Matt GiffordMedia Contact: Jeff LeveringAthletic Trainer: Jason Hall

Most-used Lineup (Most games at each position)Ron “PoP” WARnER MAnAgER

Warner is entering his fifth season as Springfield manager. He was promoted to Springfield on November

20, 2006 after managing the Palm Beach Cardinals for two seasons. He has led his teams to the postseason

in five of the last six seasons, narrowly missing in 2008 despite having the North Division’s best overall record

(76-64). In his first season at Springfield in 2007, he guided the club to the Texas League championship

series. His Palm Beach squad won the 2005 Florida State League Championship. His 2010 team produced

11 Texas League All-Stars, nine Players/Pitchers of the Week and the organization’s Minor League Player

of the Year.

He is in his 11th season as a coach in the Cardinals farm system and his sixth campaign as a manager. Overall, he owns a 440-

391 (.529) record as a bench boss. In 2004, he served as the hitting coach at Peoria (A) and guided the Midwest League’s top hitting

club (.277 team batting average). The previous two years (2002-2003), Warner was a coach at Class-A New Jersey. He made his

coaching debut in 2001 at Double-A New Haven.

In 2000, Warner served as the batting practice pitcher for the Major League club. He was originally drafted by the Cardinals in

the 17th round in 1991 as a shortstop out of the University of Wyoming and spent nine years playing in the Redbirds farm system.

In 1999, he hit .290 with 11 home runs and 33 RBI for Memphis while playing several positions.

Warner, 42, resides in St. Charles, Mo., with his wife, Laura, and sons, Colin Michael (1/9/04) and Benjamin Anthony (1/25/10).

bRYAn EvERSgERD PITChIng CoAChEversgerd returns to Springfield after spending the 2010 campaign with Palm Beach. This is his second

stint with Springfield as he spent the 2008 and 2009 seasons with the club. He was pitching coach at the

Cardinals Midwest League Low-A affiliate from 2004-07 prior to joining Springfield’s staff. In 2004, he

served at Single-A Peoria after being out of baseball for two years. His inaugural coaching season was in

2001 for the Cardinals as pitching coach at their Single-A Potomac affiliate.

He began his Major League baseball career with the Cardinals, signing as a non-drafted free agent on

June 14, 1989. He pitched a scoreless inning of relief in his Major League debut for the Cardinals on April 26, 1994, and picked up

his first big-league win in his only Major League start on May 20, 1994, at Florida. The left-hander also pitched at the Major League

level for Montreal and Texas before returning to St. Louis from 1998 to 2000.

Eversgerd, 42, graduated from Carlyle (Ill.) High School in 1987 and played baseball at Kaskaskia Community College, leading

the team to the 1989 sectional championship. He resides in Hoffman, Ill., with his wife, Lisa, and daughter, Kristen (13) and son,

Jacob (11).

2010 FInAL SPRIngFIELD STATISTICS

Manager: Ron “Pop” WarnerRecord: 76-64 (Second in Texas League, second in North Division)Playoffs: Lost 3-0 in the first round of the playoffs vs. Northwest Arkansas.Attendance: 357,336 (Fourth)All-Stars: Brian Broderick, RHP; Matt Carpenter, 3B; Scott Gorgen, RHP; Steven Hill, C; Aaron Luna, OF; Adam Reifer, RHP; Francisco Samuel, RHP; Curt Smith, 1B. Postseason All Stars: Matt Carpenter, 3B; Steven Hill, C; David Kopp, RHP. League Leaders: Nick Addition (27 GS, 2nd; 150.1 IP, 5th) Andrew Brown (.291 BA, 10th; 22 HR, T4th; .526 SLG, 3rd) MattCarpenter (.316 BA, 4th; .412 OBP, 3rd; 64 BB, 4th; 76 R, 5th) Steven Hill (22 HR, T4th; 86 RBI, 3rd; .543 SLG, 2nd) David Kopp (12W, 2nd; 3.05 ERA, 4th) Pete Kozma (132 G, 3rd; 503 AB,5th) Aaron Luna (25 HBP, 1st; .426 OBP, 1st; 63 BB, 5th) Adam Reifer (17Sv, T2nd)

1B Curt Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .802B Jose Garcia . . . . . . . . . . . . . .693B Matt Carpenter . . . . . . . . . . .104SS Pete Kozma . . . . . . . . . . . . .132

C Steven Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69OF Darryl Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . .116OF Aaron Luna . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76OF Antonio DeJesus . . . . . . . . . .71

ST Nick Addition . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27REL Thomas Eager . . . . . . . . . . . .54


Brown, Andrew .291 98 361 65 105 17 1 22 63 0 0 5 41 3 98 1 2 11 .526 .371 8Carpenter, Matt .316 105 396 76 125 26 3 12 53 4 4 4 64 4 88 11 2 12 .487 .412 8Chambers, Adron .282 75 252 52 71 9 5 5 27 2 0 7 31 0 50 8 4 2 .417 .376 4Cruz, Tony .289 40 149 26 43 10 0 6 20 1 1 1 17 3 30 0 0 5 .477 .363 3Curtis, Jermaine .236 23 55 6 13 3 0 0 3 1 0 2 7 0 10 0 0 0 .291 .344 1Cutler, Charles .218 38 119 11 26 4 0 0 8 0 1 5 15 1 16 0 0 1 .252 .329 4De La Cruz, Luis .143 2 7 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .143 .143 0DeJesus, Antonio .206 84 189 31 39 9 5 2 21 0 2 12 26 0 45 8 0 0 .339 .336 5Derba, Nick .240 15 50 7 12 5 0 2 7 0 0 0 3 0 15 0 0 2 .460 .283 3Folli, Mike .214 44 126 10 27 5 2 3 9 1 0 0 15 2 23 0 0 1 .357 .298 4Freese, David .500 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1.000 .667 0Garcia, Jose .259 77 263 35 68 8 1 5 27 3 2 4 19 1 48 9 3 6 .354 .316 8Henley, Tyler .367 16 60 11 22 5 0 3 12 0 0 0 3 1 9 0 1 2 .600 .397 1Hill, Steven .280 93 361 60 101 27 1 22 86 0 3 4 38 3 90 1 0 11 .543 .352 6Jones, Daryl .244 121 451 67 110 17 6 8 48 1 3 11 52 0 95 15 9 9 .361 .335 6Kozma, Peter .243 132 503 69 122 28 2 13 72 7 3 1 56 2 111 13 2 9 .384 .318 34Luna, Aaron .270 103 319 60 86 13 3 15 54 0 1 25 63 2 73 5 1 4 .470 .426 2Miles, Aaron .279 16 61 11 17 4 0 0 13 2 0 1 7 0 8 0 1 1 .344 .362 2Pham, Thomas .339 38 121 19 41 13 1 3 18 0 0 1 18 0 28 4 2 1 .537 .429 4Rapoport, James .321 25 84 13 27 6 0 2 12 1 1 0 10 0 12 0 0 2 .464 .389 1Scruggs, Xavier .245 33 110 16 27 6 0 8 21 0 0 2 10 0 36 0 0 6 .518 .320 3Sedbrook, Colt .165 28 91 10 15 5 0 0 8 1 0 6 12 0 22 1 0 7 .220 .303 3Smith, Curt .279 84 319 39 89 19 2 9 46 0 4 2 15 0 62 2 1 12 .436 .312 10Swauger, Chris .266 47 154 18 41 4 2 5 22 0 0 1 10 0 44 0 0 4 .416 .315 2


Additon, Nick 9-6 4.43 28 27 0 0 1 0 150.1 155 75 74 22 9 53 2 109 10 1Broderick, Brian 11-2 2.77 17 15 2 1 0 0 100.2 96 42 31 6 5 14 0 55 0 0Buursma, Jason 2-1 2.50 37 0 0 0 9 0 57.2 39 16 16 5 0 10 0 26 3 0Daley, Gary 3-11 6.70 20 18 0 0 0 0 88.2 117 81 66 10 18 53 2 62 6 0Delgado, Ramon 1-0 1.10 13 0 0 0 1 0 16.1 9 2 2 2 0 3 0 17 1 0Diapoules, Mark 1-0 10.13 2 2 0 0 0 0 5.1 4 7 6 0 4 7 0 6 0 0Eager, Thomas 2-4 4.15 54 0 0 0 15 0 73.2 62 35 34 6 7 44 4 56 7 0Fick, Chuckie 2-0 2.00 11 3 0 0 2 0 27 19 8 6 0 0 6 0 32 0 0Garceau, Shaun 0-6 5.45 7 7 0 0 0 0 33 40 26 20 2 1 19 1 25 5 1Gorgen, Scott 5-1 1.26 12 8 0 0 1 0 50 34 11 7 4 0 19 0 46 2 0Hearne, Trey 4-4 4.43 12 7 0 0 1 0 42.2 40 24 21 10 4 23 1 31 1 0King, Blake 4-3 2.91 53 0 0 0 15 0 68 40 23 22 5 3 48 5 84 4 2Kopp, David 12-4 3.05 21 21 1 0 0 0 121 126 47 41 9 2 39 2 78 3 0Kulik, Ryan 7-5 4.08 23 12 1 0 3 1 90.1 85 46 41 8 6 29 0 52 7 0Lohse, Kyle 0-1 9.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 5 12 5 5 0 0 0 0 4 0 0McGregor, Scott 6-5 3.46 15 12 2 0 3 0 80.2 82 38 31 7 6 9 2 49 2 0Meyer, Matt 0-2 6.64 21 0 0 0 8 0 20.1 25 19 15 4 3 14 3 20 4 1Mulligan, Casey 0-1 6.00 15 0 0 0 4 1 18 22 15 12 1 0 11 1 23 2 0Mura, Kyle 0-2 13.50 2 1 0 0 0 0 4 5 6 6 2 0 5 0 2 0 0Nieto, Arquimedes 1-3 5.30 7 6 0 0 1 1 35.2 36 24 21 6 3 19 0 30 3 0Norrick, Tyler 0-1 5.57 22 0 0 0 5 0 21 19 13 13 1 2 25 1 18 3 0Reifer, Adam 3-1 3.00 51 0 0 0 33 17 54 53 18 18 2 3 15 1 52 3 1Samuel, Francisco 2-0 3.63 22 0 0 0 13 6 22.1 18 12 9 3 3 16 0 27 4 0Sanchez, Eduardo 1-1 3.12 24 0 0 0 19 11 26 22 13 9 2 2 8 0 27 2 0

PhILLIP WELLMAn hITTIng CoAChWellman begins his first season as a Cardinals minor league coach after spending the previous seven

seasons in the Atlanta Braves system, the last four as manager of the Mississippi Braves (AA). Wellman

brings to the Cardinals a total 23 years of coaching experience with a combined 15 years as a skipper at

various levels in the minors.

Wellman led the MS Braves to the Southern League Championship in 2008 and was named SL

Manager of the Year in his second season at the helm. Prior to managing the Braves, Wellman spent the

previous three seasons in various capacities in the club’s minor league system.

Before joining the Braves, Wellman spent eight years (1996- 2003) in the Cincinnati Reds minor league system, four of those

as manager of Chattanooga (AA).

Wellman began his coaching career in 1988 as a hitting instructor for the Pulaski Braves. He worked in the Braves minor

leagues until 1991 before earning his first managerial job with the Gulf Coast League Orioles in 1992. Wellman spent parts of four

seasons (1984-87) as a player in the Atlanta, Minnesota and Pittsburgh organizations. He attended Sam Houston University and

graduated from Southwestern University at Georgetown (Texas) in 1985.


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Manager: Luis AguayoRecord: 75-65 (Fifth in Florida State League, third in South Division)Attendance: 64,767 (Eighth)All-Stars: Tony Cruz, C; Ramon Delgado, RHP; Mark Diapoules, RHP; Matthew Fervert, RHP; Jose Garcia, RHP; Casey Mulligan, RHP; Richard Racobaldo, OF; Xavier Scruggs, 1B.League Leaders: Alex Castellanos (35 2B, 1st; 55 XBH, 1st; .462 SLG, 3rd) Richard Castillo (27 GS, 1st)Ramon Delagado (12 Holds, 3rd) Arquimedes Nieto (.235 AVG, 4th)

Roger Dean Stadium4751 Main St.Jupiter, FL 33458561-775-1818FAX: 561-691-6886www.palmbeachcardinals.com

general Manager: Lisa FegleyMedia Contact: Tyler KrochmalAthletic Trainer: Manabu Kuwazuru

PALM bEACh CARDInALS (A)


LuIS AguAYo MAnAgER

jEFF ALbERT hITTIng CoACh

Aguayo returns for his second season as manager of the Palm Beach Cardinals. From 2007- 2009 Aguayo

was a member of the New York Mets organization as the minor league Field Coordinator and four months

as the third base coach for the Major League club.

His 2010 squad produced eight Florida State League All-Stars, and one Organizational Player and Pitcher

of the Month.

This is Aguayo’s seventh year as a manager, all in the minor leagues, mostly split between the Reds

and Red Sox organization. He has a career managerial record of 244-271 (.474).

From 2004-06 Aguayo managed in the Reds organization, leading the 2004 Billings (A) affiliate to the Pioneer League

championship, where the club lost in the finals to Provo. The following two seasons, Aguayo was manager of the Gulf Coast

League Reds affiliate.

Aguayo spent 11 seasons in the Red Sox organization as a coach with the Triple-A affiliate in Pawtucket (1993-95), manager

of the Gulf Coast League Red Sox (1997-98), manager of short-season Lowell (1999) and the last four years as the Minor League

Infield Coordinator. Aguayo, 52, resides in Veja Baja, Puerto Rico.

Jeff Albert joined the Cardinals as hitting coach at Batavia in 2008 and earned a promotion to Palm Beach

in 2009. In his first season with the Cardinals, he helped guide Batavia to a championship as the MuckDogs

were shut out just once on the season.

Albert played collegiate baseball at the Division III and Division II levels, with a couple of stops among

independent professional teams. He began working on instruction and strength and conditioning with

high school, college and professional players shortly thereafter and is owner and operator of swingtraining.net,

which is a site dedicated to baseball training and analysis.

Following the 2008 season, Jeff traveled to Vienna, Austria, to speak at the European Baseball Coaches Association/Austrian

Baseball Federation Clinic conducted by the International Sports Group.

Jeff recently completed graduate work in Exercise Science at Louisiana Tech University. There, he was involved in various baseball

training research studies as well as strength and conditioning with Tech baseball and softball teams. He is a certified strength and

conditioning specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).

DEnnIS MARTInEZ PITChIng CoAChMartinez returns to Palm Beach after spending the 2010 season with Springfield. He spent the 2008

and 2009 seasons in the same capacity at Palm Beach. Martinez is in his fifth year with the Cardinals

organization, he served in the same capacity for the Gulf Coast League Cardinals in 2007. Martinez totes

a 23-year career as a pitcher from 1976-1998 for Baltimore, Montreal, Cleveland, Seattle and Atlanta.

Nicknamed “El Presidente,” Martinez totaled 245 career wins, still tops among Latino pitchers. He

appeared in four All-Star games while posting a 3.70 ERA in 692 career games. On July 28, 1991 while

pitching for Montreal at Dodger Stadium, Martinez tossed baseball’s 13th perfect game, a 2-0 win.

Martinez, 56, was a special assistant in the Orioles organization before joining the Cardinals.

An icon in his native country of Nicaragua, Martinez has met with President Daniel Oretga and is involved with developing

baseball in the Latin American country. In 1998 Nicaragua renamed a 30,100 seat baseball stadium in Managua in his honor

(Dennis Martinez National Stadium). Martinez now resides in Miami.

BatteRs avG G aB R H 2B 3B HR RBi sH sf HP BB iB sO sB Cs DP slG OBP eBeatty, C.J. .245 14 49 11 12 3 0 2 8 1 0 0 6 0 15 1 0 0 .429 .327 2Bogany, Jarred .245 81 265 33 65 8 5 5 38 6 3 1 21 0 86 19 5 4 .370 .300 1Bolivar, Domnit .197 109 366 42 72 12 3 9 33 10 1 3 22 0 110 9 2 5 .320 .247 24Carpenter, Matt .283 28 99 17 28 5 2 1 16 1 0 2 26 0 14 0 1 1 .404 .441 1Castellanos, Alex .270 129 459 62 124 35 7 13 58 4 4 12 38 3 112 19 9 11 .462 .339 8Cruz, Tony .282 46 181 21 51 16 1 1 25 1 1 0 19 0 33 0 2 5 .398 .348 3Curtis, Jermaine .267 56 191 34 51 10 0 0 24 2 4 13 28 1 25 5 1 4 .319 .390 5Cutler, Charles .292 41 154 23 45 11 2 1 18 0 1 2 17 1 17 0 0 2 .409 .368 2De La Cruz, Luis .194 27 93 11 18 5 3 1 8 4 0 1 3 0 19 0 1 4 .344 .227 5Derba, Nick .202 33 104 13 21 6 0 3 11 5 1 3 14 0 35 1 0 0 .346 .311 0Espinoza, Roberto .158 7 19 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 5 0 0 1 .158 .333 0Garcia, Jose .252 49 206 26 52 7 0 1 16 0 0 1 16 1 35 16 3 6 .301 .309 12Goodwin, Devin .200 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .200 .200 1Greene, Tyler .000 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 .000 .125 0Ingram, D'Marcus .269 51 193 21 52 10 1 1 20 1 1 7 14 1 38 11 4 4 .347 .340 2Jackson, Ryan .291 41 148 14 43 10 1 1 8 6 1 1 11 0 21 3 2 2 .392 .342 6Klein, Geoffrey .000 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000 0Marmol, Oliver .221 33 104 19 23 9 0 2 12 1 2 7 12 0 33 4 2 1 .365 .336 1Morales, Osvaldo .116 17 69 6 8 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 26 3 0 1 .159 .153 1Moscatel, Kevin .083 5 12 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 1 .083 .214 1Obregon, Ted .174 22 69 11 12 3 0 0 5 3 0 0 3 0 17 6 1 0 .217 .208 4Pham, Thomas .262 68 237 42 62 14 4 3 27 1 2 3 42 0 59 13 4 8 .392 .377 3Racobaldo, Richard .262 118 423 49 111 27 0 4 50 3 6 4 45 0 100 8 7 7 .355 .335 15Rivera, Francisco .250 11 44 4 11 4 1 0 8 0 0 0 2 0 7 1 0 5 .386 .283 0Rodriguez, Ryde .266 32 109 6 29 6 0 0 10 1 0 0 7 1 16 0 1 7 .321 .310 3Scruggs, Xavier .269 87 316 42 85 18 1 13 53 0 3 8 30 2 107 3 0 5 .456 .345 7Sedbrook, Colt .221 58 181 25 40 4 1 1 13 3 3 13 29 0 29 9 6 7 .271 .363 11Shepherd, Devin .171 9 35 3 6 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 14 0 0 0 .257 .194 0Smith, Ross .077 4 13 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 7 0 1 0 .077 .143 0Swauger, Chris .294 39 160 22 47 13 1 4 26 1 3 3 13 1 24 5 5 6 .463 .352 2Tartamella, Travis .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .333 .333 0Vasquez, Niko .262 59 206 26 54 15 2 3 28 1 1 1 27 0 49 0 1 7 .398 .349 10

PitCHeRs W-l eRa G Gs CG sHO Gf sv iP H R eR HR HB BB iB sO WP BKBlazek, Michael 0-1 12.46 1 1 0 0 0 0 4.1 9 6 6 0 0 5 0 2 0 0Bradford, Jared 3-6 5.15 33 12 0 0 8 1 101.1 117 61 58 3 9 25 1 52 0 0Broderick, Brian 3-5 5.47 9 9 0 0 0 0 49.1 63 32 30 3 5 11 0 37 3 0Brown, George 0-0 20.25 2 0 0 0 0 0 1.1 1 3 3 0 0 2 0 2 0 0Buursma, Jason 1-0 2.51 7 0 0 0 1 0 14.1 15 4 4 0 0 3 0 5 0 0Carpenter, David 5-3 2.36 49 0 0 0 44 20 53.1 45 16 14 3 3 15 1 50 3 0Castillo, Richard 7-12 5.20 27 27 1 1 0 0 133.1 169 93 77 10 14 60 1 75 11 0Delgado, Ramon 1-2 1.42 38 0 0 0 13 2 50.2 38 9 8 2 1 10 0 51 1 0Diapoules, Mark 5-1 2.44 14 9 0 0 0 0 55.1 42 22 15 4 5 25 0 38 5 0Frevert, Matthew 6-1 2.15 45 0 0 0 12 1 54.1 41 18 13 1 3 14 0 66 1 0Hearne, Trey 0-0 0.00 4 0 0 0 1 1 8 4 0 0 0 2 1 0 11 0 0Hooker, Deryk 3-3 3.27 8 8 0 0 0 0 41.1 39 18 15 0 3 14 0 39 2 0McGregor, Scott 4-3 2.68 16 8 1 1 2 0 57 69 25 17 1 3 13 0 18 5 0Mulligan, Casey 0-0 0.30 25 0 0 0 20 12 29.2 20 1 1 0 1 8 0 47 2 1Nieto, Arquimedes 9-7 3.44 20 20 0 0 0 0 115 101 49 44 6 6 39 0 75 10 0Norrick, Tyler 2-1 3.00 11 0 0 0 4 0 12 8 5 4 0 0 6 0 16 0 0Pichardo, Joel 3-3 4.52 47 0 0 0 11 0 71.2 88 41 36 7 2 29 1 43 2 0Rauschenberger, Cory 1-1 3.23 22 0 0 0 8 1 30.2 24 15 11 0 2 4 0 20 2 0Samuel, Francisco 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 2 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 0Scherer, Matthew 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 0 1 0 2.1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Schneider, Scott 3-7 3.77 13 13 1 0 0 0 74 77 31 31 5 3 22 0 50 6 0Sedbrook, Colt 0-0 4.50 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0Simpson, Jesse 2-1 4.05 10 0 0 0 3 0 13.1 14 7 6 0 1 7 1 11 1 0Tapia, Miguel 0-1 4.50 9 0 0 0 4 0 10 9 5 5 1 2 5 0 12 1 0Thomas, Kevin 10-2 2.27 29 14 0 0 1 0 107 93 35 27 0 5 38 2 94 12 0Zawacki, Brett 7-5 3.82 21 19 0 0 1 0 108.1 117 52 46 4 9 32 0 50 4 2

1B Xavier Scruggs . . . . . . . . . . .792B Domnit Bolivar . . . . . . . . . . .1073B Niko Vasquez . . . . . . . . . . . . .57SS Jose Garcia . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48

C Tony Cruz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32OF Alex Castellanos . . . . . . . . .126OF Jarred Bogany . . . . . . . . . . . .76OF Thomas Pham . . . . . . . . . . . .64

ST Richard Castillo . . . . . . . . . . . . .27REL David Carpenter . . . . . . . . . . .49


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2010 FInAL QuAD CITIES STATISTICSManager: Johnny RodriguezRecord: 83-55 (Second in Midwest League, first in Western Division)Playoffs: Lost 2-1 in the first round to Kane County.Attendance: 224,128 (10th)All-Stars: Matt Adams, 1B; Eric Fornataro, RHP; D’Marcus Ingram, OF; Scott Schneider, RHP.Postseason All-Stars: Matt Adams, 1B.League Leaders: Matt Adams (.310 BA, 6th; 22 HR, 2nd; 88 RBI, 1st; 41 2Bs, T2nd; .541 SLG,1st; 251 TB, 2nd) EricFornataro (28, GS) Shelby Miller (140 SO, 4th) Aaron Terry (51 Gms pitched, 4th)

Modern Woodmen Park 209 S. Gaines St.Davenport, IA 52802563-324-3000FAX: 563-324-3109www.riverbandits.com

vice President: Kirk GoodmanMedia Contact: Tommy ThrallAthletic Trainer: Eric Bauer

QuAD CITIES RIvER bAnDITS (A)


johnnY RoDRIguEZ MAnAgERRodriguez enters his second season as a manager in the Cardinals organization after spending the 2009

season as the hitting coach in Johnson City. He guided his 2010 Quad Cities squad to the top record in

the Midwest League and produced four all-stars and two Organizational Pitchers of the Month as well as

two Players of the Month.

Prior to joining the Cardinals, Rodriguez worked with the Florida Marlins organization, where he was

hitting coach at Jamestown in 2007-08. He had been with the Marlins since 2002, when he began as a

manager at Jamestown.

Rodriguez served as a hitting coach in the Expos organization in 2000-01. Prior to joining the Expos, he spent 17 seasons as

a coach in the New York Yankees system, at the University of Miami, Miami-Dade Community College and at the nationally

prominant high school baseball program at Westminster Christian High School (FL).

Rodriguez, 54, also has scouting experience with Houston, Los Angeles Angels, New York Mets and Milwaukee organizations.

In October of 2002, he led an amateur team filled with draft-eligible prospects to the championship of the Perfect Game/Baseball

America World Wood Bat tournament held in Jupiter, Fla.

Has a son, Sean, who is a middle infielder in the Tampa Bay Rays system. Sean made his Major League debut on April 18, 2008

versus Seattle for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Rodriguez resides in Miami, Fla.

joE kRuZEL hITTIng CoAChJoe Kruzel begins his fourth year as Quad Cities hitting coach and is in his sixth season as a coach at

the minor league level.

In 2010 Quad Cities batters finished second in the Midwest League in runs, runs batted in and third in

the league in homers.

Kruzel came to the Cardinals after spending the 2006 and 2007 seasons in the Cincinnati Reds

organization. In 2007, he was manager at rookie-level Billings of the Pioneer League. In 2006, Kruzel was

the hitting coach for the Gulf Coast League Reds.

Prior to his time with the Reds, the veteran college coach served as the assistant baseball coach at Miami (OH) University in 2005.

He spent 15 seasons (1989-2003) at the University of Toledo, where he served as the assistant baseball coach (1989-92) and then

head baseball coach (1993-2003). In addition to his coaching career, Kruzel played second base at Toledo from 1985-1988.

Kruzel, 45, resides in Hamilton, Ohio.

TIM LEvEQuE PITChIng CoAChLeveque begins his fourth season as pitching coach in the Cardinals organization and second at Quad

Cities. He spent the 2008 season at Johnson City before earning a promotion to Batavia in 2009.

Leveque’s 2010 staff led the Midwest League in strikeouts as they amassed 1220 on the season.

Leveque was hired by the Cardinals in March of 2006 as a pitching specialist who coordinated and studied

video of draft-eligible pitchers. He will continue these tasks prior to the start of the each season.

Leveque attended and played baseball at Crespi High School in Encino, Calif., the same school that

produced former Cardinals pitcher Jeff Suppan. He was drafted out of high school by the Detroit Tigers but did not sign, instead choosing

to attend and play college baseball at the University of Michigan.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Leveque is single and currently resides in Northridge, Calif.

1B Matt Adams . . . . . . . . . . . . .1102B Luis Mateo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .543B Niko Vasquez . . . . . . . . . . . . .66SS Ryan Jackson . . . . . . . . . . . . .83

C Robert Stock . . . . . . . . . . . . .82OF Frederick Parejo . . . . . . . . . . .85OF Ryde Rodriguez . . . . . . . . . . .64OF C.J. Beatty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54

ST Eric Fornataro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28REL Aaron Terry . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51


Adams, Matthew .310 121 464 71 144 41 0 22 88 0 9 4 33 3 78 5 1 11 .541 .355 10Ahmady, Alan .304 41 125 27 38 8 1 1 18 0 1 1 31 0 31 1 1 5 .408 .443 9Beatty, C.J. .259 72 251 40 65 21 3 6 37 0 1 2 31 0 61 1 2 5 .438 .344 3Castro, Ivan .251 62 203 24 51 14 1 3 21 0 2 1 18 0 54 2 0 10 .374 .313 10Conley, Kyle .192 8 26 2 5 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 8 0 0 1 .385 .250 0Espinoza, Roberto .222 6 18 4 4 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 9 0 0 0 .389 .300 0Goodwin, Devin .272 62 239 44 65 13 2 7 43 2 3 1 38 0 39 2 1 6 .431 .370 13Ingram, D'Marcus .324 49 185 40 60 11 6 3 28 1 3 2 23 0 33 11 8 5 .497 .399 5Jackson, Ryan .272 84 302 47 82 13 2 2 27 0 5 0 48 0 63 6 7 8 .348 .366 21Lara, Edgar .239 105 352 50 84 20 2 17 73 0 1 1 44 2 145 2 3 9 .452 .324 8Mateo, Luis .249 99 358 60 89 22 5 4 36 3 1 8 39 0 100 10 8 9 .372 .335 18Obregon, Ted .175 44 154 22 27 7 0 2 19 3 2 1 16 0 40 10 3 2 .260 .254 11Parejo, Frederick .216 96 334 59 72 18 2 10 38 3 1 3 52 0 95 7 2 2 .371 .326 5Rodriguez, Ryde .274 72 274 34 75 15 1 5 45 0 0 3 18 0 61 4 5 11 .391 .325 1Rosario, Rainel .263 39 137 27 36 11 3 7 22 0 2 3 26 0 37 4 2 1 .540 .387 1Shepherd, Devin .278 22 79 11 22 5 0 2 15 0 1 0 11 0 24 3 2 2 .418 .363 0Smith, Ross .189 30 95 16 18 5 0 0 4 0 0 2 9 0 37 2 0 0 .242 .274 1Stanley, Cody .250 2 4 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1.000 .200 0Stidham, Jason .270 62 233 40 63 18 2 5 42 0 5 4 32 0 60 4 6 2 .429 .361 10Stock, Robert .213 85 310 32 66 17 0 1 31 1 1 0 39 1 56 2 2 10 .277 .300 18Swinson, Michael .222 49 171 27 38 5 4 3 22 1 0 3 19 0 41 6 3 4 .351 .311 3Vasquez, Niko .242 73 252 36 61 17 1 9 42 1 6 5 55 0 71 1 3 1 .425 .381 9Walsh, Colin .214 28 98 15 21 2 2 2 6 0 0 2 20 0 20 5 1 4 .337 .358 7


Bibona, Daniel 4-0 1.91 8 5 0 0 0 0 33 24 9 7 1 2 14 0 39 2 0Blazek, Michael 8-4 2.71 32 11 0 0 6 3 103 78 41 31 5 4 31 0 104 9 2Calhoun, Daniel 10-0 3.75 37 6 0 0 8 1 96 109 47 40 9 2 19 1 83 7 0Corrigan, Chris 3-0 3.86 13 0 0 0 4 0 23.1 31 15 10 1 0 8 0 20 1 0Fornataro, Eric 7-15 5.26 28 28 0 0 0 0 140.1 161 104 82 13 5 59 0 100 7 1Greenwood, Nick 1-0 1.16 11 0 0 0 2 0 23.1 20 5 3 0 0 9 0 16 3 0Hooker, Deryk 5-4 2.83 18 11 0 0 2 1 70 58 26 22 3 5 22 0 88 5 1Kelly, Joe 6-8 4.62 26 18 0 0 3 1 103.1 103 66 53 3 7 45 0 92 12 2Kiekhefer, Dean 0-0 5.14 14 1 0 0 4 1 28 30 17 16 3 2 9 1 29 2 0Lara, Edgar 1-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 0Mayes, LaCurtis 1-0 10.59 12 0 0 0 3 0 17 26 20 20 3 0 11 0 10 1 0Miller, Shelby 7-5 3.62 24 24 0 0 0 0 104.1 97 51 42 7 3 33 0 140 2 1Notti, Chris 1-0 4.60 34 0 0 0 9 0 62.2 78 35 32 4 3 23 1 67 4 0Novak, Jason 3-1 3.47 26 0 0 0 12 1 36.1 32 19 14 6 1 13 1 45 4 0Rada, Jose 2-0 1.42 14 0 0 0 13 7 19 16 3 3 0 1 9 3 21 4 0Rondon, Jorge 4-8 5.30 29 19 0 0 1 0 108.2 121 82 64 6 13 65 1 76 7 0Schneider, Scott 5-2 3.11 14 8 1 0 3 2 63.2 40 25 22 3 3 18 0 65 5 0Simpson, Jesse 3-2 2.87 36 0 0 0 16 4 59.2 44 21 19 3 1 28 2 68 6 0Smith, Justin 7-2 3.25 29 7 0 0 4 0 80.1 72 31 29 5 4 26 0 102 8 0Terry, Aaron 5-4 3.90 51 0 0 0 46 15 55.1 55 25 24 5 0 22 2 55 6 0


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Dwyer Stadium299 Bank St.Batavia, NY 14420585-343-5454FAX: 585-343-5620www.muckdogs.com

general Manager: Derek Sharp Media Contact: Derek SharpAthletic Trainer: Mike Petrarca

bATAvIA MuCkDogS (A)


DAnn bILARDELLo MAnAgER

ARThuR “ACE” ADAMS PITChIng CoACh

Bilardello returns as the manager of Batavia after his 2010 squad won the Pickney Division crown in his

first season at the helm. Bilardello is in his fifth year with the Cardinals organization as he worked as the

minor league catching coordinator from 2007- 2009.

The former Major League catcher has four years of minor league managing experience in the Boston

Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers organizations.

Bilardello coached the Wilmington Blue Rocks in the Carolina League during the 2005 season and spent

three years managing for the Dodgers in Great Falls of the Pioneer League in 2002 and the following two years with Columbus in

the South Atlantic League. He led Great Falls to a Pioneer League Championship in 2002 with a record of 47-28 and 4-1 in the playoffs.

Bilardello played all or part of eight Major League seasons as a catcher with Cincinnati (1983-85), Montreal (1986), Pittsburgh

(1989-90) and San Diego (1991-92). He signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers after being chosen in the first round of the secondary

phase of the 1978 June amateur draft. He played a career-high 109 games during his rookie season with the Reds, posting career

bests in home runs (8) and RBI (38). He hit his first home run off Tom Seaver.

Bilardello, 51, resides in Vero Beach, Fla., and has three children (two sons, Davis and Trey, and a daughter Kammie). Davis

was a left-handed pitcher drafted by the Cardinals in the 43rd round of the 2007 draft and played as high as the Palm Beach High-

A level. Trey is a professional golf caddie on the Nationwide Tour. Kammie was a two-sport athlete at Webber International

University, playing tennis for four years and played volleyball for three years.

RogER LaFRAnCoIS hITTIng CoACh

LaFrancois returns for his second season with the Muckdogs and he has over 20 years of coaching

experience at the minor league level. In 2010 Batavia finished first in runs scored, runs batted in, and on-

base percentage and they were second in the league in team batting average and hits.

LaFrancois has coached or managed at all levels of the minor leagues with several different Major League

organizations including the Chicago White Sox, San Francisco Giants, New York Mets, Montreal Expos

and Atlanta Braves. Most recently he was a coach with the Worcester Tornadoes of the Can American

League (2008-2009). A catcher in the Boston Red Sox organization, he spent eight years with the Sox, and saw action in the Major

Leagues during the 1982 season.

La Francois is founder and director of the CT Dugout Club. He has also been a partner and director of the World Baseball Coaches

Convention since 2003 and America’s Game since 2001, in which coaches and athletes are instructed in the game of baseball. He

resides in Old Saybrook, Conn.

Ace Adams will enter his fourth season as a pitching coach in the Cardinals organization and second

in Batavia. He spent the 2008 and 2009 seasons serving as the pitching coach at Quad Cities.

Prior to joining the Cardinals organization, he was a pitching coach in the Boston Red Sox system, with

his last assignment for the Eastern League champion Portland Sea Dogs in 2006. He spent 2005 as the

Wilmington Blue Rocks pitching coach and held the same role for the Augusta Greenjackets in 2004.

Adams coached the Florida Marlins Single-A Jupiter affiliate in 2002, when his pitching staff helped lead

the team to an 81-57 record while compiling an overall 3.41 ERA. He also coached the Expos Florida State League entry in Jupiter

from 1999-2001 and was the pitching coach for the Expos’ short-season Vermont club in 1998.

Adams entered the professional coaching ranks in 1997 with the Montreal Expos organization after 13 years as a college coach

at the University of Michigan (1989-96), Brandeis (1986-89), Harvard (1985) and Dartmouth (1984). The Wellesley, Mass., native

was a traveling batting practice pitcher for the Red Sox from 1984-85.

Ace and his wife Wendy reside in Longmeadow, Mass. with their daughter Abigail.

2010 FInAL bATAvIA STATISTICSManager: Dann BilardelloRecord: 45-29 (Second in New York-Penn League, first in Pinckney Division)Playoffs: Lost 2-1 in the first round to Tri-City. Attendance: 36,601 (14th)All-Stars: Joe Bergman, INF; Justin Edwards, LHP; Nick Longmire, OF; Audrey Perez, C; Chase Reid, RHP.League Leaders: Keith Butler (27 Gms pitched, T3rd) Justin Edwards (66 SO, 4th) Nick Longmire (55 RBI, 3rd; 128 TB, 5th) Andrew Moss (8 Ws, T2nd) Jonathan Rodriguez (12 HR, T3rd) Zach Russell (2.93 ERA, 9th)

BatteRs avG G aB R H 2B 3B HR RBi sH sf HP BB iB sO sB Cs DP slG OBP eAhmady, Alan .208 13 48 8 10 3 0 0 3 0 1 1 10 0 11 0 0 1 .271 .350 6

Bergman, Joseph .300 62 210 38 63 12 2 1 31 3 0 4 31 0 48 5 1 3 .390 .400 6

Biserta, Patrick .281 53 153 18 43 8 0 1 26 2 5 1 15 0 28 2 3 4 .353 .339 3

Castillo, Juan .315 16 54 5 17 5 0 0 6 2 1 1 3 0 7 0 0 2 .407 .356 2

Castillo, Yunier .262 59 191 28 50 8 0 0 22 9 4 2 6 0 32 4 3 4 .304 .286 17

De La Cruz, Luis .231 8 26 6 6 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 .462 .286 2

Edmondson, Chris .303 29 122 24 37 9 3 2 20 0 1 4 6 0 15 0 0 4 .475 .353 2

Edwards, Jon .180 43 122 12 22 6 1 2 11 1 0 3 14 0 55 0 3 4 .295 .281 2

Espinoza, Roberto .172 12 29 3 5 1 0 1 5 0 1 0 6 0 10 0 0 0 .310 .306 0

Klein, Geoffrey .295 30 95 11 28 11 0 0 12 0 0 0 14 0 24 0 0 2 .411 .385 1

Longmire, Nicholas .287 68 265 53 76 11 7 9 55 0 5 5 34 2 62 12 3 5 .483 .372 4

Melker, Adam .309 35 97 17 30 4 2 0 11 3 1 6 12 0 19 4 0 6 .392 .414 2

O'Neill, Mike .283 40 92 23 26 5 2 0 9 1 2 0 18 0 13 5 1 2 .380 .393 1

Perez, Audry .315 45 165 25 52 11 0 4 47 0 4 5 11 0 33 2 3 3 .455 .368 1

Rada, Jose .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

Rodriguez, Jonathan .258 69 244 46 63 13 5 12 40 1 4 3 28 0 56 3 2 11 .500 .337 10

Rosario, Rainel .321 25 78 13 25 4 0 2 9 0 1 0 9 3 23 0 1 0 .449 .386 0

Sanchez, Victor .291 57 213 36 62 19 1 3 31 1 1 8 22 0 42 2 3 7 .432 .377 2

Smith, Ross .222 10 18 4 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 6 0 0 0 .222 .333 1

Summers, Houston - 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1.000 0

Valaika, Matt .186 48 172 19 32 6 1 1 16 2 1 2 14 1 23 5 2 4 .250 .254 4

Walsh, Colin .300 24 90 20 27 4 1 2 12 2 2 3 17 0 14 2 1 2 .433 .420 4

PitCHeRs W-l eRa G Gs CG sHO Gf sv iP H R eR HR HB BB iB sO WP BKAvendano, Javier 0-0 4.50 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 3 2 2 0 0 4 0 4 3 0Butler, Keith 0-3 2.93 27 0 0 0 16 5 30.2 29 15 10 1 1 15 3 50 8 0Corrigan, Chris 3-1 4.02 13 3 0 0 1 1 40.1 40 22 18 1 5 14 0 23 6 0Edwards, Justin 4-5 3.38 15 15 0 0 0 0 77.1 76 42 29 4 3 22 0 66 5 0Ferrara, Anthony 1-0 6.00 8 1 0 0 2 2 18 23 12 12 2 0 4 0 17 1 1Gast, John 6-0 1.54 8 6 0 0 0 0 35 27 6 6 1 1 8 0 36 3 0Kington, David 1-2 4.34 26 0 0 0 11 1 29 22 15 14 3 0 14 1 31 1 0Lawler, Travis 1-3 3.86 25 1 0 0 8 0 39.2 36 19 17 4 3 17 2 40 4 0Mayes, LaCurtis 2-2 4.55 15 0 0 0 6 0 27.2 31 18 14 3 0 10 0 23 2 0McCully, Nicholas 4-2 4.19 14 13 0 0 0 0 68.2 68 40 32 4 2 17 0 44 8 0Moss, Andrew 8-2 3.35 14 14 0 0 0 0 75.1 68 32 28 6 3 23 0 61 4 0North, Matthew 4-3 10.41 19 4 0 0 3 0 27.2 48 37 32 3 5 20 0 22 3 0Rada, Jose 4-1 1.13 18 0 0 0 16 10 24 11 4 3 0 0 7 0 33 2 0Reid, Chase 2-0 2.05 20 0 0 0 5 2 30.2 16 8 7 2 1 5 0 43 4 0Russell, Zach 3-3 2.93 14 12 0 0 0 0 61.1 41 22 20 2 3 31 0 61 5 0Siegrist, Kevin 0-1 7.29 7 4 0 0 0 0 21 24 17 17 1 3 16 0 14 2 0Summers, Houston 2-1 4.96 18 0 0 0 5 1 32.2 38 21 18 0 2 26 0 20 4 0Wright, Justin 0-0 0.00 5 0 0 0 1 1 7.2 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 10 0 0

1B Victor Sanchez . . . . . . . . . . . .462B Joseph Bergman . . . . . . . . . .343B Jonathan Rodriguez . . . . . . . .39SS Yunier Castillo . . . . . . . . . . . .59

C Audry Perez . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39OF Nicholas Longmire . . . . . . . . .64OF Mike O’Neill . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38OF Jon Edwards . . . . . . . . . . . . .33

ST Justin Edwards . . . . . . . . . . . .15REL Keith Butler . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27


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howard johnson Field111 Legion St.Johnson City, TN 37601423-461-4866FAX: 423-461-4864www.jccardinals.com

general Manager: Chuck Arnold Media Contact: Chuck ArnoldAthletic Trainer: Scott Ensell

johnSon CITY CARDInALS (RookIE)

MIkE ShILDT MAnAgER

RAMon oRTIZ hITTIng CoACh

Doug WhITE PITChIng CoACh

Mike Shildt enters his third season as manager in Johnson City after serving as hitting coach for the

Appalachian League entry in 2008. He also will act as minor league spring training coordinator for the

fourth consecutive season.

Shildt led his 2010 Johnson City squad to their first Appalachian League championship since 1976. He

tied Steve Turco’s team record of 42 wins in a short-season, a year after leading the team to their best record

(37-30) in 13 years in 2009.

In 2007, Shildt was the position coach at Batavia. He served as an area scout for four seasons from 2004-07 prior to fulfilling

player development duties toward the end of each of those seasons. Officially, this is his sixth season as a member of the field staff

within the Cardinals organization, with consulting and instructional duties for the New Jersey Cardinals in 2004 and 2005.

Prior to joining the Cardinals organization, Shildt worked three years as an associate scout for the Major League Scouting

Bureau. Shildt has five years of collegiate coaching under his belt split between stops at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte

and University of North Carolina at Asheville. He also owned & operated On Deck, Baseball Academy in Pineville, N.C., training many

major and minor league players for four years.

Shildt, 42, is a 1991 graduate of UNC-Asheville with a degree in business and currently resides in Matthews, N.C. He was a three-

year letterwinner on the Bulldogs baseball team and grew up working for the Orioles AA team in Charlotte with Cal Ripken, Jr. and

Eddie Murray, performing clubhouse detail and working the scoreboard.

Ortiz enters his second season at Johnson City and fourth with the Cardinals organization after returning

in 2008 for the first time since 1995. He spent the 2008 season as the hitting coach of the GCL Cards and

in 2009 he served in the same capacity at Batavia.

In 2010 the Johnson City club led the Appy League in almost every major statistical category including

average, runs, runs batted in, doubles, on-base percentage, slugging percentage and on-base plus

slugging.

He was in the Dodgers organization from 2005-07, last serving as hitting coach for the GCL Dodgers in 2007. In 2006, he was

with the Vero Beach Dodgers.

Ortiz spent six seasons from 1999-2004 as a coach in the Tampa Bay Devil Rays’ organization. From 1999-2002, he coached

with the Devil Rays’ Single-A Hudson Valley club, followed by a two-year stint at Single-A Bakersfield (2003-04).

The Venezuela native started his coaching career at the University of Central Venezuela (1983-85). He then spent nine seasons

(1987-95) as a coach in the Cardinals’ system, followed by a three-season coaching stint (1996-98) in the New York Yankees’

organization. Ortiz, an outfielder, played five seasons of professional baseball in the Montreal Expos and Minnesota Twins systems.

Doug White is in his fourth season as a Cardinals minor league pitching coach and third at Johnson City.

In 2008, he was pitching coach for the New York-Penn League champion Batavia MuckDogs.

White has extensive experience as a pitching instructor and has founded and run “Passion for Pitching”

clinics in Southern California. He recently served as a pitching instructor for a Major League Baseball

International sponsored clinic in Peru. He was the pitching coach for manager Jack Clark at Mid-Missouri

of the Independent Frontier League in 2004. Doug also was the extended spring training and Gulf Coast

League pitching coach for the Montreal Expos in 2003.

White is a 2002 graduate of Arizona State University in Broadcast Journalism and is a certified personal trainer. He made an

appearance on the ABC reality TV show “Dating in the Dark” during the summer of 2009.

2010 FInAL johnSon CITY STATISTICSManager: Mike ShildtRecord: 42-24 (First in Appalachian League, first in West Division)Playoffs: Won the Appalachian League Championship with a 2-0 sweep of Elizabethton.Swept Burlington 2-0 in the first round to advance to the Championship Series.Attendance: 24,049 (Eighth)All-Stars: Ryan Copeland, LHP; Hector Corpus, RHP; Cody Stanley, C; Oscar Taveras, OF;League Leaders: Ryan Copeland (7 W, T2nd) Hector Corpas (17Svs, 1st; 24 Games pitched, T1st)Greg Garcia (49 Runs scored, 2nd) Aidan Lucas (24 Games pitched, T1st) Romulo Ruiz (19 2Bs, 4th; 34 BB, 1st)Cody Stanley (.321 BA, 4th; .380 OBP, 4th) Oscar Taveras (.322 BA, 3rd; 43 RBI, 4th; .526 SLG, 5th) KleiningerTeran (.303 BA, 7th)


Castillo, Juan .339 16 62 12 21 3 1 4 7 0 0 1 3 0 4 1 1 5 .613 .379 2Cerreto, Philip .425 32 120 26 51 15 2 7 38 0 5 5 7 0 14 6 0 3 .758 .460 6De La Cruz, Roberto .000 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 .000 .000 4Edmondson, Chris .283 28 106 20 30 8 1 6 22 0 0 3 8 1 19 1 0 2 .547 .350 0Elkins, Patrick .267 46 146 21 39 9 0 2 16 4 0 6 13 0 35 1 0 0 .370 .352 4Garcia, Anthony .333 2 3 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 .667 .400 0Garcia, Greg .286 58 220 49 63 15 1 4 24 3 1 9 18 0 36 7 5 3 .418 .363 5Hill, Virgil .289 49 152 30 44 11 3 2 16 0 1 3 21 0 48 7 6 0 .441 .384 3Medina, David .365 20 63 13 23 6 1 3 13 0 0 1 7 0 16 0 0 0 .635 .437 4Ramos, Steven .067 8 15 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 8 0 0 0 .067 .176 0Reyes, Roberto .249 57 169 22 42 12 2 1 14 0 3 3 15 1 48 1 2 5 .361 .316 1Rodriguez, Starlin .400 2 5 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .400 .500 0Ruiz, Romulo .256 60 219 30 56 19 0 3 30 0 1 2 34 1 45 1 0 7 .384 .359 21Stanley, Cody .321 53 209 34 67 12 5 5 39 0 3 1 21 2 30 8 1 4 .498 .380 2Tartamella, Travis .259 30 108 13 28 6 1 3 19 0 0 0 9 0 25 0 0 5 .417 .316 2Taveras, Oscar .322 53 211 39 68 13 3 8 43 0 3 3 12 0 41 8 5 5 .526 .362 6Teran, Kleininger .303 45 178 21 54 14 1 1 23 0 1 0 12 0 26 1 0 4 .410 .346 6Valera, Cesar .214 55 192 32 41 4 0 0 13 2 2 2 17 1 58 5 2 5 .234 .282 21Walsh, Colin .261 6 23 3 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 1 .261 .346 1Williams, Reggie .269 44 134 17 36 0 6 1 18 0 1 3 11 0 55 3 1 4 .381 .336 3


Benes, Andrew 1-0 1.52 18 0 0 0 4 0 23.2 20 8 4 0 3 6 0 22 0 0Copeland, Ryan 7-0 1.86 13 6 0 0 0 0 53.1 39 13 11 3 3 7 0 48 3 0Corpas, Hector 0-1 2.13 24 0 0 0 21 17 25.1 19 6 6 1 0 3 1 27 4 1Daugherty, Patrick 2-2 6.00 13 6 0 0 0 0 42 52 33 28 5 5 15 0 46 5 0De Jesus, Angel 3-1 4.41 13 7 0 0 0 0 51 53 27 25 4 4 14 0 52 1 0Guzman, Francisco 1-0 4.98 17 0 0 0 3 1 21.2 29 12 12 2 1 4 0 19 1 0Hernandez, Hector 0-2 6.85 14 7 0 0 2 1 44.2 56 41 34 7 1 12 0 44 12 2Jenkins, Tyrell 0-0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0Jimenez, Charllan 1-1 4.32 11 5 0 0 1 0 33.1 43 25 16 6 2 6 0 25 4 0Johnson, Cale 5-4 3.61 13 10 1 0 1 0 62.1 77 34 25 2 1 8 0 36 3 0Kiekhefer, Dean 0-1 6.75 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 0Lucas, Aidan 2-1 3.32 24 0 0 0 10 3 21.2 19 9 8 1 4 4 0 19 5 0Nadeau, Jeff 1-2 2.77 13 3 0 0 4 0 39 37 17 12 2 0 10 0 28 5 0Nazario, Iden 1-0 4.09 11 0 0 0 9 0 11 7 6 5 1 3 8 0 15 3 0Patterson, Christopher 2-1 5.11 11 0 0 0 4 1 12.1 13 7 7 0 3 7 0 16 2 2Revesz, Robert 4-2 4.84 16 0 0 0 5 1 22.1 24 16 12 3 1 5 1 17 1 0Rosenthal, Trevor 3-0 2.25 10 6 0 0 1 1 32 23 10 8 1 2 7 0 30 0 1Siegrist, Kevin 4-3 1.93 7 5 0 0 0 0 32.2 28 12 7 3 4 6 0 31 1 0Whiting, Boone 5-3 3.50 13 9 0 0 0 0 54 54 28 21 6 4 5 0 68 4 0

Most-used Lineup (Most games at each position)1B Kleininger Teran . . . . . . . . . .382B Greg Garcia . . . . . . . . . . . . . .483B Romulo Ruiz . . . . . . . . . . . . .45SS Cesar Valera . . . . . . . . . . . . .55

C Cody Stanley . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Travis Tartamella . . . . . . . . . .28

OF Roberto Reyes . . . . . . . . . . . .54OF Oscar Taveras . . . . . . . . . . . .48

OF Virgil Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47ST Cale Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10REL Hector Corpas . . . . . . . . . . . .24

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Cardinals Complex4795 University Dr.Jupiter, FL 33458561-775-1818FAX: 561-691-6886

Athletic Trainer: Keith Joynt

guLF CoAST LEAguE CARDInALS (RookIE)

STEvE TuRCo MAnAgER


Turco enters his third season as manager of the Gulf Coast League club following a 2010 campaign

in which he led the rookie Redbirds to their best record in the team’s four year history.

He returned to managing in 2009 after spending nine seasons as a Cardinals scout. His previous

managerial stops in the St. Louis chain for eight seasons (1992-99) included Johnson City for six seasons

from 1994-99 and New Jersey from 1992-93.

In 1996, he led Johnson City to a 42-26 record and in 1994 he guided them to an Appalachian League

playoff berth. He is 320-342 in 10 seasons as a manager.

The 54-year-old also has three years’ coaching experience in the Cardinals system, starting as a coach at Springfield in 1985

before moving to Savannah in 1986. After a four-year stint as a high school baseball coach, he returned to the professional level

in 1991 to coach at Hamilton.

Turco was signed by the Cardinals in 1978 as an infielder and played in the farm system from 1979-1984.

Turco graduated from Cooper City High School in Florida in 1975. He earned a physical education degree from Florida State

University in 1979. He resides in Clearwater, Fla.

2010 FInAL guLF CoAST STATISTICS

Manager: Steve TurcoRecord: 28-28 (Eighth in Gulf Coast League, third in East Division)League Leaders: Manuel De La Cruz (28 Games pitched, 1st) Roberto De La Cruz (7 HRs, T1st) Luis Pimentel (.301 BA, 7th) Samuel Tuivailala (29 BB, T1st)

BatteRs avG G aB R H 2B 3B HR RBi sH sf HP BB iB sO sB Cs DP slG OBP eAlcala, Yorbel .300 10 20 1 6 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 4 0 1 0 .400 .364 0Bryant, Tony .186 35 97 13 18 2 0 2 14 4 1 2 17 0 41 8 0 1 .268 .316 5Cox, Zack .400 4 15 0 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 .467 .471 0De La Cruz, Roberto .241 46 162 20 39 6 2 7 21 0 1 5 7 0 46 0 2 4 .432 .291 15Dodd, Corderious .116 19 43 5 5 0 0 0 4 0 0 5 6 0 22 0 0 1 .116 .296 1Fonseca, Anthony .211 39 90 14 19 2 0 0 5 2 2 6 9 0 28 1 2 2 .233 .318 3Garcia, Anthony .284 39 116 20 33 3 1 5 20 0 2 6 19 0 17 2 0 4 .457 .406 0Garcia, Hector .220 33 100 14 22 7 1 0 11 0 2 2 16 0 17 0 0 6 .310 .333 5Hamilton, Mark .296 9 27 2 8 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 4 0 9 0 0 0 .556 .406 2Martin, Trevor .253 23 79 8 20 5 0 0 6 0 0 3 10 0 29 0 1 2 .316 .359 6Martinez, Jose .250 6 20 1 5 2 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 .350 .318 0Montero, Jesus .203 24 69 10 14 2 0 0 7 0 0 5 8 0 16 1 1 0 .232 .329 1Moscatel, Kevin .283 28 92 10 26 6 0 1 17 0 1 3 11 0 19 0 1 5 .380 .374 1Perez, Wader .214 29 84 11 18 2 0 0 7 1 2 2 7 0 10 4 2 0 .238 .284 5Pimentel, Luis .301 46 153 23 46 8 0 3 29 0 3 4 10 0 27 1 1 3 .412 .353 1Ramos, Steven .283 40 138 26 39 6 3 1 10 3 2 4 9 0 26 15 2 1 .391 .340 2Rivero, Alberto .250 8 16 2 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 .438 .250 0Rodriguez, Starlin .285 47 151 28 43 6 4 0 13 0 0 8 9 0 32 14 5 0 .377 .357 7Swinson, Michael .063 9 16 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 3 2 1 0 .063 .200 0Taveras, Oscar .167 7 30 1 5 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 5 1 0 0 .200 .194 1Tuivailala, Samuel .178 42 129 23 23 4 0 2 9 1 1 2 29 1 35 0 4 2 .256 .335 11Vargas, Ildemaro .239 34 88 17 21 7 2 0 15 3 2 3 8 0 10 2 3 2 .364 .317 6Vivas, Wilfred .000 4 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .000 .000 1Washington, David .284 33 95 10 27 8 0 2 18 0 0 1 12 0 27 1 1 0 .432 .370 1

PitCHeRs W-l eRa G Gs CG sHO Gf sv iP H R eR HR HB BB iB sO WP BKAguilar, Cesar 3-2 3.82 16 4 0 0 2 0 30.2 23 13 13 4 1 13 0 25 1 0Avendano, Javier 0-0 1.35 10 8 0 0 0 0 40 26 8 6 1 3 14 0 52 6 0Brand, Cole 2-3 5.12 22 0 0 0 5 1 19.1 30 19 11 0 0 5 1 17 3 0Castillo, Amaury 2-3 6.33 11 4 0 0 1 0 21.1 19 22 15 0 1 24 0 22 7 0Colorado, Moises 0-0 5.40 8 0 0 0 1 0 13.1 16 9 8 0 3 7 0 12 1 0De La Cruz, Manuel 4-2 1.85 28 0 0 0 22 9 34 22 9 7 1 7 8 2 43 3 1Freeman, Benjamin 1-3 3.50 11 9 0 0 0 0 43.2 42 24 17 1 4 16 0 37 1 1Garcia, Anthony 0-1 81.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 .2 4 6 6 1 0 3 1 1 0 0Jimenez, Charllan 0-1 3.60 1 1 0 0 0 0 5 5 2 2 0 0 1 0 4 0 0Lucas, Joshua 1-2 4.88 14 1 0 0 5 0 27.2 32 22 15 3 2 9 1 26 0 0Martinez, Bryan 1-4 1.95 7 6 0 0 0 0 37 25 11 8 1 5 16 0 31 2 1Martinez, Ricky 3-0 2.25 19 0 0 0 11 0 28 23 7 7 2 3 4 0 9 2 0Mendoza, Richard 0-1 10.00 14 0 0 0 3 0 18 25 26 20 1 8 17 0 14 6 0Montero, Jesus 0-0 18.00 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 2 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0Mura, Kyle 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 0 3.2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1Nuernberg, Dyllon 0-0 5.63 14 0 0 0 3 0 16 20 11 10 2 1 9 0 20 4 0Pasen, Jose 4-4 3.25 11 11 0 0 0 0 55.1 43 23 20 4 3 17 0 52 3 0Santana, Michael 4-0 3.15 12 4 0 0 1 0 34.1 29 13 12 3 0 4 0 32 0 0Uribe, Adriano 3-2 3.51 11 8 0 0 0 0 48.2 54 32 19 1 1 15 0 37 6 5Washington, David 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 1 0 .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1B Luis Pimentel . . . . . . . . . . . . .232B Starlin Rodriguez . . . . . . . . . .343B Roberto De La Cruz . . . . . . . .39SS Ildemaro Vargas . . . . . . . . . .27

C Kevin Moscatel . . . . . . . . . . .27OF Steven Ramos . . . . . . . . . . . .39OF Anthony Fonseca . . . . . . . . . .37OF Tony Bryant . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33

ST Jose Pasen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11REL Manuel De La Cruz . . . . . . . .28

oLIvER MARMoL hITTIng CoACh

This will be Marmol’s first season as a coach in the Cardinals system after being drafted by the

Cardinals in the sixth round of the 2007 MLB June Amatuer Draft and spending the last four seasons

playing in the minor league system.

Marmol was originally drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2004 out of Dr. Phillips High School in

Orlando, Florida, but decided to attend the University of Charleston (South Carolina) where he batted

.327 over three seasons with the Cougars.

In his first season in the Cardinals organization (2007), Marmol played 33 games at Batavia and 31 at Quad Cities where he scored

a combined 32 runs and registered a total 17 RBI and 11 stolen bases, while drawing a combined 23 walks. The next season he

spent time at both Quad Cities and Palm Beach and played the last two seasons (2009-10) at Palm Beach.

DERnIER oRoZCo PITChIng CoAChOrozco begins his sixth season as a pitching coach in the Cardinals system and returns to the Gulf Coast

League club after spending 2010 season as the pitching coach for the Venezuelan Summer League entry.

Orozco spent four years coaching in the Venezuelan League from 2006- 2008 and again last seson.

He was pitching coach for the Gulf Coast League Cardinals in 2009.

The 29-year-old played six professional seasons in the Boston Red Sox organization as a right-handed

pitcher. He went 4-2 with a 6.09 ERA, and totaled four walks and 21 strikeouts, in 14 games (29.2 IP) for

the Gulf Coast League Red Sox in 2003, his final season. He posted a 1.88 ERA in 14 Venezuelan Summer League outings

(three starts) one year prior.

In 2004, he was the first base coach for the Tigres De Aragua baseball club in the Venezuelan Winter League.


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Academia de baseball Cardenales de San LuisHaras NacionalesCarretera Hacienda EstrellaMunicipio de La VictoriaSanto Domingo Norte.Republica Domnicana

Administrator: Aaron Rodriguez Coach: Selin Aquino

DoMInICAn CARDInALS (RookIE)


FRAY PEnIChE MAnAgER

Villanueva is entering his fourth year as a pitching coach for the Dominican Summer League

Cardinals after joining the St. Louis Cardinals organization as pitching coach for the DSL entry in the

summer of 2005. After serving as an assistant pitching instructor at the Cardinals Jupiter, Fla.

complex in 2008, he returned to coaching in 2009.

A former right-handed pitcher, he signed with Florida in 1995 and pitched six seasons in the Marlins

minor league system. His final stop was in 2000 at Single-A Kane County of the Midwest League, where he went 1-6 with

a 3.76 ERA. Overall, Villanueva was 14-28 with a 3.95 ERA in 77 career minor league games (61 starts).

Villanueva also played for the Tigres de Licey from 1998-2001 in the Caribbean Baseball Series.

The 32-year-old is a native of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

bILL vILLAnuEvA PITChIng CoACh

2010 FInAL DoMInICAn STATISTICSManager: Claudio AlmonteRecord: 39-32 (14th in Dominican Summer League, second in North Division)All-Stars- Carlos Martinez, RHP; Luis Perez, C.League Leaders: Carlos Martinez (0.76 ERA, 1st; 0.71 WHIP, T1st)

1B Andres Beras . . . . . . . . . . . . .242B Jorge Lopez . . . . . . . . . . . . . .343B Rafael Medina . . . . . . . . . . . .36SS Daniel Barbuena . . . . . . . . . .39

C Luis Perez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39OF Jose Pena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50OF Amaury Capellan . . . . . . . . . .41OF Victor Encanacion . . . . . . . . .38

ST Carlos Martinez . . . . . . . . . . . . .12REL Addelin Ceballo . . . . . . . . . . .11

Hansel De Los SantosDelvi Rodriguez


Agustin, Jose .105 33 86 8 9 2 0 0 5 0 0 4 13 0 38 2 1 2 .128 .252 10

Baez, Fernando .233 43 133 15 31 6 1 1 19 0 1 3 10 0 28 5 1 1 .316 .299 10

Barbuena, Daniel .242 59 186 31 45 8 1 1 25 2 1 13 29 0 47 12 10 1 .312 .380 13

Beras, Andres .269 52 156 19 42 6 2 1 27 1 2 8 31 0 40 11 4 6 .353 .411 3

Capellan, Amaury .148 49 135 15 20 3 0 0 11 1 5 7 31 0 33 8 3 4 .170 .326 0

Castillo, Ronard .255 33 106 10 27 5 3 0 12 0 0 1 20 1 22 5 1 3 .358 .378 0

Celestino, Eduardo .206 44 126 16 26 2 0 0 10 1 1 2 19 1 25 6 2 2 .222 .318 1

Diaz, Domingo .178 41 90 17 16 4 0 0 7 3 0 1 22 0 35 6 2 1 .222 .345 2

Encanacion, Victor .142 48 106 19 15 4 0 0 7 2 1 8 21 0 36 13 1 2 .179 .324 1

Ferreira, Victor .161 27 87 8 14 3 0 1 7 0 1 2 15 0 16 2 1 1 .230 .295 7

Lopez, Jorge .178 63 185 20 33 3 1 1 19 1 3 0 18 0 28 7 5 6 .222 .248 9

Medina, Rafael .234 57 171 28 40 6 0 1 20 1 1 4 34 0 34 7 5 3 .287 .371 12

Pena, Jose .156 58 173 15 27 4 2 0 13 1 1 6 23 1 74 8 2 3 .202 .276 4

Perez, Luis .302 62 179 41 54 8 3 1 30 3 5 7 29 0 21 11 5 3 .397 .409 4

Reyes, Robelys .301 65 226 43 68 8 2 1 20 4 1 1 25 1 26 21 3 3 .367 .372 10


Bautista, Juan 5-0 1.59 10 2 0 0 6 1 34 25 11 6 2 5 11 0 37 4 0

Ceballo, Addelin 4-2 4.43 11 0 0 0 5 1 22.1 17 17 11 2 3 13 0 10 4 0

Concepcion, Christian 0-2 7.36 9 1 0 0 4 0 11 9 16 9 0 2 20 0 10 10 0

De La Cruz, Anthony 2-2 6.75 9 3 0 0 3 0 22.2 25 18 17 1 5 8 0 14 6 2

De La Cruz, Jean 0-0 4.70 7 0 0 0 3 0 7.2 5 8 4 0 2 19 0 11 5 0

De Leon, Victor 4-3 2.76 14 8 1 1 2 0 49 39 20 15 5 2 26 0 40 9 4

De Los Santos, Hansel 2-1 2.67 12 1 0 0 7 3 27 23 8 8 3 4 11 0 24 4 0

Estalis, Edouard 1-4 2.01 12 4 1 0 7 1 44.2 36 13 10 6 4 7 1 45 1 0

Gonzalez, Ariel 0-1 3.52 4 0 0 0 3 2 7.2 3 3 3 0 3 5 1 7 1 1

Hiraldo, Eduardo 1-2 2.70 9 1 0 0 3 0 23.1 14 10 7 0 1 16 0 34 2 1

Lopez, Stalyn 2-2 7.64 13 7 0 0 1 0 33 32 34 28 2 6 37 0 30 9 1

Martinez, Bryan 2-1 2.97 8 8 0 0 0 0 36.1 20 15 12 0 9 13 0 55 10 0

Mata, Luis 1-1 3.21 9 0 0 0 3 1 14 11 8 5 1 2 14 0 12 4 2

Martinez, Carlos 3-2 0.76 12 12 1 0 0 0 59 28 8 5 1 6 14 0 78 6 0

Paulino, Willy 4-3 2.76 16 10 0 0 3 0 62 45 21 19 4 12 31 0 55 11 1

Polanco, Luis 2-2 3.29 7 0 0 0 3 0 13.2 7 6 5 0 1 15 0 18 4 0

Rodriguez, Delvi 3-1 3.74 14 3 0 0 6 1 33.2 34 20 14 0 3 24 0 41 6 3

Segundo, Jefferson 0-1 3.27 4 2 0 0 1 0 11 10 11 4 0 0 13 0 14 13 0

Tapia, Angel 2-0 1.87 10 5 0 0 3 0 33.2 31 12 7 0 2 15 0 29 3 0

Toribio, Arturo 1-2 2.81 13 4 0 0 5 3 41.2 38 17 13 0 3 14 1 41 3 2

Peniche begins his first year in the Cardinals organization after spending the past 12 seasons

coaching in the Detroit Tigers organization, the last four as manager of the DSL Tigers.

He began his coaching career with the Oneonta Tigers (A) in 1999 and spent the 2000-2006

seasons as a coach with the DSL squad. He was promoted to manager of the DSL Tigers in 2007

and led the team to a 45-20 record and a second place finish in their division.

Peniche has spent his entire career up to this season in the Tigers organization as he was a non-

drafted free agent with the Tigers and played four seasons in their minor league system. He played three seasons (1995-

97) with the Gulf Coast League Tigers (R) and spent one season (1998) in the New York-Penn League with the Jamestown

Jammers.

jobEL jIMEnEZ hITTIng CoACh

Jimenez was hired by the Cardinals prior to the start of the 2007 Venezuelan Summer League and this marks his

fourth season as hitting coach with the Cardinals organization. He served as hitting coach for the VSL Cardinals from

2007-2009. Prior to joining the Cardinals, he worked for five years (2001-06) for the Boston Red Sox as a scout/outfield instructor

and hitting coach in Venezuela and the Dominican Republic.

Jimenez, 33, also worked as a Venezuelan scout and outfield instructor for the Florida Marlins from 1999-2000.

A minor league outfielder for two seasons (1993-94) in the Los Angeles Dodgers system, Jimenez moved to the scouting

and coaching ranks and spent four seasons as an outfield instructor and VSL scout for the Dodgers from 1994-98.


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CARDInALS MInoR LEAguE LEADERS _ 2010(Includes Regular Season games only)

bATTIng LEADERS

bATTIng AvERAgE

Breyvil Valera- VSL ........................325

Cody Stanley- JC/QC ....................319

Matt Adams- Quad Cities................310

Matt Carpenter- PB/ Springfield ......309

Kleininger Teran - Johnson City ......303

Oscar Taveras- Johnson City..........303

Luis Perez- DSL ............................302

Luis Pimentel- GCL ........................301

Limbert Rivas- VSL ........................301

Robelys Reyes- DSL ......................301

RunS

Matt Carpenter- PB/ Springfield ........93

Dan Descalso- Memphis ..................86

Ruben Gotay- Memphis....................84

James Rapoport- Spr./Memphis........74

Matt Adams- Quad Cities..................71

Aaron Luna- Mem./Springfield ..........70

Pete Kozma- Springfield ..................69

Tyler Greene- Memphis....................67

Daryl Jones- Springfield....................67

Andrew Brown- Springfield ..............65

hITS

Matt Carpenter- PB/ Springfield ......153


James Rapoport- Spr./Memphis......136

Ruben Gotay- Memphis..................135

Dan Descalso- Memphis................132

Ryan Jackson- Palm Beach............125

Alex Castellanos- Palm Beach ........124

Pete Kozma- Springfield ................122

Jose Garcia- Springfield..................120

Two players tied with ......................112

RunS bATTED In

Steven Hill- Spr./ Memphis................92


Allen Craig- Memphis ......................81

Xavier Scruggs- PB/Springfield ........74

Edgar Lara- Quad Cities ..................73



Ruben Gotay- Memphis ..................70

Niko Vasquez- QC/ Palm Beach ......70


WALkS


Matt Carpenter- PB/Springfield..........90

Niko Vasquez- QC/Palm Beach ........82


Thomas Pham- PB/ Springfield ........60

Ryan Jackson- QC/Palm Beach........59


James Rapoport- Spr./Memphis........54

Daryl Jones- Springfield....................52

Frederick Parejo- Quad Cities ..........52

SToLEn bASES (Sb-CS)

Jose Garcia- PB/ Springfield ..........25-6

D’Marcus Ingram- QC/ PB ..........22-12

Robelys Reyes- DSL ....................21-3

Jarred Bogany- Palm Beach ..........19-5

Alex Castellanos- Palm Beach ......19-9

Thomas Pham- PB/ Springfield......17-6

Ted Obregon- PB/ QC ..................16-4

Daryl Jones- Springfield ................15-9

Steven Ramos- GCL/ JC ..............15-2

Two players tied with ....................14-5

DoubLES


Alex Castellanos- Palm Beach..........35


Niko Vasquez-QC/ Palm Beach ........32



Steven Hill- Memphis........................28


Thomas Pham- PB/ Springfield ........27

Richard Racobaldo- Palm Beach ......27

TRIPLES

Alex Castellanos- Palm Beach............7

D’Marcus Ingram- QC/ PB..................7

Nick Longmire- Batavia ......................7

Adron Chambers- Spr./ Memphis........6

Daryl Jones- Springfield......................6

Breyvil Valera- VSL ............................6

Reggie Williams- Johnson City............6

Eight players tied with ........................5

hoME RunS

Steven Hill- Spr./ Memphis................24


Andrew Brown- Springfield ..............22

Xavier Scruggs- PB/Springfield ........21

Mark Hamilton- Memphis..................20

Edgar Lara- Quad Cities ..................17


Allen Craig- Memphis ......................14

Five players tied with ........................13

SLuggIng PERCEnTAgE

Matthew Adams - Quad Cities.........541

Steven Hill- Spr./ Memphis..............529

Andrew Brown- Springfield..............526

Chris Edmondson- Batavia ............509

Jonathan Rodriguez- Batavia .........500

Amaury Cazana- Memphis ............496

Oscar Taveras- GCL/JC ................485

Nick Longmire- Batavia ..................483

Xavier Scruggs- PB/Springfield ......472


on bASE PERCEnTAgE

Matt Carpenter- PB/Springfield........418

Aaron Luna- Mem./Springfield ........415

Andres Beras- DSL ........................411


Luis Perez- DSL ............................409

Limbert Rivas- VSL ........................408


Joe Bergman- Batavia ...................400

Thomas Pham- PB/Springfield .......394

Daniel Barbuena- DSL ...................380

oPS (on bASE + SLg PCT)

Andrew Brown- Springfield..............897


Matt Carpenter- PB/Springfield........889

Steven Hill- Spr./Memphis ..............874


Aaron Luna- Mem./Springfield ........870

Chris Edmondson- Batavia ............861

Nick Longmire- Batavia ..................855

Amaury Cazana- Memphis ............849



2010 FInAL vEnEZuELAn STATISTICSRecord: 22-45

1B Limbert Rivas . . . . . . . . . . . . .452B Breyvil Valera . . . . . . . . . . . . .343B Ronnierd Garcia . . . . . . . . . . .60SS Lanier Bueno . . . . . . . . . . . . .38C Gerwins Velasco . . . . . . . . . .42

OF Jhohan Acevedo . . . . . . . . . .59OF Jem Argenal . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53OF Marlon Sucre . . . . . . . . . . . . .53ST Ramon Ulacio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13REL Kevin Cueto . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15


Acevedo, Jhohan .210 60 200 20 42 6 0 0 18 5 2 2 20 0 66 6 8 6 .240 .286 5

Argenal, Jem .243 65 230 28 56 13 2 4 36 0 4 3 20 0 29 3 3 7 .370 .307 4

Bueno, Lainer .228 51 184 27 42 2 0 0 9 2 0 4 26 0 28 3 3 3 .239 .336 9

Garcia, Ronnierd .223 63 215 20 48 5 1 2 23 1 1 5 19 0 51 3 1 5 .284 .300 14

Gomez, Jose .254 42 134 24 34 7 2 2 20 0 3 4 17 2 31 2 0 3 .381 .348 9

Gonzalez, Kevin .185 25 81 6 15 1 0 0 5 1 0 6 7 0 26 2 1 1 .198 .298 8

Marquez, Manuel .104 15 48 4 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 4 0 12 0 0 1 .104 .204 5

Martina, Hayrich .207 30 82 10 17 4 0 0 3 3 1 4 4 0 20 1 0 0 .256 .275 6

Martinez, Teharick .184 40 103 14 19 2 0 3 13 4 0 1 14 0 32 1 2 4 .291 .288 5

Rivas, Limbert .301 62 196 32 59 7 0 1 22 5 4 4 34 1 21 3 2 4 .352 .408 9

Sucre, Marlon .269 58 223 35 60 14 0 8 33 2 0 2 11 0 49 8 2 3 .439 .309 6

Valera, Breyvil .325 60 212 40 69 16 6 1 22 4 3 5 24 0 15 10 3 3 .472 .402 13

Velasco, Gerwins .270 67 233 34 63 14 0 5 38 2 0 2 36 1 41 1 0 3 .395 .373 10


Almeida, Alberth 1-3 3.77 17 3 0 0 4 0 45.1 41 21 19 3 5 9 2 28 2 0

Bier, Deimer 4-2 1.68 12 12 0 0 0 0 53.2 34 15 10 0 6 16 0 58 3 0

Brito, Ismael 1-4 4.82 14 3 0 0 6 1 28 24 18 15 0 3 22 1 24 9 1

Canache, Roberto 2-1 2.01 10 1 0 0 6 1 22.1 17 5 5 2 0 7 0 9 1 1

Cueto, Kevin 1-1 5.85 15 0 0 0 7 0 20 17 19 13 1 7 19 1 16 5 0

Echeverria, Angelo 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 0 1 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0

Escudero, Jhonatan 0-6 5.24 16 6 0 0 4 0 34.1 34 25 20 0 6 27 2 22 8 0

Garcia, Silfredo 2-3 4.55 9 6 1 0 1 0 27.2 35 18 14 0 1 6 0 15 1 3

Gerdel, Anderson 0-2 8.62 15 3 0 0 4 2 31.1 42 32 30 0 8 12 1 22 4 0

Guerra, Geudy 1-2 4.18 14 0 0 0 9 0 23.2 26 18 11 1 4 13 2 10 1 0

Montanez, Fermin 1-5 2.72 9 9 0 0 0 0 43 40 18 13 3 4 9 0 21 2 3

Perez, Jose 0-3 6.65 10 3 0 0 3 0 21.2 29 19 16 1 10 7 0 11 9 1

Planchart, Douglas 2-0 3.57 12 0 0 0 3 1 22.2 20 10 9 0 0 6 0 22 2 3

Polanco, Jhonny 2-1 3.62 14 0 0 0 7 1 27.1 26 16 11 1 5 19 0 19 3 2

Ramos, Edubray 1-0 9.53 10 0 0 0 2 0 17 26 23 18 1 2 10 0 17 4 1

Solarte, Jackson 1-2 7.24 7 0 0 0 4 0 13.2 16 11 11 0 3 8 2 7 3 1

Ulacio, Ramon 2-6 3.86 13 13 0 0 0 0 63 64 34 27 3 5 10 0 38 3 0

Villanueva, Dail 0-4 7.00 12 7 0 0 0 0 36 36 33 28 1 6 32 0 23 6 1

Villegas, Kender 1-0 7.43 13 1 0 0 5 1 23 30 24 19 2 3 16 0 8 0

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WInS

Brian Broderick- PB/Springfield ......14-7

Lance Lynn- Memphis ................13-10

David Kopp- Mem./Springfield........12-9

Brandon Dickson- Memphis ..........11-8

Daniel Calhoun- Quad Cities..........10-0

Scott McGregor- PB/Springfield ....10-8

Arquimedes Nieto- Spr./PB..........10-10

Kevin Thomas- Palm Beach ..........10-2

Nick Addition- Springfield ................9-6

Seven pitchers tied with......................8

InnIngS PITChED

Brandon Dickson- Memphis............167

Lance Lynn- Memphis....................164

Arquimedes Nieto- Spr./PB..........150.2

Nick Additiion- Springfield ............150.1

Brian Broderick- PB/Springfield ......150

Evan MacLane- Memphis............147.2

David Kopp- Mem./Springfield ........145

Eric Fornataro- Quad Cities..........140.1

Scott McGregor- PB/Springfield ..137.2

Scott Schneider-QC/ Palm Beach 137.2

STRIkEouTS

Lance Lynn- Memphis....................141

Shelby Miller- Quad Cities ..............140

Brandon Dickson- Memphis............137

Deryk Hooker- QC/Palm Beach ......127

Scott Schneider- QC/Palm Beach ..115

Nick Addition- Springfield................109

Michael Blazek- PB/QC..................106

P.J. Walters- Memphis ..................106

Arquimedes Nieto- Spr./PB ............105

Two pitchers tied with ....................102

SAvES

David Carpenter- Palm Beach ..........20

Fernando Salas- Memphis ..............19

Hector Corpas- Johnson City............17

Josh Kinney- Memphis ....................17

Jose Rada- Batavia/QC....................17

Adam Reifer- Spr./Memphis ............17

Aaron Terry- Quad Cities..................15

Eduardo Sanchez- Spr./Memphis ....14

Casey Mulligan- Spr./Palm Beach ....13

Manuel De La Cruz- GCL ..................9

oPPonEnT’S AvERAgE^

Carlos Martinez- DSL ....................144

Bryan Martinez- DSL/GCL ..............176

Deimer Bier- VSL ..........................180

Zach Russell- Batavia ....................192

Ryan Copeland- Johnson City ........202

Willy Paulino- DSL..........................207

Jose Pasen- GCL ..........................211

Scott Schneider- QC/PB ................226

Andrew Moss- Batavia....................238

Arquimedes Nieto- Spr./PB ............243

STRIkEouTS/9 IP^

Shelby Miller- Quad Cities..............12.1

Carlos Martinez- DSL ....................11.9

Boone Whiting- Johnson City ......11.33

Bryan Martinez- DSL/GCL ..........10.55

Deimer Bier- VSL ..........................9.73

Zach Russell- Batavia....................8.95

Jose Pasen- GCL..........................8.46

Ryan Copeland- Johnson City ........8.1

Willy Paulino- DSL ........................7.98

Lance Lynn- Memphis ..................7.74

CARDInALS MInoR LEAguE LEADERS — 2010(Includes Regular-Season games only)

PITChIng LEADERS

STRIkEouT/WALk RATIo^

Boone Whiting- Johnson City ........13.6

Ryan Copeland- Johnson City ......6.86


Cale Johnson- Johnson City ..........4.50

Evan MacLane- Memphis..............3.90

Ramon Ulacio- VSL ......................3.80

Brian Broderick- Springfield............3.68

Deimer Bier- VSL ..........................3.63

Jose Pasen- GCL..........................3.06

Scott McGregor- Springfield ..........3.05

ToughEST To hR oFF ..(TbF/hR)^

Deimer Bier- VSL ......(215 TBF/0 HR) ----

Nick Greenwood- QC ................(95/0) ----

Bryan Martinez- DSL/GCL ..............302.0

Carlos Martinez- GCL/DSL..............228.0

Adriano Uribe- GCL ........................220.0

Cale Johnson- JC ..........................134.5

Zach Russell- Batavia ....................126.0

Ramon Ulacio- VSL ..........................52.6

Justin Edwards- Batavia..................82.25

Ryan Copeland- JC ..........................68.0

WALkS/hITS PER IP^



Deimer Bier- VSL ..........................0.93

Bryan Martinez- DSL/GCL ............1.01

Jose Pasen- GCL..........................1.08

Boone Whiting- Johnson City ........1.09

Scott Schneider- QC/PB................1.14


Ramon Ulacio- VSL ......................1.17

Andrew Moss- Batavia ..................1.21

gAMES PITChED

Josh Kinney- Memphis ....................56

Rich Rundles- Memphis ..................56

Thomas Eager- Springfield ..............54

Blake King- Springfield ....................53

Adam Reifer- Spr./Memphis ............52

Ramon Delgado- PB/ Springfield ......51

Aaron Terry- Quad Cities..................51

Eduardo Sanchez- Spr./Memphis ....50

David Carpenter- Palm Beach ..........49

Joel Pichardo- Palm Beach ..............47

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Lance Lynn- Memphis ......................29

Eric Fornataro- Quad Cities ..............28

Nick Addition- Springfield..................27

Richard Castillo- Palm Beach............27

Brandon Dickson- Memphis..............27

David Kopp- Mem./Springfield ..........26

Arquimedes Nieto- Spr./PB ..............26

Brian Broderick- PB/Springfield ........24

Shelby Miller- Quad Cities ................24

Evan MacLane- Memphis ................23

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Deimer Bier- VSL ..........................1.68


Bryan Martinez- DSL/GCL ............2.45

Willy Paulino- DSL ........................2.76


Scott McGregor- PB/Springfield ....3.14

Brandon Dickson- Memphis ..........3.23

Jose Pasen- GCL..........................3.25

Andrew Moss- Batavia ..................3.35

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ACEVEDO, Johan A. OFHeight - 6’1” Bats - R Born - 3/28/93 Caracas, VZ

Weight - 173 Throws - R Resides - Caracas, VZ

HOW OBTAINED - Signed by the Cardinals as a non-drafted free agent on 2/6/2010

YR CLUB LG AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E

10 VSL Cardinals VSL .210 60 200 20 42 6 0 0 18 5 2 2 20 66 6 8 .240 .286 5

Minor League Totals .210 60 200 20 42 6 0 0 18 5 2 2 20 66 6 8 .240 .286 5

ADAMS, Matthew J. 1BHeight - 6’3 Bats - L Born - 8/31/88 at Philipsburg, PA

Weight - 230 Throws - R Resides - Philipsburg, PA

SCHOOL - Slippery Rock University (PA)

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 23rd round selection (699th overall) in the June, 2009 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Led the Midwest League with 88 RBI, 63 extra-base hits and a .541 slugging percentage...led all

Cardinals minor leaguers in slugging percentage and doubles (41)...registered a 14-game hitting streak from 7/31-8/14...named a

Midwest League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star. 2009: Led all Cardinals minor leaguers with a .355 batting average, .574

slugging percentage and a .947 OPS...hit a two-run home run in first professional plate appearance at KNG (6/23)...14-game

hitting streak (8/3-19) ranked 2nd in the New York-Penn League (.367, 22-60, 2 HR, 12 RBI)...finished NY-P League time with a

19-game home hiting streak.


09 Johnson City Appy .365 32 115 15 42 6 0 6 25 0 3 1 9 20 0 0 .574 .406 2

Batavia NYP .346 31 130 16 45 11 0 4 27 0 1 0 11 21 0 0 .523 .394 4

10 Quad Cities Mid .310 121 464 71 144 41 0 22 *88 0 9 4 33 78 5 1 *.541 .355 10


ADDITON, Nicholas (Nick) LHPHeight - 6-3 Bats - L Born - 12/16/87 at Hollywood, FL

Weight - 170 Throws - L Resides - Davie, FL

SCHOOL - Indian River CC (FL)

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 47th round selection (1418th overall) in the June, 2006 First-Year Player Draft. Signed to a 2007

contract on 5/30/07.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Second in the Texas League with 27 games started and fifth with 150.1 innings pitched... named

Texas League Pitcher of the Week of 7/26-8/1 when he went 2-0 in 2 games (11.1 IP, 3 ER, 2.43 ERA). 2008: Named Cardinals

Minor League Pitcher of the Month for June (2-0, 1.53 ERA at QC) and August (3-1, 1.69 ERA at QC/PB)...his 2.50 ERA at Quad

Cities was 5th-best in the Midwest League...tossed one of only six franchise shutouts on 8/21 vs. St. Lucie...had a 31.2-inning

scoreless streak from 5/10-6/19...was Midwest League Pitcher of the Week from 6/2-8 and Florida State League Pitcher of the

Week for 8/18-24. 2007: Named Appalachian League Pitcher of the Week for 7/2-8 after allowing just one earned run for the

week, giving up three hits in five innings against first-place Elizabethton on 7/4 before three scoreless innings of work against

Bristol on 7/8.

YR CLUB LG W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK

07 Johnson City Appy 2-1 3.76 14 9 0 0 1 52.2 56 23 22 6 3 11 61 1 0

Batavia NYP 1-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 5.1 2 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 0

08 Quad Cities Mid 9-5 2.50 25 19 0 0 1 119.0 92 41 33 12 5 35 108 3 0

Palm Beach FSL 2-0 0.50 3 3 1 1 0 18.0 11 2 1 1 1 5 13 1 0

09 Palm Beach FSL 4-3 3.06 19 15 0 0 0 79.1 69 40 27 1 5 37 66 10 1

Springfield Tex 2-3 3.19 8 8 0 0 0 48.0 36 21 17 5 2 21 26 1 0

10 Springfield Tex 9-6 4.43 28 27 0 0 0 150.1 155 75 74 22 9 53 109 10 1

Minor League Totals 29-18 3.31 100 81 1 1 2 472.2 421 202 174 47 25 163 388 26 2

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AVENDANO, Javier E. RHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 9/6/90 at Maracaibo, VZ

Weight - 168 Throws - R Resides - Maracaibo, VZ

HOW OBTAINED - Signed by the Cardinals to a 2008 contract as a non-drafted free agent on 7/2/07.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Between the Gulf Coast League and New York-Penn league, combined to allow just five hits in 43 at

bats with runners in scoring position (.116 BA) and just one hit in 20 at bats w/RISP and two outs (.050 BA). 2009: Finished 2nd

among Cardinals minor leaguers with a 2.23 ERA between VSL and GCL.


08 VSL Cardinals VSL 1-1 2.34 12 10 0 0 1 42.1 35 12 11 1 2 18 33 5 3


GCL Cardinals GCL 1-0 2.08 5 1 0 0 0 13.0 10 4 3 2 2 6 14 1 0

10 GCL Cardinals GCL 0-0 1.35 10 8 0 0 0 40.0 26 8 6 1 3 14 52 6 0

Batavia NYP 0-0 4.50 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 3 2 2 0 0 4 4 3 0


BAEZ, Fernando CHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 2/1/92 at San Cristobal, DR

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - San Cristobal, DR

HOW OBTAINED - Signed by the Cardinals as a non-drafted free agent on 11/30/09.


10 DSL Cardinals DSL .233 43 133 15 31 6 1 1 19 0 1 3 10 28 5 1 .316 .299 10


BARBUENA, Daniel IFHeight - 6’1 Bats - S Born - 3/23/93 at Loiza, PR

Weight - 165 Throws - R Resides - Santo Domingo, DR


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked first on the DSL pitching staff with 47 strikeouts.




BAUTISTA, Juan RHPHeight - 5’11” Bats - R Born - 6/16/93 at Santo Domingo, DR



CAREER NOTES - 2010:Struck out a season-high eight batters in a start on 8/9 at DSL SEA.


10 DSL Cardinals DSL 5-0 1.59 10 2 0 0 1 34.0 25 11 6 2 5 11 37 4 0


BEATTY, Christian Jarreau (C.J.) OFHeight - 5’10 Bats - S Born - 9/28/88 at Winston-Salem, NC

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Winston-Salem, NC

SCHOOL - North Carolina A&T

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 26th round selection (789th overall) in the June, 2009 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Hit his first career grand slam on 7/17 vs. Fort Wayne...recorded a career-high four-hit game with three

doubles on 7/2 vs. Beloit.



10 Quad Cities Mid .259 72 251 40 65 21 3 6 37 0 1 2 31 61 1 2 .438 .344 6

Palm Beach FSL .245 14 49 11 12 3 0 2 8 1 0 0 6 15 1 0 .429 .327 4


AGUILAR, Cesar RHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 5/15/92 Fontana, CA

Weight - 250 Throws - R Resides - Fontana, CA

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals’ 14th round selection (439th overall) in the June, 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Registered a stretch of six straight appearances from 7/18-8/9 without allowing an earned run (12.0 IP).




AGUSTIN, Jose (Junior) IFHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 4/2/93 at Santo Domingo, DR






AHMADY, Alan 3BHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 12/14/87 at Fresno, CA

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Fresno, CA

SCHOOL - Fresno State University


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Batted a combined .333 (20-for-60) against lefties...went 16-for-43 (.372) with runners in scoring

position at QC. 2009: Selected to the New York-Penn League All-Star Game, went 0-2 starting at third base...Named NY-P

League Player of the Week for 6/29-7/5 batting .429 (9-21) with 10 runs scored...12-game hitting streak (6/25-7/8) ranked T-6th in

the NY-P League (.429, 18-42, 16 runs)...reached base 29 consecutive games (7/31-8/31), ranking 3rd in the NY-P League.


09 Batavia NYP .292 67 243 46 71 13 1 3 32 1 3 2 47 52 2 3 .391 .407 7

10 Batavia NYP .208 13 48 8 10 3 0 0 3 0 1 1 10 11 0 0 .271 .350 6

Quad Cities Mid .304 41 125 27 38 8 1 1 18 0 1 1 31 31 1 1 .408 .443 9


ALMEIDA, Alberth RHPHeight - 6’0” Bats - R Born - 11/30/91 Caracas, VZ

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Paracotos, VZ





ARGENAL, Jem F. OFHeight - 6’4 Bats - R Born - 11/19/91 at Chinandega, Nicaragua

Weight - 260 Throws - R Resides - Chinandega, Nicaragua


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Spent time at first base, left and right field. Did not make an error in 10 games at first.





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BISERTA, Patrick OFHeight - 6’0 Bats - L Born - 6/30/89 Harriman, NY

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - Point Pleasant, NJ

SCHOOL - Rutgers University



10 Batavia NYP .281 53 153 18 43 8 0 1 26 2 5 1 15 28 2 3 .353 .339 3


BITTLE, Joseph S. (Scott) RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 8/27/86 at Texarkana, TX

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Texarkana, TX

SCHOOL - University of Mississippi


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Sat out entire 2010 season with right shoulder injury. 2009: Baseball America first-team All-American

during 2008 season...Led the nation with a 16.56 K/9 IP (130 K in 70.2 IP...3rd in total Ks)...Ranked 8th in the NCAA in ERA

(1.78)...Struck out a career-high12 batters in 4.1 IP during NCAA Regional vs. #12 Missouri.


09 Palm Beach FSL DID NOT PLAY DUE TO INJURY

10 Palm Beach FSL DID NOT PLAY DUE TO INJURY

BLAIR, Seth A. RHPHeight -6’2 Bats - R Born - 3/3/89 at Rock Falls, IL

Weight - 195 Throws - R Resides - Rock Falls, IL

SCHOOL - Arizona State University

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' supplemental first round selection (46th overall) in the June, 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named PAC-10 Pitcher of the Year...named first team All-PAC-10 and second team Louisville Slugger

All-American.


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BLAZEK, Michael R. RHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 3/16/89 at Las Vegas, NV

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Las Vegas, NV

SCHOOL - Arbor View HS (NV)

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 35th round selection (1,068th overall) in the June, 2007 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Led Midwest League relief pitchers with lowest BA (.168) and fewest baserunners/9 IP ratio (7.56).




09 Batavia NYP 4-9* 4.50 15 12 0 0 0 64.0 73 45 32 3 5 24 62 13 0

10 Palm Beach FSL 0-1 12.46 1 1 0 0 0 4.1 9 6 6 0 0 5 2 0 0

Quad Cities Mid 8-4 2.71 32 11 0 0 3 103.0 78 41 31 5 4 31 104 9 2


BENES, Andrew C. (Drew) RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 11/4/88 St. Louis, MO

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - St. Louis, MO

COLLEGE- Arkansas State University

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals’ 35th round selection (1,069th overall) in the June 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Allowed just one earned run in his last 12 appearances (17.1 IP) from 7/14-8/29...son of former

Cardinals pitcher Andy Benes.




BERAS, Andres A. OFHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 11/30/90 at San Pedro de Macoris, DR

Weight - 175 Throws - R Resides - San Pedro de Macoris, DR







BERGMAN, Joseph 2BHeight - 5’10 Bats - L Born - 2/7/88 at Charleston, SC

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Charleston, SC

COLLEGE- College of Charleston

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals’ 33rd round selection (1,009th overall) in the June 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named to the New York-Penn League All-Star team...registered a 14-game hitting streak from 6/19-

7/6 (4th-best in the NY-P).


10 Batavia NYP .300 62 210 38 63 12 2 1 31 3 1 4 31 48 5 1 .390 .400 6


BIBONA, Daniel LHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - L Born - 6/19/88 Lake Forest, CA

Weight - 170 Throws - L Resides - Lake Forest, CA

COLLEGE- University of California-Irvine

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals’ 8th round selection (259th overall) in the June 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Struck out a career-high nine batters on 8/26 at Clinton...went 3-0 in August with a 2.32 ERA in 5

games (3 GS) with 27 strikeouts...set the UC-Irvine career strikeout record with 332 passing fellow Cardinals minor leaguer Scott

Gorgen’s mark...2010 Big West Pitcher of the Year...Collegiate Baseball first team all-American...Golden Spikes semi-finalist.


10 Quad Cities Mid 4-0 1.91 8 5 0 0 0 33.0 24 9 7 1 2 14 39 2 0


BIER, Deimer RHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 1/6/91 at Miranda, VZ

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Miranda, VZ


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Topped the Cardinals minor league system as the toughest pitcher to homer off (215 TBF/0 HR),

ranked third in WHIP (0.93) and ranked second with a 1.68 ERA. 2009: Led the Venezuelan Summer League with highest

strikeout/innings pitched (K/9 IP) with 10.29.






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BRITO, Ismael A. LHPHeight - 5’11 Bats - L Born - 3/23/93 at Tucupita, VZ

Weight - 170 Throws - L Resides - Tucupita, VZ





BROWN, Andrew M. 1B/OFHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 9/10/84 at Dallas, TX

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - Carrollton, TX

SCHOOL - University of Nebraska

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 18th round selection (562nd overall) in the June, 2007 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named the Texas League Player of the Week twice, once for 4/8-18 when he batted .289 (13-45) with

4 homers and 14 RBI and again for 8/23-29 when he batted .438 with 4 homers and 6 RBI...went 3-5 on 4/18 with 2 HR (incl. his

first career GS) and 7 RBI...topped all Cardinals minor leaguers with a .897 on base plus slugging percentage and third in both

homers (22) and slugging percentage (.526)... tied for fourth in the TL in homers and ranked third in slugging pct....tied for best

HR/AB ratio (1/16.41) with teammate Steven Hill 2009: Named TL Player-of-the-Week for 8/24-30 batting .464 (13-28) with 5 HR

and 10 RBI. 2007: Selected to play in the New York-Penn League All-Star Game and doubled in two at-bats off the bench.


07 Batavia NYP .238 66 239 34 57 14 7 7 40 0 3 3 31 52 1 2 .444 .330 5

08 Quad Cities Mid .274 34 117 18 32 10 0 5 23 0 1 1 17 30 0 1 .487 .368 4

Palm Beach FSL .330 24 88 14 29 8 0 4 15 0 0 1 11 25 0 0 .557 .410 4

Springfield Tex .251 68 247 36 62 14 0 12 38 0 1 4 30 81 1 0 .453 .340 5

09 Springfield Tex .285 74 263 40 75 11 2 13 42 0 2 6 31 49 1 0 .490 .371 8

GCL Cardinals# GCL .667 1 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .667 .667 0

Palm Beach FSL .182 4 11 1 2 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 2 4 0 0 .455 .357 0

10 Springfield Tex .291 98 361 65 105 17 1 22 63 0 0 5 41 98 1 2 .526 .371 9


BROWN, George W. LHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - L Born - 6/18/86 at Boston, MA

Weight - 195 Throws - L Resides - Syracuse, NY

SCHOOL - St. John’s (NY) University



08 Batavia NYP 0-3 3.42 17 6 0 0 3 47.1 51 20 18 3 6 8 47 1 0

09 Quad Cities Mid 0-2 6.16 8 3 0 0 0 19.0 21 16 13 1 1 10 14 2 0

Palm Beach FSL 4-5 4.26 14 13 0 0 0 63.1 63 32 30 2 7 19 47 4 0

10 Palm Beach FSL 0-0 20.25 2 0 0 0 0 1.1 1 3 3 0 0 2 2 0 0


BRYANT, Anthony D. (Tony) OFHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 1/13/92 Austin, TX

Weight - 215 Throws - R Resides - Pflugerville, TX



10 GCL Cardinals GCL .186 35 97 13 18 2 0 2 14 4 1 2 17 41 8 0 .286 .316 10


BOGANY, Jarred M. OFHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 1/4/87 at Houston, TX

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Houston, TX

SCHOOL - Lubbock Christian (TX) University




09 Quad Cities Mid .245 75 253 31 62 7 5 2 26 4 2 1 26 78 16 7 .336 .320 6

10 Palm Beach FSL .245 81 265 33 65 8 5 5 38 6 3 1 21 86 19 5 .370 .300 1


BOLIVAR, Domnit SSHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 5/12/89 at Caracas, VZ



CAREER NOTES - 2010: Registered just his second multi-homer game on 8/15 at Bradenton, his first since 6/27/06 (VSL

Cardinals) 2006: His eight home runs ranked T-2nd in the Venezuelan Summer League.




Batavia NYP .181 24 83 9 15 1 1 0 2 1 0 2 5 26 2 1 .217 .244 6

08 Quad Cities Mid .257 91 343 28 88 16 5 7 36 0 1 0 17 89 6 5 .394 .291 27

Batavia NYP .258 26 97 12 25 5 2 1 10 1 1 0 3 18 5 2 .381 .277 10

09 Quad Cities Mid .218 45 165 25 36 10 0 5 14 2 1 4 13 56 4 1 .370 .290 20

Palm Beach FSL .227 73 256 19 58 12 1 1 19 4 0 1 13 76 4 2 .293 .267 26

10 Palm Beach FSL .197 109 366 42 72 12 3 9 33 10 1 3 22 110 9 2 .320 .247 24


BRADFORD, Jared L. RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 4/3/86 at Birmingham, AL

Weight - 174 Throws - R Resides - Hueytown, AL

SCHOOL - Louisiana State University



08 Quad Cities Mid 2-2 3.20 17 3 0 0 1 39.1 42 18 14 2 0 7 28 3 0


Palm Beach FSL 0-0 1.17 10 0 0 0 1 15.1 11 6 2 1 1 1 9 1 0

10 Palm Beach FSL 3-6 5.15 33 12 0 0 1 101.1 117 61 58 3 9 25 52 0 0


BRAND, Larry C. RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 5/19/92 Cleveland, TN

Weight - 225 Throws - R Resides - Cleveland, TN

SCHOOL - Bradley Central HS

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 42nd round selection (1,279th overall) in the June 2010 First-Year Player Draft.




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BYNUM, Freddie SSHeight - 6’0 Bats - L Born - 3/15/80 at Wilson, NC

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Statonsburg, NC

SCHOOL - Pitt (NC) Community College

HOW OBTAINED - Signed by the Cardinals as a minor league free agent on 1/13/11.

CAREER NOTES - 2007: Matched career high with 8 stolen bases (9 ATT). 2006: Hit first big league homer on 5/17 vs.

WASH...hit two pinch-hit homers on the season...first two ML steals on 5/4 vs. ARZ. 2005: Made ML debut with OAK on 8/30 vs.

LAA...earned first big league start and first ML hit on 10/2 vs. SEA...led Sacramento in stolen bases (23). 2004: Led both Midland

(18) and Sacramento (21) in stolen bases. 2003: Led Midland in triples (9) and stolen bases (22). 2002: Topped Athletics’ minor

leaguers in stolen bases (41). 2001: Ranked fifth among Athletics minor leaguers in stolen bases (28)...Ranked fifth in the CAL

League in triples (7). 2000: Named to the Northwest League Postseason All-Star teamR CLUB


00 Vancouver NW .256 72 281 52 72 10 1 1 26 3 0 5 31 58 22 12 .310 .341 29

01 Modesto Cal .261 120 440 59 115 19 7 2 46 4 1 1 41 95 28 11 .350 .325 41

02 Visalia Cal .306 135 539 83 165 26 5 3 56 15 3 7 64 116 41 21 .390 .385 36

03 Midland Tex .263 132 510 84 134 18 9 5 58 12 2 8 56 135 22 8 .363 .344 33

04 Midland Tex .268 65 265 38 71 13 4 1 22 5 1 2 24 56 18 7 .358 .332 2

Sacramento PCL .283 66 258 42 73 11 2 2 26 11 0 3 19 61 21 4 .364 .339 8

05 Sacramento PCL .278 102 378 56 105 16 9 2 40 7 2 3 38 83 23 7 .384 .347 11

Oakland AL .286 7 7 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 .429 .286 0

06 Chicago (NL) NL .257 71 136 20 35 5 5 4 12 2 0 1 9 44 8 4 .456 .308 7

Iowa PCL .227 6 22 3 5 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 .227 .261 0

07 Baltimore AL .260 70 96 21 25 8 2 2 11 1 0 2 2 30 8 1 .448 .290 1

Frederick Car .235 5 17 3 4 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 1 4 0 0 .353 .316 1

Delmarva SAL .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 .000 .500 0

Bowie East .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000 .000 0

08 Bowie East .350 6 20 4 7 1 1 1 3 1 0 0 1 3 0 1 .650 .381 0

Baltimore AL .179 40 112 13 20 3 1 0 8 3 0 1 5 31 2 3 .223 .220 5

Norfolk Int’l .246 37 130 15 32 4 3 0 15 3 2 0 20 39 8 1 .323 .342 8

09 Syracuse Int’l .375 3 8 1 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .750 .444 2

Harrisburg Eas .241 66 224 29 54 10 1 2 13 6 1 3 9 50 9 4 .321 .278 18

GCL Nationals GCL .385 4 13 2 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 .385 .429 0

10 Orix Jap .138 16 29 5 4 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 .207 .138 -

Major League Totals .234 188 351 54 82 17 8 6 32 6 0 4 16 108 18 8 .379 .275 13


CALHOUN, Daniel R. LHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - L Born - 9/5/86 at Evansville, IN

Weight - 220 Throws - L Resides - Evansville, IN

SCHOOL - Murray State University


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Has not lost a minor league decision (12-0) in 49 career appearances...named Midwest League

Pitcher of the Week for 8/30-9/5 (3-0, 0.00 ERA, 6.0 IP, 6 K)...led the team in wins (10)...went 2-0 with a 4.00 ERA as a starter (6

GS). 2009: Named Cardinals organization Minor League Player-of-the-Month for August with a 2-0 record, 1.03 ERA and 24 K in

26.1 IP (3 ER, 3 BB)...ranked 1st among Cardinals minor leaguers in strike out/walk ratio (7.00).


09 Batavia NYP 2-0 1.86 12 6 0 0 0 48.1 40 14 10 1 1 6 42 0 0

10 Quad Cities Mid 10-0 3.75 37 6 0 0 1 96.0 109 47 40 9 2 19 83 7 0


BUTLER, Keith A. RHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 1/30/89 at Bowling Green, KY

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Morgantown, KY

SCHOOL - Wabash Valley (IL) College


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Led New York-Penn League relievers with a 14.67 strikeouts/9 IP. 2009: Tied for 1st among Cardinals

minor leaguers in Toughest to HR off (122 BF/0 HR).



Johnson City Appy 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0

10 Batavia NYP 0-3 2.93 27 0 0 0 5 30.2 29 15 10 1 1 15 50 8 0


BUURSMA, Jason RHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 9/9/85 at Seattle, WA

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Seattle, WA

SCHOOL - Bucknell University


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Posted a 0.68 ERA in 12 appearances in August (13.1 IP)...led Texas League relievers in lowest BB/9 IP

ratio (1.56) and fewest base runners/9 IP (7.65). 2008: Nailed down two saves during New York-Penn League playoffs, tying

teammate Adam Reifer.


08 Batavia NYP 1-3 2.35 25 0 0 0 3 23.0 24 10 6 1 4 9 18 1 1

09 Quad Cities Mid 0-0 0.77 9 0 0 0 0 11.2 6 1 1 0 1 1 11 1 1

Palm Beach FSL 3-1 4.62 27 0 0 0 0 37.0 52 22 19 1 3 15 20 0 0

10 Palm Beach FSL 1-0 2.51 7 0 0 0 0 14.1 15 4 4 0 0 3 5 0 0

Springfield Tex 2-1 2.50 37 0 0 0 0 57.2 39 16 16 5 0 10 26 3 0


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CASTILLO, Amaury A. RHPHeight - 6’5 Bats - R Born - 11/9/90 at La Romana, DR

Weight - 210 Throws - R Resides - La Romana, DR







CASTILLO, Juan M. C/1BHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 12/13/89 at Santo Domingo, DR



CAREER NOTES- 2010: Batted .400 in 13 games in the month of July (20 H, 3 2B, 4 HR).






Batavia NYP .315 16 54 5 17 5 0 0 6 2 1 1 3 7 0 0 .407 .356 2


CASTILLO, Richard J. RHPHeight - 5'10 Bats - R Born - 10/11/89 at Barquisimeto, VZ

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Barquisimeto, VZ


CAREER NOTES - 2010: His 27 games started tied for the Florida State League lead and ranked T3rd among Cardinals minor

leaguers. 2009: Finished 2nd among Cardinals minor leaguers in games started (26) and T-3rd in innings (148.2).



08 Palm Beach FSL 1-0 1.13 6 2 0 0 0 16.0 12 3 2 0 1 8 19 0 0

Quad Cities Mid 8-4 2.62 13 13 0 0 0 79.0 64 26 23 11 7 20 69 1 2

09 Palm Beach FSL 6-13+ 3.87 29 26 1 0 0 148.2 155 77 64 4 8 *66 105 7 0

10 Palm Beach FSL 7-12 5.20 27 +27 1 1 0 133.1 169 93 77 10 14 60 75 11 0


CASTILLO, Ronerd OFHeight - 6’5 Bats - R Born - 6/16/92 at Santo Domingo, DR






CANACHE, Roberto A. RHPHeight - 6’5 Bats - R Born - 5/12/90 Boca de Uchire, VZ

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Sabana de Uchire, VZ

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CAPELLAN, Amauris OFHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 9/30/92 at Puerta Plata, DR

Weight - 188 Throws - R Resides - Puerta Plata, DR





CARDENAS, Hector LHPHeight - 6'3 Bats - L Born - 12/14/86 at Santiago, DR

Weight - 188 Throws - L Resides - Santiago, DR


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Sat out entire 2010 season with injured left elbow. 2008: Posted the win in the New York Penn-

League championship clincher...his 12.0 IP and 11 strikeouts were league postseason highs...was 1-0 with a 1.50 ERA (12.0 IP /

2 ER) in two playoff starts.




08 Batavia NYP 5-0 1.83 15 2 0 0 0 34.1 27 10 7 0 3 13 27 3 0

09 Quad Cities Mid 6-4 3.61 18 14 0 0 1 77.1 74 43 31 3 1 22 49 5 2

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CASTELLANOS, Alejandro L. (Alex) 2B/3BHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 8/4/86 at Miami, FL

Weight - 195 Throws - R Resides - Miami, FL

SCHOOL - Belmont-Abbey College


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Named Cardinals Organizational Player of the Month for July (.348, 8 2B, 4 3B, 16 RBI)...set a

franchise record with 35 doubles...led the FSL in doubles, extra base hits (55) and finished third in slugging percentage

(.462)...his 7 triples led all Cardinals minor leaguers and his 124 hits were tops at Palm Beach.



Batavia NYP .269 10 26 6 7 2 2 0 4 0 0 1 2 7 0 1 .500 .345 2

09 Quad Cities Mid .270 82 311 51 84 21 4 5 34 1 2 12 20 89 21 4 .412 .336 22

Palm Beach FSL .189 21 53 5 10 1 1 1 2 0 0 1 2 19 0 2 .302 .232 2

10 Palm Beach FSL .270 129 459 62 124 *35 7 13 58 4 4 12 38 112 19 9 .462 .339 8


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CONLEY, Kyle S. OFHeight - 6’4 Bats - R Born - 5/7/87 at Richland, WA

Weight - 215 Throws - R Resides - Richland, WA

SCHOOL - University of Washington


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Named Cardinals organization Minor League Player-of-the-Month for August batting .367 with 6 HR

and 15 RBI (.753 slug.) in 25 games. Twice named New York-Penn League Player-of-the-Week. First week was 8/3-9 (.458,

11-24, 3 HR, 5 RBI). Second week was 8/31-9/7 batting .429 (12-28, 3 HR, 10 RBI).


09 Quad Cities Mid .200 15 45 5 9 3 0 0 1 0 1 2 3 17 0 0 .267 .275 1

Batavia NYP .385 29 109 21 42 16 0 8 23 0 1 1 13 20 2 3 .752 .452 3

10 Quad Cities Mid .192 8 26 2 5 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 8 0 0 .385 .250 0


COPELAND, Ryan LHPHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 6/10/88 Des Plaines, IL

Weight - 180 Throws - L Resides - Des Plaines, IL

SCHOOL- Illinois State University

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals’ 32nd round selection (979th overall) in the June 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named Appalachian League Pitcher of the Year...named an Appy League All-Star...finished T2nd in

the league with 7 wins...ranked in the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in ERA (3rd, 1.86) opponents BA (5th, .202), strikeouts

per 9 innings (8th, 8.1), strikeout to walk ratio (2nd, 6.86) toughest to homer off of (10th, 68.0/1) and WHIP (2nd, 0.86).




CORPAS, Hector A. RHPHeight - 6'3 Bats - R Born - 1/8/90 at Panama City, Panama

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Panama City, Panama


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Topped the Appy League in saves (17) and games pitched (tied with 24)...named an Appy League All-

Star...earned the save in the Appy League Championship clincher. 2009: Ranked 2nd in the VSL in saves (9).





10 Johnson City Appy 0-1 2.13 +24 0 0 0 *17 25.1 19 6 6 1 0 3 27 4 1


CORRIGAN, Christopher D. (Chris) RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 12/24/87 at Houston, TX

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Humble, TX

SCHOOL- San Jacinto College North



09 Batavia NYP 2-2 3.80 16 7 0 0 0 47.1 45 21 20 2 3 22 28 4 0

10 Batavia NYP 3-1 4.02 13 3 0 0 1 40.1 40 22 18 1 5 14 23 6 0

Quad Cities Mid 3-0 3.86 13 0 0 0 0 23.1 31 15 10 1 0 8 20 1 0


CASTILLO, Yunier R. SSHeight - 6’0 Bats - S Born - 5/15/89 at Bani, DR



CAREER NOTES - 2009: Has not drawn a walk in 198 career plate apperances in the Appalachian League (2008-09).



Johnson City Appy .130 6 23 3 3 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 7 0 0 .130 .125 6


10 Batavia NYP .262 59 191 28 50 8 0 0 22 9 4 2 6 32 4 3 .304 .286 17


CASTRO, Ivan E. CHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 11/17/87 at Santo Domingo, DR



CAREER NOTES - 2009: Threw out 37.0 percent (17-46) of base stealers ranking 4th in NY-Penn League...led league with 12

passed balls. 2006: Batted .313, T-13th best in the DSL...was the top fielding catcher in the DSL with a .992 fielding percentage.







09 Batavia NYP .207 39 145 20 30 3 2 2 11 0 0 0 8 36 1 0 .297 .248 4

10 Quad Cities Mid .251 62 203 24 51 14 1 3 21 1 10 2 18 54 2 0 .374 .313 10


CEBALLO, Addelin RHPHeight - 6'0 Bats - R Born - 6/29/91 Santiago, DR

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Santiago, DR





CELESTINO, Eduardo B. OFHeight - 6’2 Bats - L Born - 9/8/92 at San Pedro de Macoris, DR






CERRETO, Philip 3BHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 10/4/87 Midlothian, VA

Weight - 195 Throws - R Resides - Midlothian, VA

SCHOOL - Longwood University


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Twice named Appy League Player of the Week, once on 7/19-25 when he hit .406 (13-32) with 4

doubles, 2 homers and 10 RBI and again on 8/2-8 when he hit .625 (10-16) with 4 doubles, a home run and 8 RBI.




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DE AGUAS, John LHPHeight - 5’10 Bats - L Born - 12/4/91 at Cartagena, Colombia

Weight - 150 Throws - L Resides - Cartagena, Colombia




10 DID NOT PLAY DUE TO INJURY


DE JESUS, Angel N. RHPHeight - 6'6 Bats - R Born - 2/3/89 at San Cristobal, DR

Weight - 188 Throws - R Resides - San Cristobal, DR


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Struck out a career-high nine batters on 8/28 vs Bluefield...named Appy League Pitcher of the Week for

8/23-30 when he went 1-0 in two games with a combined 10.0 IP, 1 ER (0.90 ERA) and 11 K.







DE LA CRUZ, Jean Carlos RHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - R Born - 8/5/92 at Santiago, DR






DE LA CRUZ, Anthony LHPHeight - 6'0 Bats - L Born - 3/14/93 at San Cristobal, DR

Weight - 170 Throws - L Resides - Santo Domingo, DR





DE LA CRUZ, Luis M. CHeight - 5’10 Bats - R Born - 5/6/89 at Santo Domingo, DR



CAREER NOTES - 2009: Non-roster invitee to Spring Training. Threw out 36.5 percent (35-96) of base stealers between Palm

Beach and Batavia...Selected to play in the New York-Penn League All-Star Game, went 0-for-1. 2008: Threw out 38.5 percent

(20-52) of base stealers in the Midwest League, which would have ranked first if he played in enough qualifying games.




08 Quad Cities Mid .167 34 120 11 20 3 0 1 7 1 1 0 3 17 0 0 .217 .185 3

09 Palm Beach FSL .154 4 13 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 .231 .154 0

Batavia NYP .220 46 159 20 35 6 2 0 17 0 0 2 10 28 4 2 .283 .275 7

10 Batavia NYP .231 8 26 6 6 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 .462 .286 2

Palm Beach FSL .194 27 93 11 18 5 3 1 8 4 0 1 2 4 0 1 .344 .227 5

Springfield Tex .143 2 7 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .143 .143 0


CUETO, Kevin N. RHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 4/12/93 at Caracas, VZ






CURTIS, Jermaine A. IFHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 7/10/87 at Panorama City, CA

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Fontana, CA

SCHOOL - University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Registered a 12-game hitting streak from 5/29-6/25. 2008 - Was selected to play in the New York-

Penn League All-Star Game.


08 Batavia NYP .305 43 164 25 50 14 1 2 20 0 2 5 17 24 4 1 .439 .383 5

09 Palm Beach FSL .197 90 314 36 62 7 0 1 24 4 3 14 34 52 7 4 .229 .301 16

Quad Cities Mid .304 30 112 20 34 12 0 1 10 0 0 5 19 21 12 2 .438 .426 7

10 Palm Beach FSL .267 56 191 34 51 10 0 0 24 2 4 13 28 25 5 1 .319 .390 5

Springfield Tex .236 23 55 6 13 3 0 0 3 1 0 2 7 10 0 0 .291 .344 1

Minor League Totals .251 23 55 6 13 3 0 0 3 7 9 39 105 132 28 8 .323 358 34

CUTLER, Charles C. (Charlie) CHeight - 6’0 Bats - L Born - 7/29/86 San Francisco, CA

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - San Francisco, CA

SCHOOL - University of California


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Received an invite to Major League Spring Training as a non-roster invitee. 2009: Named to the

Midwest League All-Star team...ranked second in batting average (.322) among Cardinals minor leaguers. 2008: Batted .474 (9-

for-19) with six runs scored in the postseason to help Batavia to the NYPL championship.


08 Batavia NYP .303 40 142 24 43 4 1 3 18 1 0 4 10 17 0 0 .408 .365 3

09 Quad Cities Mid .351 66 242 36 85 11 1 4 44 0 7 5 24 25 1 1 .455 .410 2

Palm Beach FSL .274 44 146 25 40 10 2 1 15 1 1 8 25 22 2 0 .390 .406 1

10 Palm Beach FSL .292 41 154 23 45 11 2 1 18 0 1 2 17 17 0 0 .409 .368 2

Springfield Tex .218 38 119 11 26 4 0 0 8 0 1 5 15 16 0 0 .252 .329 4


DAUGHERTY, Patrick D. LHPHeight - 6'5 Bats - L Born - 8/30/88 at Bailey, MS

Weight - 215 Throws - L Resides - Bailey, MS

SCHOOL - Pearl River (MS) Community College


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Struck out a career-high nine batters on 7/19 vs KNG.






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DELGADO, Ramon R. RHPHeight - 6'3 Bats - R Born - 9/3/86 at Tucson, AZ

Weight - 195 Throws - R Resides - Sahuarita, AZ

SCHOOL - Pima CC (AZ)

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 41st round selection (1235th overall) in the June, 2007 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Pitched for the Surprise Rafters in the Arizona Fall League (0-0, 3.65 ERA, 12.1 IP 10 G)...named to

the Florida State League All-Star team...ranked third in the FSL with 12 holds...ranked sixth among Cardinals minor leaguers with

51 games...his 1.37 ERA would have ranked second among Cardinals minor leaguers but did not qualify...began the season

allowing just three earned runs in his first 30 appearances (42.1 IP/0.64 ERA) 2009: Led all Cardinals minor league relievers with

82.0 innings pitched. 2008: Was New York-Penn League Pitcher of the Week from 8/11-18.



08 Batavia NYP 6-1 2.96 15 7 0 0 0 54.2 55 20 18 1 1 13 46 1 1

09 Quad Cities Mid 7-3 2.41 53 0 0 0 3 82.0 70 28 22 5 2 17 68 2 0

10 Palm Beach FSL 1-2 1.42 38 0 0 0 2 50.2 38 9 8 2 1 10 51 1 0

Springfield Tex 1-0 1.10 13 0 0 0 0 16.1 9 2 2 2 0 3 17 1 0


DIAPOULES, Mark RHPHeight - 6'2 Bats - R Born - 5/31/88 at Bethpage, NY

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Palm City, FL

SCHOOL - Palm Beach Community College

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 21st round selection (646th overall) in the June, 2006 First-Year Player Draft. Signed on 5/21/07.

CAREER NOTES- 2010: Ranked second in the Florida State League with a 2.44 ERA at the time of his promotion to

Springfield...named an FSL All-Star.


07 Johnson City Appy 1-3 5.91 12 6 0 0 0 35.0 32 29 23 2 *11 17 34 8 1

08 Quad Cities Mid 5-1 3.56 13 8 0 0 2 55.2 48 27 22 3 2 21 52 3 0

Palm Beach FSL 3-3 4.29 11 10 0 0 0 56.2 61 34 27 4 8 29 43 6 0

09 Palm Beach FSL 1-4 5.72 15 6 0 0 0 39.1 41 33 25 3 4 28 30 7 0


Quad Cities Mid 1-0 3.00 3 0 0 0 0 6.0 5 2 2 0 0 1 8 0 0

10 Palm Beach FSL 5-1 2.44 14 9 0 0 0 55.1 42 22 15 4 5 25 38 5 0

Springfield Tex 1-0 10.13 2 2 0 0 0 5.1 4 7 6 0 4 7 6 0 0


DIAZ, Domingo OFHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 3/8/92 at Bani, DR

Weight - 165 Throws - R Resides - Bani, DR





DODD, Corderious J. OFHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 2/21/92 at Humboldt, TN

Weight - 165 Throws - R Resides - Humboldt, TN

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals 17th round selection (529th overall) in the Jun 2010 First-Year Player Draft.




DE LA CRUZ, Manuel X. LHPHeight - 6'2 Bats - L Born - 5/8/90 at Mexicali, (Baja California) MX

Weight - 225 Throws - L Resides - Calexico, CA

SCHOOL - Imperial Valley (CA) College


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Pitched 15 games in the Liga Mexicana del Pacifico and finished 3-1 with a 7.21 ERA in 28.1 innings

pitched...tied for Gulf Coast League lead with 22 games finished.





DE LA CRUZ, Roberto A. 3BHeight - 6'2 Bats - R Born - 11/10/91 at La Romana, DR



CAREER NOTES - 2010: Registered his first career multi-homer game when he belted two on 8/5 vs. GCL Nationals...tied for

the Gulf Coast League lead with seven home runs and HR/AB ratio (1/23.14).



10 GCL Cardinals GCL .241 46 162 20 39 6 2 +7 21 0 1 5 7 46 0 2 .432 .291 15



DE LEON, Victor RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 4/19/92 at Dajabon, DR






DE LOS SANTOS, Hansel RHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 7/8/91 at Santo Domingo, DR






DEJESUS, Antonio OFHeight - 5'11 Bats - L Born - 1/25/86 at Wichita Falls, TX

Weight - 185 Throws - L Resides - Amherst, OH

SCHOOL - University of Kentucky


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Batted .343 (12-35) in 25 games playing for Indios de Mayaguez in the Puerto Rican Winter League.


07 Batavia NYP .186 19 59 12 11 0 0 0 4 0 0 8 14 9 2 3 .186 .407 2

Quad Cities Mid .262 42 130 30 34 4 0 1 17 1 3 3 22 29 9 4 .315 .373 2

08 Palm Beach FSL .278 85 255 41 71 4 4 0 11 6 0 9 45 52 8 6 .325 .405 1

09 Springfield Tex .229 75 179 27 41 6 2 1 19 6 1 10 26 39 4 2 .302 .356 2

10 Springfield Tex .206 84 189 31 39 9 5 2 21 0 2 12 26 45 8 0 .339 .336 5


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ELKINS, Patrick H. (Packy) 3BHeight - 5’11 Bats - L Born - 11/6/87 at Raleigh, NC

Weight - 175 Throws - R Resides - Nashville, TN

SCHOOL - Belmont University

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals 37th round selection (1,129th overall) in the June 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Batted .400 (6-for-15) in the playoffs en route to the Appy League Championship.




ENCARNACION, Victor A. OFHeight - 6'2 Bats - R Born - 3/8/90 at Las Matas de Farfan, DR

Weight - 165 Throws - R Resides - Las Matas de Farfan, DR






ESCUDERO, Jhonatan RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 7/7/93 at Cartagena, Colombia

Weight - 147 Throws - R Resides - Cartagena, Colombia





ESPINOZA, Roberto A. CHeight - 5’10 Bats - R Born - 3/8/89 at Palo Negro, VZ

Weight - 165 Throws - R Resides - Palo Negro, VZ






08 Quad Cities Mid .204 34 103 13 21 6 0 1 14 1 1 2 14 36 0 2 .291 .308 3

09 Quad Cities Mid .220 68 223 18 49 7 0 1 17 1 3 4 28 49 2 1 .265 .314 6

10 Quad Cities Mid .222 6 18 4 4 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 9 0 0 .389 .300 0

Batavia NYP .172 12 29 3 5 1 0 1 5 0 1 0 6 10 0 0 .310 .306 0

Palm Beach FSL .158 7 19 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 5 0 0 .158 .333 0


ESTALIS, Edouard RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 12/19/88 at Quanaminthe, Haiti

Weight - 172 Throws - R Resides - Monte Cristi, DR


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Topped the DSL staff in innings pitched (44.2).



09 DSLCardinals DSL 2-5 4.60 20 0 0 0 9 31.1 38 20 16 3 0 11 26 5 0

10 DSL Cardinals DSL 1-4 2.01 12 4 1 0 1 44.2 36 13 10 +6 4 7 45 1 0


EAGER, Thomas RHPHeight - 6'2 Bats - R Born - 8/12/85 at Visalia, CA

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Merced, CA

SCHOOL - Cal Poly San Luis Obispo


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked second among Cardinals minor leaguers in appearances (54)...appearance total ranked

second in the Texas League. 2009: Tied for the Florida State League lead in holds (10) and finished 2nd in appearances (52).


07 Batavia NYP 1-6 4.30 18 9 0 0 0 60.2 69 32 29 4 3 27 56 2 0

08 Quad Cities Mid 2-2 5.92 15 9 0 0 0 51.2 56 39 34 5 4 27 30 7 0

Batavia NYP 6-3 1.76 14 9 0 0 0 56.1 37 12 11 1 7 27 40 0 0

09 Palm Beach FSL 4-6 5.25 52 0 0 0 0 70.1 66 51 41 2 6 46 75 10 0

10 Springfield Tex 2-4 4.15 54 0 0 0 0 73.2 62 35 34 6 7 44 56 7 0


ECHEVERRIA, Anggelo D. LHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - L Born - 1/2/92 at Trujillo, VZ

Weight - 175 Throws - L Resides - Trujillo, VZ






EDMONDSON, Christopher OFHeight - 6’0 Bats - L Born - 4/7/88 at Johnson City, NY

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Johnson City, NY

SCHOOL - Le Moyne


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked fourth among Cardinals minor leaguers in slugging percentage (.509) and seventh in on-base

plus slugging (.861)...batted .426 (23-for-54) with runners in scoring position and .319 (53-for-166) vs. RHP.



Batavia NYP .303 29 122 24 37 9 3 2 20 0 1 4 6 15 0 0 .475 .353 2


EDWARDS, Justin R. LHPHeight - 6'2 Bats - L Born - 12/3/87 at Guyton, GA

Weight - 188 Throws - L Resides - Acworth, GA

SCHOOL - Kennesaw State (GA) University

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 28th round selection (849th overall) in the June, 2007 First-Year Player Draft

CAREER NOTES- 2010: Ranked fourth in the New York Penn League with 66 strikeouts...led the team in games started (15),

innings pitched (77.1) and strikeouts...named a NYP League All-Star.


09 Batavia NYP 3-2 3.25 15 8 0 0 0 52.2 50 21 19 1 3 16 54 2 0

10 Batavia NYP 4-5 3.38 15 15 0 0 0 77.1 76 42 29 4 3 22 66 5 0


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FREEMAN, Samuel D. (Sam) LHPHeight - 5'11 Bats - R Born - 6/24/87 at Houston, TX

Weight - 170 Throws - L Resides - Carrollton, TX

SCHOOL - University of Kansas

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 32nd round selection (965th overall) in the June, 2008 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Invited to Major League Spring Training as a non-roster invitee...sat out entire 2010 season with

Tommy John surgery. 2009: Selected to the Florida State League All-Star Game, but was called up to Springfield (AA). 2008:

Made two appearances (2.1 IP, 2 K) during the Florida State League playoffs.



Palm Beach FSL 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0

09 Palm Beach FSL 2-1 1.64 26 0 0 0 1 33.0 18 7 6 0 0 13 30 2 0

Springfield Tex 0-1 3.52 15 0 0 0 1 23.0 19 9 9 6 1 14 17 2 0

10 Springfield Tex DID NOT PLAY DUE TO INJURY


FREVERT, Matthew D. (Matt) RHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - R Born - 11/16/86 at Columbia, MO

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Columbia, MO

SCHOOL - Missouri State University


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named a Florida State League All-Star. 2009: Ranked in the Top 10 among Cardinals minor leaguers

in WHIP (6th, 0.99), K/9 IP (6th, 11.21) and strikeout/walk ratio (T-9th, 4.40).



Quad Cities Mid 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 4.0 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0

09 Quad Cities Mid 2-1 1.78 28 0 0 0 4 35.1 25 8 7 2 1 10 44 1 1

10 Palm Beach FSL 6-1 2.15 45 0 0 0 1 54.1 41 18 13 1 3 14 66 1 0


GARCIA, Anthony CHeight - 6'0 Bats - R Born - 1/4/92 at Carolina, PR

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Carolina, PR

SCHOOL - San Juan Educational School


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Batted .368 vs. lefties (7-for-19).






GARCIA, Greg SSHeight - 6'0 Bats - L Born - 8/8/89 at El Cajon, CA

Weight - 175 Throws - R Resides - El Cajon, CA

SCHOOL- University of Hawaii

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals 7th round selection (229th overall) in the June 2010 First-Year-Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked second in the Appy League in runs scored (49)...batted .467 (7-for-15) in the playoffs.




FERRARA, Anthony J. LHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - R Born - 9/2/89 at Baton Rouge, LA

Weight - 175 Throws - L Resides - Riverview, FL

SCHOOL - Riverview (FL) HS





10 Batavia NYP 1-0 6.00 8 1 0 0 2 18.0 23 12 12 2 0 4 17 1 1


FICK, Charles J. (Chuckie) RHPHeight - 6'5 Bats - R Born - 11/20/85 at Thousand Oaks, CA

Weight - 187 Throws - R Resides - Oxnard, CA

SCHOOL - Cal-State Northridge


CAREER NOTES - MISC: Son of Cardinals long time professional scout Chuck Fick.



Batavia NYP 1-0 2.16 9 0 0 0 0 25.0 27 10 6 1 2 5 13 5 0

08 Quad Cities Mid 6-5 3.17 20 13 0 0 0 93.2 97 50 33 6 2 15 67 2 0

09 Quad Cities Mid 0-2 4.24 4 3 0 0 0 17.0 21 9 8 1 0 4 13 1 0

Palm Beach FSL 3-3 4.92 20 7 0 0 0 56.2 67 33 31 6 2 8 26 1 0

Springfield Tex 1-2 1.50 10 3 0 0 1 24.0 19 5 4 1 2 10 12 2 0

10 Springfield Tex 2-0 2.00 11 3 0 0 0 27.0 19 8 6 0 0 6 32 0 0

Memphis PCL 3-1 4.78 21 3 0 0 0 49.0 51 26 26 7 4 18 31 2 0


FORNATARO, Eric A. RHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - R Born - 1/2/88 at Houston, TX


SCHOOL - Miami-Dade Community College


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Ranked second among Cardinals minor leaguers in starts and eighth in innings pitched (104.1).




09 Batavia NYP 4-0 2.15 8 5 0 0 0 37.2 23 9 9 0 5 6 14 1 0

Quad Cities Mid 0-5 5.24 7 6 0 0 0 34.1 42 25 20 2 1 11 11 1 0

10 Quad Cities Mid 7-15* 5.26 28 28 0 0 0 140.1 161 *104 *82 13 5 59 100 7 1


FREEMAN, Benjamin (Ben) LHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - L Born - 2/6/92 at Lakeland, FL

Weight - 150 Throws - L Resides - Lakeland, FL

SCHOOL - Lake Gibson HS

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals 11th round selection (349th overall) in the June 2010 First-Year Player Draft.




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GAST, John W. LHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - L Born - 2/16/89 at Altamonte Springs, FL

Weight - 195 Throws - L Resides - Longwood, FL

SCHOOL - Florida State University

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 6th round selection (199th overall) in the June 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - Named the New York Penn League Pitcher of the Week (8/9-15) after a six inning outing where he allowed

just two hits and struck out 11 on 8/13...finished second on the team in wins (6).


10 Batavia NYP 6-0 1.54 8 6 0 0 0 35.0 27 6 6 1 1 8 36 3 0


GERDEL, Anderson D. RHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 3/22/93 at Charallave, VZ

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Charallave, VZ





GOMEZ, Jose L. CHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 1/10/92 at Maracaibo, VZ

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Maracaibo, VZ





GONZALEZ, Ariel RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 6/28/90 at Puerto Plata, DR

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Puerto Plata, DR





GONZALEZ, Kevin SSHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 9/18/92 at Puerto Cabello, VZ

Weight - 160 Throws - R Resides - Puerto Cabello, VZ

HOW OBTAINED - Signed by the Cardinals as a non-drafted free agent on 6/24/10




GOODWIN, Devin M. 2B/SSHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 10/2/86 at Opelika, AL

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - Demopolis, AL

SCHOOL - Delta State (MS) University

HOW OBTAINED - Selected in the 33rd round (999th overall) in the June, 2009 First-Year Player Draft.


09 Batavia NYP .239 55 209 31 50 19 1 3 22 2 3 0 25 36 2 2 .383 .316 8

10 Palm Beach FSL .200 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 .200 .200 1

Quad Cities Mid .272 62 239 44 65 13 2 7 43 2 3 1 38 39 2 1 .431 .370 13


GARCIA, Hector 3BHeight - 6'2 Bats - R Born - 5/16/90 at Caracas, VZ









GARCIA, Jose G. 2B/SSHeight - 5'10 Bats - R Born - 2/11/88 at Caracas, VZ



CAREER NOTES - 2010: Led all Cardinals minor leaguers with 25 stolen bases...named a Florida State League All-Star. 2009:

Led all Cardinals minor leaguers with 14 sacrifice bunts. Finished 2nd among Cardinals minor leaguers with 27 steals (39 att).

2008: His 26 stolen bases at Batavia were 2nd-most in the New York-Penn League...his 48 runs scored at Batavia were 4th-

most in the league. 2006: Posted a .973 fielding percentage, tops among Venezuelan League second basemen...appeared in

57 games at second base, most among VSL players




Batavia NYP .375 6 24 4 9 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 2 1 2 .417 .423 1

Quad Cities Mid .202 33 84 10 17 4 0 0 5 2 1 1 7 18 3 4 .250 .269 6

08 Quad Cities Mid .175 44 137 21 24 6 1 0 5 1 0 2 14 22 3 2 .234 .261 9

Batavia NYP .240 70 271 48 65 13 1 1 22 3 2 4 25 53 26 3 .306 .311 11

09 Palm Beach FSL .258 74 244 36 63 10 1 1 17 7 3 1 15 30 14 6 .320 .300 16

Quad Cities Mid .265 42 147 24 39 6 4 1 16 7 1 1 15 24 13 6 .381 .355 14

10 Palm Beach FSL .252 49 206 26 52 7 0 1 16 0 0 1 16 35 16 3 .301 .309 12

Springfield Tex .259 77 263 35 68 8 1 5 27 3 2 4 19 48 9 3 .354 .316 8


GARCIA, Ronnierd A. 3BHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 1/1/93 at Coro, VZ

Weight - 175 Throws - R Resides - Coro, VZ





GARCIA, Silfredo A. RHPHeight - 6'2 Bats - R Born - 7/19/91 at Puerto Cabello, VZ

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Puerto Cabello, VZ





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HARRIS, Mitchell A. (Mitch) RHPHeight - 6'4 Bats - R Born - 11/7/85 at Ocala, FL

Weight - 215 Throws - R Resides - Odenton, MD

SCHOOL - United States Naval Academy


CAREER NOTES - Second highest draft pick in Navy’s history...Compiled a 20-13 record with a 2.51 ERA and 11.78 K/9 IP in

four years at Navy...Ranks 1st and 2nd in KP9 in Navy’s school history...Set the Patriot League record with 119 strikeouts in

2007... Also batted .295 with 16 HR and 112 RBI...2006 Patriot League Pitcher of the Year


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HENLEY, Paul T. (Tyler) OFHeight - 5'10 Bats - L Born - 6/10/85 at Homewood, AL

Weight - 200 Throws - L Resides - Colleyville, TX

SCHOOL - Rice University

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals 8th round selection (262nd overall) in the June, 2005 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Invited to Major League Spring Training as a non-roster invitee. 2009: Named Texas League mid-

season All-Star team...named to TL post-season All-Star team...named TL Player of the Week for 7/13-20...played for the

Surprise Rafters in the Arizona Fall League.


07 Batavia NYP .281 18 57 14 16 2 1 0 7 1 2 5 8 9 4 1 .351 .403 0

Quad Cities Mid .156 12 32 4 5 2 0 2 5 1 1 1 1 9 0 0 .406 .200 3


Palm Beach FSL .280 84 329 47 92 26 4 6 40 2 4 6 27 51 7 6 .438 .342 4

09 Springfield Tex .303 123 423 62 128 31 3 13 63 1 4 5 40 64 9 4 .482 .367 6

10 Memphis PCL .205 26 88 8 18 6 1 0 7 0 0 1 5 18 0 0 .295 .255 2

Springfield Tex .367 16 60 11 22 5 0 3 12 0 0 0 3 9 0 1 .600 .397 1


HERNANDEZ, Hector J. LHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - S Born - 2/20/91 at Rio Piedras, PR

Weight - 198 Throws - L Resides - Carolina, PR

SCHOOL - Puerto Rico Baseball Academy


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Led GCL squad with a 2.21 ERA, innings pitched (40.2) and games started (8). Pitched 15

consecutive scoreless innings from 7/27-8/13...Ranked 2nd in the Cardinals organization in Toughest to HR off not allowing a HR

in 175 total batters faced...Was 1-1 with a 1.29 ERA in six starts covering 28.0 innings during August.





HILL, Virgil E. OFHeight - 6'0 Bats - R Born - 9/9/89 at Placentia, CA

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - Canyon Country, CA

SCHOOL - Los Angeles Mission College


CAREER NOTES - 2010: In the Appy League playoffs, he led the league with three home runs, five RBI and four extra-base hits

to help lead JC to their first Appy League Champioinship since 1976. 2009: All-American and gold glove winner at Los Angeles

Mission College batting .460 with 11 HR, 49 RBI and 29 SB. Father, Virgil Hill, Sr. was a Silver Medalist Middleweight boxer for

USA in 1984 Olympics and WBA Cruiserweight champion. Mother, Denean-Howard Hill was a Silver Medalist sprinter in 4x400

relay in the 1988 Olympics.





GORGEN, Scott C. RHPHeight - 5'10 Bats - R Born - 1/27/87 at Palo Alto, CA

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Concord, CA

SCHOOL - University of California-Irvine


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Won his first five starts, allowed just four earned runs (1.23 ERA) and struck out 31 batters in that

time...named to the Texas League All-Star team. 2009: Pitched for the Surprise Rafters of the Arizona Fall League compiling an

0-1 record with a 7.36 ERA and a save in 11 innings (11 app.). COLLEGE: Five-time first team All-American...2008 Big West

Pitcher of the Year...left school as the all-time UC-Irvine leader in strikeouts (327)...ranked sixth in the nation in 2007 with 123

strikeouts...posted a 1-1 record (9.0 IP, 11 K) in the College World Series...Threw four consecutive complete games (3 ShO)

leading UC-Irvine to first CWS in school history...Pitched for 2007 Team USA earning a win over Russia.


08 Batavia NYP 5-2 2.32 14 6 0 0 0 54.1 37 14 14 3 1 17 60 3 0

09 Palm Beach FSL 3-5 2.92 14 13 0 0 0 74.0 50 28 24 7 3 32 73 1 0

Springfield Tex 4-5 5.20 11 11 0 0 0 55.1 52 38 32 8 3 36 46 5 0

10 Springfield Tex 5-1 1.26 12 8 0 0 0 50.0 34 11 7 4 0 19 46 2 0


GREENWOOD, Nick LHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 9/28/87 at Southington, CT

Weight - 180 Throws - L Resides - Southington, CT

SCHOOL - University of Rhode Island

HOW OBTAINED - Acquired by the Cardinals as part of a three-way trade on 7/31/10 with the Cardinals sending OF Ryan

Ludwick to the Padres, RHP Jake Westbrook to Cardinals and minor league RHP Corey Kluber from the Padres to Indians.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: His total ERA (2.83) and IP (149.2) would have each ranked 6th among Cardinals minor leaguers.


09 Eugene Nor 4-1 1.71 17 9 0 0 5 63.1 52 18 12 1 4 16 50 5 0

Fort Wayne Mid 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 3.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0

10 Fort Wayne Mid 4-4 4.15 21 17 0 0 1 95.1 109 48 44 4 7 19 65 6 2

Quad Cities Mid 1-0 1.16 11 0 0 0 0 23.1 20 5 3 0 0 9 16 3 0


GUERRA, Geddy E RHPHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 8/13/93 at Margarita, VZ

Weight - 179 Throws - R Resides - Margarita, VZ

HOW OBTAINED - Signed by the Cardoinals as a non-drafted free agent on 2/7/10.




GUZMAN, Francisco RHPHeight - 6'0 Bats - R Born - 2/20/88 at Bolivar, VZ

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - La Soledad, VZ


CAREER NOTES - 2008: Converted to pitcher midseason after starting career as a catcher.










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JACKSON, Ryan C. SSHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 5/10/88 at Miami, FL

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Miami Springs, FL

SCHOOL - University of Miami-Fla.


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named ‘Best Defensive Infielder’ in the Cardinals system by Baseball America’s Best Tools

Survey...ranked sixth among Cardinals minor leaguers in both hits (125) and walks (59). 2009: First team All-Atlantic Coast

Conference selection...Selected to play for 2008 USA National team.


09 Batavia NYP .216 67 245 29 53 4 1 0 14 7 2 0 29 37 4 3 .241 .297 12

10 Quad Cities Mid .272 84 302 47 82 13 2 2 27 0 5 0 48 63 6 7 .348 .366 21

Palm Beach FSL .291 41 148 14 43 10 1 1 8 6 1 1 11 21 3 2 .392 .342 6


JENKINS, Tyrell D. RHPHeight - 6’4 Bats - R Born - 7/20/92 at Henderson, TX

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Henderson, TX

SCHOOL: Henderson (TX) HS

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals first round supplemental selection (50th overall) in the June, 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named the fourth-best prospect in the Cardinals organization by Baseball America... Named ‘Best

Athlete’ in the Cardinals system by BA’s Best Tools Survey...Went 8-2 with a 2.33 ERA and batted .417 while leading Henderson

High to their second-straight Texas District 14 4A Championship...was recruited by Baylor University to play quarterback.




JIMENEZ, Charllan RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 11/29/89 at Valverde Mao, DR

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Valverde Mao, DR


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Ranked first among all Cardinals minor league pitchers with a 2.14 ERA.







JOHNSON, Cale O. RHPHeight - 6'2 Bats - R Born - 8/26/87 at Greeneville, IL

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Maryville, IL

SCHOOL - McKendree (IL) University

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 41st round selection (1,239th overall) in the June, 2009 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Led the Johnson City staff in starts (10) and innings pitched (62.1)...Ranked fourth among Cardinals

minor leaguers with a strikeout to walk ratio of 4.50 (36-8) and was the sixth toughest pitcher to homer off of with a ratio of 134.5

TBF to 1. 2009: Ranked 4th among Cardinals minor leaguers with a 5.20 strikeout/walk ratio...two-time America Midwest Pitcher-

of-the-Year.






HIRALDO, Eduardo RHPHeight - 6'3 Bats - R Born - 8/21/89 at Santiago, DR



CAREER NOTES - 2010: In his only start of the season (7/28), threw five shutout innings allowing just one hit and striking out

nine...did not allow an earned run in his final four appearances (14.1 IP, 1 GS, 25 SO).




HOOKER, James D. (Deryk) RHPHeight - 6'4 Bats - R Born - 6/21/89 at San Diego, CA

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - San Diego, CA

SCHOOL - Mira Mesa HS


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked fourth among Cardinals minor leaguers with 127 strikeouts...led Quad Cities with 88 strikeouts

at the time of his promotion to Palm Beach and was T8th in the Midwest League.




Quad Cities Mid 0-1 1.61 4 4 0 0 0 22.1 20 5 4 2 1 6 18 1 0

09 Batavia NYP 1-6 3.98 15 10 0 0 0 61.0 56 30 27 4 6 23 53 4 0

10 Quad Cities Mid 5-4 2.83 18 11 0 0 1 70.0 58 26 22 3 5 22 88 5 1

Palm Beach FSL 3-3 3.27 8 8 0 0 0 41.1 39 18 15 0 3 14 39 2 0


INGRAM, D’Marcus K. OFHeight - 5'9 Bats - R Born - 3/30/88 at Pine Bluff, AR

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - North Little Rock, AR

SCHOOL - Pensacola JC

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 25th round selection (766th overall) in the June, 2006 First-Year Player Draft. Signed to a 2007

contract on 5/26/07.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named the Cardinals Organizational Player of the Month for May (.408 BA, 25 G, 8 2B, 4 3B and 16

RBI)...ranked in the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in triples (T1st, 7) and stolen bases (2nd, 22)...was named to the

Midwest League All-Star team. 2009: Ranked 4th among Cardinals minor leaguers with 25 stolen bases. 2007: Rated 16th-best

prospect in the Gulf Coast League by Baseball America...batted .343 (12-for-35) in Instructional League ranking first with 3 HR

and 8 SB.



08 Quad Cities Mid .235 76 255 37 60 5 1 4 16 0 2 6 24 47 7 8 .310 .314 12

09 Batavia NYP .290 37 138 19 40 5 4 0 12 2 0 1 17 20 18 2 .384 .372 1

Quad Cities Mid .246 30 117 17 29 8 0 0 11 3 2 1 17 18 7 5 .314 .341 1

10 Quad Cities Mid .324 49 185 40 60 11 6 3 28 1 3 2 23 33 11 8 .497 .399 5

Palm Beach FSL .269 51 193 21 52 10 1 1 20 1 1 7 14 38 11 4 .347 .340 2


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LONGMIRE, Nicholas OFHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 1/5/89 at La Mesa, CA

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - La Mesa, CA

SCHOOL- University of the Pacific


CAREER NOTES- Ranked among the Cardinals minor leaguers in triples (T1st, 7), slugging percentage (8th, .483) and on base

plus slugging percentage (8th, .855)...named New York Penn League Player of the Week for 6/21-27 (.423 BA, 3 3B, 2 HR, 10

RBI)...named to the NYPL All-Star team...ranked third in the league with 55 RBI, fifth with 128 total bases and second with 53

runs scored.


10 Batavia NYP .287 68 265 53 76 11 7 9 55 0 5 5 34 62 12 3 .483 .372 4


LOPEZ, Stalyn LHPHeight - 5'9 Bats - L Born - 12/28/91 at Bonao, DR

Weight - 160 Throws - L Resides - Bonao, DR






LUCAS, Aiden O. RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 4/21/88 at Evanston, IL

Weight - 225 Throws - R Resides - Evanston, IL

SCHOOL- Denison University





LUCAS, Joshua T. (Josh) RHPHeight - 6’6 Bats - R Born - 11/5/90 at Lakeland, FL

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - Lakeland, FL

SCHOOL- State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota CC

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals’ 21st round selection (649th overall) in the June, 2010 First-Year Player Draft.




KIEKHEFER, Dean A. LHPHeight - 6'0 Bats - L Born - 6/7/89 at Louisville, KY

Weight - 175 Throws - L Resides - Crestwood, KY

SCHOOL - University of Louisville




Quad Cities Mid 0-0 5.14 14 1 0 0 1 28.0 30 17 16 3 2 9 29 2 0


KLEIN, Geoffrey (Geoff) CHeight - 6’3 Bats - S Born - 3/27/88 at Huntington Beach, CA

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Huntington Beach, CA

SCHOOL- Santa Clara University



10 Batavia NYP .295 30 95 11 28 11 0 0 12 0 0 0 14 24 0 0 .411 .385 1

Palm Beach FSL .000 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 0


KULIK, Ryan C. LHPHeight - 5'11 Bats - L Born - 12/3/85 at Marlton, NJ

Weight - 200 Throws - L Resides - Marlton, NJ

SCHOOL - Rowan (NJ) University


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Ranked among Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in games started (T-3rd, 25) and innings (8th,

137.0).


08 Batavia NYP 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 6.0 3 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 0

Quad Cities Mid 5-5 5.53 12 12 0 0 0 57.0 86 53 35 4 1 10 38 3 1

09 Palm Beach FSL 1-1 5.25 4 2 0 0 1 12.0 15 7 7 1 0 3 17 0 0

Springfield Tex 6-10 5.40 24 23 0 0 0 125.0 156 83 75 17 4 43 54 6 0

10 Memphis PCL 1-4 5.31 10 8 0 0 0 39.0 44 37 23 6 9 30 17 7 0

Springfield Tex 7-5 4.08 23 12 1 0 1 90.1 85 46 41 8 6 29 52 7 0


LARA, Edgar OFHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 3/2/89 at Santo Domingo, DR



CAREER NOTES- 2010: Ranked fifth among Cardinals minor leaguers with 17 home runs...ranked 1st in Midwest League in

HR/AB ratio (1/20.71)






10 Quad Cities Mid .239 105 352 50 84 20 2 17 73 0 1 1 44 145 2 3 .452 .324 8


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MARTINEZ, Carlos E. RHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 9/21/91 at Colinas Del Sur, Dominican Republic

Weight - 165 Throws - R Resides - Colinas Del Sur, Dominican Republic


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Topped the Cardinals minor leaguers in ERA (0.76), opponents batting average (.144) and WHIP

(0.71) and ranked in the Top 10 in strikeouts per 9 innings (2nd, 11.9), strikeout to walk ratio (3rd, 5.57) and toughest to homer off

of (4th, 228.0-1)...led the Dominican League in ERA, lowest BA (.144), strikeouts/9 IP (11.90) and WHIP (T1st)...named the third-

best prospect in the Cardinals organization by Baseball America.


10 DSL Cardinals DSL 3-2 *0.76 12 12 1 0 0 59.0 28 8 5 1 6 14 78 6 0


MARTINEZ, Jose G. SSHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 1/24/86 at Carabobo, VZ

Weight - 175 Throws - R Resides - Carabobo, VZ


CAREER NOTES - 2007: Appeared in 39 games for Aragua in the Venezuelan Winter League and batted .260 with two home

runs and 10 RBI.



06 Quad Cities Mid .270 91 326 47 88 20 2 8 36 0 4 8 18 26 7 6 .417 .320 14

07 Palm Beach FSL .248 62 226 22 56 9 1 2 19 3 1 2 10 20 4 4 .323 .285 8

Springfield Tex .300 66 250 37 75 13 0 10 46 3 4 3 14 24 0 0 .472 .339 9

08 Springfield Tex .253 127 483 50 122 20 1 8 67 10 7 10 20 44 1 4 .348 .292 13


10 GCL Cardinals# GCL .250 6 20 1 5 2 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 .350 .318 0


MARTINEZ, Ricardo J. (Ricky) RHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - R Born - 4/20/88 at Baltimore, MD


SCHOOL- Nova Southeastern University





MATA, Luis M. RHPHeight - 6'2 Bats - R Born - 4/27/91 at Puerto Plata, DR







LUNA, Aaron J. OFHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 3/28/87 at Oklahoma City, OK

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Southlake, TX

SCHOOL - Rice University


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Led the Texas League in on-base percentage (.426) and hit by pitches (25), also ranked fifth in walks

(63)...named to the TL All-Star team...named TL Player of the Week for 6/13-20 (.414 BA, 3 2B, 4 HR, 11 RBI)...his hit by pitch

total of 28 was the most in the Cardinals organization...ranked in the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in OBP (2nd,.415),

walks (4th, 68), runs (6th, 70), homers (6th, 16) and OPS (6th, .870). 2009: Tied teammate Colt Sedbrook for minor league lead

with 24 hit by pitch, and tied Sedbrook and Adron Chambers for the Palm Beach single season record with 16 HBP...Was hit 52

times in college, 2nd in school history behind fellow Cardinals’ minor leaguer Tyler Henley.


08 Quad Cities Mid .234 21 64 11 15 2 1 6 12 0 0 5 13 19 1 0 .578 .402 0

Palm Beach FSL .080 13 25 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 3 8 0 0 .080 .303 0

09 Quad Cities Mid .125 6 16 5 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 5 5 2 0 .188 .391 0

Palm Beach FSL .253 54 186 29 47 11 4 8 34 1 3 16 22 41 3 2 .484 .374 5

Springfield Tex .232 29 69 9 16 4 0 3 8 1 0 6 8 18 2 1 .420 .361 3

10 Memphis PCL .205 17 44 10 9 1 1 1 1 0 0 3 5 10 0 0 .341 .327 1

Springfield Tex .270 103 319 60 86 13 3 15 54 0 1 *25 63 73 5 1 .470 *.426 2


LYONS, Tyler W. LHPHeight - 6’4 Bats - S Born - 2/21/88 at Lubbock, TX

Weight - 195 Throws - L Resides - Lubbock, TX

SCHOOL - Oklahoma State University



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MARTIN, Trevor SSHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 8/3/91 at Seattle, WA

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Seattle, WA

SCHOOL - West Seattle HS





MARTINEZ, Bryan L. RHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 3/1/91 at Santo Domingo, DR

Weight - 172 Throws - R Resides - Bonao, DR


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Topped the DSL staff in strikeouts (T1st, 55)...ranked in the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in

opponent batting average (2nd, .176), strikeouts per 9 innings (4th,10.55), toughest to homer off of (3rd, 302.0-1) and WHIP (4th,

1.01).






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MEDINA, Rafael N. SSHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 10/24/91 at Santo Domingo, DR


HOW OBTAINED - Signed by the Cardinals as an non-drafted free agent on 12/24/09.




MELKER, Adam OFHeight - 5’11 Bats - L Born - 1/31/88 at Claremont, CA

Weight - 180 Throws - L Resides - Claremont, CA

SCHOOL- Cal Poly San Luis Obispo



10 Batavia NYP .309 35 97 17 30 4 2 0 11 3 1 6 12 19 4 0 .392 .414 2


MENDOZA, Richard O. RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - S Born - 2/25/92 at Juncos, PR

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Juncos, PR





MIJARES, Jean D. LHPHeight - 5’11 Bats - L Born - 1/10/88 at Ocumare del Tuy, VZ

Weight - 172 Throws - L Resides - Santa Teresa, Miranda, VZ

HOW OBTAINED - Selected by the Cardinals in the AAA phase of the 2010 Rule 5 Draft from Minnesota on 12/9/10.


06 DSL Twins DSL 0-0 2.31 8 0 0 0 1 11.2 7 8 3 0 1 7 12 7 0

VSL Twins/Blue Jays VSL 2-0 4.73 7 0 0 0 1 13.1 11 9 7 1 1 8 14 5 0

07 VSL Cubs/Twins VSL 1-4 5.71 27 0 0 0 8 41.0 39 29 26 3 4 32 32 5 1

08 GCL Twins GCL 0-3 5.13 13 5 0 0 0 33.1 32 22 19 0 3 20 30 6 1

09 GCL Twins GCL 1-0 2.81 12 0 0 0 0 16.0 5 6 5 1 2 14 17 7 0

10 Elizabethton Appy 2-1 2.67 15 2 0 0 1 33.2 24 13 10 4 3 17 45 6 0


MONTANEZ, Fermin I. RHPHeight - 6’4 Bats - R Born - 1/1/91 at Maracay, VZ

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Maracay, VZ






MATEO, Luis G. RHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 5/23/90 at Bayamon, PR

Weight - 160 Throws - R Resides - Orocovis, PR

SCHOOL - Jose Rojas Cortez HS


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Ranked second on QC team in hits (89), doubles (22) and triples (5).





10 Quad Cities Mid .249 99 358 60 89 22 5 4 36 3 1 8 39 100 10 8 .372 .335 18


McCULLY, Nicholas G. (Nick) RHPHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 9/5/88 at Polk County, FL

Weight - 195 Throws - R Resides - Lakeland, FL

SCHOOL - Coastal Carolina University


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Named all-Big South first team pitcher...2008: Threw a perfect game in the Cape Cod League for

Bourne vs. Orleans (6/28/08)...Also named to the Cape Cod all-League team with a 5-0 record and 1.98 ERA in 50 IP with 44 K.


09 Quad Cities Mid 1-0 7.20 16 0 0 0 0 20.0 24 17 16 3 3 14 19 3 0

10 Batavia NYP 4-2 4.19 14 13 0 0 0 68.2 68 40 32 4 2 17 44 8 0


McGREGOR, Scott R. RHPHeight - 6'3 Bats - R Born - 12/19/86 at Cincinnati, OH

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Middletown, OH

SCHOOL - University of Memphis


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Named ‘Best Control’ in the Cardinals system by Baseball America’s Best Tools Survey...ranked in the

Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in wins (T5th, 10), innings pitched (T9th, 137.2), ERA (7th, 3.14) and strikeout to walk ratio

(10th, 3.05)...won five of his final six regular season starts (39.2 IP, 2.53 ERA, 28 K)




Quad Cities Mid 0-0 2.84 3 0 0 0 0 6.1 9 3 2 0 1 1 2 1 1

09 Quad Cities Mid 7-11 5.56 34 17 0 0 1 115.0 141 92 71 5 7 26 78 10 2

10 Palm Beach FSL 4-3 2.68 16 8 1 1 0 57.0 69 25 17 1 3 13 18 5 0

Springfield Tex 6-5 3.46 15 12 2 0 0 80.2 82 38 31 7 6 9 49 2 0


MEDINA, German D. (David) OFHeight - 6’3 Bats - L Born - 1/1/89 at Santo Domingo, DR










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MULLIGAN, Casey F. RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 10/5/87 at Arcadia, CA

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Castaic, CA

SCHOOL - Valencia HS (CA)


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked sixth among Cardinals minor leaguers in saves (13)...named a Florida State League All-Star.

2009: Ranked in the Top 10 among Cardinals minor leaguers: T-2nd appearances (58), 4th in saves (16), 6th in opponent’s

batting (.178), 2nd in strikeouts per nine innings(12.78), 9th in strikeouts (97) and 10th in WHIP (1.05). 2008: Converted to

pitcher midseason.


08 Palm Beach FSL 1-1 3.34 27 0 0 0 0 35.0 34 13 13 1 1 16 38 1 0


09 Quad Cities Mid 2-0 0.45 17 0 0 0 9 20.0 8 2 1 0 1 5 36 1 0

Palm Beach FSL 1-2 1.61 26 0 0 0 5 28.0 20 9 5 1 1 12 34 0 0

Springfield Tex 3-0 2.21 15 0 0 0 2 20.1 15 5 5 1 2 12 27 0 0

10 Springfield Tex 0-1 6.00 15 0 0 0 1 18.0 22 15 12 1 0 11 23 2 0

Palm Beach FSL 0-0 0.30 25 0 0 0 12 29.2 20 1 1 0 1 8 47 2 1





08 Palm Beach FSL .000 33 13 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 7 0 0 .000 .133 0

09 Springfield Tex .000 9 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0

10 Springfield Tex .000 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 2


NADEAU, Jeffrey LHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - L Born - 7/30/89 at Westminster, CO

Weight - 185 Throws - L Resides - Westminster, CO

SCHOOL - Louisiana State University-Shreveport





NAZARIO, Iden A. LHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - L Born - 3/28/89 at Miami, FL

Weight - 190 Throws - L Resides -Miami, FL

SCHOOL - University of Miami-Fla.





MONTERO, Jesus R. CHeight - 5’10 Bats - R Born - 6/21/91 at Guacara, VZ

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Maray, VZ











MOSCATEL, Kevin CHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 5/16/91 at Miranda, VZ






Palm Beach FSL .111 4 9 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .111 .111 0

10 Palm Beach FSL .083 5 12 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 .083 .214 1

GCL Cardinals GCL .283 28 92 10 26 6 0 1 17 0 1 3 11 19 0 1 .380 .374 1


MOSS, Andrew W. RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 10/8/86 at Arcadia, CA

Weight - 210 Throws - R Resides - Channahon, IL

SCHOOL - Lincoln (MO) University


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked in the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in opponent batting average (9th, .238) and WHIP

(10th, 1.21)...ranked second in the New York-Penn League with eight wins..named NYP League Pitcher-of-the-Week for 6/28-

7/6 when he went 2-0 in two games, allowing just 3 ER in 12.1 IP (2.23 ERA) with 10 K.



Batavia NYP 0-1 13.50 1 1 0 0 0 4.2 8 7 7 0 0 1 5 0 0

10 Batavia NYP 8-2 3.35 14 14 0 0 0 75.1 68 32 28 6 3 23 61 4 0


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NUERNBERG, Dyllon RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 5/28/91 at Las Vegas, NV


SCHOOL - Western Nevada Community College





O’NEILL, Mike OFHeight - 5’9 Bats - L Born - 2/12/88 at Riverside, CA

Weight - 170 Throws - L Resides - Riverside, CA

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals’ 31st round selection (949th overall) in the June, 2010 First-Year Player Draft.


10 Batavia NYP .283 40 92 23 26 5 2 0 9 1 2 0 18 13 5 1 .380 .393 1


OBREGON, Ted T. SSHeight - 5’11 Bats - S Born - 4/5/90 at Caracas, VZ





DSL Cardinals DSL .229 23 70 14 16 2 0 0 7 4 0 2 16 16 7 4 .257 .386 5



10 Palm Beach FSL .174 22 69 11 12 3 0 0 5 3 0 0 3 17 6 1 .217 .208 4

Quad Cities Mid .175 44 154 22 27 7 0 2 19 3 2 1 16 40 10 3 .260 .254 11


ORAA, Carlos RHPHeight - 6'2 Bats - R Born - 10/5/89 at San Jose de Barlovento, VZ

Weight - 160 Throws - R Resides - San Jose de Barlovento, VZ


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Ranked 6th among Cardinals minor leaguers in ERA (3.04) and Toughest to HR off (272 TBF/1 HR).




09 VSL Cardinals VSL 5-2 3.04 14 +14 0 0 0 68.0 65 25 23 1 2 13 48 3 2



PAREJO, Frederick J. (Freddy) OFHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 7/5/90 at Caraballeda, VZ

Weight - 165 Throws - R Resides - Caraballeda, VZ


CAREER NOTES - 2008: Went 1-for-2 with a solo HR as starting CF at the NY-Penn League All-Star Game.



08 Batavia NYP .278 55 209 24 58 8 0 1 21 0 3 3 14 35 4 2 .330 .328 7

09 Quad Cities Mid .221 94 339 37 75 17 3 2 36 1 3 1 35 55 2 5 .307 .294 7

10 Quad Cities Mid .216 96 334 59 72 18 2 10 38 3 1 3 52 95 7 2 .371 .326 5


NIETO, Arquimedes N. RHPHeight - 6'0 Bats - R Born - 4/28/89 at Panama City, Panama

Weight - 175 Throws - R Resides - Panama City, Panama


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked 10th among Cardinals minor leaguers in opponent batting average (.243)...ranked fourth in

the Florida State League in Opp BA (.235)...named FSL Pitcher-of-the-Week for 7/12-19 after a brilliant performance on 7/18

when he threw 8.2 shutout innings (3 H, 7 K) 2009: His 116 strikeouts ranked 4th among Cardinals minor leaguers...Ranked T-

9th in games started with 22. 2008: Appeared in the New York-Penn League All-Star Game.



08 Batavia NYP 6-1 2.95 15 9 0 0 0 58.0 53 24 19 3 2 18 42 4 0

09 Quad Cities Mid 3-9 4.01 23 16 0 0 0 101.0 94 49 45 6 7 26 89 8 3

Palm Beach FSL 1-3 4.28 6 6 0 0 0 33.2 32 20 16 1 3 9 27 4 0

10 Springfield Tex 1-3 5.30 7 6 0 0 1 35.2 36 24 21 6 3 19 30 3 0

Palm Beach FSL 9-7 3.44 20 20 0 0 0 115.0 101 49 44 6 6 39 75 10 0


NORRICK, Floyd T. (Tyler) LHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - L Born - 9/27/83 at St. Louis, MO

Weight - 180 Throws - L Resides - Crystal City, MO

SCHOOL - Southern Illinois University-Carbondale


CAREER NOTES- 2009: Topped the Springfield staff with 52 appearances and led relief pitchers with 78 strikeouts...ranked

second among Cardinals minor leaguers with 58 appearances and third with 11.65 K/9 IP. 2007: Topped Florida State League

pitchers with 28 games started and 165.1 innings pitched, setting Palm Beach franchise marks for both as well as strikeouts

(134)...named Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April (3-1, 1.63 ERA, 5 GS).


06 State College NYP 1-0 2.25 1 0 0 0 0 4.0 4 1 1 0 0 0 9 0 0

Quad Cities Mid 2-2 3.72 13 12 0 0 1 65.1 60 28 27 3 4 35 60 2 2

07 Palm Beach FSL 11-9 3.59 28 28 2 1 0 165.1 134 69 66 11 7 73 134 7 1

08 Memphis PCL 0-1 2.25 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 1 2 1 0 0 6 8 0 0

Palm Beach FSL 1-2 6.87 5 5 0 0 0 18.1 19 14 14 2 2 11 22 2 1

09 Springfield Tex 3-1 4.12 52 0 0 0 5 59.0 48 34 27 4 3 44 78 3 2

Memphis PCL 0-0 6.75 6 0 0 0 0 6.2 8 5 5 2 1 5 7 1 0

10 Palm Beach FSL 2-1 3.00 11 0 0 0 0 12.0 8 5 4 0 0 6 16 0 0

Springfield Tex 0-1 5.57 22 0 0 0 0 21.0 19 13 13 1 2 25 18 3 0

Memphis PCL 3-1 6.60 10 0 0 0 0 15.0 16 11 11 1 0 15 16 2 1


NOVAK, Jason RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 10/19/87 at Tarzana, CA

Weight - 205 Throws - R Resides - Agoura Hills, CA

SCHOOL - University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)




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PEREZ, Jose F. RHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 6/8/93 at Guiria, VZ

Weight - 178 Throws - R Resides - Guiria, VZ





PEREZ, Luis J. CHeight - 5’10 Bats - R Born - 7/24/91 at Santo Domingo, DR



CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named a DSL Mid-Season All-Star...threw out 47.7 percent (21 CS- 23 SB) of attempted base

stealers...ranked seventh among Cardinals minor leaguers in batting average (.302) and fifth in on base percentage (.409). 2009:

Threw out 38.8 percent (19-49) of would-be base stealers.





PEREZ, Wader E. 2B/3BHeight - 5’10 Bats - S Born - 6/12/90 at Santo Domingo, DR








PHAM, Thomas J. (Tommy) OFHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 3/8/88 at Las Vegas, NV


SCHOOL - Durango (NV) HS


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked in the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in doubles (T7th, 27), walks (5th, 60), stolen bases

(5th, 17) and on base percentage (9th, .394)...named ‘Best Outfield Arm’ in the Cardinals system by Baseball America’s Best

Tools Survey. 2008: Named Midwest League Player of the Week for the week ending 5/19 after collecting three leadoff homers

and driving in 10 runs while batting .333...had five home runs in his first seven games for Quad Cities. 2007: Switched positions

from shortstop to the outfield. 2006: Was a Second Team High School All-American...had committed to Cal State Fullerton

before signing with the Cardinals.



07 Quad Cities Mid .063 14 32 3 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 3 9 3 0 .063 .189 1

Batavia NYP .205 67 239 33 49 8 5 2 16 1 0 1 25 60 14 6 .305 .283 1

08 Palm Beach FSL .146 27 82 9 12 3 0 1 7 2 0 1 7 30 1 1 .220 .222 0

Quad Cities Mid .218 86 312 51 68 11 4 17 49 2 2 3 27 126 17 4 .442 .285 2

09 Palm Beach FSL .232 114 336 47 78 15 5 8 44 3 1 4 36 102 18 6 .378 .313 4

10 Palm Beach FSL .262 68 237 42 62 14 4 3 27 1 2 3 42 59 13 4 .392 .377 3

Springfield Tex .339 38 121 19 41 13 1 3 18 0 0 1 18 28 4 2 .537 .429 4


PARISE, Pete A. RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 12/5/83 at Bronx, NY

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Wellington, FL

SCHOOL - University of Pittsburgh


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Received an invite to Major League Spring Training as a non-roster invitee. 2009: Converted eight of

nine save opportunities at Memphis (AAA).



Batavia NYP 3-3 4.58 11 7 0 0 0 37.1 42 20 19 1 6 8 22 6 0

08 Quad Cities Mid 3-1 2.23 36 0 0 0 13 48.1 42 16 12 5 2 7 50 5 0

Palm Beach FSL 2-1 2.25 11 0 0 0 0 16.0 13 4 4 2 0 7 12 0 0

09 Springfield Tex 3-1 2.88 25 0 0 0 0 40.2 31 13 13 3 1 12 29 1 1

Memphis PCL 2-1 4.17 32 0 0 0 8 36.2 34 20 17 4 1 13 31 1 0

10 Memphis PCL 0-0 8.50 16 0 0 0 2 18.0 28 19 17 5 1 7 7 1 0


PASEN, Jose M. RHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 5/19/90 at San Pedro De Macoris, DR

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - San Pedro De Macoris, DR


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Led the GCL staff with 11 starts. 2008: Converted from an outfielder to a pitcher.










PAULINO, Willy A. RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 6/21/90 at Santo Domingo, DR



CAREER NOTES- 2010: Ranked among the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in ERA (5th, 2.76), opponents batting average

(6th, .207) and K/9 IP (9th, 7.98)...led the DSL team in appearances (16) and innings pitched (62.0).





PENA, Jose R. OFHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 5/26/92 at Santo Domingo, DR







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RAMOS, Edubray E. RHPHeight - 6'0 Bats - R Born - 12/19/92 at Caracas, VZ

Weight - 163 Throws - R Resides - Guacara, VZ





RAMOS, Steven OFHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 7/4/90 at Tracy, CA

Weight - 160 Throws - R Resides - Tracy, CA

SCHOOL - Ohlone (CA) Community College






RAPOPORT, James M. (Jim) OFHeight - 6’0 Bats - L Born - 6/25/85 at Northridge, CA

Weight - 180 Throws - L Resides - Westlake Village, CA

SCHOOL - Stanford University


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked in the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in runs (4th, 74), hits (3rd, 136) and walks (8th,

54)...2009: Led the Cardinals organization with 71 walks and T-4th in runs (69) and triples (6). 2008: Appeared in 29 games for

the Honolulu Sharks of the Hawaiian Winter League and batted .250 (24-96) with two HRs and nine RBI. 2006: Led the NY-Penn

League with 24 stolen bases and was T-5th in runs scored with 42.


06 State College NYP .216 66 241 42 52 8 3 1 21 1 1 2 30 76 *24 4 .286 .307 0

07 Quad Cities Mid .219 43 160 22 35 6 1 1 8 1 1 0 11 35 10 2 .288 .267 5

Palm Beach FSL .236 89 347 43 82 6 5 0 23 5 1 3 33 71 21 7 .282 .307 2

08 Palm Beach FSL .321 31 131 24 42 3 1 1 13 2 1 0 10 18 11 3 .382 .366 3

Springfield Tex .246 45 183 24 45 5 3 2 18 2 2 4 8 35 12 1 .339 .289 2

09 Springfield Tex .255 124 458 69 117 16 6 4 48 6 4 4 71 73 12 7 .343 .358 6

10 Springfield Tex .321 25 84 13 27 6 0 2 12 1 1 0 10 12 0 0 .464 .389 1

Memphis PCL .267 112 408 61 109 12 4 2 34 7 2 3 44 57 8 5 .331 .341 4


PICHARDO, Joel RHPHeight - 6'0 Bats - R Born - 2/20/88 at Santo Domingo, DR

Weight - 165 Throws - R Resides - Los Minas, DR







09 Quad Cities Mid 3-1 2.95 28 0 0 0 0 39.2 37 18 13 3 0 9 35 3 0

10 Palm Beach FSL 3-3 4.52 47 0 0 0 0 71.2 88 41 36 7 2 29 43 2 0


PIMENTEL, Luis E. 1B/3BHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 12/30/88 at Haina, DR

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Haina, DR


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Ranked T7th among Cardinals minor leaguers and 7th in the GCL League in batting average (.301).






PLANCHAR, Douglas J. RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 12/17/91 at Puerto La Cruz, VZ

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Guanta de Anzoategui, VZ





POLANCO, Jhonny RHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 4/28/92 at Ciudad Dario de Matagulpa, Nicaragua

Weight - 192 Throws - R Resides - Ciudad Dario de Matagulpa, Nicaragua






RADA, Jose G. RHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - R Born - 4/13/88 at Puerto Cabella, VZ

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Puerto Cabella, VZ


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Led the Appalachian League with 23 appearances. 2008: Was 2-1 with a 2.30 ERA (31.1 IP / 8 ER)

in 18 games (2 starts) for Aragua of the Venezuelan Winter League.


06 VSL Cardinals VSL 2-6 4.48 16 14 0 0 1 66.1 87 42 33 *7 3 13 44 4 3


08 GCL Cardinals GCL 0-4 5.80 13 6 1 0 0 45.0 *71 37 29 4 5 4 37 5 4

09 Johnson City Appy 5-0 1.76 *23 0 0 0 1 30.2 22 8 6 1 3 8 30 2 0

10 Batavia NYP 4-1 1.13 18 0 0 0 10 24.0 11 4 3 0 0 7 33 2 0

Quad Cities Mid 2-0 1.42 14 0 0 0 7 19.0 16 3 3 0 1 9 21 4 0


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REYES, Roberto OFHeight - 6’0 Bats - L Born - 5/10/89 at Santo Domingo, DR








RIVERA, Angel F. (Francisco) 1BHeight - 5’11 Bats - L Born - 12/3/88 at Medellin de Bravo, Mexico

Weight - 170 Throws - L Resides - Medellin de Bravo, Mexico




08 Batavia NYP .291 71 247 21 72 20 0 1 34 1 6 2 23 37 3 5 .385 .349 5

09 Palm Beach FSL .251 99 338 27 85 18 3 3 38 0 3 3 20 52 2 1 .349 .297 4

10 Palm Beach FSL .250 11 44 4 11 4 1 0 8 0 0 0 2 7 1 0 .386 .283 0


RODRIGUEZ, Delvi J. LHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - L Born - 9/14/90 at Santiago, DR

Weight - 170 Throws - L Resides - Las Charcas, DR






RODRIGUEZ, Jonathan 1B/3BHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 8/21/89 at San Juan, PR

Weight - 205 Throws - R Resides - San Juan, PR

SCHOOL - Manatee (FL) Community College


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Tied for third in homers (12) in the New York-Penn League...ranked fifth among Cardinals minor

leaguers in slugging percentage (.500)...led NY-P League in grounded into double plays (11). 2009: Led all Cardinals minor

leaguers in on base percentage (.421), ranked 5th in batting average (.309) and 3rd in OPS (.858).




10 Batavia NYP .258 69 244 46 63 13 5 12 40 1 4 3 28 56 3 2 .500 .337 10


RAUSCHENBERGER, Cory B. RHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - R Born - 7/31/84 at Montgomery, AL

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - Prattville, AL

SCHOOL - Alabama Southern CC


CAREER NOTES - 2007: Legally changed last name from Meacham to Rauschenberger...his 11 wins and 26 games started

were 5th-most in the Texas League...earned the win in Game 2 of the Texas League championship series, the Cards lone win,

by tossing 6.2 innings and allowing a run on five hits while walking three and fanning six. 2006: Combined to go 13-8 with a 3.25

ERA in his first professional season as a starter...led all Cardinals minor leaguers with 13 wins and his 3.25 ERA was 5th

lowest...tossed a complete-game, nine-inning shutout on 6/18 vs. Wisconsin in which he allowed three hits...won four of his last

five starts at Palm Beach (2.27 ERA).



New Jersey NYP 0-2 1.98 11 0 0 0 1 13.2 6 4 3 1 1 8 11 1 0

Quad Cities Mid 2-2 5.47 18 0 0 0 0 24.2 24 17 15 1 1 13 19 4 0

06 Quad Cities Mid 8-5 3.16 17 17 1 1 0 99.2 87 47 35 5 5 29 51 8 0

Palm Beach FSL 5-3 3.45 8 8 0 0 0 47.0 45 23 18 2 2 13 30 1 1

07 Springfield Tex 11-8 4.68 28 26 1 0 0 144.1 148 85 75 16 13 53 79 7 0

08 Memphis PCL 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 5 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0

Springfield Tex 1-3 6.94 9 3 0 0 1 23.1 30 21 18 3 1 10 21 1 0

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10 Palm Beach FSL 1-1 3.23 22 0 0 0 1 30.2 24 15 11 0 2 4 20 2 0


REID, Michael C. (Chase) RHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - L Born - 5/17/88 at Southlake, TX

Weight - 212 Throws - R Resides - Nashville, TN

SCHOOL - Vanderbilt University

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals’ 41st round selection (1,249th overall) in the June, 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named a New York-Penn League All-Star...did not allow a run in his final six appearances (6 G, 8.2

IP, 4 H, 8 K)...led NY-P League in lowest BA for relievers (.151) and fewest base runners/9 IP ratio (6.46).


10 Batavia NYP 2-0 2.05 20 0 0 0 2 30.2 16 8 7 2 1 5 43 4 0


REVESZ, Robert M. (Bob) LHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - L Born - 7/16/88 at Grove City, PA

Weight - 170 Throws - L Resides - Grove City, PA

SCHOOL - University of Louisville

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals’ 49th round selection (1,489th overall) in the June, 2010 First-Year Player Draft.




REYES, Robelys SSHeight - 5’9 Bats - S Born - 7/25/90 at Valverde, DR

Weight - 150 Throws - R Resides - Mao, DR


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked 10th out of Cardinals minor leaguers in batting average (.301) and third in stolen bases...led

the DSL team in hits (68) runs (43) total bases (83) games (65) at bats (226) and stolen bases.




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ROSENTHAL, Trevor J. RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 5/29/90 at Lee’s Summit, MO

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Lee’s Summit, MO

SCHOOL - Cowley County (KS) Community College

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 21st round selection (639th overall) in the June, 2009 First-Year Player Draft.





RUIZ, Romulo SS/3BHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 11/30/89 at Cagua, VZ

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Cagua, VZ


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Led the Appy League in walks (34) and led the team in games played (60) and doubles (19).







RUSSELL, Ronald Z. (Zach) RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 7/27/89 at Camden, AR

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - Bearden, AR

SCHOOL - Camden Harmony Grove (AR) HS


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked in the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in ERA (6th, 2.93), opponents BA (4th, .192), K/9IP

(6th, 8.95) and WHIP (T8th, 1.17)...his ERA ranked ninth in the New York-Penn League...led NY-P League in opponent batting

average (.192).






10 Batavia NYP 3-3 2.93 14 12 0 0 0 61.1 41 22 20 2 3 31 61 5 0


SANCHEZ, Victor M. 1BHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 12/30/88 at Cerritos, CA

Weight - 175 Throws - R Resides - Norwalk, CA

SCHOOL - University of San Diego


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Led the team in doubles (19) and tied for 3rd in the New York-Penn League.


10 Batavia NYP .291 57 213 36 62 19 1 3 31 1 1 8 22 42 2 3 .432 .377 2


RODRIGUEZ, Ryde A. OFHeight - 6’3 Bats - S Born - 2/2/88 at Havana, Cuba



CAREER NOTES - 2010: Batted .330 (38-115) with runners in scoring position. 2007: Batted .273 (12-for-44) and tied for the

team high with six RBI in Instructional League...first name is pronounced REE-day.




09 Quad Cities Mid .222 54 198 16 44 9 1 2 19 0 1 3 7 51 3 0 .308 .258 2

Batavia NYP .311 42 167 18 52 10 4 3 30 0 0 1 6 34 1 0 .473 .339 1

10 Quad Cities Mid .274 72 274 34 75 15 1 5 45 0 0 3 18 61 4 5 .391 .325 1

Palm Beach FSL .266 32 109 6 29 6 0 0 10 1 0 0 7 16 0 1 .321 .310 3


RODRIGUEZ, Starlin J. IFHeight - 5’10 Bats - S Born - 12/31/89 at Santo Domingo, DR

Weight - 168 Throws - R Resides - Santo Cristobal, DR


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Led the GCL team in games played (47) and triples (4).


09 DSL Rays DSL .227 8 22 7 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 5 7 3 1 .227 .433 1




RONDON, Jorge RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 2/16/88 at Calabozo, VZ

Weight - 175 Throws - R Resides - Calabozo, VZ






Quad Cities Mid 1-0 3.24 8 0 0 0 0 8.1 11 4 3 0 1 3 5 0 0

09 Palm Beach FSL 0-1 7.71 8 2 0 0 0 16.1 24 17 14 1 0 10 11 1 1

Quad Cities Mid 1-5 4.27 10 10 0 0 0 52.2 59 29 25 7 2 13 37 4 0

10 Quad Cities Mid 4-8 5.30 29 19 0 0 0 108.2 121 82 64 6 13 65 76 7 0


ROSARIO, Rainel OFHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 3/29/89 at Santo Domingo, DR

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - Sabana Perdida, DR


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named the Cardinals Minor League Player of the Month for August (.300, 27 G, 9 2B, 7 HR, 23

RBI)...tied for New York-Penn League lead with three intentional walks.






10 Batavia NYP .321 25 78 13 25 4 0 2 9 0 1 0 9 23 0 1 .449 .386 0

Quad Cities Mid .263 39 137 27 36 11 3 7 22 0 2 3 26 37 4 2 .540 .387 1


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SIEGRIST, Kevin R. LHPHeight - 6’5 Bats - L Born - 7/20/89 at Buffalo, NY

Weight - 190 Throws - L Resides - Wellington, FL

SCHOOL - Palm Beach Community College

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 41st round selection (1,235th overall) in the June, 2007 First-Year Player Draft.



09 Batavia NYP 1-0 3.86 10 4 0 0 2 28.0 30 14 12 4 5 11 23 2 0

10 Batavia NYP 0-1 7.29 7 4 0 0 0 21.0 24 17 17 1 3 16 14 2 0



SIMPSON, Jesse L. RHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 1/29/87 at Baton Rouge, LA

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Zachary, LA

SCHOOL - College of Charleston


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Ranked 7th among Cardinals minor leaguers in WHIP (1.01).



Batavia NYP 0-1 2.78 7 3 0 0 0 22.2 17 7 7 0 0 10 30 3 0

10 Quad Cities Mid 3-2 2.87 36 0 0 0 4 59.2 44 21 19 3 1 28 68 6 0

Palm Beach FSL 2-1 4.05 10 0 0 0 0 13.1 14 7 6 0 1 7 11 1 0


SMITH, Curt S. 1BHeight - 5’10 Bats - R Born - 9/9/86 at the Netherlands Antilles

Weight - 205 Throws - R Resides - Curacao, Netherlands

SCHOOL - University of Maine


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named a Texas League All-Star. 2009: Ranked 8th in the Florida State League in batting...Led Palm

Beach in the triple crown categories (.286, 10 HR, 56 RBI)...Was 7th among Cardinals minor leaguers in hits (126) and 4th in RBI

(65)...Played for the upstart Netherlands team in the 2009 World Baseball Classic. Appeared in four games and was 0-for-5.

2008: Named Appalachian League Player of the Year...won the Appy League batting title...his .418 OBP was tops in Appy...his

49 RBI were tied for tops in the league...was Appy League Player of the Week for 7/15-21...named to the Topps Short-

Season/Rookie All-Star Team.


08 Johnson City Appy *.378 47 193 34 73 14 1 8 49 0 1 3 11 36 3 4 .585 *.418 5

Quad Cities Mid .244 11 45 6 11 4 0 0 10 0 1 1 0 11 0 0 .333 .255 2

09 Palm Beach FSL .286 94 371 44 106 15 3 10 56 1 6 6 15 67 1 3 .423 .319 8

Springfield Tex .308 24 65 13 20 2 1 2 9 0 0 2 3 9 0 0 .462 .357 3

10 Springfield Tex .279 84 319 39 89 19 2 9 46 0 4 2 15 62 2 1 .436 .312 10


SMITH, Justin H. RHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 3/23/88 at Provo, UT

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Pleasant Grove, UT

SCHOOL - Utah Valley University




Batavia NYP 0-3 4.50 7 3 0 0 0 20.0 17 12 10 1 3 8 27 5 0

10 Quad Cities Mid 7-2 3.25 29 7 0 0 0 80.1 72 31 29 5 4 26 102 8 0


SANTANA, Michael J. RHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 8/1/90 at San Pedro de Macoris, DR

Weight - 155 Throws - R Resides - El Seibo, DR


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Tied for the team lead in wins (4).





SCHNEIDER, Scott E. RHPHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 6/7/88 at San Diego, CA

Weight - 175 Throws - R Resides - Fallbrook, CA

SCHOOL - St. Mary’s (CA) College


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named Cardinals minor league Pitcher-of-the-Month for April posting a 2-0 record with a 0.39 ERA in

23.0 IP striking out 22... named a Midwest League All-Star...ranked in the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in innings pitched

(T9th, 137.2), strikeouts (5th, 115) and WHIP (7th, 1.14). 2009: Named Cardinals minor league Pitcher-of-the-Month for July

posting a 1-0 record with an 0.83 ERA in 21.1 IP, 6 BB and 27 K...Ranked in the Top 10 among Cardinals minor leaguers in

strikeout/walk ratio posting 2nd best total at 5.85 (76 K/13 BB) and 2nd in WHIP at 0.91.


09 Batavia NYP 2-0 0.92 12 5 0 0 1 39.1 25 8 4 0 2 8 47 1 0

Quad Cities Mid 1-3 3.45 5 5 1 0 0 31.1 26 17 12 3 2 5 29 3 0

10 Quad Cities Mid 5-2 3.11 14 8 1 0 2 63.2 40 25 22 3 3 18 65 5 0

Palm Beach FSL 3-7 3.77 13 13 1 0 0 74.0 77 31 31 5 3 22 50 6 0


SCRUGGS, Xavier L. 1BHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 9/23/87 at Whittier, CA

Weight - 220 Throws - R Resides - Poway, CA

SCHOOL - University of Nevada Las Vegas


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named Florida State League Player of the Week (5/31-6/6) as he batted .438 (7-16) with 4 homers

and 8 RBI...named a FSL All-Star...ranked in the Top 10 of Cardanals minor leaguers in home runs (3rd, 21), RBI (4th, 74) and

slugging percentage (T9th, .472)...his homer total tied for fourth in the FSL. 2009: Named Midwest Player of the Week (8/3-9) in

his first week in the league batting .556 (15-27) with 4 HR and 15 RBI including a 5-for-6 game at BUR (8/9) and a 5-RBI game

vs. CR (8/5)...Hit 14 home runs between Batavia and Quad Cities to rank T-5th among Cardinals minor leaguers...Also ranked T-

9th with 59 RBI and 10th in walks (44).


08 Batavia NYP .219 61 215 23 47 17 0 6 33 0 2 5 19 68 0 1 .381 .295 12

09 Batavia NYP .324 41 145 21 34 7 0 7 26 0 1 4 21 48 1 1 .428 .345 5

Quad Cities Mid .295 34 129 17 38 7 1 7 33 0 0 2 23 43 2 1 .527 .409 9

10 Palm Beach FSL .269 87 316 42 85 18 1 13 53 0 3 8 30 107 3 0 .456 .345 7

Springfield Tex .245 33 110 16 27 6 0 8 21 0 0 2 10 36 0 0 .518 .320 3


SEGUNDO, Jefferson J. RHPHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 9/30/89 at Santo Domingo, DR






Minor League Totals 2-1 6.07 16 3 0 0 1 26,2 17 26 18 0 4 38 31 30 1

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SUMMERS, Houston L. RHPHeight - 5’9 Bats - R Born - 8/20/87 at Greensboro, NC

Weight - 174 Throws - R Resides - Summerfield, NC

SCHOOL - Northeast Guilford (NC) HS


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Utility player utilized as a knuckleball pitcher, converted to a pitcher full-time in 2008.


07 Missoula Pio 1-0 4.95 13 0 0 0 0 36.1 39 26 20 0 4 19 12 3 0

08 Yakima NW 5-7 5.29 14 14 0 0 0 78.1 77 52 46 7 4 45 34 6 1

Tucson PCL 0-1 21.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 7 7 7 1 1 5 6 3 0

09 South Bend Mid 0-0 17.18 2 0 0 0 0 3.2 5 7 7 1 0 4 5 0 0

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10 Batavia NYP 2-1 4.96 18 0 0 0 1 32.2 38 21 18 0 2 26 20 4 0



05 Missoula Pio .182 12 11 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 .273 .308 0

06 Missoula Pio .200 7 20 5 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 5 2 2 1 1 .250 .407 0

Yakima NW .143 10 28 2 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 2 10 1 1 .179 .226 2

07 Missoula Pio .227 9 22 1 5 1 0 0 2 1 0 1 2 5 0 2 .273 .320 4

09 Mobile Sou .500 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 .500 0

10 Batavia NYP .000 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 1.000 0


SWAGERTY, Matthew J. (Jordan) RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - S Born - 7/14/89 at Sachse, TX

Weight - 175 Throws - R Resides - Sachse, TX

SCHOOL - Arizona State University

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals’ 2nd round selection (75th overall) in the June, 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Played for the Surprise Rafters in the Arizona Fall League (0-1, 3.60 ERA, 5.0 IP)...named the ninth-

best prospect in the Cardinals organization by Baseball America...named ‘Best Curveball’ in the Cardinals system by BA’s Best

Tools Survey...was first-team All-PAC Ten and named a finalist for the 2010 Stopper of the Year Award...registered a 2.05 ERA

with 39 strikeouts in 32.1 IP and set the single season saves record (14) for Arizona State.


2011 WILL BE HIS FIRST PROFESSIONAL SEASON

SWAUGER, Christopher R. (Chris) OFHeight - 6’0 Bats - L Born - 8/11/86 at Tampa, FL

Weight - 200 Throws - L Resides - Odessa, FL

SCHOOL - The Citadel


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Finished ranked in the Top 10 among Cardinals minor leaguers in runs (7th, 63), hits (10th, 113),

doubles (3rd, 29), triples (T-4th, 6), RBI (T-6th, 63) and slugging (6th, .463). 2008: Had 6 RBI in the postseason, 2nd-most in the

NY-Penn League behind teammate Edwin Gomez (7).


08 Batavia NYP .291 50 179 28 52 9 1 7 34 1 2 5 12 42 0 0 .469 .348 3

09 Quad Cities Mid .296 31 115 28 34 10 2 4 22 0 0 2 9 23 2 1 .522 .357 1

Palm Beach FSL .273 87 289 35 79 19 4 7 41 1 2 6 14 45 4 2 .439 .318 3

10 Palm Beach FSL .294 39 160 22 47 13 1 4 26 1 3 3 13 24 5 5 .463 .352 2

Springfield Tex .266 47 154 18 41 4 2 5 22 0 0 1 10 44 0 0 .416 .315 2


SMITH, Ross A. OFHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 10/6/87 at Eastman, GA

Weight - 200 Throws - R Resides - Eastman, GA

SCHOOL - Middle Georgia College




10 Palm Beach FSL .077 4 13 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 7 0 1 .077 .143 0

Batavia NYP .222 10 18 4 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 6 0 0 .222 .333 1

Quad Cities Mid .189 30 95 16 18 5 0 0 4 0 0 2 9 37 2 0 .242 .274 1

Minor Leaguer Totals .187 105 310 48 58 16 1 6 21 2 0 12 30 120 11 2 .303 .284 5

SQUATRITO, Joshua J. (Josh) RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 3/12/87 at Baltimore, MD

Weight - 210 Throws - R Resides - Willow Street, PA

SCHOOL - Towson University



09 Batavia NYP 4-1 1.37 20 0 0 0 1 26.1 21 5 4 0 1 6 35 0 0


STANLEY, Cody F. CHeight - 5’10 Bats - L Born - 12/21/88 at Clinton, NC

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Clinton. NC

SCHOOL - UNC-Wilmington


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Was a first-team All Colonial League selection as he batted .323 with 9 doubles and 23 RBI at NC-

Wilmington...Threw out 56.5% of would-be base stealers (13-23) and would have ranked fourth in minor league baseball, but did

not qualify...was named an Appy League All-Star...ranked second among Cardinals minor leaguers in batting average (.319).



Quad Cities Mid .250 2 4 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 1.000 .200 0


STIDHAM, Jason D. 2B/SSHeight - 5’11 Bats - L Born - 2/26/88 at Lakenheath, United Kingdom

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Palm Bay, FL

SCHOOL - Florida State University


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Was the captain of Florida State University team junior year. Batted .444 (4-9) with a home run

(game-tying three-run home run vs. Stanford) and four RBI in College World Series during sophomore year.


09 Quad Cities Mid .261 56 211 23 55 17 2 1 22 4 1 3 18 48 2 3 .374 .326 12

10 Quad Cities Mid .270 62 233 40 63 18 2 5 42 0 5 4 32 60 4 6 .429 .361 10


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SWINSON, Michael C. OFHeight - 6’2 Bats - L Born - 9/24/89 at Douglas, GA

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - Douglas, GA

SCHOOL - Coffee HS (GA)


CAREER NOTES - 2009: Made only one error in 80 total chances (.988 fielding percentage) with five outfield assists.



09 Johnson City Mid .338 21 74 18 25 4 1 3 14 0 1 1 11 17 6 1 .541 .425 0

Batavia NYP .196 23 92 13 18 5 1 0 9 4 1 0 11 24 4 1 .272 .279 1


Quad Cities Mid .222 49 171 27 38 5 4 3 22 1 0 3 19 41 6 3 .351 .311 3


TAPIA, Angel A. RHPHeight - 5'11 Bats - R Born - 5/21/90 at Santiago, DR







TAPIA, Miguel A. RHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - R Born - 2/6/88 at Santo Domingo, DR






08 Batavia NYP 4-2 3.86 15 9 0 0 0 53.2 59 28 23 4 5 28 36 7 2

09 Quad Cities Mid 3-4 4.90 33 8 0 0 0 82.2 89 52 45 4 5 41 63 5 1

10 Palm Beach FSL 0-1 4.50 9 0 0 0 0 10.0 9 5 5 1 2 5 12 1 0


TARTAMELLA, Travis S. CHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 12/17/87 at Fontana, CA

Weight - 205 Throws - R Resides - Alta Loma, CA

SCHOOL - California State University at Los Angeles


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Led the entire minor leagues with a caught stealing percentage of 58.6 (17 CS-29 SB ATT).



10 Palm Beach FSL .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .333 .333 0



TAVERAS, Oscar F. OFHeight - 6’2 Bats - L Born - 6/19/92 at Puerto Plata, DR

Weight - 180 Throws - L Resides - Sosua, DR


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked in the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in batting average (T5th, .303) and slugging

percentage (7th, .485)...named an Appy League All-Star...ranked third in the TL in batting average (.322), tied for fourth in RBI

(43) and fifth in slugging (.526)...hit .362 (42-116) in July, his first month at JC, with 8 doubles, 6 homers and 28 RBI in 28 games.






TERAN, Kleininger 3BHeight - 6’1 Bats - L Born - 7/23/89 at Maracay, VZ

Weight - 168 Throws - R Resides - Maracay, VZ


CAREER NOTES - 2010: His batting average (.303) ranked seventh in the Appy League and tied for fifth among Cardinals minor

leaguers.









TERRY, Aaron D. RHPHeight - 5’11 Bats - R Born - 12/28/86 at Pine Bluff, AR

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - Rison, AR

SCHOOL - Southern Arkansas University

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 42nd round selection (1,269th overall) in the June, 2009 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Tied for fifth among Cardinals minor leaguers in appearances (51) and fourth in saves (15)...his

appearances total was 4th in the Midwest League.



Batavia NYP 0-0 18.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 6 5 4 1 0 0 1 0 0

10 Quad Cities Mid 5-4 3.90 51 0 0 0 15 55.1 55 25 24 5 0 22 55 6 0


TORIBIO, Arturo RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 1/3/92 at Puerto Plata, DR






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TUIVAILALA, Samuel J. (Sam) SSHeight - 6’3 Bats - R Born - 10/19/92 at San Mateo, CA

Weight - 195 Throws - R Resides - San Mateo, CA

SCHOOL - Aragon HS

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals’ 3rd round selection (106th overall) in the June, 2010 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - MISC: Named pronounced TOO-ee-vahl-lah-la.




ULACIO, Ramon E. RHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - R Born - 3/17/91 at Caracas, VZ

Weight - 185 Throws - R Resides - El Hatillo, VZ






URIBE, Adriano LHPHeight - 6’4 Bats - L Born - 5/17/89 at Santo Domingo, DR




08 DID NOT PITCH DUE TO INJURY


10 GCL Cardinals GCL 3-2 3.51 11 8 0 0 0 48.2 54 32 19 1 1 15 37 6 *5


VALAIKA, Matt A. 2BHeight - 5’10 Bats - R Born - 4/2/88 at Valencia, CA

Weight - 180 Throws - R Resides - Valencia, CA

SCHOOL - UC-Santa Barbara



10 Batavia NYP .186 48 172 19 32 6 1 1 16 2 1 2 14 23 5 2 .250 .254 4


VALERA, Bryvic J. 2BHeight - 5’11 Bats - S Born - 8/1/92 at Montalban, VZ

Weight - 160 Throws - R Resides - Montalban, VZ


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked 6th in the VSL in batting average (.325), 5th in hits (69), 4th in slugging percentage (.472), 3rd

in extra-base hits (23) and second in triples (6)...his batting average topped all Cardinals minor leaguers and he finished in the

Top 10 in triples (T2nd, 6), slugging percentage (T9th, .472), on-base percentage (7th, .402) and on-base plus slugging (5th,

.873).




VALERA, Cesar A. SSHeight - 6’2 Bats - L Born - 6/19/92 at Puerto Plata, DR

Weight - 180 Throws - L Resides - Sosua, DR






VARGAS, Ildemaro 2B/SSHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 7/16/91 at Caripito, VZ

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Maturin, VZ







VASQUEZ, Ernest (Niko) SSHeight - 6’0 Bats - R Born - 2/26/89 at Oxnard, CA


SCHOOL - Durango (NV) HS

HOW OBTAINED - Cardinals' 3rd round selection (91st overall) in the June, 2008 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER NOTES - 2010: Ranked in the Top 10 of Cardinals minor leaguers in doubles (T3rd, 32), RBI (T8th, 70) and walks

(3rd, 82). 2008: Ranked in the Appalachian League top 10 in on-base percentage (.416 - 2nd), walks (29 - 4th), runs (42 - 5th)

and batting average (.317 - 9th)...rated 13th-best prospect in the Appy League by Baseball America.



Quad Cities Mid .128 11 39 6 5 1 0 0 3 1 1 0 4 17 0 0 .154 .205 2

09 Quad Cities Mid .197 61 208 27 41 6 1 1 14 3 3 2 28 58 2 2 .250 .295 24

Batavia NYP .209 70 249 19 52 11 2 2 21 0 3 1 26 56 1 1 .293 .283 10

10 Quad Cities Mid .242 73 252 36 61 17 1 9 42 1 6 5 55 71 1 3 .425 .381 9

Palm Beach FSL .262 59 206 26 54 15 2 3 28 1 1 1 27 49 0 1 .398 .349 10


VELAZCO, Gerwuins CHeight - 5'11 Bats - R Born - 10/7/91 at Caracas, VZ

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Los Teques, VZ


CAREER NOTES- 2010: Threw out 42.1% (27 CS-64 SB ATT) of would-be base stealers...ranked at the top of the VSL in

games played (T1st, 67), tied for 3rd in at bats (233) and ranked 2nd in walks (36).



10 VSL Cardinals VSL .270 +67 233 34 63 14 0 5 38 2 0 2 36 41 10 0 .395 .373 10


VILLANUEVA, Dail LHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - L Born - 1/23/90 at Caracas, VZ

Weight - 170 Throws - L Resides - Turmero de Aragua, VZ






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VILLEGAS, Kender R. RHPHeight - 6’2 Bats - R Born - 6/8/93 at Caracus, VZ

Weight - 170 Throws - R Resides - Los Teques, Miranda, VZ




Minlr League Totals 1-0 7.43 13 1 0 0 1 23.0 30 24 19 2 3 16 8 0 3

VIVAS, Wilfred 2BHeight - 5'11 Bats - S Born - 11/8/89 at Jardin, VZ

Weight - 155 Throws - R Resides - Jardin, VZ








WALSH, Colin 2BHeight - 6’1 Bats - S Born - 9/26/89 at La Jolla, CA

Weight - 202 Throws - R Resides - La Jolla, CA

SCHOOL - Stanford University




Batavia NYP .300 24 90 20 27 4 1 2 12 2 2 3 17 14 2 1 .433 .420 4

Quad Cities Mid .214 28 98 15 21 2 2 2 6 0 0 2 20 20 5 1 .337 .358 7


WASHINGTON, David E. 1B/OFHeight - 6’5 Bats - L Born - 11/20/90 at San Diego, CA

Weight - 200 Throws - L Resides - San Diego, CA

SCHOOL - University City (CA) HS


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Tied for the GCL team lead in doubles (8). 2009: Won a city slam dunk contest while playing

basketball in high school.





WHITING, Boone RHPHeight - 6’1 Bats - R Born - 8/20/89 at Oakdale, CA

Weight - 175 Throws - R Resides - Oakdale, CA

SCHOOL - Centenary College


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Led all Cardinals minor leaguers in strikeout/walk ratio (13.6) and ranked in the Top 10 in K/9 IP (3rd,

11.33) and WHIP (6th, 1.09)...earned the win in Game 1 of the Appy League Championship Series (6 IP, 5 H, 1 ER, 7

K)...strikeout total (68) tied for 5th in the Appy League.




WILLIAMS, Reginald (Reggie) OFHeight - 6’4 Bats - S Born - 9/15/89 at Odessa, FL

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Odessa, FL

SCHOOL - Middle Georgia College


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Named ‘Fastest Baserunner’ in the Cardinals system by Baseball America’s Best Tools Survey...tied

for second among Cardinals minor leaguers in triples (6).




WRIGHT, Justin LHPHeight - 5’9 Bats - L Born - 8/18/89 at Chesterfield, VA

Weight - 175 Throws - L Resides - Chesterfield, VA

School- Virginia Polytechnic Institute


CAREER NOTES - 2010: Recorded a career-high 15 strikeouts on 5/27 vs. then #6 Georgia Tech in a complete game 4-hit win

at the ACC Championship.


10 Batavia NYP 0-0 0.00 5 0 0 0 1 7.2 3 0 0 0 1 2 10 0 0


ZAWACKI, Brett R. RHPHeight - 6'1 Bats - R Born - 5/2/89 at Peru, IL

Weight - 190 Throws - R Resides - Peru, IL

SCHOOL - La Salle-Peru Township HS





09 Quad Cities Mid 1-3 5.63 8 8 0 0 0 32.0 34 22 20 1 3 10 22 0 0

10 Palm Beach FSL 7-5 3.82 21 19 0 0 0 108.1 117 52 46 4 9 32 50 4 2


ORGANIZATIONAL AWARD WINNERS

PLAYER OF THE YEAR PITCHER OF THE YEARYEAR NAME TEAM(S)

1995 Mike Gulan, 3B Louisville/Arkansas

1996 Dmitri Young, INF Louisville

1997 Brent Butler, INF Peoria

1998 Pablo Ozuna, INF Peoria

1999 Adam Kennedy, INF Memphis

2000 Albert Pujols, 3B Peoria/Potomac

2001 Covelli Crisp, OF Potomac

2002 John Gall, 1B New Haven

2003 John Gall, 1B Tennessee/Memphis

2004 Reid Gorecki, OF Palm Beach/Tenn.

2005 Travis Hanson, 3B Springfield

2006 Colby Rasmus, OF Quad Cities/Palm Beach

2007 Colby Rasmus, OF Springfield

2008 Daryl Jones, OF Palm Beach/Springfield

2009 Allen Craig, OF Memphis

2010 Matt Carpenter, 3B Palm Beach/Springfield

YEAR NAME TEAM(S)

1995 Mike Busby, RHP Louisville/Arkansas

1996 Britt Reames, RHP Peoria

1997 Cliff Politte, RHP Prince Wm./Arkansas

1998 Rick Ankiel, LHP Peoria/Prince Wm.

1999 Rick Ankiel, LHP Arkansas/Memphis

2000 Bud Smith, LHP Arkansas/Memphis

2001 Jimmy Journell, RHP Potomac/New Haven

2002 Tyler Johnson, LHP Peoria

2003 Dan Haren, RHP Tennessee/Memphis

2004 Anthony Reyes, RHP Palm Beach/Tenn.

2005 Mark Worrell, RHP Palm Beach

2006 Blake Hawksworth, RHP Palm Beach/Springfield

2007 P.J. Walters, RHP QC/Palm Beach/Spfd.

2008 Jess Todd, RHP Palm Beach/Spfd./Mem.

2009 Lance Lynn, RHP Palm Beach/Spfd./Mem.

2010 Shelby Miller, RHP Quad Cities


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Manager, Mike Shildt (center) led the Cardinals Johnson City, rookie level affiliate to the Appalachian League

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0 P

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0 P

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0 P

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0 P

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0 A

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11:0

0 A

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0 P

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TH

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0 P

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at N

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5 P

.M.

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0 P

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0 P

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0 P

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at A

lbuquerq

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vs. S

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5 P

.M.

6:0

7 P

.M.

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0 P

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5 P

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at A

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5/8

2:3

5 P

.M.

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7 P

.M.

1:0

5 P

.M.

MO

N, 5/9

at A

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at S

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Wis

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5/9

1:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

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6:3

5 P

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TU

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at C

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ate

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ton

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0

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5 P

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7 P

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0 P

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0 P

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1

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5 P

.M.

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0 A

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0 P

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2vs. S

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at C

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5/1

2

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

FR

I, 5

/13

vs. S

acra

mento

vs. N

W A

rkansas

at C

lea

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rat

Belo

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7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

6:3

0 P

.M.

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T, 5/1

4vs. F

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rkansas

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am

pa

at

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5 P

.M.

6:0

7 P

.M.

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0 P

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7 P

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0 P

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0 P

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9

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0 P

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0 P

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0 P

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5 P

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5 P

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0 P

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MO

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5 P

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TU

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FR

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an A

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9vs. O

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an A

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.M.

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6:0

0 P

.M.

FR

I, 7

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kla

hom

a C

ity

at F

risco

at B

radento

nvs.

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ton

at

Jam

esto

wn

vs.

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ski

at A

str

os

7/1

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

SA

T, 7/2

vs. O

kla

hom

a C

ity

at F

risco

at Ju

piter

vs.

Clin

ton

at

Mahonin

g V

alle

yvs.

Pula

ski

vs. M

arlin

s7

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6:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

5:0

0 P

.M.

9:0

0 A

.M.

SU

N, 7/3

vs. O

kla

hom

a C

ity

at M

idla

nd

at Ju

piter

at

Kane C

ounty

at

Mahonin

g V

alle

y

vs.

Kin

gsport

vs. N

atio

na

ls7

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6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

4:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

4:0

5 P

.M.

5:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

MO

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at N

ashvill

eat M

idla

nd

vs. B

radento

nat

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ounty

vs.

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g V

alle

y

at

Kin

gsport

at M

ets

7/4

7:0

5 P

.M.

6:3

0 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

TU

E, 7/5

at N

ashvill

eat M

idla

nd

vs. B

radento

nat

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ounty

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Mahonin

g V

alle

y

at

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7/5

7:0

5 P

.M.

6:3

0 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

12:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

WE

D, 7/6

at N

ashvill

evs. B

radento

nat

Burlin

gto

nvs.

Sta

te C

olle

ge

at

Blu

efield

vs. A

str

os

7/6

7:0

5 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

6:3

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

TH

U, 7/7

at R

ound R

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vs. F

risco

vs. B

radento

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nvs.

Sta

te C

olle

ge

at

Blu

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a

t M

arlin

s7

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7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

6:3

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

FR

I, 7

/8at R

ound R

ock

vs. F

risco

vs. D

unedin

at

Burlin

gto

nvs.

Sta

te C

olle

ge

at

Pula

ski

at N

atio

na

ls7

/8

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

6:3

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

SA

T, 7/9

at R

ound R

ock

vs. F

risco

vs. D

unedin

vs.

Wis

consin

at

Sta

te C

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ge

at

Pula

ski

vs. M

ets

(D

H)

7/9

7:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

SU

N, 7/1

0at R

ound R

ock

vs. M

idla

nd

vs. D

unedin

vs.

Wis

consin

at

Sta

te C

olle

ge

at

Pula

ski

7/1

0

7:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

7 P

.M.

4:0

0 P

.M.

2:0

0 P

.M.

5:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

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MO

N, 7/1

1vs. M

idla

nd

vs. D

unedin

vs.

Wis

consin

at

Sta

te C

olle

ge

at A

str

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7/1

1

7:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

TU

E, 7/1

2vs. M

idla

nd

vs.

Gre

enevill

evs. M

arlin

s7

/12

7:0

7 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

9:0

0 A

.M.

WE

D, 7/1

3P

CL A

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tar

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am

pa

vs.

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ity

vs.

Gre

enevill

evs. N

atio

na

ls7

/13

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alt L

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0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

TH

U, 7/1

4vs. R

ound R

ock

at N

W A

rkansas

at T

am

pa

vs.

Dayto

nvs.

Tri-C

ity

vs.

Gre

enevill

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at M

ets

7/1

4

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

FR

I, 7

/15

vs. R

ound R

ock

at N

W A

rkansas

at T

am

pa

vs.

Dayto

nvs.

Tri-C

ity

vs.

Princeto

n

7/1

5

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

SA

T, 7/1

6vs. R

ound R

ock

at N

W A

rkansas

at T

am

pa

vs.

Bow

ling G

reen

at

Auburn

vs.

Princeto

n

vs. A

str

os

7/1

6

6:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

5:0

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

5:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

SU

N, 7/1

7vs. R

ound R

ock

at N

W A

rkansas

vs. B

reva

rd C

ounty

vs.

Bow

ling G

reen

vs.

Auburn

vs.

Princeto

n

at M

arlin

s7

/17

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

4:0

0 P

.M.

2:0

0 P

.M.

4:0

5 P

.M.

5:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

MO

N, 7/1

8vs. O

maha

vs. T

uls

avs. B

revard

County

vs.

Bow

ling G

reen

at

Auburn

at

Princeto

na

t N

atio

na

ls7

/18

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

1:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

TU

E, 7/1

9vs. O

maha

vs. T

uls

avs. B

revard

County

at

Jam

esto

wn

at

Princeto

n

vs. M

ets

7/1

9

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

WE

D, 7/2

0vs. O

maha

vs. T

uls

avs. B

revard

County

at

Lake C

ounty

at

Jam

esto

wn

at

Princeto

n

7/2

0

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

11:0

0 A

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

10:0

0 P

.M.

TH

U, 7/2

1vs. O

maha

vs. T

uls

aat D

ayto

na

at

Lake C

ounty

vs.

Jam

esto

wn

at

Kin

gsport

a

t A

str

os

7/2

1

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

10:0

0 A

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

FR

I, 7

/22

at O

kla

hom

a C

ity

at N

W A

rkansas

at D

ayto

na

at

Lake C

ounty

vs.

Jam

esto

wn

at

Kin

gsport

vs. M

arlin

s7

/22

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

SA

T, 7/2

3at O

kla

hom

a C

ity

at N

W A

rkansas

at D

ayto

na

at

Fort

Wayne

at

Aberd

een

at

Kin

gsport

vs. N

atio

na

ls7

/23

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

5:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

SU

N, 7/2

4at O

kla

hom

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ity

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rkansas

at D

ayto

na

at

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at

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Gre

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ea

t M

ets

7/2

4

4:0

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.M.

6:0

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.M.

4:3

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.M.

2:0

5 P

.M.

4:3

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.M.

5:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

MO

N, 7/2

5at O

kla

hom

a C

ity

at N

W A

rkansas

at Lakela

nd

at

Fort

Wayne

at

Aberd

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vs.

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7:0

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.M.

7:0

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.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

TU

E, 7/2

6at R

ound R

ock

vs. A

rkansas

at Lakela

nd

vs.

Gre

enevill

evs. A

str

os

7/2

6

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

WE

D, 7/2

7at R

ound R

ock

vs. A

rkansas

at Lakela

nd

vs.

Peoria

vs.

Sta

ten I

sla

nd

at M

arlin

s7

/27

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

TH

U, 7/2

8at R

ound R

ock

vs. A

rkansas

at Lakela

nd

vs.

Peoria

vs.

Sta

ten I

sla

nd

vs.

Bristo

la

t N

atio

na

ls7

/28

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

10:0

5 A

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

FR

I, 7

/29

at R

ound R

ock

vs. N

W A

rkansas

vs. C

learw

ate

rvs.

Peoria

vs.

Sta

ten I

sla

nd

vs.

Bristo

l vs. M

ets

7/2

9

7:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

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SA

T, 7/3

0vs. Io

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learw

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rvs.

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Connecticut

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6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

7:0

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.M.

6:0

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.M.

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SU

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1vs. Io

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rkansas

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at

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ton

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str

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7/3

1

6:0

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.M.

6:0

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.M.

4:0

0 P

.M.

2:0

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.M.

12:0

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.M.

6:0

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.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

MO

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vs. Io

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vs. N

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rkansas

vs. C

learw

ate

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at

Eliz

abeth

ton

vs. M

arlin

s8

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7:0

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.M.

7:0

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.M.

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.M.

7:0

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.M.

6:0

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.M.

6:0

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.M.

11

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A.M

.

TU

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vs. Io

wa

at A

rkansas

at

Cedar

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svs.

Hudson V

alle

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Eliz

abeth

ton

vs. N

atio

na

ls8

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7:0

5 P

.M.

7:1

0 P

.M.

6:3

5 P

.M.

6:0

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.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

WE

D, 8/3

at R

eno

at A

rkansas

at C

harlott

e

at

Cedar

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sat

Hudson V

alle

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Bristo

la

t M

ets

8/3

9:0

5 P

.M.

7:1

0 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

6:3

5 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

TH

U, 8/4

at R

eno

at A

rkansas

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Hudson V

alle

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Bristo

l8

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9:0

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.M.

7:1

0 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

6:3

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.M.

6:0

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.M.

6:0

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.M.

FR

I, 8

/5at R

eno

at T

uls

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harlott

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Cedar

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svs.

Will

iam

sport

at

Bristo

lvs. A

str

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8/5

9:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

5 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

6:3

5 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

SA

T, 8\6

at R

eno

at T

uls

avs. F

ort

Myers

at

Belo

itvs.

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iam

sport

vs B

luefield

at M

arlin

s8

/6

9:0

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.M.

7:0

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.M.

5:3

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.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

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.M.

5:0

0 P

.M.

9:0

0 A

.M.

SU

N, 8/7

at C

olo

rado S

prings

at T

uls

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Belo

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iam

sport

vs B

luefield

at N

atio

na

ls8

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6:0

5 P

.M.

7:0

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.M.

4:0

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.M.

2:0

0 P

.M.

4:0

5 P

.M.

5:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

MO

N, 8/8

at C

olo

rado S

prings

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uls

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Belo

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iam

sport

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luefield

vs. M

ets

8/8

8:0

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.M.

7:0

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.M.

5:3

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.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

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.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

TU

E, 8/9

at C

olo

rado S

prings

vs. C

harlott

eat

Belo

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vs.

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okly

nvs.

Bristo

l8

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8:0

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.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

WE

D, 8/1

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olo

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prin

gs

vs. S

an A

nto

nio

vs. C

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okly

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la

t A

str

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8/1

0

8:0

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.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

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.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

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.M.

6:0

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.M..

11

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A.M

.

TH

U, 8/1

1vs. S

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nto

nio

vs. C

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Burlin

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nvs.

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okly

nvs.

Bristo

lvs. M

arlin

s8

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7:0

7 P

.M.

5:3

0 P

.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

6:0

5 P

.M.

6:0

0 P

.M.

11

:00

A.M

.

FR

I, 8

/12

vs. T

ucson

vs. S

an A

nto

nio

at F

ort

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vs.

Burlin

gto

nvs.

Verm

ont

at

Eliz

abeth

ton

vs. N

atio

na

ls8

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7:0

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.M.

7:0

7 P

.M.

6:0

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.M.

7:0

0 P

.M.

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288 289

N.L. EAST

Home Road TotalsW L W L W L

Atlanta 4 0 2 2 6 2

Florida 1 1 1 2 2 3

New York 2 1 1 2 3 3

Philadelphia 3 1 1 3 4 4

Washington 2 0 1 3 3 3

TOTALS 12 3 6 12 18 15

N.L. CENTRAL


Chicago 1 5 5 4 6 9

Cincinnati 6 3 6 3 12 6

Houston 3 6 2 4 5 10

Milwaukee 4 5 3 3 6 9

Pittsburgh 5 1 4 5 9 6

TOTALS 19 20 20 19 39 39

A.L. EAST


Toronto - - 2 1 2 1

TOTALS - - 2 1 2 1

N.L. WEST


Arizona 2 1 3 3 5 4

Colorado 4 0 0 3 4 3

Los Angeles 4 0 0 3 4 3

San Diego 3 1 1 2 4 3

San Francisco 2 1 1 2 3 3

TOTALS 15 3 5 13 20 16

A.L. WEST


Los Angeles 2 1 - - 2 1

Oakland 2 1 - - 2 1

Seattle 2 1 - - 2 1

TOTALS 6 3 - - 6 3

A.L. CENTRAL


Kansas City - - 1 2 1 2

TOTALS - - 1 2 1 2

OVERALL TOTALS 52 29 34 47 86 76

N.L. EAST

W L PCT. GB

PHILADELPHIA* 97 65 .599 -

ATLANTA+ 91 71 .562 6.0

FLORIDA 80 82 .494 17.0

NEW YORK 79 83 .488 18.0

WASHINGTON 69 93 .426 28.0

N.L. CENTRAL

W L PCT. GB

CINCINNATI* 91 71 .562 -

ST. LOUIS 86 76 .531 5.0

MILWAUKEE 77 85 .475 14.0

HOUSTON 76 86 .469 15.0

CHICAGO 75 87 .463 16.0

PITTSBURGH 57 105 .352 34.0

N.L. WEST

W L PCT. GB

SAN FRANCISCO* 92 70 .568 -

SAN DIEGO 90 72 .556 2.0

COLORADO 83 79 .512 9.0

LOS ANGELES 80 82 .494 12.0

ARIZONA 65 97 .401 27.0

* Division winner + Wild Card winner

A.L. EAST

W L PCT. GB

TAMPA BAY* 96 66 .593 -

NEW YORK+ 95 67 .586 1.0

BOSTON 89 73 .549 7.0

TORONTO 85 77 .525 11.0

BALTIMORE 66 96 .407 30.0

A.L. CENTRAL

W L PCT. GB

MINNESOTA* 94 68 .580 -

CHICAGO 88 74 .543 6.0

DETROIT 81 81 .500 13.0

CLEVELAND 69 93 .426 25.0

KANSAS CITY 67 95 .414 27.0

A.L. WEST

W L PCT. GB

TEXAS* 90 72 .556 -

OAKLAND 81 81 .500 9.0

LOS ANGELES 80 82 .494 10.0

SEATTLE 61 101 .377 29.0

2010 FINAL STANDINGS

2010 CARDINALS VS. OPPONENTS

Scoring first 64-21

Opponent scores first 22-55

Scoring more than 3 runs 77-20

Scoring 3 runs 3-10

Scoring fewer than 3 runs 6-46

Scoring in 3 or fewer innings 56-69

Scoring in 4 or more innings 30-7

First game of Series 34-18

Last game of Series 27-25

First game of road trip 8-5

Last game of road trip 6-7

First game of homestand 11-2

Last game of homestand 9-4

Following off-days 11-7

Final at-bat decisions 17-20

Come-from-behind wins 29

In errorless games 51-38

Extra innings 6-8

Shutouts 16-13

Leading after 7 innings 72-3

Tied after 7 innings 10-9

Trailing after 7 innings 4-64

Leading after 8 innings 74-2

Tied after 8 innings 9-7

Trailing after 8 innings 3-67

Out-hit opponents 64-19

Out-hit by opponents 14-53

Runs via HR 247

Opponent runs via HR 204

By Day:

Monday 14-5

Tuesday 7-16

Wednesday 11-14Thursday 8-10Friday 20-6Saturday 9-17Sunday 17-8

By Month:Spring 15-14April 15-8May 15-14June 13-13July 15-11August 11-15Sept./Oct. 17-15

By Series:

Won: 28 Split: 4

Lost: 20 Sweeps: 6

2010 CARDINALS RECORD WHEN

2010 CARDINALS WON-LOST BREAKDOWN


Shutouts 12 1 4 12 16 13

Shutouts - Individual 2 0 1 2 3 2

Extra Innings 4 3 2 5 6 8

One-Run Decisions 13 9 7 13 20 22

Two-Run Decisions 7 3 6 9 13 12

vs. LH Starters 16 12 10 16 26 28

vs. RH Starters 36 17 24 31 60 48

Grass Fields 52 29 32 46 84 75

Artificial Fields 0 0 2 1 2 1

Day Games 18 12 14 15 32 27

Night Games 34 17 20 32 54 49

April 8 3 7 5 15 8

May 8 5 7 9 15 14

June 9 5 4 8 13 13

July 11 3 4 8 15 11

August 5 7 6 8 11 15

September 8 6 6 9 14 15

October 3 0 0 0 3 0

WON LOST

Starters 68 56

Relievers 18 20

Streaks 8 5

DOUBLE-HEADERS WON LOST SPLIT

Home 0 0 0

Road 0 0 0

ST. LOUIS OPPONENTS

Double Plays 172 156

Triple Plays 0 0

Left On Base 1164 1135

Grand Slam HR 6 1

Home Runs - Home 67 55

Home Runs - Road 83 78

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12+ Total

CARDINALS 113 57 77 84 102 78 79 71 68 2 3 2 736

OPPONENTS 73 62 90 82 73 57 67 75 50 3 2 7 641

SCORING By INNING

2010 SEASON REVIEW 2010 SEASON REVIEW

2010 REVIEW20

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2010 CARDINALS DAy By DAyH/R

Date Team D/N Score Winner-Loser-Save ATT W-L STD GA/GB 4/5 CIN R-D W, 11-6 Carpenter-Harang 42,493 1-0 T1 ---4/6 OPEN DATE 1-0 T1 ---4/7 CIN R-N W, 6-3 Wainwright-Herrera-Franklin 28,132 2-0 T1 ---4/8 CIN R-D L, 2-1 Cordero-Motte 13,445 2-1 T1 ---4/9 MIL R-N W, 5-4 Reyes-Hoffman-Franklin 34,018 3-1 1 +1.04/10 MIL R-D W, 7-1 Garcia-Gallardo 42,039 4-1 1 +1.04/11 MIL R-N L, 8-7 Hoffman-McClellan 33,294 4-2 1 +1.04/12 HOU H-D W, 5-0 Wainwright-W.Rodriguez 46,918 5-2 1 +1.04/13 OPEN DATE 5-2 1 +0.54/14 HOU H-N W, 2-1 Penny-Myers-Franklin 35,883 6-2 1 +1.54/15 HOU H-D L, 5-1 Norris-Lohse 35,371 6-3 1 +1.54/16 NYM H-N W, 4-3 Carpenter-Nieve-Franklin 40,101 7-3 1 +2.04/17 NYM H-D L, 2-1 (20) Rodriguez-Mather-Pelfrey 43,709 7-4 1 +1.04/18 NYM H-N W, 5-3 WAINWRIGHT-Stoner 40,007 8-4 1 +1.04/19 ARI R-N W, 4-2 Penny-Boyer-Franklin 24,167 9-4 1 +1.54/20 ARI R-N L, 9-7 Haren-Boggs-Qualls 19,855 9-5 1 +1.54/21 ARI R-N W, 9-4 Motte-Qualls 19,165 10-5 1 +2.54/22 OPEN DATE 10-5 1 +2.04/23 SF R-N L, 4-1 Lincecum-Garcia-Wilson 42,860 10-6 1 +2.04/24 SF R-N L, 2-0 Zito-WAINWRIGHT-Wilson 41,785 10-7 1 +2.04/25 SF R-D W, 2-0 Penny-Cain-Franklin 40,230 11-7 1 +2.54/26 ATL H-N W, 4-3 Reyes-Saito-Franklin 35,257 12-7 1 +2.54/27 ATL H-N W, 5-4 Carpenter-Lowe-Motte 35,587 13-7 1 +3.54/28 ATL H-N W, 6-0 Garcia-Kawakami 35,693 14-7 1 +4.04/29 ATL H-D W, 10-4 Wainwright-Jurrjens 39,561 15-7 1 +4.04/30 CIN H-N L, 3-2 Cueto-Penny-Cordero 39,850 15-8 1 +3.0

APRIL TOTALS 427,939 15-8 1 +3.05/1 CIN H-D W, 6-3 Franklin-Fisher 41,536 16-8 1 +4.05/2 CIN H-D W, 6-0 Carpenter-Harang 43,292 17-8 1 +4.55/3 PHI R-N W, 6-3 Garcia-Blanton 44,817 18-8 1 +5.05/4 PHI R-N L, 2-1 (10) Contreras-Hawksworth 44,890 18-9 1 +5.05/5 PHI R-N L, 4-0 Kendrick-Penny 44,261 18-10 1 +4.05/6 PHI R-D L, 7-2 Halladay-Lohse 44,831 18-11 1 +3.55/7 PIT R-N W, 4-3 Franklin-Meek 16,473 19-11 1 +4.55/8 PIT R-N L, 2-0 Karstens-Garcia 25,047 19-12 1 +3.55/9 PIT R-D W, 11-4 Wainwright-Maholm 17,342 20-12 1 +3.55/10 OPEN DATE 20-12 1 +3.05/11 HOU H-N L, 6-3 Myers-Penny-Lindstrom 35,875 20-13 1 +2.05/12 HOU H-N L, 9-6 W.Rodriguez-Lohse-Lindstrom 36,342 20-14 1 +1.05/13 HOU H-D L, 4-1 Norris-Carpenter-Lindstrom 39,026 20-15 1 +0.55/14 CIN R-N W, 4-3 Garcia-Harang-Franklin 27,568 21-15 1 +1.55/15 CIN R-N L, 4-3 Leake-Wainwright-Cordero 41,326 21-16 1 +0.55/16 CIN R-D L, 7-2 ARROYO-Penny 26,712 21-17 2 -0.55/17 WSH H-N W, 6-2 Lohse-Stammen 38,005 22-17 2 -0.55/18 WSH H-N W, 3-2 Carpenter-Clippard-Franklin 36,345 23-17 2 -0.55/19 FLA H-N L, 5-1 A.Sanchez-Hawksworth 40,766 23-18 2 -0.55/20 FLA H-D W, 4-2 Wainwright-Robertson-Franklin 37,861 24-18 1 +0.55/21 LAA H-N W, 9-5 Motte-Piñeiro 44,111 25-18 1 +0.55/22 LAA H-D L, 10-7 Kazmir-Lohse 44,091 25-19 2 -0.55/23 LAA H-D W, 6-5 (10) Franklin-Shields 42,417 26-19 1 +0.55/24 OPEN DATE 26-19 T1 ---5/25 SD R-N L, 1-0 Garland-Wainwright-Bell 18,236 26-20 T1 ---5/26 SD R-N L, 2-1 (13) Mujica-Boggs 19,752 26-21 2 -1.05/27 SD R-D W, 8-3 Walters-LeBlanc 20,583 27-21 2 -1.05/28 CHI R-D W, 7-1 Carpenter-Wells 39,536 28-21 2 -1.05/29 CHI R-D L, 5-0 Silva-Ottavino 40,601 28-22 2 -2.05/30 CHI R-D W, 9-1 Wainwright-Dempster 41,353 29-22 2 -1.05/31 CIN H-D W, 12-4 Garcia-Arroyo 40,782 30-22 T1 ---

MAY TOTALS 520,449 15-14 T1 ---6/1 CIN H-N L, 9-8 Del Rosario-Reyes-Cordero 37,414 30-23 2 -1.06/2 CIN H-N W, 4-1 Carpenter-LeCure-McClellan 39,295 31-23 T1 ---6/3 OPEN DATE 31-23 T1 ---6/4 MIL H-N W, 8-0 WAINWRIGHT-Wolf 43,261 32-23 1 1.06/5 MIL H-D W, 5-4 (11) Boggs-Axford 44,180 33-23 1 1.06/6 MIL H-N L, 4-3 (10) Braddock-Motte-Axford 40,467 33-24 T1 ---


Date Team D/N Score Winner-Loser-Save ATT W-L STD GA/GB 6/7 LAD R-N L, 12-4 Monasterios-Hawksworth 44,876 33-25 T1 ---6/8 LAD R-N L, 1-0 Kuo-Miller-Broxton 48,046 33-26 T1 ---6/9 LAD R-N L, 4-3 Kershaw-Wainwright-Broxton 43,299 33-27 2 -1.06/10 OPEN DATE 33-27 2 -1.56/11 ARI R-N W, 5-2 Garcia-Lopez-Franklin 20,629 34-27 2 -0.56/12 ARI R-N L, 7-2 Haren-Ottavino 30,017 34-28 2 -1.56/13 ARI R-D L, 7-5 Vasquez-McClellan 23,922 34-29 2 -1.56/14 SEA H-N W, 9-3 Wainwright-French 36,113 35-29 2 -1.06/15 SEA H-N W, 4-2 Hawksworth-Rowland-Smith-Franklin 40,269 36-29 T1 ---6/16 SEA H-N L, 2-1 Vargas-Garcia-Aardsma 40,020 36-30 T1 ---6/17 OPEN DATE 36-30 2 -0.56/18 OAK H-N W, 6-4 Carpenter-Ziegler-Franklin 40,083 37-30 1 +0.56/19 OAK H-N W, 4-3 Wainwright-Sheets-Motte 43,682 38-30 1 +1.56/20 OAK H-D L, 3-2 Breslow-Hawksworth-Bailey 42,271 38-31 1 +1.56/21 OPEN DATE 38-31 1 +1.06/22 TOR R-N W, 9-4 Garcia-Cecil 16,830 39-31 1 +1.06/23 TOR R-N W, 1-0 Carpenter-Gregg-Franklin 14,079 40-31 1 +1.06/24 TOR R-N L, 5-0 Morrow-Wainwright 12,392 40-32 1 +0.56/25 KC R-N L, 4-2 Greinke-Suppan-Soria 38,916 40-33 2 -0.56/26 KC R-D W, 5-3 Hawksworth-Davies-Franklin 38,457 41-33 2 -0.56/27 KC R-D L, 10-3 Chen-Garcia 32,938 41-34 2 -0.56/28 ARI H-N W, 6-5 Motte-Heilman 41,578 42-34 2 -0.56/29 ARI H-N W, 8-0 Wainwright-Willis 38,736 43-34 1 +0.56/30 ARI H-D L, 4-2 Enright-Suppan-Heilman 36,962 43-35 2 -0.5

JUNE TOTALS 564,331 13-13 2 -0.57/1 MIL H-N L, 4-1 Wolf-Hawksworth-Axford 40,302 43-36 2 -1.57/2 MIL H-N W, 5-0 Garcia-Narveson 43,028 44-36 2 -1.57/3 MIL H-N L, 12-5 Parra-Carpenter 43,276 44-37 2 -1.57/4 MIL H-D W, 7-1 WAINWRIGHT-Gallardo 38,581 45-37 2 -1.57/5 OPEN DATE 45-37 2 -2.07/6 COL R-N L, 12-9 Corpas-Franklin 32,922 45-38 2 -2.07/7 COL R-N L, 8-7 Street-MacLane 33,251 45-39 2 -3.07/8 COL R-D L, 4-2 Jimenez-Carpenter-Street 37,456 45-40 2 -3.07/9 HOU R-N W, 8-0 Wainwright-Norris 33,224 46-40 2 -2.07/10 HOU R-N L, 4-1 Myers-Suppan-Lindstrom 37,518 46-41 2 -2.07/11 HOU R-D W, 4-2 Hawksworth-Rodriquez-Franklin 32,975 47-41 2 -1.07/12 OPEN DATE 47-41 2 -1.07/13 ALL-STAR GAME - Anaheim, Calif. 47-41 2 -1.07/14 OPEN DATE 47-41 2 -1.0

1ST HALF TOTALS 1,677,904 47-41 2 -1.07/15 LAD H-N W, 7-1 Carpenter-Kershaw 41,771 48-41 2 -0.57/16 LAD H-N W, 8-4 McClellan-Billingsley 44,074 49-41 2 -0.57/17 LAD H-D W, 2-0 Wainwright-Kuroda-Franklin 43,667 50-41 2 -0.57/18 LAD H-D W, 5-4 Franklin-Broxton 40,743 51-41 1 +0.57/19 PHI H-N W, 8-4 Hawksworth-Kendrick 40,253 52-41 1 +0.57/20 PHI H-N W, 7-1 Carpenter-A.Carpenter 38,712 53-41 1 +0.57/21 PHI H-N W, 5-1 Garcia-Blanton-Franklin 41,089 54-41 1 +1.57/22 PHI H-D L, 2-0 (11) Durbin-McClellan-Lidge 40,062 54-42 1 +1.57/23 CHI R-D L, 5-0 Wells-Suppan 40,687 54-43 1 +0.57/24 CHI R-D L, 6-5 Gorzelanny-Hawksworth-Marmol 41,009 54-44 2 -0.57/25 CHI R-N W, 4-3 (11) Franklin-Schlitter-Reyes 41,406 55-44 1 +0.57/26 OPEN DATE 55-44 1 +1.07/27 NYM R-N L, 8-2 Niese-Wainwright 37,479 55-45 T1 ---7/28 NYM R-N W, 8-7 (13) MacDougal-Feliciano-Franklin 35,009 56-45 T1 ---7/29 NYM R-D L, 4-0 Dickey-Hawksworth-Rodriguez 40,087 56-46 2 -0.57/30 PIT H-N W, 1-0 (10) Franklin-J.Lopez 44,534 57-46 1 +0.57/31 PIT H-N W, 11-1 Suppan-McCutchen 45,783 58-46 1 +0.5

JULY TOTALS 585,875 15-11 1 +0.58/1 PIT H-D W, 9-1 Wainwright-Duke 43,338 59-46 1 +0.58/2 HOU H-N L, 9-4 Figueroa-MacDougal 43,369 59-47 2 -0.58/3 HOU H-N L, 18-4 Norris-Garcia 41,958 59-48 2 -0.58/4 HOU H-N W, 8-4 Carpenter-Happ 41,596 60-48 2 -0.58/5 OPEN DATE 60-48 2 -0.5


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Date Team D/N Score Winner-Loser-Save ATT W-L STD GA/GB 8/6 FLA R-N W, 7-0 WAINWRIGHT-Nolasco 19,223 61-48 2 -0.58/7 FLA R-N L, 5-4 (10) Hensley-Franklin 24,344 61-49 2 -1.58/8 FLA R-D PPD-RAIN 61-49 2 -2.08/9 CIN R-N W, 7-3 Carpenter-Leake 36,335 62-49 2 -1.08/10 CIN R-N W, 8-4 Garcia-Cueto-Franklin 36,964 63-49 T1 ---8/11 CIN R-D W, 6-1 Wainwright-Arroyo 33,364 64-49 1 +1.08/12 OPEN DATE 64-49 1 +1.08/13 CHI H-N W, 6-3 Westbrook-Diamond-Franklin 45,546 65-49 1 +1.08/14 CHI H-D L, 3-2 Zambrano-Carpenter-Marmol 46,313 65-50 T1 ---8/15 CHI H-D L, 9-7 Dempster-Lohse-Marmol 44,074 65-51 2 -1.08/16 OPEN DATE 65-51 2 -1.08/17 MIL H-N L, 3-2 Bush-Garcia-Axford 45,380 65-52 2 -2.08/18 MIL H-D L, 3-2 Wolf-Wainwright-Hoffman 41,400 65-53 2 -3.08/19 OPEN DATE 65-53 2 -3.58/20 SF H-N L, 6-3 Bumgarner-Westbrook-Wilson 43,822 65-54 2 -4.58/21 SF H-N W, 5-1 Carpenter-Lincecum 44,477 66-54 2 -3.58/22 SF H-D W, 9-0 GARCIA-Zito 42,638 67-54 2 -3.58/23 PIT R-N W, 10-2 Lohse-Ohlendorf 12,393 68-54 2 -2.58/24 PIT R-N L, 4-3 Hanrahan-Wainwright-Meek 13,302 68-55 2 -2.58/25 PIT R-N L, 5-2 McCutchen-Westbrook 12,686 68-56 2 -3.58/26 WSH R-N L,11-10(13) Slaten-Hawksworth 22,317 68-57 2 -4.08/27 WSH R-N W, 4-2 Garcia-Olsen-Franklin 22,871 69-57 2 -4.08/28 WSH R-N L, 14-5 Hernandez-Lohse 30,688 69-58 2 -4.08/29 WSH R-D L, 4-2 Lannan-Wainwright-Storen 24,782 69-59 2 -5.08/30 HOU R-N L, 3-0 HAPP-Westbrook 23,140 69-60 2 -6.08/31 HOU R-N L, 3-0 W.Rodriguez-Carpenter-Lyon 29,307 69-61 2 -7.0

AUGUST TOTALS 532,911 11-15 2 -7.09/1 HOU R-D L, 5-2 Figueroa-Suppan-Lyon 22,068 69-62 2 -8.09/2 OPEN DATE 69-62 2 -8.09/3 CIN H-N W, 3-2 Garcia-Arroyo-Franklin 43,540 70-62 2 -7.09/4 CIN H-D L, 6-1 Wood-Wainwright 44,597 70-63 2 -8.09/5 CIN H-D W, 4-2 Carpenter-Bailey-Franklin 43,963 71-63 2 -7.09/6 MIL R-D W, 8-6 Boggs-Braddock 35,190 72-63 2 -6.09/7 MIL R-N L, 4-2 Narveson-Lohse-Hoffman 33,149 72-64 2 -6.09/8 MIL R-N L, 8-1 Capuano-Garcia 34,298 72-65 2 -6.09/9 ATL R-N W, 11-4 Wainwright-Jurrjens 20,776 73-65 2 -5.09/10 ATL R-N L, 8-6 Moylan-Carpenter-Wagner 40,656 73-66 2 -6.09/11 ATL R-D L, 6-3 (12) Kimbrel-Boggs 51,078 73-67 2 -7.09/12 ATL R-N W, 7-3 Lohse-Hudson 27,156 74-67 2 -6.09/13 CHI H-N L, 5-1 Samardzija-Garcia 40,720 74-68 2 -7.09/14 CHI H-N L, 7-2 Wells-Wainwright 40,509 74-69 2 -7.09/15 CHI H-N L, 7-3 Zambrano-Carpenter-Marmol 41,145 74-70 2 -8.09/16 SD H-N W, 4-0 Westbrook-Stauffer 38,252 75-70 2 -7.09/17 SD H-N W, 14-4 Lohse-Latos 37,806 76-70 2 -6.09/18 SD H-D L, 8-4 Adams-McClellan 40,205 76-71 2 -7.09/19 SD H-D W, 4-1 Wainwright-Garland-Franklin 37,885 77-71 2 -6.09/20 FLA R-D L, 4-0 VOLSTAD-Carpenter 20,955 77-72 2 -7.09/21 PIT R-N L, 5-2 Maholm-Westbrook-Meek 15,478 77-73 2 -8.09/22 PIT R-N L, 11-6 Morton-Lohse 11,785 77-74 2 -8.09/23 PIT R-D W, 9-2 Suppan-Burres 15,802 78-74 2 -7.59/24 CHI R-D W, 7-1 Wainwright-Gorzelanny 36,553 79-74 2 -6.59/25 CHI R-D L, 7-3 Coleman-Carpenter 39,316 79-75 2 -6.59/26 CHI R-D W, 8-7 Westbrook-Samardzija-Franklin 38,057 80-75 2 -6.59/27 PIT H-N W, 6-4 Reyes-Gallagher-McClellan 38,592 81-75 2 -6.09/28 PIT H-N L, 7-2 Burres-Suppan 38,315 81-76 2 -7.09/29 PIT H-D W, 4-1 Walters-McDonald 38,112 82-76 2 -6.09/30 COL H-N W, 6-1 CARPENTER-Hammel 36,739 83-76 2 -6.0

SEPTEMBER TOTALS 560,380 14-15 2 -6.010/1 COL H-N W, 3-0 Westbrook-DeLaRosa-Franklin 36,293 84-76 2 -5.010/2 COL H-D W, 1-0 (11) Motte-Morales 39,633 85-76 2 -5.010/3 COL H-D W, 6-1 Suppan-Rogers 42,409 86-76 2 -5.0

OCTOBER TOTALS 118,335 3-0 2 -5.02ND HALF TOTALS 1,623,314 39-35 2 -5.0SEASON TOTALS 3,301,218 86-76 2 -5.0

NOTE: Pitchers' complete games in CAPS; Extra innings shown in parentheses; *indicates make-up game due to rain out.


2010 CARDINALS FINAL STATISTICS

BATTING

BATTER AVG. G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH-SF HP BB-IBB SO SB CS DP SLG OBP

Anderson .281 15 32 1 9 11 2 0 0 4 0-1 1 1-0 7 0 0 0 .344 .314

Boggs .000 61 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000

Carpenter .111 35 72 2 8 11 0 0 1 4 10-0 1 1-0 25 0 0 2 .153 .135

Craig .246 44 114 12 28 47 7 0 4 18 0-1 0 9-1 26 0 1 1 .412 .298

Descalso .265 11 34 6 9 11 2 0 0 4 0-0 1 2-0 6 1 0 0 .324 .324

Feliz .218 137 409 36 89 120 13 2 5 40 0-6 1 13-1 41 1 1 13 .293 .240

STL .208 40 120 14 25 30 0 1 1 9 0-1 0 4-0 10 0 0 4 .250 .232

Franklin .000 59 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0 3 0 0 0 .000 .000

Freese .296 70 240 28 71 97 12 1 4 36 4-1 4 21-0 59 1 1 7 .404 .361

Garcia .185 31 54 8 10 11 1 0 0 2 4-0 0 2-0 13 0 0 1 .204 .214

Greene .221 44 104 14 23 34 3 1 2 10 0-1 4 13-4 24 2 0 1 .327 .328

Hamilton .143 9 14 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 1-0 5 0 0 0 .143 .200

Hawksworth .000 45 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-0 0 0-0 9 0 0 0 .000 .000

Hill .333 1 3 1 1 4 0 0 1 1 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 .333 .333

Holliday .312 158 596 95 186 317 45 1 28 103 0-2 8 69-10 93 9 5 13 .532 .390

Jay .300 105 287 47 86 121 19 2 4 27 8-1 3 24-0 50 2 4 5 .422 .359

LaRue .196 29 56 3 11 18 1 0 2 5 1-0 1 5-0 7 0 0 3 .321 .274

Lohse .171 21 35 2 6 8 2 0 0 3 2-0 0 0-0 8 0 0 0 .229 .171

Lopez .231 109 376 50 87 128 18 1 7 36 3-2 1 43-1 77 8 2 7 .340 .310

Ludwick .251 136 490 63 123 205 27 2 17 69 0-5 8 48-0 121 0 4 13 .418 .325

STL .281 77 281 44 79 136 20 2 11 43 0-3 4 24-0 64 0 3 4 .484 .343

Mather .217 36 60 7 13 17 4 0 0 3 2-0 0 2-0 11 1 1 2 .283 .242

McClellan .500 68 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 .500 .500

Miles 281 79 139 14 39 44 5 0 0 9 3-2 1 6-1 14 0 1 1 .317 .311

Molina .262 136 465 34 122 159 19 0 6 62 2-5 7 42-6 51 8 4 19 .342 .329

Motte .000 56 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0 2 0 0 0 .000 .000

Ottavino .000 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 1-0 5 0 0 0 .000 .143

Pagnozzi .359 15 39 4 14 19 2 0 1 10 2-0 1 2-0 8 0 0 1 .487 .405

Penny .158 9 19 1 3 6 0 0 1 4 1-0 0 0-0 6 0 0 0 .231 .222

Pujols .312 159 587 115 183 350 39 1 42 118 0-6 4103-38 76 14 4 23 .596 .414

Rasmus .276 144 464 85 128 231 28 3 23 66 2-4 1 63-9 148 12 8 5 .498 .361

Reyes .000 59 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000

Ryan .223 139 439 50 98 129 19 3 2 36 9-3 2 33-5 60 11 4 6 .294 .279

Schumaker .265 137 476 66 126 161 18 1 5 42 2-4 4 43-2 64 5 3 7 .338 .328

Stavinoha .256 79 121 11 31 41 4 0 2 9 0-0 1 4-0 28 0 0 5 .339 .286

Suppan .192 30 26 1 5 6 1 0 0 1 1-0 0 1-0 6 0 0 0 .231 .222

STL .190 15 21 1 4 5 1 0 0 1 1-0 0 1-0 5 0 0 0 .238 .227

Wainwright .167 37 84 4 14 19 5 0 0 6 5-0 0 7-0 23 0 0 2 .226 .231

Walters .000 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 0 1-0 5 0 0 0 .000 .125

Westbrook .120 12 25 1 3 4 1 0 0 1 1-0 0 1-0 11 0 0 0 .160 .154

AL .000 21 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 .000 .000

Winn .250 87 144 16 36 55 8 1 3 17 1-3 1 13-1 22 5 0 4 .382 .311

ST. LOUIS .263 5542 1456 285 150 66-40 541-78 79 124 .332

162 736 2227 18 689 50 1027 41 .402

OPPONENTS .256 5506 1412 266 133 62-44 477-32 53 151 .319

162 641 2133 28 608 48 1094 38 .387

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PITCHING

PITCHER W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB-IBB SO WP BK

Boggs 2-3 3.61 61 0 0 22 0 0 67.1 60 29 27 5 27-2 52 5 0

Carpenter 16-9 3.22 35 35 1 0 0 0 235.0 214 99 84 21 63-4 179 3 0

Franklin 6-2 3.46 59 0 0 51 0 27 65.0 57 25 25 7 10-1 42 5 0

Garcia 13-8 2.70 28 28 1 0 1 0 163.1 151 64 49 9 64-4 132 4 1

Hawksworth 4-8 4.98 45 8 0 9 0 0 90.1 113 56 50 15 35-0 61 1 3

Lohse 4-8 6.55 18 18 0 0 0 0 92.0 129 75 67 9 35-2 54 1 0

Lopez 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0

MacDougal 1-1 7.23 17 0 0 7 0 0 18.2 23 15 15 1 12-2 14 1 0

MacLane 0-1 9.00 2 0 0 1 0 0 1.0 1 1 1 1 1-0 0 0 0

Mather 0-1 9.00 1 0 0 1 0 0 2.0 2 2 2 0 3-2 0 0 0

McClellan 1-4 2.27 68 0 0 18 0 2 75.1 58 20 19 9 23-2 60 2 0

Miles 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 2 0 0 2.0 2 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0

Miller 0-1 4.00 57 0 0 3 0 0 36.0 30 17 16 2 16-0 22 4 0

Motte 4-2 2.24 56 0 0 13 0 2 52.1 41 13 13 5 18-3 54 1 0

Ottavino 0-2 8.46 5 3 0 0 0 0 22.1 37 21 21 5 9-1 12 1 0

Penny 3-4 3.23 9 9 0 0 0 0 55.2 63 25 20 4 9-1 35 1 0

Reyes 3-1 3.55 59 0 0 13 0 1 39.0 34 15 15 2 21-3 25 4 0

Salas 0-0 3.52 27 0 0 11 0 0 30.2 28 13 12 4 15-2 29 2 0

Suppan 3-8 5.06 30 15 0 10 0 0 101.1 130 61 57 13 37-1 51 4 0

STL 3-6 3.84 15 13 0 1 0 0 70.1 80 32 30 9 25-0 33 3 0

Wainwright 20-11 2.42 33 33 5 0 2 0 230.1 186 68 62 15 56-2 213 2 0

Walters 2-0 6.00 7 3 0 3 0 0 30.0 32 20 20 5 10-0 22 0 0

Westbrook 4-4 3.48 12 12 0 0 0 0 75.0 70 31 29 5 24-0 55 2 0

ST. LOUIS 86-76 3.57 162 162 7 155 16 32 1453.2 1412 641 577 133 477-32 1094 42 4

OPPONENTS 76-86 4.23 162 162 3 159 13 38 1447.0 1456 736 680 150 541-78 1027 62 6

BATTINGAverage .........................Holliday/Pujols ................... .312

On-Base Percentage .....Pujols................................ .414

Slugging Percentage .....Pujols................................ .596

Games ...........................Pujols...................................159

At-Bats...........................Holliday................................596

Runs ..............................Pujols...................................115

Hits ................................Holliday................................186

Doubles .........................Holliday................................145

Triples ............. ..............Rasmus/Ryan ..........................3

Home Runs....................Pujols.....................................42

RBIs...............................Pujols...................................118

Walks.............................Pujols...................................103

Strikeouts.......................Rasmus ...............................148

Sacrifice Bunts...............Carpenter...............................10

Sacrifice Flies ................Pujols.......................................6

Stolen Bases .................Pujols.....................................14

Caught Stealing .............Ryan ........................................8

GIDP..............................Pujols.....................................23

PITCHINGERA (starter)..................Wainwright..........................2.42

ERA (reliever) ................Motte...................................2.24

Wins...............................Wainwright.............................20

Losses ...........................Wainwright.............................11

Games ...........................McClellan...............................68

Games Started ..............Carpenter...............................35

Games Finished ............Franklin................................. 51

Complete Games...........Wainwright...............................5

Saves.............................Franklin..................................27

Shutouts ........................Wainwright...............................2

Innings ...........................Carpenter..........................235.0

Strikeouts.......................Wainwright...........................213

Walks.............................Garcia ....................................64

2010 CARDINALS LEADERS


2010 CARDINALS HIGHS & LOWSTEAM MISCELLANEOUS

Longest Winning Streak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7/11-21Longest Losing Streak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/28-9/1Longest Game -Innings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/17 vs. NYMLongest Game -Time (overall) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:53. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/17 vs. NYMLongest Game -Time (9-inn game) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:53. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6/30 vs. ARIShortest Game -Time (9-inn game) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:52 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/20 at FLALargest Crowd -Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46,918. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/12 vs. HOULargest Crowd -Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51,078 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/11 at ATLLargest Margin of Victory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 (14-4) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/18 vs. SDLargest Margin of Defeat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 (18-4) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/3 vs. HOULargest Comeback Win . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7/18 vs. LADComeback Wins (4 or more runs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7/18 vs. LADMost Left on Base . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/17 vs. NYMMost Errors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *6/11 at ARILongest Errorless Streak (Games) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/18-25Most Doubleplays Turned-Cardinals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/30 at HOUMost Doubleplays Turned-Opponent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *4/28 vs. ATL

TEAM BATTINGMost Runs - Inning - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 (4th) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/9 at CINMost Runs - Inning - Opponent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 (9th) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7/6 at COLMost Runs - 1st Inning - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7/28 at NYMMost Runs - 1st Inning - Opponent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/28 vs. PITMost Runs - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/17 vs. SDMost Runs - Game - Opponent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/3 vs. HOUMost Runs - Game - Both Clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/3 vs. HOUMost Hits - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/17 vs. SDMost Hits - Game - Opponent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/3 vs. HOUFewest Hits - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7/22 vs. PHIMost Extra Base Hits - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *7/9 at HOUMost Singles - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/17 vs. SDMost Doubles - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *8/6 at FLAMost Triples - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5/21 vs. LAAMost Home Runs - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/9 at ATLMost Home Runs - Game - Opponent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *6/12 at ARILongest Home Run Streak (Games) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/20-29Most Stolen Bases - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6/30 vs. ARIMost Stolen Bases - Game - Opponent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/8 at MIL

TEAM PITCHINGMost Strikeouts - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/17 vs. NYMMost Strikeouts - Game - Opponent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/17 vs. NYMFewest Strikeouts - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/1 at HOUFewest Strikeouts - Game - Opponent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *10/1 vs. COLMost Walks - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *10/2 vs. COLMost Walks - Game - Opponent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/26 at CHIFewest Walks - Game - Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/5 vs. CINFewest Walks - Game - Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/29 vs. PITFewest Hits Allowed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *8/6 at FLA

INDIVIDUAL BATTINGLongest Hit Streak-Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16, Holliday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/9-24Longest HR Streak-Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4, Holliday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6/18-22Longest Run Streak-Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11, Pujols. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7/31-8/13Longest RBI Streak-Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6, Holliday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/3-10Most Runs - Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4, Rasmus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/17 vs. SDMost Hits - Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4, Descalso . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/23 at PITMost Doubles - Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2, Molina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/17 vs. SDMost Triples - Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1, Rasmus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/17 vs. SDMost Home Runs - Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3, Pujols. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5/30 at CHIMost RBI - Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6, Freese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/29 vs. ATLMost Stolen Bases - Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2, Schumaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *6/30 vs. ARIMost Walks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4, Rasmus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *8/13 vs. CHI

INDIVIDUAL PITCHINGMost Strikeouts Game-Starter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12, Wainwright. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5/25 at SDMost Strikeouts Game-Reliever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6, Walters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/22 at PITLongest Winning Streak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5, Carpenter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5/18-7/3Longest Losing Streak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4, Carpenter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/10-25Most IP Game-Starter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9.0, Carpenter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *9/30 vs. COLMost IP Game-Reliever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4.1, Ottavino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6/27 at KCConsecutive Scoreless IP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26.0, Wainwright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7/4-27Fewest Hits Allowed - CG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2, Wainwright. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *8/6 at FLA

* Happened more than once - last time is listed.

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Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games Hits 2-OutPlayer 2H 3H 4H 5H 6H Total GWRBI 2RBI 3RBI 4RBI 5RBI 6+RBI Total Infield Bunt RBI

Anderson 1 1 4

Carpenter 2 2 1 1

Craig 7 1 8 3 1 3 4 7

Descalso 1 1 2 2 2 1

Feliz 5 5 3 2

Freese 14 6 20 3 5 2 1 8 6 19

Garcia 2 2 1 1 1 2

Greene 6 6 2 2 3 2 5

Hamilton 1 1

Holliday 41 7 4 52 17 14 12 26 12 50

Jay 12 7 19 2 4 1 5 10 3 9

LaRue 1 1 2 3

Lohse 1 1 1

Lopez 18 3 1 22 4 5 1 1 7 2 11

Ludwick 15 5 1 21 4 8 2 1 11 2 13

Mather 2 2 1 2 1

McClellan 1

Miles 8 8 1 1 5 5

Molina 20 7 2 29 4 8 3 3 1 15 6 19

Pagnozzi 3 1 4 2 1 3 2 4

Penny 1 1 1 4

Pujols 28 18 2 48 21 11 10 5 1 27 8 41

Rasmus 32 6 1 39 6 8 5 2 15 3 21

Ryan 26 1 1 28 2 4 1 5 10 1 15

Schumaker 30 4 1 35 5 5 2 1 8 7 16

Stavinoha 3 3 2 2 2 6 4

Suppan 1

Wainwright 1 1 1 1 1 1 4

Winn 7 2 1 10 2 2 2 4 1 5

TOTALS 287 69 15 0 0 371 79 85 47 14 2 1 149 92 6 265*

2010 CARDINALS DETAILED HITTING

*The Cardinals scored 277 two-out runs.

2010 CARDINALS LINEUPGAMES STARTED By EACH POSITION IN BATTING ORDER

11 Schumaker 71, Lopez 65, Greene 6, Miles 6, Ryan 5, Rasmus 4, Jay 2, Mather 1, Freese 1, Craig 1

22 Ludwick 47, Jay 47, Rasmus 18, Holliday 10, Winn 9, Lopez 8, Craig 8, Ryan 5, Miles 4, Schumaker 2, Stavinoha 2,

Descalso 1, Mather 1

33 Pujols 152, Holliday 6, Rasmus 3, Craig 1

44 Holliday 140, Ludwick 9, Pujols 5, Rasmus 5, Freese 1, Stavinoha 1, Craig 1

55 Rasmus 67, Freese 29, Jay 12, Craig 12, Molina 11, Ludwick 9, Stavinoha 9, Winn 4, Lopez 4, Feliz 3, Hamilton 2

66 Molina 70, Rasmus 19, Freese 19, Schumaker 13, Feliz 11, Lopez 10, Descalso 7, Stavinoha 5, Ludwick 3,

Winn 2, Jay 2, Greene 1

77 Molina 48, Schumaker 17, Ryan 17, Feliz 15, Freese 10, LaRue 10, Pagnozzi 9, Rasmus 7, Mather 5, Miles 5,

Greene 5, Anderson 4, Winn 3, Craig 2, Stavinoha 2, Jay 2, Lopez 1

88 Ryan 44, Wainwright 17, Carpenter 16, Garcia 14, Schumaker 12, Suppan 8, Westbrook 7, Hawksworth 6, Lohse 5,

Freese 4, LaRue 4, Greene 4, Pagnozzi 3, Penny 3, Craig 3, Miles 2, Molina 2, Winn 2, Anderson 2, Rasmus 1,

Jay 1, Feliz 1, Descalso 1

99 Ryan 53, Carpenter 18, Greene 15, Wainwright 14, Lohse 13, Garcia 12, Schumaker 7, Penny 6, Miles 6,

Westbrook 5, Suppan 4, Ottavino 3, Walters 3, Winn 2, Hawksworth 1

Lineups Used: 147

GAMES STARTED By POSITION

CC Molina 130, LaRue 14, Pagnozzi 12, Anderson 6

1B1B Pujols 157, Hamilton 2, Mather 1, Craig 1, Lopez 1

2B2B Schumaker 118, Miles 18, Lopez 17, Greene 9

SSSS Ryan 124, Lopez 19, Greene 17, Miles 2

3B3B Freese 64, Lopez 51, Feliz 30, Descalso 9, Greene 5, Miles 2, Craig 1

LFLF Holliday 155, Jay 2, Craig 2, Stavinoha 1, Ludwick 1, Winn 1

CFCF Rasmus 124, Jay 21, Winn 7, Mather 7, Ludwick 3

RFRF Ludwick 63, Jay 43, Craig 23, Stavinoha 16, Winn 14, Schumaker 3

PP Carpenter 35, Wainwright 33, Garcia 28, Lohse 18, Suppan 13, Westbrook 12, Penny 9, Hawksworth 8, Ottavino 3, Walters 3

DHDH Stavinoha 2, Ludwick 1, Schumaker 1, Miles 1, Holliday 1

Welcome to the Show!

The Cardinals had nine rookies make their Major League debut

during the 2010 season, six position players and three pitchers.

Player Date & Opp. Debut Stats

Bryan Anderson 4/15 vs. HOU Pinch-hit: 0-1

Allen Craig 4/8 at CIN Started: 0-4

Daniel Descalso 9/18 vs. SD Announced as PH, did not bat

Mark Hamilton 9/20 at FLA Pinch-hit: 0-1

Steven Hill 8/15 vs. CHI Def. Repl.: 1-3, HR, RBI, run

Jon Jay 4/26 vs. ATL Pinch-hit: 0-1

Adam Ottavino 5/29 at CHI GS: 5.2 IP, 5H, 4R, 6BB, 5K

Evan MacLane 7/7 at COL 0.0 IP, 1H, 1R, 1 HR, walk-off

Fernando Salas 5/28 at CHI 1.0 IP, 0H, 0R, 0BB, 0K

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Fielding Outfield Errors Base-Stealing Pitcher’s Player Gems Assists T - F - Other CS ATT PCT CS Pick-Offs Catcher’s ERAAnderson 1-0-0 0 5 0% 6.38 (39 er/55.0 ic)

Boggs 1-0-0 2 4 50%

Carpenter 2 1-0-0 9 12 75%

Craig 1 1 0-1-0

Descalso 2

Feliz 2 0-2-0

Franklin 1 3 33%

Freese 9 2-7-0

Garcia 3 9 33% 1 1

Greene 2 4-4-0

Hamilton 1

Hawksworth 1-0-0 2 6 33% 1

Hill 2.25 (1 er/4.0 ic)

Holliday 4 8 0-3-0

Jay 3 5 0-1-0

LaRue 2 5 40% 5.45 (91 er/150.1 ic)

Lohse 1-0-0 3 4 75% 1

Lopez 5 5-7-0

Ludwick 6 2

MacDougal 1-0-0 0 1 0%

Mather 2

McClellan 2 10 20% 1

Miles 1 2-2-0

Miller 1 3 4 75% 2

Molina 1 4-1-0 28 63 44% 3 3.23 (409 er/1138.0 ic)

Motte 1-0-0 1 4 25% 1

Ottavino 1 3 33%

Pagnozzi 1-0-0 0 10 0% 3.06 (36 er/106.0 ic)

Penny 1 1 2 50%

Pujols 20 2-2-0

Rasmus 7 1 2-3-0

Reyes 1 2 50% 1 1

Ryan 12 8-9-0

Salas 0 2 0%

Schumaker 8 4 1-14-1

Stavinoha 1 27.00 (1 er/0.1 ic)

Suppan 1-1-0 3 6 50% 1

Wainwright 1-0-0 5 13 38% 1

Walters 0 1 0%

Westbrook 1 1 5 20%

Winn 1 0-1-0

TOTALS 92 22 40-58-1 38 91 42% 8 7 3.57 (577 er/1453.2 ic)

2010 CARDINALS DEFENSE


February 17: Opened Spring Training with 58 players,19 non-roster invitees.

February 27: Signed INF Felipe Lopez to a one-yearcontract.March 4: Agreed to terms with pitchers MitchellBoggs, Jaime Garcia, Blake Hawksworth, Ben Jukich,Josh Kinney, Kyle McClellan, Jason Motte, TylerNorrick, Adam Ottavino, Francisco Samuel and P.J.Walters; and position players Bryan Anderson, MattPagnozzi, David Freese, Tyler Greene, MarkHamilton, Brendan Ryan, Allen Craig, Jon Jay, DarylJones, Joe Mather, Colby Rasmus, Shane Robinsonand Nick Stavinoha.March 8: Assigned RHP Charlie Zink, C’s Tony Cruz,Charlie Cutler, Steven Hill and Robert Stock, INF’sDaniel Descalso, Pete Kozma and Donovan Solano,and OF Tyler Henley to minor league camp.March 15: Optioned OF’s Daryl Jones and ShaneRobinson, INF Mark Hamilton, C Bryan Anderson,RHP Francisco Samuel and LHP Tyler Norrick toMemphis (AAA) roster. March 18: Returned Rule V Draft selection LHP BenJukich to the Cincinnati Reds.March 21: Reassigned RHP Shelby Miller, LHP EvanMacLane and RHP Lance Lynn. Optioned RHP JoshKinney to Memphis (AAA).March 22: Reassigned RHP’s Pete Parise, OneliPerez, Fernando Salas and Eduardo Sanchez, andINF Ruben Gotay. Optioned C Matt Pagnozzi toMemphis (AAA). March 26: Optioned INF Tyler Greene and OF JonJay to Memphis (AAA). March 27: Optioned RHP Adam Ottavino to Memphis(AAA). April 1: Traded INF Julio Lugo to Baltimore for playerto be named or cash considerations. Optioned RHPP.J. Walters to Memphis (AAA) and assigned LHPRich Hill to minor league camp.April 14: Placed C Jason LaRue (right hamstring) on15-day D.L., retroactive to 4/12 and recalled C BryanAnderson from Memphis (AAA).April 26: Placed INF Felipe Lopez (right elbow) on 15-day D.L. and optioned OF Allen Craig to Memphis(AAA). Recalled OF Jon Jay and INF Tyler Greenefrom Memphis.April 27: Activated C Jason LaRue (right hamstring)from 15-day D.L. and optioned C Bryan Anderson toMemphis (AAA). Signed INF Aaron Miles to a minorleague contract.May 17: Activated INF Felipe Lopez (right elbow) fromthe 15-day D.L. and optioned INF Tyler Greene toMemphis (AAA).May 22: Placed RHP Brad Penny on 15-day D.L.(right latissimus dorsi strain) and recalled RHP P.J.Walters from Memphis (AAA).May 27: Placed RHP Kyle Lohse on the 15-day D.L.(right forearm strain), retroactive to 5/23. PurchasedRHP Fernando Salas from Memphis (AAA). May 29: Recalled RHP Adam Ottavino and purchasedLHP Evan MacLane from Memphis (AAA). OptionedRHP Fernando Salas and OF Joe Mather to Memphis.May 31: Recalled INF/OF Allen Craig from Memphis(AAA). Optioned LHP Evan MacLane to Memphis.

June 1: Purchased INF Aaron Miles from Springfield(AA). Optioned INF/OF Allen Craig to Memphis(AAA).June 5: Signed free agent OF Randy Winn. OptionedOF Jon Jay to Memphis (AAA). Transferred RHP KyleLohse to the 60-day disabled list.June 8: Optioned RHP P.J. Walters to Memphis(AAA) and recalled RHP Fernando Salas fromMemphis.June 14: Optioned RHP Adam Ottavino to Memphis(AAA) and signed free-agent RHP Jeff Suppan.June 25: Optioned RHP Fernando Salas to Memphis(AAA) and recalled RHP Adam Ottavino fromMemphis.June 29: Placed 3B David Freese (right ankle) on the15-day D.L., retroactive to 6/28, and recalled RHPFernando Salas from Memphis (AAA).July 2: Optioned RHP Fernando Salas to Memphis(AAA) and recalled INF Tyler Greene from Memphis.July 3: Placed OF Ryan Ludwick (left calf strain) onthe 15-day D.L., retroactive to 6/26, and recalled OFJon Jay from Memphis (AAA).July 7: Placed RHP Adam Ottavino (right shoulderstrain) on the 15-day D.L., retroactive to 7/4, andrecalled LHP Evan MacLane from Memphis (AAA).July 15: Placed OF Nick Stavinoha (right shoulderstrain) on the 15-day D.L., retroactive to 7/12, andrecalled OF Allen Craig from Memphis (AAA).July 19: Optioned LHP Evan MacLane to Memphis(AAA) and recalled RHP Fernando Salas.July 20: Sent OF Ryan Ludwick to Memphis (AAA) oninjury rehabilitation assignment.July 23: Optioned OF Allen Craig to Memphis (AAA)and recalled RHP P.J. Walters from Memphis.July 24: Optioned RHP P.J. Walters to Memphis(AAA) and activated OF Ryan Ludwick from the 15-day D.L.July 26: Sent RHP Kyle Lohse and OF Nick Stavinohato Memphis (AAA) on injury rehab assignments.July 28: Optioned RHP Fernando Salas to Memphis(AAA) and purchased RHP Mike MacDougal fromMemphis.July 31: Acquired RHP Jake Westbrook and cashfrom Cleveland and minor league LHP NickGreenwood from San Diego in exchange for OF RyanLudwick. Activated OF Nick Stavinoha from the 15-day D.L. and transferred RHP Brad Penny to the 60-day D.L.August 1: Placed INF Tyler Greene on the 15-dayD.L. (right hand contusion). August 2: Sent INF David Freese on an injury rehabassignment to Springfield (AA). Signed LHP NateRobertson to a minor league contract and assignedhim to Memphis (AAA).August 3: Optioned OF Nick Stavinoha to Memphis(AAA) and recalled OF Allen Craig from Memphis.August 4: Placed RHP Jason Motte (right A/Cshoulder sprain) on the 15-day D.L., retroactive to 8/3,and recalled RHP Fernando Salas from Memphis(AAA).August 5: Sent RHP Kyle Lohse to Springfield (AA)on injury rehab assignment.

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August 10: Sent RHP Kyle Lohse to Memphis (AAA)on injury rehab assignment.August 11: Placed RHP Jeff Suppan (right groinstrain) on the 15-day D.L., retroactive to 8/1.Purchased C Steven Hill from Springfield (AA).August 13: Placed C Jason LaRue (concussion) onthe 15-day D.L., retroactive to 8/4 and recalled OFNick Stavinoha from Memphis (AAA). Sent INF TylerGreene to Palm Beach (A) on injury rehabassignment.August 15: Activated RHP Kyle Lohse from the 60-day D.L., transferred INF David Freese to the 60-dayD.L. and optioned RHP Fernando Salas to Memphis(AAA).August 17: Actived INF Tyler Greene from the 15-dayD.L. and optioned him to Memphis (AAA). August 18: Recalled C Bryan Anderson fromMemphis (AAA) and optioned C Steven Hill toMemphis.August 19: Acquired INF Pedro Feliz from Houston inexchange for Palm Beach (A) RHP David Carpenter.Transferred C Jason LaRue to the 60-day D.L.August 20: Optioned OF Nick Stavinoha to Memphis(AAA).August 24: Placed LHP Dennys Reyes (left elbow) onthe 15-day D.L., retroactive to 8/16. Recalled RHPFernando Salas from Memphis (AAA).August 30: Activated RHP Jason Motte from thedisabled list. Optioned INF/OF Allen Craig toMemphis (AAA).September 1: Activated RHP Jeff Suppan from thedisabled list. Recalled OF Nick Stavinoha and C MattPagnozzi from Memphis (AAA). Recalled, not toreport, INF Zack Cox.September 2: Activated LHP Dennys Reyes from the15-day disabled list.September 7: Recalled INF Tyler Greene fromMemphis (AAA).September 18: Recalled INF/OF Allen Craig, INFMark Hamilton, OF Joe Mather and RHP P.J. Waltersfrom Memphis (AAA). Purchased INF DanielDescalso from Memphis. Designated LHP EvanMacLane for assignment.September 21: INF Felipe Lopez given hisunconditional release.September 22: LHP Evan MacLane outrighted toMemphis (AAA).September 24: Recalled C Steven Hill from Memphis(AAA).September 29: Activated RHP Adam Ottavino fromthe 60-day D.L.September 30: Recalled, not to report, OF DarylJones and Shane Robinson and RHP FranciscoSamuel.October 6: Exercised 2011 option for 1B Albert Pujolsand announced 2011 vesting option for LHP TreverMiller.October 12: Outrighted OF Shane Robinson toMemphis (AAA).October 13: Claimed RHP Bryan Augenstein offwaivers from Arizona.

October 18: Announced Manager Tony La Russasigned a one-year contract with a mutual option for2012.October 25: Announced 2011 contract signings forcoaches Dave Duncan, Mark McGwire, Dave McKay,Jose Oquendo and Joe Pettini.November 2: Named Derek Lilliquist Bullpen Coach.Named Greg Hauck as Head Athletic Trainer andBarry Weinberg as Asst. Athletic Trainer.November 16: Signed RHP Jake Westbrook to two-year contract with mutual option for 2013.November 17: Purchased the contracts of RHP’sDavid Kopp, Adam Reifer and Eduardo Sanchez; INFPete Kozma and OF Adron Chambers.November 19: Purchased the contracts of RHP BlakeKing and C Tony Cruz. Outrighted RHP AdamOttavino, C Steven Hill and OF’s Daryl Jones and NickStavinoha to Memphis (AAA).November 30: Acquired IF Ryan Theriot from the LosAngeles Dodgers in trade for RHP Blake Hawksworth.Signed LHP pitcher Brian Tallet to a one-year contract.December 4: Signed OF/1B Lance Berkman to a one-year contract.December 12: Acquired RHP Maikel Cleto from theSeattle Mariners in trade for INF Brendan Ryan.December 14: Signed C Gerald Laird to a one-yearcontract.January 14: Signed RHPs Miguel Batista and IanSnell to minor league contracts with invites to MajorLeague Spring Training Camp.January 15: Signed RHP Kyle McClellan to one-yearcontract for 2011, avoiding arbitration. Signed IFRamon Vazquez to a minor league contract with aninvite to Major League Spring Training Camp.January 21: Signed free-agent INF Nick Punto to aone-year contract.February 4: Signed free-agent OF Jim Edmonds to aminor league contract.

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HISTORY HIST

ORY

302 303

hisTOry hisTOry

Year Pos. Won Lost Pct. Attendance Manager

1892 11 56 94 .373 192,442 Chris Von Der Ahe 1893 10 57 75 .432 195,000 Bill Watkins 1894 9 56 76 .424 155,000 George Miller 1895 11 39 92 .298 170,000 Al Buckenberge, Joe Quinn, Lew Phelan, Chris Von Der Ahe1896 11 40 90 .308 184,000 Harry Diddlebock, Arlie Latham, Von Der Ahe, Roger Connor, Tommy Dowd 1897 12 29 102 .221 136,400 Dowd, Hugh Nicol, Bill Hallman, Von Der Ahe 1898 12 39 111 .260 151,700 Tim Hurst 1899 5 84 67 .556 373,909 Patsy Tebeau 1900 5 **65 75 .464 270,000 Tebeau & Louis Heilbroner 1901 4 76 64 .543 379,988 Patsy Donovan 1902 6 56 78 .418 226,417 Patsy Donovan 1903 8 43 94 .314 263,538 Patsy Donovan 1904 5 75 79 .487 386,750 Charles “Kid’’Nichols 1905 6 58 96 .377 292,800 Nichols, Jimmy Burke, Stanley Robison 1906 7 52 98 .347 283,770 John McCloskey 1907 8 52 101 .340 185,377 John McCloskey 1908 8 49 105 .318 205,129 John McCloskey 1909 7 54 98 .355 299,982 Roger Bresnahan 1910 7 63 90 .412 363,624 Roger Bresnahan 1911 5 75 74 .503 447,768 Roger Bresnahan 1912 6 63 90 .412 241,759 Roger Bresnahan 1913 8 51 99 .340 203,531 Miller Huggins 1914 3 81 72 .529 346,025 Miller Huggins 1915 6 72 81 .471 252,657 Miller Huggins 1916 7 **60 93 .392 224,308 Miller Huggins 1917 3 82 70 .539 301,948 Miller Huggins 1918 8 51 78 .395 110,596 Jack Hendricks 1919 7 54 83 .394 173,604 Branch Rickey 1920 5 **75 79 .487 325,845 Branch Rickey 1921 3 87 66 .569 384,790 Branch Rickey 1922 3 **85 69 .552 536,343 Branch Rickey 1923 5 79 74 .516 338,548 Branch Rickey 1924 6 65 89 .422 272,884 Branch Rickey 1925 4 77 76 .503 405,297 Rickey & Rogers Hornsby 1926 1 *89 65 .578 681,575 Rogers Hornsby 1927 2 92 61 .601 763,615 Bob O’Farrell 1928 1 95 59 .617 778,147 Bill McKechnie 1929 4 78 74 .513 410,921 Billy Southworth, McKechnie, Gabby Street 1930 1 92 62 .597 519,647 Gabby Street 1931 1 *101 53 .656 623,960 Gabby Street 1932 6 **72 82 .468 290,370 Gabby Street 1933 5 82 71 .536 268,404 Street & Frank Frisch 1934 1 *95 58 .621 334,863 Frank Frisch 1935 2 96 58 .623 517,805 Frank Frisch 1936 2 **87 67 .565 457,925 Frank Frisch


1937 4 81 73 .526 443,039 Frank Frisch 1938 6 71 80 .470 295,229 Frisch & Mike Gonzalez 1939 2 92 61 .601 410,778 Ray Blades 1940 3 84 69 .549 331,899 Blades, Gonzalez & Billy Southworth 1941 2 97 56 .634 642,496 Billy Southworth 1942 1 *106 48 .688 571,626 Billy Southworth 1943 1 105 49 .682 535,014 Billy Southworth 1944 1 *105 49 .682 486,751 Billy Southworth 1945 2 95 59 .617 594,180 Billy Southworth 1946 1 *98 58 .628 1,062,553 Eddie Dyer 1947 2 89 65 .578 1,248,013 Eddie Dyer 1948 2 85 69 .552 1,111,454 Eddie Dyer 1949 2 96 58 .623 1,430,676 Eddie Dyer 1950 5 78 75 .510 1,093,199 Eddie Dyer 1951 3 81 73 .526 1,013,429 Marty Marion1952 3 88 66 .571 913,113 Eddie Stanky 1953 3 **83 71 .539 880,242 Eddie Stanky 1954 6 72 82 .468 1,039,698 Eddie Stanky 1955 7 68 86 .442 849,130 Stanky & HarryWalker1956 4 76 78 .494 1,029,773 Fred Hutchinson 1957 2 87 67 .565 1,183,575 Fred Hutchinson 1958 5 **72 82 .468 1,063,730 Hutchinson & Stan Hack 1959 7 71 83 .461 929,953 Solly Hemus 1960 3 86 68 .558 1,096,632 Solly Hemus 1961 5 80 74 .519 855,305 Hemus & Johnny Keane 1962 6 84 78 .519 953,895 Johnny Keane 1963 2 93 69 .574 1,170,546 Johnny Keane 1964 1 *93 69 .574 1,143,294 Johnny Keane 1965 7 80 81 .497 1,241,195 Albert Schoendienst 1966 6 83 79 .512 1,712,980 Albert Schoendienst 1967 1 *101 60 .627 2,090,145 Albert Schoendienst 1968 1 97 65 .599 2,011,177 Albert Schoendienst 1969+ 4 87 75 .537 1,682,583 Albert Schoendienst 1970 4 76 86 .469 1,628,729 Albert Schoendienst 1971 2 90 72 .556 1,604,671 Albert Schoendienst 1972 4 75 81 .481 1,196,894 Albert Schoendienst 1973 2 81 81 .500 1,574,012 Albert Schoendienst 1974 2 86 75 .534 1,838,413 Albert Schoendienst 1975 3 **82 80 .506 1,695,394 Albert Schoendienst 1976 5 72 90 .444 1,207,036 Albert Schoendienst 1977 3 83 79 .512 1,659,287 Vernon Rapp 1978 5 69 93 .426 1,278,175 Rapp, Jack Krol, Ken Boyer 1979 3 86 76 .531 1,627,256 Ken Boyer 1980 4 74 88 .457 1,385,147 Boyer, Jack Krol, Whitey Herzog, Albert Schoendienst 1981 ++1 59 43 .578 1,010,247 Whitey Herzog 1982 1 *92 70 .568 2,111,906 Whitey Herzog 1983 4 79 83 .488 2,317,914 Whitey Herzog 1984 3 84 78 .519 2,037,448 Whitey Herzog 1985 1 101 61 .623 2,637,563 Whitey Herzog 1986 3 79 82 .491 2,471,817 Whitey Herzog 1987 1 95 67 .586 3,072,121 Whitey Herzog 1988 5 76 86 .469 2,892,629 Whitey Herzog 1989 3 86 76 .531 3,080,980 Whitey Herzog

Where They Finished1892 – 2010


1990 6 70 92 .432 2,573,225 Herzog,

Albert Schoendienst,

Joe Torre

1991 2 84 78 .519 2,448,699 Joe Torre

1992 3 83 79 .512 2,418,483 Joe Torre

1993 3 87 75 .537 2,844,328 Joe Torre

1994 # 3 **53 61 .465 1,866,544 Joe Torre

1995 # 4 62 81 .434 1,756,727 Torre &

Mike Jorgensen

1996 1 88 74 .543 2,654,718 Tony La Russa

1997 4 73 89 .451 2,634,014 Tony La Russa

1998 3 83 79 .509 3,194,092 Tony La Russa


1999 4 75 86 .466 3,225,334 Tony La Russa

2000 1 95 67 .586 3,336,493 Tony La Russa

2001 1 **93 69 .574 3,113,091 Tony La Russa

2002 1 97 65 .599 3,011,756 Tony La Russa

2003 3 85 77 .525 2,910,366 Tony La Russa

2004 1 105 57 .648 3,048,427 Tony La Russa

2005 1 100 62 .617 3,538,948 Tony La Russa

2006 1 *83 78 .516 3,407,114 Tony La Russa

2007 3 78 84 .481 3,552,180 Tony La Russa

2008 4 86 76 .531 3,432,917 Tony La Russa

2009 1 91 71 .562 3,343,252 Tony La Russa

2010 2 86 76 .531 3,301,218 Tony La Russa

9,325 8,986 .509 147,985,829

Where They Finished1892 – 2010 (Continued)

** Tied for position.

* World Series champions.

+ Start of divisional play.

++ Split season due to players’ strike. Cardinals finished second

in each half but had best overall record in Eastern Division.

# Shortened season due to players’ strike.

CArdinALs reCOrd by deCAde yeArs WOn-LOsT PCT. FirsT PLACe Finishes WOrLd ChAMPiOns

1890s 400-707 .361 None ——-

1900s 580-888 .395 None None

1910s 652-830 .440 None None

1920s 822-712 .536 1926, 28 1926

1930s 869-665 .566 1930, 31, 34 1931, 34

1940s 960-580 .623 1942, 43, 44, 46 1942, 44, 46

1950s 776-763 .504 None None

1960s 884-718 .552 1964, 67, 68 1964, 67

1970s 800-813 .496 None None

1980s 825-734 .529 1981*, 82, 85, 87 1982

1990s 758-794 .488 1996 None

2000s 913-706 .564 2000, 01+, 02, 04, 05, 06, 09 2006

2010s 86-76 .531 None None

* Split season due to players’ strike - finished with best overall record in N.L. East. +Tied for first place.

besT/WOrsT WinninG PCT. by MOnTh (sinCe 1966)

best Worst Pct. W-L year Month Pct. W-L year

.722 13-5 1968 APriL .167 3-15 1973

.760 19-6 1971 MAy .308 8-18 1980

.741 20-7 1993 JUne .276 8-21 1971

.800 24-6 / 20-5 1968 / 2004 JULy .276 8-21 1970

.769 20-6 2009 AUGUsT .400 12-18 1973

.778 21-6 2002 sePTeMber .357 10-18 1990

1.000 3-0 2010 OCTOber .000 0-4 1986

Finished first 23 times, second 16 times, third 21 times, fourth 14 times,fifth 13 times, sixth 11 times, seventh 8 times, eighth 5 times, ninth 1 time, tenth 1 time, eleventh 3 times and twelfth 2 times.

National League championships: 17

World Series championships: 10

HISTORY HIST

ORY

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CArdinALs indiVidUAL PiTChinG reCOrds — seAsOn

Most Games (righthander)

1992 Mike Perez............................77

2004 Julian Tavarez ......................77

Most Games (Lefthander)

2001 Steve Kline............................89

Most Games started (righthander)

1911 Bob Harmon..........................41

Most Games started (Lefthander)

1920 Ferdie Schupp ......................37

Most Complete Games

(righthander)

1904 Jack Taylor............................39

Most Complete Games (Lefthander)

1900 Cowboy Jones ......................29

Most Games Finished

(righthander)

2004 Jason Isringhausen ..............66

Most Games Finished (Lefthander)

1976 Al Hrabosky ..........................45

Most innings (righthander)

1907 Grant McGlynn ................352.1

Most innings (Lefthander)

1907 Ed Karger............................310

Most Games Won (righthander)

1934 Dizzy Dean ..........................30

Most Games Won (Lefthander)

1928 Bill Sherdel............................21

1946 Howie Pollet ..........................21

1985 John Tudor............................21

Most Games Lost (righthander)

1907 Grant McGlynn......................25

1908 Art Raymond ........................25

Most Games Lost (Lefthander)

1900 Cowboy Jones ......................19

1908 Johnny Lush ........................19

1970 Steve Carlton ........................19

Lowest earned run Average

(righthander)

1968 Bob Gibson ........................1.12

Lowest earned run Average

(Lefthander)

1943 Howie Pollet ......................1.75

highest Winning Percentage

(righthander)

1934 Dizzy Dean (30-7) ............ .811

highest Winning Percentage

(Lefthander)

1987 John Tudor (10-2) ............ .833

Most saves (righthander)

1991 Lee Smith..............................47

2004 Jason Isringhausen ..............47

Most saves (Lefthander)

1975 Al Hrabosky ..........................22

Most Consecutive Games Won

(righthander)

1968 Bob Gibson ..........................15

Most Consecutive Games Won

(Lefthander)

1985 John Tudor............................11

Most Consecutive Games Lost

2007 Anthony Reyes ....................10

Most shutouts (righthander)

1968 Bob Gibson ..........................13

Most shutouts (Lefthander)

1985 John Tudor............................10

Most 1-0 shutouts, Won

1968 Bob Gibson ............................5

Most hits Allowed (righthander)

1901 Jack Powell ........................351

Most hits Allowed (Lefthander)

1900 Cowboy Jones ..................334

Most runs Allowed (righthander)

1900 Jack Powell ........................194

Most runs Allowed (Lefthander)

1900 Cowboy Jones ....................185

Most earned runs (righthander)

1900 Jack Powell ........................142

Most earned runs (Lefthander)

1929 Bill Sherdel..........................129

Most home runs Allowed

1948 Murry Dickson ......................39

Most Walks (righthander)

1911 Bob Harmon........................181

Most Walks (Lefthander)

1920 Ferdie Schupp ....................127

Most strikeouts (righthander)

1970 Bob Gibson ........................274

Most strikeouts (Lefthander)

1969 Steve Carlton ......................219

Most hit batsmen (righthander)

1953 Gerry Staley ........................17

Most hit batsmen (Lefthander)

1919 Jakie May..............................14

Most Wild Pitches (righthander)

1907, 1909 Fred Beebe ..............15

Most Wild Pitches (Lefthander)

1984 Dave LaPoint ........................15

GAMes

1. Jesse Haines 554

2. Bob Gibson 528

3. Bill Sherdel 465

4. Bob Forsch 455

5. Al Brazle 441

6. Jason Isringhausen 401

7. Bill Doak 376

8. Todd Worrell 348

9. Lindy McDaniel 336

10. Larry Jackson 330

inninGs PiTChed

1. Bob Gibson 3885.1

2. Jesse Haines 3202.2

3. Bob Forsch 2659.2

4. Bill Sherdel 2451.2

5. Bill Doak 2387.0

6. Slim Sallee 1904.1

7. Ted Breitenstein 1850.2

8. Harry Brecheen 1788.1

9. Dizzy Dean 1738.1

10. Larry Jackson 1671.1

Wins

1. Bob Gibson 251

2. Jesse Haines 210

3. Bob Forsch 163

4. Bill Sherdel 153

5. Bill Doak 144

6. Dizzy Dean 134

7. Harry Brecheen 128

8. Slim Sallee 106

9. Mort Cooper 105

10. Max Lanier 101

Larry Jackson 101

Matt Morris 101

COMPLeTe GAMes

1. Bob Gibson 255

2. Jesse Haines 209

3. Ted Breitenstein 196

4. Bill Sherdel 145

5. Bill Doak 144

6. Dizzy Dean 141

7. Slim Sallee 124


9. Mort Cooper 105

10. Jack Powell 101

bAses On bALLs

1. Bob Gibson 1336

2. Jesse Haines 873

3. Ted Breitenstein 811

4. Bob Forsch 780

5. Bill Doak 741

6. Bill Hallahan 648

7. Bill Sherdel 598

8. Bob Harmon 597

9. Vinegar Bend Mizell 569

10. Max Lanier 524

shUTOUTs

1. Bob Gibson 56

2. Bill Doak 30

3. Mort Cooper 28


5. Jesse Haines 23

Dizzy Dean 23

7. Max Lanier 20

Howie Pollet 20

9. Bob Forsch 19

10. Ernie Broglio 18

eArned rUn AVerAGe*

1. John Tudor 2.52

2. Slim Salee 2.67

3. Jack Taylor 2.68

4. Johnny Lush 2.75

Red Ames 2.75

6. Mort Cooper 2.77

7. Fred Beebe 2.82

8. Max Lanier 2.85

9. Harry Brecheen 2.91

Bob Gibson 2.91

* Minimum 750.0 IP

WinninG PerCenTAGe*

1. Chris Carpenter .718

2. John Tudor .705

3. Mort Cooper .677

4. Adam Wainwright .653

5. Dizzy Dean .641

6. Lon Warneke .629

7. Matt Morris .620

8. Harry Brecheen .618

Grover Alexander .618

10. Al Brazle .602

George Munger .602

* Minimum 750.0 IP

sTriKeOUTs

1. Bob Gibson 3117

2. Dizzy Dean 1095

3. Bob Forsch 1079

4. Matt Morris 986

5. Jesse Haines 977

6. Steve Carlton 951

7. Bill Doak 938

8. Larry Jackson 899

9. Chris Carpenter 882


sAVes*

1. Jason Isringhausen 217

2. Lee Smith 160

3. Todd Worrell 129

4. Bruce Sutter 127

5. ryan Franklin 83

6. Dennis Eckersley 66

7. Al Hrabosky 59

8. Dave Veres 48

9. Ken Dayley 39

10. Tom Henke 36

* Since 1969

CArdinALs PiTChinG ALL-TiMe TOP 10

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CArdinALs indiVidUAL bATTinG reCOrds — seAsOn

bATTinG AVerAGe

1. Rogers Hornsby .............. .359

2. Johnny Mize .................... .336

3. Joe Medwick .................... .335

4. Albert Pujols .................. .331

Stan Musial ...................... .331

6. Chick Hafey...................... .326

7. Jim Bottomley .................. .325

8. Frankie Frisch .................. .312

9. George Watkins .............. .309

10. Joe Torre.......................... .308

GW-rbi (1980-1988)

1. George Hendrick ..................62

2. Tom Herr ..............................61

3. Willie McGee ........................60

4. Ozzie Smith..........................56

5. Keith Hernandez ..................49

6. Terry Pendleton....................37

7. Darrell Porter........................28

8. Jack Clark ............................24

9. Ken Oberkfell ......................21

10. Vince Coleman, David Green

Andy Van Slyke....................19

AT-bATs

1. Stan Musial ....................10972

2. Lou Brock ........................9125

3. Ozzie Smith......................7160

4. Red Schoendienst............6841

5. Enos Slaughter ................6775

6. Ken Boyer ........................6334

7. Curt Flood ........................6318

8. Rogers Hornsby ..............5881

9. Willie McGee ....................5734

10. Albert Pujols ..................5733

rUns

1. Stan Musial ......................1949

2. Lou Brock ........................1427

3. Albert Pujols ..................1186

4. Rogers Hornsby ..............1089

5. Enos Slaughter ................1071


7. Ozzie Smith........................991

8. Ken Boyer ..........................988

9. Ray Lankford......................928

10. Jim Bottomley ....................921

hiTs

1. Stan Musial ......................3630

2. Lou Brock ........................2713

3. Rogers Hornsby ..............2110

4. Enos Slaughter ................2064


6. Ozzie Smith......................1944

7. Albert Pujols ..................1900

8. Ken Boyer ........................1855

9. Curt Flood ........................1853

10. Jim Bottomley ..................1727

TOTAL bAses

1. Stan Musial ......................6134

2. Lou Brock ........................3776

3. Albert Pujols ..................3580

4. Rogers Hornsby ..............3342

5. Enos Slaughter ................3138

6. Ken Boyer ........................3011

7. Jim Bottomley ..................2852


9. Ted Simmons ..................2626

10. Ray Lankford....................2606

GAMes

1. Stan Musial ......................3026

2. Lou Brock ........................2289

3. Ozzie Smith......................1990

4. Enos Slaughter ................1820


6. Curt Flood ........................1738

7. Ken Boyer ........................1667

8. Willie McGee ....................1661

9. Rogers Hornsby ..............1580

Ray Lankford....................1580

dOUbLes

1. Stan Musial ........................725

2. Lou Brock ..........................434

3. Albert Pujols ....................426

4. Joe Medwick ......................377

5. Rogers Hornsby ................367

6. Enos Slaughter ..................366

7. Red Schoendienst..............352

8. Jim Bottomley ....................344

9. Ray Lankford......................339

10. Ozzie Smith ......................338

TriPLes

1. Stan Musial ........................177

2. Rogers Hornsby ................143

3. Enos Slaughter ..................135

4. Lou Brock ..........................121

5. Jim Bottomley ....................119

6. Ed Konetchy ........................93

7. Willie McGee ........................83

8. Joe Medwick ........................81

9. Pepper Martin ......................75

10. Garry Templeton ..................69

hOMe rUns

1. Stan Musial ........................475

2. Albert Pujols .................... 408

3. Ken Boyer ..........................255

4. Jim Edmonds .................... 241

5. Ray Lankford......................228

6. Mark McGwire ....................220

7. Rogers Hornsby ................193

8. Jim Bottomley ....................181

9. Ted Simmons ....................172

10. Johnny Mize ......................158

rUns bATTed in

1. Stan Musial ......................1951

2. Albert Pujols ..................1230

3. Enos Slaughter ................1148

4. Jim Bottomley ..................1105

5. Rogers Hornsby ..............1072

6. Ken Boyer ........................1001

7. Ted Simmons ....................929

8. Joe Medwick ......................923

9. Ray Lankford......................829

10. Lou Brock ..........................814

sTOLen bAses

1. Lou Brock ..........................888

2. Vince Coleman ..................549

3. Ozzie Smith........................433

4. Willie McGee ......................301

5. Ray Lankford......................250

6. Jack Smith..........................203

7. Frankie Frisch ....................195

8. Miller Huggins ....................174

9. Lonnie Smith ......................173

10. Tom Herr ............................152

bAses On bALLs

1. Stan Musial ......................1599

2. Albert Pujols ....................914

3. Ozzie Smith........................876

4. Enos Slaughter ..................839

5. Ray Lankford......................780

6. Lou Brock ..........................681

7. Rogers Hornsby ................660

8. Jim Edmonds ....................645

9. Ken Boyer ..........................631

10. Ted Simmons ....................624

PinCh-hiTs

1. Gerald Perry ........................70

2. Steve Braun ........................60

3. Willie McGee ........................59

4. Red Schoendienst................53

5. Dane Iorg ............................47

Peanuts Lowrey ..................47

7. Stan Musial ..........................35

8. Kerry Robinson ....................34

8. George Crowe......................33

Vic Davalillo..........................33

GrAnd sLAMs

1. Albert Pujols ......................11

2. Stan Musial ............................9

3. Rogers Hornsby ....................7

Ken Boyer ..............................7

Ted Simmons ........................7

6. Jim Bottomley ........................6

Bill White ................................6

8. Seven players with ................5

CArdinALs bATTinG ALL-TiMe TOP 10

Most Games

1989 Jose Oquendo ......................163

Most At-bats (Lefthanded)

1967 Lou Brock ............................689

Most At-bats (righthanded)

1964 Curt Flood ............................679

Most At-bats (switch hitter)

1979 Garry Templeton ..................672

Most runs (Lefthanded)

1901 Jesse Burkett........................139

Most runs (righthanded)

1922 Rogers Hornsby....................141

highest batting Average

(Lefthanded)

1899 Jesse Burkett ...................... .396


(righthanded)

1924 Rogers Hornsby ................. .424


(switch hitter)

1985 Willie McGee....................... .353

Most hits (Lefthanded)

1948 Stan Musial ..........................230

Most hits (righthanded)

1922 Rogers Hornsby....................250

Most hits (switch hitter)

1985 Willie McGee ........................216

Most hits by Pitcher

1902 Mike O’Neill ............................43

Most singles (Lefthanded)

1901 Jesse Burkett........................180

Most singles (righthanded)

1964 Curt Flood ............................178

Most doubles (Lefthanded)

1953 Stan Musial ............................53

Most doubles (righthanded)

1936 Joe Medwick ..........................64

Most Triples (Lefthanded)

1894 Roger Connor ........................25

Most Triples (righthanded)

1893 Perry Werden ........................33

Most Triples, since 1900

(righthanded)

1915 Tom Long ..............................25

Most home runs (Lefthanded)

1940 Johnny Mize ..........................43

Most home runs (righthanded)

1998 Mark McGwire ........................70

Most home runs (switch hitter)

1934 Ripper Collins ........................35

Most home runs by Pitcher

1965, 1972 Bob Gibson....................5

Most home runs, rookie

(Lefthanded)

2006 Chris Duncan..........................22

Most home runs, rookie

(righthanded)

2001 Albert Pujols ..........................37

Most home runs - home

1998 Mark McGwire ........................38

Most home runs - road

1998 Mark McGwire ........................32

Most home runs, One Month

1998 Mark McGwire (May) ..............16

1999 Mark McGwire (July) ..............16

Most Grand slam home runs

2009 Albert Pujols ............................5

Most runs batted in (Lefthanded)

1929 Jim Bottomley ......................137

1940 Johnny Mize ........................137

Most runs batted in (righthanded)

1937 Joe Medwick ........................154

Most runs batted in by Pitcher

1935 Dizzy Dean ............................21

Most Game-Winning rbis

(Lefthanded)

1982 Keith Hernandez ....................21

Most Game-Winning rbis

(righthanded)

2006 Albert Pujols ..........................25

Most Game-Winning rbis (switch

hitter)

1985 Willie McGee ..........................17

Most Total bases (Lefthanded)

1948 Stan Musial ..........................429

Most Total bases (righthanded)

1922 Rogers Hornsby....................450

Most Long hits (Lefthanded)

1948 Stan Musial ..........................103

Most Long hits (righthanded)

1922 Rogers Hornsby....................102

Most sacrifice hits

1943 Harry Walker ..........................36

Most sacrifice Flies

1982 George Hendrick ....................14

highest slugging Average

(Lefthanded)

1948 Stan Musial ..................... .702

highest slugging Average

(righthanded)

1922 Rogers Hornsby ............... .756

Most bases On balls (Lefthanded)

1949 Stan Musial........................107

Most bases On balls (righthanded)

1998 Mark McGwire....................162

Most bases On balls (switch hitter)

1910 Miller Huggins ....................116

Most intentional bases On balls

2009 Albert Pujols ........................44

Most hit by Pitch

1910 Steve Evans ........................31

Most strikeouts (Lefthanded)

2000 Jim Edmonds ....................167

Most strikeouts (righthanded)

1997 Ron Gant ..........................162

Fewest strikeouts

1927 Frank Frisch (153 Games)....10

Most stolen bases (Lefthanded)

1974 Lou Brock ..........................118

Most stolen bases (righthanded)

1982 Lonnie Smith........................68

Most stolen bases (switch hitter)

1985 Vince Coleman ..................110

Most Caught stealing

1914 Miller Huggins ......................36

Most Consecutive Games hit safely

(Lefthanded)

1950 Stan Musial..........................30

Most Consecutive Games hit safely

(righthanded)

1922 Rogers Hornsby ..................33

Most Grounded into double Plays

1973 Ted Simmons ......................29

Fewest Grounded into double Plays

1965, 1969 Lou Brock....................2

1997 Ron Gant ..............................2

Most Pinch-hits (Lefthanded)

1970 Vic Davalillo ........................24

1993 Gerald Perry ........................24

Most Pinch-hits (righthanded)

1953 Peanuts Lowrey ..................22

Most Pinch-hits (switch hitter)

1962 Red Schoendienst................22

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Most Times Faced Pitcher

(9-inning game)

8 Taylor Douthit ............7/6/29 [2]

Most Times Faced Pitcher

With no Official At-bats

6 Miller Huggins

(4BB, 1SH, 1SF) ............6/1/10

Most runs, Game

5 Last: J. D. Drew ..............5/1/99

Most runs, Two Consecutive

Games (18 innings)

8 Stan Musial ..........5/19, 5/20/48

Most hits, Game

6 Last: Skip Schumkaer ..7/26/08

Most hits, Game - Pitcher

4 Last: Mike Torrez ..........7/19/70

Most Times six hits With six

At-bats in A Game (Career)

2 Jim Bottomley ..............9/16/24,

8/5/31 [2]

Most Times Five hits in A Game,

season

4 Stan Musial ..............4/30, 5/19,

6/22, 9/22/48

Most At-bats With no hits,

doubleheader (Over 18 innings)

12 Red Schoendienst ..........6/9/47

(24 innings)

Most hits, Two straight

doubleheaders

14 Bill White ......7/17 (8) & 7/18 (6)

1961

Most Times reached base safely in

Consecutive Plate Appearances,

season

12 Chick Hafey ......................1929

Jim Edmonds ....................2000

Most Consecutive hits, season

(bases on balls shown in streak)

10 Chick Hafey ............7/6 [2], 7/8,

7/9/29 (2 BB)

Joe Medwick7/19 [1 & 2],

7/21/36 (1BB),

Most doubles, Game

4 Joe Medwick ..................8/4/37

Most doubles, doubleheader

5 Joe Medwick ................8/30/35

Red Schoendienst ..........6/6/48

Most doubles, Two straight Games

6 Red Schoendienst ..6/5-6/6 [1]/48

Most doubles, Three straight

Games

8 Red Schoendienst ..............6/5-

6/6 [1 & 2]/48

Most Triples, Game

3 Last: Jim Bottomley ......6/21/27

Most Triples, inning

2 Heine Peitz..................7/2/1895

Most home runs, Game

4 Mark Whiten ..............9/7/93 [2]

Most home runs, inning

2 Fernando Tatis ..............4/23/99

(3rd inning)

Most home runs, doubleheader

(homering in each game)

5 Stan Musial(3 in G1, 2 in G2)

5/2/54

Most Three-homer Games, season

2 Johnny Mize..7/13 & 7/20[2]/38,

5/13 & 9/8 [1]/40

Mark McGwire....4/14 & 5/19/98

Albert Pujols ........4/16 & 9/3/06

Most Consecutive home runs,

Two Games (includes base

on balls)

4 Stan Musial7/7 [2] (1HR) &

7/8/62 (3HR)

Albert Pujols 4/16 (3HR) & 4/17/06

(1HR)

Most home runs, Five straight

Games

7 Jim Bottomley ........7/5 - 7/9/29

Most Consecutive Games With

home run

5 Jim Bottomley ........7/5 - 7/9/29

Ripper Collins........6/20-6/23/35

Jim Edmonds ..........7/6-7/11/04

Albert Pujols ............8/17-22/07

Most Total bases, Game

16 Mark Whiten ....................9/7/93

Most extra-base hits,

doubleheader (18 innings)

6 Joe Medwick ..........(5 2B, 1 3B)

5/30/35

Red Schoendienst (5 2B, 1 HR)

6/6/48


Two straight Games

7 R. Schoendienst ..6/5-6/6 [1]/48

Jim Edmonds ..........4/5-8/2003


Three straight Games

9 Red Schoendienst ..............6/5,

6/6 [1&2]/48

Most Games With Four extra-base

hits (season)

2 Joe Medwick ........5/12 & 8/4/37

Most rbis, Game

12 Jim Bottomley..................8/6/24

Mark Whiten ..............9/7/93 [2]

Most rbis, inning

8 Fernando Tatis ..............4/23/99

(3rd inning)

Most Consecutive Games With rbi

12 Rip Collins ........................1935

Most rbis, Two straight Games

13 Mark Whiten ..........9/7 [1&2]/93

Most Consecutive Games,

One Or More Walks

16 Jack Clark

(28 walks)............7/18 - 8/10/87

Most Walks, doubleheader

6 Johnny Mize ..................8/26/39

Jack Clark....7/8/87 (19 innings)

Most strikeouts, Game

5 Richie Allen ..................5/24/70

Ray Lankford ..................8/8/98

Most sacrifice Flies, Game

3 Vince Coleman................5/1/86

Most Times reaching base On

error in One inning (Fair-hit

balls)

2 Stu Martin ......6/22/40 (6th inn.)

Most stolen bases, Game

5 Lonnie Smith ..................9/4/82

Most steals Of home, Game

2 Ed Konetchy..............9/30/1907

Most Grand slams, inning

2 Fernando Tatis ..............4/23/99

(3rd inning)

CArdinALs WhO hOMered in ALL-sTAr GAMeStan Musial ..........7/13/48 at St. Louis (Sportsman’s Park)

7/12/49 at Brooklyn (Ebbets Field)

7/10/51 at Detroit (Briggs Stadium)

7/12/55 at Milwaukee (County Stadium)

7/10/56 at Washington (Griffith Stadium)

*7/13/60 at New York (Yankee Stadium)

Frankie Frisch ............7/6/33 at Chicago (Comiskey Park)

7/10/34 at New York (Polo Grounds)

Ken Boyer ............7/13/60 at New York (Yankee Stadium)

7/7/64 at New York (Shea Stadium)

Joe Medwick ............7/10/34 at New York (Polo Grounds)

Red Schoendienst ..**7/11/50 at Chicago (Comiskey Park)

Reggie Smith7/23/74 at Pittsburgh (Three Rivers Stadium)

*pinch hit ; **14th inning

CArdinALs bATTinG FeATs

CArdinALs WiTh six Or MOre hiTs in One GAMe

Duff Cooley ..............................9/30/1893 [2] vs. BostonRoger Connor ..............................6/1/1895 at New YorkDick Harley ..................6/24/1897 (12 inn.) at PittsburghJim Bottomley ..................................9/16/24 at Brooklyn

Jim Bottomley..............................8/5/31 [2] at PittsburghTerry Moore ........................................9/5/35 vs. BostonSkip Schumaker ......7/26/08 (14 inn.) at New York Mets

CArdinALs WiTh Three Or MOre hOMers in One GAMe

Frank Shugart................................5/10/1894 at Cincinnati

George Harper..............................9/20/28 [1] at New York

George Watkins ........................6/24/31 [2] at Philadelphia

Johnny Mize ........................................7/13/38 vs. Boston

Johnny Mize ................................7/20/38 [2] vs. New York

Johnny Mize ........................5/13/40 (14 inn.) at Cincinnati

Johnny Mize ................................9/8/40 [1] vs. Pittsburgh

Stan Musial ..................................5/2/54 [1] vs. New York

Bill White..........................................7/5/61 at Los Angeles

Stan Musial ..........................................7/8/62 at New York

Reggie Smith ................................5/22/76 at Philadelphia

Mark Whiten (4 HRs) ..........................9/7/93 at Cincinnati

Mark McGwire ....................................4/14/98 vs. Arizona

Mark McGwire................................5/19/98 at Philadelphia

Mark McGwire................................5/18/00 at Philadelphia

Albert Pujols ........................................7/20/04 at Chicago

Albert Pujols ....................................4/16/06 vs. Cincinnati

Albert Pujols ......................................9/3/06 vs. Pittsburgh

Albert Pujols ........................................5/30/10 at Chicago

CArdinALs WhO hOMered in FirsT MAJOr LeAGUe AT-bAT

Eddie Morgan ..............4/14/36 vs. Chicago (opening day)(first pitch, pinch-hit)

Wally Moon ..................4/13/54 vs. Chicago (opening day)Keith McDonald ..............7/4/00 (ph) & 7/6 vs. Cincinnati

(first two at-bats) Chris Richard ................................7/17/00 at Minnesota

(first pitch) Gene Stechschulte ..........................4/17/01 vs. Arizona

(first pitch, pinch-hit)

Hector Luna ....................................4/8/04 vs. Milwaukee (second pitch)

Adam Wainwright ....................5/24/06 at San Francisco(first pitch)

Mark Worrell ......................6/5/08 [2] at Washington D.C.(full count)

Pitcher and date Opponent (Pitcher)

Mike O’Neill (pinch-hit), 6/3/1902 ........................................................................................at Boston (Charles Pittinger)Curt Davis, 4/26/38..........................................................................................................at Cincinnati (Al Hollingsworth)Bob Gibson, 9/29/65 ....................................................................................................at San Francisco (Gaylord Perry)Bob Gibson, 7/26/73 [1] ................................................................................................vs. New York (John Strohmayer)Rick Wise, 8/21/73..................................................................................................................at Atlanta (Roric Harrison)Joaquin Andujar, 5/15/84 ........................................................................................................vs. Atlanta (Jeff Dedmon)Bob Forsch, 8/10/86 ..........................................................................................................vs. Pittsburgh (Mike Bielecki)Donovan Osborne, 9/7/96....................................................................................................vs. San Diego (Andy Ashby)Kent Mercker, 9/2/98 ............................................................................................................at Florida (Jesus Sanchez)Chris Carpenter, 10/1/09............................................................................................................at Cincinnati (Kip Wells)Brad Penny, 5/21/10....................................................................................................vs. Los Angeles-AL (Joel Piñeiro)

CArdinALs WhO hiT FOr The CyCLeCliff Heathcote ....6/13/18 at Philadelphia (8-8 tie in 19 inn.)Jim Bottomley ..................................7/15/27 at PhiladelphiaChick Hafey....................................8/21/30 vs. PhiladelphiaPepper Martin ..................................5/25/33 at PhiladelphiaJoe Medwick........................................6/29/35 at CincinnatiJohnny Mize..................................7/13/40 [1] vs. New YorkStan Musial ..........................................7/24/49 at BrooklynBill White ........................................8/14/60 [1] at Pittsburgh

Ken Boyer........................................9/14/61 [2] vs. ChicagoKen Boyer ..............................................6/16/64 at HoustonJoe Torre ............................................6/27/73 at PittsburghLou Brock..........................................5/27/75 vs. San DiegoWillie McGee..........................................6/23/84 at ChicagoRay Lankford......................................9/15/91 vs. New YorkJohn Mabry ..........................................5/18/96 at ColoradoMark Grudzielanek ..........................4/27/05 vs. Milwaukee

GrAnd sLAMs hiT by CArdinALs PiTChers (sinCe 1900)

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LeAdOFF hOMers (seAsOn)

1. Lou Brock, 1967 ......................5

Lou Brock, 1970 ......................5

Ray Lankford, 1994 ................5

4. Jack Crooks, 1892 ..................4

5. 10 players tied ........................3

(Last: David Eckstein, 2007)

LeAdOFF hOMers (CAreer)

1. Lou Brock ..............................21

2. Ray Lankford ..........................7

3. Ray Blades..............................6

4. Jack Smith ..............................5

Lonnie Smith ..........................5

exTrA-inninG hOMers (seAsOn)

1. Mark McGwire, 1998 ..............4

2. Ken Boyer, 1958 ....................3

Jack Clark, 1987 ....................3

Felix Jose, 1992 ......................3

5. 26 players tied ........................2

(Last: Albert Pujols, 2009)

exTrA-inninG hOMers (CAreer)

1. Stan Musial ..........................11

Albert Pujols ..........................11

3. Jim Edmonds ..........................7

4. Ken Boyer ..............................6

Ted Simmons ..........................6

Ray Lankford ..........................6

PinCh-hiT hOMers (seAsOn)

1. George Crowe, 1959 ..............4

George Crowe, 1960 ..............4

Carl Sawatski, 1961 ................4

4. Erv Dusak, 1946......................3

Joe Frazier, 1954 ....................3

Joe Cunningham, 1957 ..........3

Fred Whitfield, 1962 ................3

Gerald Perry, 1993..................3

Eduardo Perez, 2002 ..............3

Marlon Anderson, 2004 ..........3

Ryan Ludwick, 2007................3

PinCh-hiT hOMers (CAreer)

1. George Crowe ........................8

2. Carl Sawatski ..........................6

Gerald Perry............................6

Chris Duncan ..........................6

5. Walker Cooper ........................4

Joe Frazier ..............................4

Bob Skinner ............................4

Rex Hudler ..............................4

Ryan Ludwick..........................4

inside-PArK hOMers (seAsOn)

1. Jesse Burkett, 1901 ................8

2. Jesse Burkett, 1900 ................6

Rogers Hornsby, 1917 ............6

Ed Konetchy, 1912..................6

Ed Konetchy, 1913..................6

inside-PArK hOMers (CAreer)

1. Rogers Hornsby ....................30

2. Ed Konetchy..........................22

3. Jesse Burkett ........................19

4. Homer Smoot ........................12

5. Walton Cruise..........................9

Stan Musial ............................9

MOsT hOMers in One MOnTh

1. Mark McGwire, May 1998 ....16

Mark McGwire, July ‘99 ........16

3. Mark McGwire, Sept. ‘97 ......15

Mark McGwire, Sept. ‘98 ......15

5. Jim Edmonds, June ‘03 ........14

Albert Pujols, April ‘06*..........14

Albert Pujols, June ‘09 ..........14

8. Mark McGwire, May ‘00 ........13

Jim Edmonds, July ‘04 ..........13

10. Whitey Kurowski, Aug. ‘47 ....12

Mark McGwire, Aug. ‘99........12

Mark McGwire, Sept. ‘99 ......12

Albert Pujols, Aug. ‘04 ..........12

14. Ripper Collins, June ‘35 ........11

Rogers Hornsby, May ‘25......11

Stan Musial, May ‘54 ............11

Mark McGwire, July ‘01 ........11

Albert Pujols, May ‘06 ..........11

19. 22 players tied ......................10

(Last: Jim Edmonds, Aug. ‘04)

* -- Tied for MLB Record (A. Rodriguez-NYY, 2007)

Home Run information courtesy of

David Vincent, Society for American

Baseball Research (SABR).

CArdinALs LeAders in hOMe rUn CATeGOries

sinGLe-seAsOn FieLdinG LeAders by POsiTiOn

POs PLAyer yeAr G TC e PCT

C Mike Matheny 2003 138 823 0 1.000

1b Keith Hernandez 1981 98 1143 3 .997

Tino Martinez 2003 126 1114 3 .997

2b Jose Oquendo 1990 150 681 3 .996

ss Ozzie Smith 1991 150 639 8 .987

3b Troy Glaus 2008 146 385 7 .982

OF Curt Flood 1966 159 396 0 1.000

OF Orlando Palmeiro 2003 112 171 0 1.000

OF Ray Lankford 1996 144 366 1 .997

OF Tony Scott 1980 134 330 1 .997

sinGLe-seAsOn OFFensiVe LeAders by POsiTiOn

* Totals are only while playing designated position, not including statistics accumulated during the season while pinch-hitting, pinch-running or playing another position. Stolen base leaders since 1920.

POs PLAyer hr

C Ted Simmons, 1979 26

1b Mark McGwire, 1998 69

2b Rogers Hornsby, 1922 42

ss Edgar Renteria, 2000 16

3b Tatis (‘99) & Rolen (‘04) 34

LF Stan Musial, 1951 32

CF Jim Edmonds, 2000 41

rF Stan Musial, 1948 39

P Bob Gibson, 1965 & ‘72 5

PLAyer rbi

Ted Simmons, 1972 96

Mark McGwire, 1999 147

Rogers Hornsby, 1922 152

Edgar Renteria, 2003 100

Joe Torre, 1971 137

Joe Medwick, 1937 154

Jim Edmonds, 2001 110

Stan Musial, 1948 131

Dizzy Dean, 1935 21

PLAyer sb

McCarver (‘66), Pagnozzi (‘91), Molina (‘09) 9

Gregg Jefferies, 1993 46

Delino DeShields, 1997 54

Ozzie Smith, 1988 57

Pepper Martin, 1933 26

Lou Brock, 1974 118

Willie McGee, 1985 56

Andy Van Slyke, 1985 32

Bob Gibson, 1969 5

PiTChinGGames ..............................................77, Mike Perez, 1992

Games Won ..............................21, Johnny Beazley, 1942

Games Lost ..............................20, Ted Breitenstein, 1892

......................................................and Jesse Haines, 1920

Games Started ..............................37, Jesse Haines, 1920

Complete Games ......................28, Ted Breitenstein, 1892

Shutouts ........................................6, Harvey Haddix, 1953

Innings Pitched ........................301.2, Jesse Haines, 1920

Strikeouts ........................................194, Rick Ankiel, 2000

Walks ......................................148, Ted Breitenstein, 1892

Saves ............................................*36, Todd Worrell, 1986

Winning Pct. # ...................... .810 (17-4), Ted Wilks, 1944

ERA +......................................2.13, Johnny Beazley, 1942

*NL rookie record.

**Major League rookie record.

#Minimum of 18 decisions.

+Minimum of 154/162 innings pitched.

bATTinGAt-Bats ......................................636, Vince Coleman, 1985

Batting Average ..................**.373, George Watkins, 1930

Runs..............................................112, Albert Pujols, 2001

Hits ..........................................194, Emmet Heidrick, 1899

and Albert Pujols, 2001

Singles ....................................157, Emmet Heidrick, 1899

Doubles ..........................................47, Albert Pujols, 2001

Triples ............................................25, Tommy Long, 1915

Home Runs ....................................37, Albert Pujols, 2001

Extra-Base Hits..............................*88, Albert Pujols, 2001

Total Bases..................................*360, Albert Pujols, 2001

Slugging Average ................**.621, George Watkins, 1930

Runs-Batted-In ............................*130, Albert Pujols, 2001

Walks ..............................................75, Solly Hemus, 1951

Strikeouts ......................................119, Hector Cruz, 1976

Stolen Bases ..........................**110, Vince Coleman, 1985

Pinch Hits ..........................................20, Joe Frazier, 1954

Longest Hitting Streak (games) ....25, Joe McEwing, 1999

*NL rookie record. **Major League rookie record.

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CLUb reCOrdsMost Players ..................................51 (24 pitchers) in 1997Fewest Players....................................................25 in 1904Most Games ......................................................164 in 1989Most At-Bats..............................5,734 in 1979 (163 games)Most Runs ................................1,004 in 1930 (154 games)Most Opponents’ Runs ................838 in 1999 (161 games)Fewest Runs ................................372 in 1908 (154 games)Most Hits ..................................1,732 in 1930 (154 games)Fewest Hits ..............................1,105 in 1908 (154 games)Most Singles..............................1,223 in 1920 (155 games)Most Doubles ..............................373 in 1939 (154 games)Most Triples....................................96 in 1920 (155 games)Most Homers................................235 in 2000 (162 games)Most Opponents’ Homers ............210 in 2003 (162 games)Fewest Homers (154 or 162-game schedule) ....10 in 1906Most Homers at Sportsman’s Park —

Cards & Opponent..........................................176 in 1955Most Homers at Busch Stadium (old) —

Cards & Opponent..........................................229 in 2000Most Homers at Busch Stadium (new) —

Cards & Opponent..........................................176 in 2006Most Grand Slams ..............................................12 in 2000Most Pinch Home Runs ......................................10 in 1998Most Total Bases ......................2,595 in 1930 (154 games)Most Long Hits ............................566 in 1930 (154 games)Most Extra Bases on Long Hits 1,021 in 1998 (163 games)Most Sacrifices (S.H. and S.F.)....212 in 1926 (156 games)Most Sacrifice Hits ......................172 in 1943 (147 games)Most Sacrifice Flies ........................70 in 2004 (162 games)Most Stolen Bases ......................314 in 1985 (162 games)Most Caught Stealing ..................118 in 1992 (162 games)Most Bases on Balls ....................676 in 1998 (163 games)Most Strikeouts ........................1,253 in 2000 (162 games)Fewest Strikeouts ........................414 in 1925 (153 games)Most Hit By Pitch............................84 in 2000 (162 games)Fewest Hit By Pitch ........................15 in 1925 (153 games)Most Runs Batted In ....................942 in 1930 (154 games)Most Game-Winning RBIs..............97 in 2004 (162 games)Highest Batting Average ............ .314 in 1930 (154 games)Lowest Batting Average ............ .223 in 1908 (154 games)Highest Slugging Average.......... .471 in 1930 (154 games)Lowest Slugging Average .......... .288 in 1908 (154 games)Most Grounded Into Double Play 166 in 1958 (154 games)Fewest Grounded Into Double Play ..75 in 1945 (155 games)Most Left On Bases ..................1,251 in 1939 (155 games)Fewest Left On Bases..................957 in 1995 (143 games)Most 100-Run Scorers ..........................................4 in 1928Most .300 Hitters ................................................11 in 1930Most 20-Homer Hitters..........4 in 1998, 2001, 2004 & 2008Most 100-RBI Hitters ................................3 in 2003 & 2004Most Putouts ............................4,460 in 1979 (163 games)Fewest Putouts ........................3,797 in 1995 (143 games)Most Assists ..............................2,293 in 1917 (154 games)Fewest Assists ..........................1,595 in 1935 (154 games)Most Chances Accepted ..........6,459 in 1917 (154 games)Fewest Chances Accepted ......5,532 in 1995 (143 games)Most Errors ..................................348 in 1908 (154 games)Fewest Errors ................................77 in 2003 (162 games)Most Errorless Games ................106 in 2003 (162 games)Most Consecutive Errorless Games....................16 in 1992Most Double Plays ......................196 in 2005 (162 games)Fewest Double Plays ..................114 in 1990 (162 games)Most Passed Balls..........................38 in 1906 (154 games)Fewest Passed Balls........................4 in 1925 (153 games)

Highest Fielding Average .......... .987 in 2003 (162 games)Lowest Fielding Average............ .946 in 1908 (154 games)Highest Home Attendance ....3,552,180 in 2007 (81 dates)Highest Road Attendance ......2,820,564 in 1999 (79 dates)Most Games Won..............................................106 in 1942Most Games Lost ..............................................111 in 1898Most Games Lost — Since 1900 ......................105 in 1908Most Games Won — Month ..........................26, July 1944Most Games Lost — Month ................27, September 1908Highest Percentage

Games Won.................. .688 in 1942 (Won 106, Lost 48)Lowest Percentage

Games Won.................. .221 in 1897 (Won 29, Lost 102)Lowest Percentage Games Won —

Since 1900...................... .314 in 1903 (Won 43, Lost 94)Most Shutouts Won ............................................30 in 1968Most Shutouts Lost..............................................33 in 1908Most 1-0 Games Won ..........................8 in 1907 and 1968Most 1-0 Games Lost ............................................8 in 1918Most Games Lost by 10-or-more Runs ..............11 in 2007Most Consecutive Games Won ..........................14 in 1935Most Consecutive Games Lost ..........................15 in 1909League Championships ..................................................17Last-Place Finishes ....................................9 (Tied in 1916)Most Runs — Game........28 vs. Philadelphia, July 6, 1929,

Second GameMost Runs — Game — By Opponent ............28 by Boston,

September 3, 1896, First GameMost Runs — Game — By Opponent —

Since 1900 ....................24 by Pittsburgh, June 22, 1925Most Runs — Inning 12 vs. Philadelphia, September 15,

1926, First Game, Third InningScoring Runs Every Inning — Game ....9/13/64 at ChicagoMost Runs — Shutout Game....................18 vs. Cincinnati, June 10, 1944

Most Runs — Shutout Game — By Opponent..................19 by Pittsburgh, August 3, 1961

Most Runs — Doubleheader Shutout...............16 vs.Brooklyn, September 21, 1934

Most Hits — Game..............30 vs. New York, June 1, 1895Most Hits — Game — Since 1900 ........28 vs. Philadelphia, July 6, 1929, Second GameLongest 1-0 Game Won....................14 Innings vs. Boston,

June 15, 1939Longest 1-0 Game Lost................18 Innings vs. New York,

July 2, 1933, First GameNote: Lost 2-1 in 20 innings April 17, 2010 vs. New YorkMets. Game was scoreless for the first 18 innings.Most Home Runs — Game......7 vs. Brooklyn, May 7, 1940

7 at Chicago, July 12, 1996Most Home Runs — Game — By Opponent....7 by

Pittsburgh, August 16, 1947Pittsburgh, August 20, 2003

Most Consecutive Games — One or More Homers ........18(43 homers total), April 8-27, 2000

Most Total Bases — Game....49 vs. Brooklyn, May 7, 1940Largest Crowd — Day Game ............52,916 vs. Cincinnati,

September 28, 1996Largest Crowd — Doubleheader............49,743 vs. Atlanta,

June 23, 1968Largest Crowd — Night Game ............53,415 vs. Chicago,

July 30, 1994Largest Crowd — Home Opener ........52,841 vs. Montreal,

April 8, 1996

TeAM hiGhs & LOWs sinCe 1970

WinninG sTreAK

12 Games..........................4/10-23/8211 Games............................8/9-19/0110 Games............................5/7-17/019 Games............................7/3-10/879 Games ........................8/27-9/5/04

LOsinG sTreAK

11 Games..........................5/12-23/7810 Games..........................5/15-25/80

LOnGesT GAMe — inninGs

25 ......................9/11/74 at New York20 ....................4/17/10 vs. New York20 ..........................4/27/03 at Florida19..........................5/14/88 vs. Atlanta18 ........................5/27/83 at Houston

MOsT rUns inninG — CArdinALs

11 ........7/18/64 vs. New York (8th inn.)5/9/96 vs. San Francisco (8th inn.)

8/7/98 vs. Chicago (1st inn.)4/23/99 at Los Angeles (3rd inn.)

9/6/02 vs. Chicago (3rd inn.)5/8/05 vs. San Diego (1st inn.)

10 ....5/31/82 vs. San Francisco (4th inn.) 9/23/02 vs. Arizona (7th inn.) 8/19/03 vs. Pittsburgh (8th inn.) 8/6/07 vs. SD (5th inn.)

MOsT rUns inninG — OPPOnenT

13 ......8/24/93 at San Diego (1st inn.)11 ....9/24/81 vs. Philadelphia (3rd inn.)

7/18/94 at Houston (6th inn.)6/20/06 at Chicago -AL (3rd inn.)

10........4/13/00 at Colorado (2nd inn.)8/20/03 vs. Pittsburgh (5th inn.)

6/10/04 at Chicago (4th inn.)

MOsT rUns GAMe — CArdinALs

21 ........................4/27/77 at Chicago19 ......................5/20/00 at Pittsburgh18..........................8/22/08 vs. Atlanta17 ..............5/17/75 at San Francisco 5/7/87 at San Diego

MOsT rUns GAMe — OPPOnenT

21 ................7/9/88 at San Francisco20 ................6/20/06 at Chicago (AL) 6/13/08 vs. Philadelphia19........................9/21/74 vs. Chicago18 ..........................6/8/90 at Montreal 9/20/07 vs. Houston 8/3/10 vs. Houston

MOsT hiTs GAMe — CArdinALs

26..........................8/22/08 vs. Atlanta23 ..............5/17/75 at San Francisco 8/21/78 at Cincinnati

5/26/91 at New York

MOsT hiTs GAMe — OPPOnenT

24 ................6/20/06 at Chicago (AL)23 ........................4/22/80 at Chicago 7/13/07 at Philadelphia 9/20/07 vs. Houston22..........................6/15/94 vs. Florida 7/30/96 at Philadelphia 8/3/10 vs. Houston21................5/4/87 vs. San Francisco 6/13/08 vs. Philadelphia

MOsT hr’s GAMe — CArdinALs

7 ..........................7/12/96 at Chicago6........................4/9/00 vs. Milwaukee 8/18/06 at Chicago 7/15/07 at Philadelphia

MOsT hr’s GAMe — OPPOnenT

7 ......................8/20/03 vs. Pittsburgh6............................6/4/89 vs. Chicago 7/23/00 at Houston

MOsT hr’s GAMe — bOTh TeAMs

9 ....................7/20/03 at Los Angeles

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The LAsT TiMe…CArdinALs series sWeePsThe LAsT TiMe iT hAPPenedOpponent Series Description Dates

ARIZONA ................3-Game Series at Arizona..................4/9-11/2004 3-Game Series at St. Louis................9/23-25/2002

ATLANTA ................3-Game Series at Atlanta ..................8/29-31/1988 4-Game Series at Atlanta ..................9/13-15/1963* **** 3-Game Series at St. Louis................7/6-8/1993 4-Game Series at St. Louis................4/26-29/2010

CHICAGO (AL)..........3-Game Series at St. Louis................6/15-17/2001

CHICAGO (NL)..........2-Game Series at Chicago ................7/19-20/2004 3-Game Series at Chicago ................5/17-19/1988 4-Game Series at Chicago ................5/27-29/1921* 3-Game Series at St. Louis................5/19-21/2009 4-Game Series at St. Louis................9/14-17/2000

CINCINNATI ............3-Game Series at Cincinnati ..............8/9-11/2010 4-Game Series at Cincinnati ..............pre-1958 2-Game Series at St. Louis................6/8-29/2005 3-Game Series at St. Louis................9/26-28/2008 4-Game Series at St. Louis................8/13-16/2001

COLORADO..............3-Game Series at Colorado ..............9/24-26/2004 3-Game Series at St. Louis................6/16-18/2006 4-Game Series at St. Louis................9/30-10/3/2010

FLORIDA..................3-Game Series at Florida ..................5/5-7/2006 3-Game Series at St. Louis................5/23-25/2000

HOUSTON................3-Game Series at Houston................4/20-22/2004 4-Game Series at Houston................6/3-6/1968 3-Game Series at St. Louis................4/10-12/2009 4-Game Series at St. Louis................8/18-21/1983

KANSAS CITY ..........3-Game Series at Kansas City ..........6/19-21/2009 3-Game Series at St. Louis................6/14-16/2002

LOS ANGELES..........2-Game Series at Los Angeles ..........7/15-16/2002 3-Game Series at Los Angeles ..........7/21-23/2006 4-Game Series at Los Angeles ..........7/1-4/1968 3-Game Series at St. Louis................9/3-5/2004 4-Game Series at St. Louis................7/15-18/2010

* Includes double-header ** Includes two double-headers *** 5-Game Series **** At Milwaukee

Opponent Series Description DatesMILWAUKEE............2-Game Series at Milwaukee ............9/23-24/2003 3-Game Series at Milwaukee ............9/7-9/2009 2-Game Series at St. Louis................8/17-18/2010 3-Game Series at St. Louis ..............3/31-4/3/2003

MINNESOTA ............3-Game Series at St. Louis................7/15-17/2001

NEW YORK (NL) ......3-Game Series at New York ..............8/10-12/2001 4-Game Series at New York ..............9/17-19/1982** *** 3-Game Series at St. Louis ..............4/21-23/2009

OAKLAND ................3-Game Series at St. Louis................6/15-17/2004

PHILADELPHIA ........3-Game Series at Philadelphia ..........4/3-6/2006 4-Game Series at Philadelphia ..........6/30-7/2/1972 3-Game Series at St. Louis ..............8/17-19/2001 4-Game Series at St. Louis ..............8/4-7/1986

PITTSBURGH ..........2-Game Series at Pittsburgh ............4/18-19/2005 3-Game Series at Pittsburgh ............8/7-9/2009 4-Game Series at Pittsburgh ............5/31-6/3/2004 2-Game Series at St. Louis ..............5/6-7/2009 3-Game Series at St. Louis ..............7/30-8/1/2010 4-Game Series at St. Louis ..............5/7-10/2001

SAN DIEGO..............3-Game Series at San Diego ............9/3-5/2001 4-Game Series at San Diego ............7/20-23/1989 3-Game Series at St. Louis ..............8/14-16/2009 4-Game Series at St. Louis ..............7/17-20/2008

SEATTLE..................3-Game Series at St. Louis................7/2-4/2004

SAN FRANCISCO......3-Game Series at San Francisco........6/17-19/1991 4-Game Series at San Francisco........9/9-12/1993 2-Game Series at St. Louis ..............9/15-16/2006 3-Game Series at St. Louis ..............9/11-13/1995 4-Game Series at St. Louis ..............6/8-10/62*

TAMPA BAY ............3-Game Series at Tampa Bay ............6/17-19/2005

TORONTO................3-Game Series at St. Louis................6/3-5/2003

WASHINGTON ........3-Game Series at Montreal ..............9/26-28/1969 2-Game Series at St. Louis ..............5/17-18/2010 3-Game Series at St. Louis ..............8/28-30/2009 4-Game Series at St. Louis ..............5/12-15/1983

The LAsT TiMe…OPPOnenT series sWeePsOpponent Series Description Dates

ATLANTA ................3-Game Series at Atlanta........................4/22-24/2003 4-Game Series at Atlanta........................5/16-19/1997 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................9/11-13/2009 4-Game Series at St. Louis ....................pre-1962

CHICAGO ................2-Game Series at Chicago......................6/21-23/2002 3-Game Series at Chicago......................4/7-9/2006 4-Game Series at Chicago......................7/27-30/2006 2-Game Series at St. Louis ....................4/27-28/2007 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................9/13-15/2010 4-Game Series at St. Louis ....................6/27-30/1929

CINCINNATI ............2-Game Series at Cincinnati ..................5/1-2/2006 3-Game Series at Cincinnati ..................9/11-13/2007 4-Game Series at Cincinnati ..................5/5-8/2003 2-Game Series at St. Louis ....................6/26-27/2001 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................6/5-7/2006 4-Game Series at St. Louis ....................5/4-7/1990

COLORADO..............3-Game Series at Colorado ....................7/6-8/2010 4-Game Series at Colorado ....................7/14-17/1994 4-Game Series at St. Louis ....................6/5-8/2009

DETROIT..................3-Game Series at Detroit ........................5/18-20/2007FLORIDA..................3-Game Series at Florida........................7/28-30/1995 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................8/27-29/1996

HOUSTON................2-Game Series at Houston ....................5/3-4/2006 3-Game Series at Houston ....................8/30-9/1/2010 4-Game Series at Houston ....................9/21-24/2006 2-Game Series at St. Louis ....................9/27-28/2005 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................5/11-13/2010

KANSAS CITY ..........3-Game Series at Kansas City ................6/12-14/2001 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................6/17-19/2008

* Includes double-header # New York Giants Opponent ..Series Descriptions

Opponent Series Description DatesLOS ANGELES..........3-Game Series at Los Angeles................6/7-9/2010 4-Game Series at Los Angeles................4/29-5/2/1976 2-Game Series at St. Louis ....................7/9-10/2003 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................8/20-22/1993MILWAUKEE ............3-Game Series at Milwaukee ..................4/30-5/2/2007 4-Game Series at Milwaukee ..................4/18-21/2002 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................10/2-4/2009 4-Game Series at St. Louis ....................7/21-24/2008NEW YORK (AL) ......3-Game Series at New York ..................6/13-15/2003

NEW YORK (NL) ......3-Game Series at New York ..................8/22-24/2006 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................4/1-4/2007 4-Game Series at St. Louis ....................4/24-27/1986

PHILADELPHIA ........3-Game Series at Philadelphia ................8/15-17/2003 4-Game Series at Philadelphia ................pre-1962 2-Game Series at St. Louis ....................5/4-5/2009 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................8/1-3/2006 4-Game Series at St. Louis ....................pre-1962

PITTSBURGH ..........3-Game Series at Pittsburgh ..................9/12-14/2008 4-Game Series at Pittsburgh ..................7/30-8/2/1992 2-Game Series at St. Louis ....................4/16-17/2007 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................5/27-29/1991 4-Game Series at St. Louis ....................7/3-6/1997

SAN DIEGO ..............3-Game Series at San Diego ..................8/11-12/1995* 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................6/23-25/1980

SAN FRANCISCO......2-Game Series at San Francisco ............4/18-19/2007 3-Game Series at San Francisco ............6/29-7/1/2001 4-Game Series at San Francisco ............7/24-26/1987 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................6/5-7/1998 4-Game Series at St. Louis ....................5/6-9/1912 #

WASHINGTON..........3-Game Series at Washington................8/3-5/2007 4-Game Series at Montreal ....................4/25-28/1985 3-Game Series at St. Louis ....................6/9-11/1986

CArdinAL sTOLe hOMe

Cesar Izturis, June 3, 2008 at Washington, fourth inning. Izturis stolehome on the back end of a double steal, with Rick Ankiel breakingfrom 1st base with two outs and Ryan Ludwick batting.

CArdinAL sTrAiGhT sTeAL OF hOMe

Kerry Robinson, July 3, 2002 vs. San Diego, eighth inning. Robinsonled off in the eighth with a pinch-hit triple to right field and stole homewith one out and Placido Polanco batting.

OPPOnenT sTOLe hOMe

Mark Loretta, July 28, 1998, vs. Milwaukee as part of a double stealin the fourth inning.

CArdinAL hiT inside-The-PArK hOMe rUn

Fernando Viña, at Milwaukee, October 2, 2001, fifth inning with norunners on and two out, off Ben Sheets.

OPPOnenT hiT inside-The-PArK hOMe rUn

Edwin Encarnacion, at St. Louis, August 31, 2007, second inningwith no runners on and no outs, off Anthony Reyes.

CArdinAL nO-hiTTer

Bud Smith at San Diego, Sept. 3, 2001, 4-0 vs. Bobby Jones.

nO-hiTTer Vs. CArdinALs

Fernando Valenzuela at Los Angeles, June 29, 1990, 6-0.

CArdinAL TriPLe PLAy

Albert Pujols (1b) - David Eckstein (ss) vs. San Diego, second inning,May 5, 2005. With runners Phil Nevin (second base) and Brian Giles(first base) on base, Ramon Hernandez lined softly to first base;Pujols stepped on first base then threw to second to double off Giles(3-6). Matt Morris pitching.

TriPLe PLAy Vs. CArdinALs

Rafael Furcal (ss) - unassisted - vs. Atlanta, fifth inning,August 10, 2003. With base runners Mike Matheny (secondbase) and Orlando Palmeiro (first base) going with the pitch,Woody Williams lined out to Furcal, who tagged Mathenygoing back to second and Palmeiro, who was already onsecond. Horacio Ramirez pitching.

CArdinAL hiT FOr CyCLe

Mark Grudzielanek vs. Milwaukee, April 27, 2005.

OPPOnenT hiT FOr CyCLe

Daryle Ward (PIT) at St. Louis, May 26, 2004.

CArdinAL hOMered FrOM bOTh sides OF PLATe

Geronimo Pena vs. San Diego, April 17, 1994; third-inning solohomer batting left-handed vs. Andy Ashby; seventh-inning solohomer batting right-handed vs. Mark Davis.

CArdinAL hiT 4 hOMe rUns in A GAMe

Mark Whiten at Cincinnati, September 7, 1993 [2].

CArdinAL hiT 3 hOMe rUns in A GAMe

Albert Pujols at Chicago, May 30, 2010.

OPPOnenT hiT 3 hOMe rUns in A GAMe

Aaron Boone, at Cincinnati, May 8, 2003.

CArdinAL PinCh-hiT GrAnd sLAM

Chris Duncan at Oakland, June 16, 2007, fifth inning offKiko Calero.

OPPOnenT PinCh-hiT GrAnd sLAM

Jason Michaels vs. Pittsburgh, June 2, 2008, seventh inning offAdam Wainwright.

CArdinAL PinCh-hiT hOMe rUn

Randy Winn vs. Philadelphia, July 19, 2010, sixth inningsolo homer off Chad Durbin.

OPPOnenT PinCh-hiT hOMe rUn

Matt Stairs, San Diego at St. Louis, September 18, 2010, ninthinning solo homer off Kyle McClellan.

CArdinAL bACK-TO-bACK hOMe rUns

Allen Craig and Skip Schumaker vs. Philadelphia, July 19,2010, fifth inning off Kyle Kendrick.

OPPOnenT bACK-TO-bACK hOMe rUns

Ryan Ludwick and Matt Stairs (PH) vs. San Diego,September 18, 2010, ninth inning off Kyle McClellan.

Three COnseCUTiVe hOMe rUns by CArdinALs

Eli Marrero, Jim Edmonds and Albert Pujols at Colorado,September 19, 2002, eighth inning off Todd Jones.

Three COnseCUTiVe hOMe rUns by OPPOnenT

Felipe Lopez, Adam Dunn and Austin Kearns at St. Louis,October 2, 2005, third inning off Matt Morris.

hOMe rUn by CArdinAL PiTCher

Chris Carpenter at Atlanta, September 10, 2010, fourthinning solo home run off Mike Minor.

GrAnd sLAM by CArdinAL PiTCher

Brad Penny vs. Los Angeles (AL), May 21, 2010, fourthinning off Joel Piñeiro.

CArdinAL PiTCher hAd TWO hiTs in One inninG

Braden Looper vs. San Diego, August 6, 2007, fifth inning(single to left-center off David Wells and infield single offMike Thompson).

CArdinAL POsiTiOn PLAyer PiTChed

Aaron Miles (infielder) vs. Pittsburgh, September 28, 2010.

OPPOnenT hOMe rUn by PiTCher

Travis Wood at St. Louis, September 4, 2010, fourth inning solohomer off Adam Wainwright.

CArdinAL LeAdOFF hOMe rUn

Julio Lugo vs. Milwaukee, September 3, 2009, off MannyParra.

OPPOnenT LeAdOFF hOMe rUn

Hanley Ramirez at Florida, August 7, 2010, off JakeWestbrook.

CArdinAL bACK-TO-bACK shUTOUTs

Jake Westbrook, Trever Miller and Ryan Franklin vs. Colorado(combined), October 1, 2010; Kyle Lohse, Kyle McClellan, TreverMiller, Mitchell Boggs and Jason Motte vs. Colorado (combined),October 2, 2010 (11 inn.).

bACK-TO-bACK shUTOUTs Vs. sT. LOUis

J.A. Happ at Houston, August 30, 2010; Wandy Rodriguez, TimByrdak, Wilton Lopez and Brandon Lyon at Houston (combined),August 31, 2010.

sTL PiTCher WOn bOTh GAMes OF dOUbLeheAder

Mark Littell vs. Philadelphia, July 1, 1979.

CArdinAL PiTCher sTrUCK OUT 13 bATTers in AGAMeChris Carpenter at Pittsburgh, June 13, 2006.

CArdinAL PiTCher sTrUCK OUT 14 bATTers in AGAMeBob Gibson vs. San Francisco, August 30, 1972.

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CArdinALs LeAders AT CUrrenT bUsCh sTAdiUM

GAMes

1. Albert Pujols ......................384

2. Yadier Molina ....................327

3. Skip Schumaker ................282

4. Ryan Ludwick ....................235

5. Aaron Miles ........................233

rUns

1. Albert Pujols ......................264

2. Skip Schumaker ................131

3. Ryan Ludwick ....................117

4. Aaron Miles ..........................89

Yadier Molina ......................89

hiTs

1. Albert Pujols ......................451

2. Yadier Molina ....................290

3. Skip Schumaker ................243

4. Ryan Ludwick ....................216

5. Aaron Miles ........................198

dOUbLes

1. Albert Pujols ......................106

2. Ryan Ludwick ......................54

3. Yadier Molina ......................45

4. Scott Rolen ..........................40

5. Skip Schumaker ..................33

TriPLes

1. Aaron Miles ............................5

2. Adam Kennedy ......................4

Ryan Ludwick ........................4

Brendan Ryan ........................4

Skip Schumaker ....................4

rUns bATTed in

1. Albert Pujols ......................306

2. Ryan Ludwick ....................131

3. Yadier Molina ....................127

4. Matt Holliday ........................90

5. Scott Rolen ..........................85

GAMes

1. Ryan Franklin ....................139

2. Kyle McClellan ....................97

3. Adam Wainwright ................94

4. Randy Flores........................88

Jason Isringhausen ..............88

GAMes sTArTed

1. Adam Wainwright ................63

2. Chris Carpenter....................50

3. Kyle Lohse ..........................40

4. Todd Wellemeyer ................37

5. Braden Looper ....................33

inninGs PiTChed

1. Adam Wainwright ............472.1

2. Chris Carpenter ..............352.1

3. Braden Looper ................242.0

4. Kyle Lohse ......................238.0

5. Todd Wellemeyer ............209.2

Wins

1. Adam Wainwright ................34

2. Chris Carpenter....................28

3. Braden Looper ....................20

4. Kyle Lohse ..........................15

Todd Wellemeyer ................15

sTriKeOUTs

1. Adam Wainwright ..............388

2. Chris Carpenter..................256

3. Todd Wellemeyer ..............149

4. Kyle Lohse ........................139

5. Braden Looper ..................129

sAVes

1. Ryan Franklin ......................45

2. Jason Isringhausen ..............43

3. Kyle McClellan ......................4

4. Chris Perez ............................4

5. Adam Wainwright/Jason Motte2

bATTinG:

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hOMe rUn LeAders

1. Albert Pujols............................94

2. Ryan Ludwick ........................33

3. Rick Ankiel..............................24

4. Chris Duncan..........................23

5. Matt Holliday ..........................22

MOsT hOMers - VisiTOrs

1. Adam Dunn ..............................8

Prince Fielder............................8

Ryan Howard............................8

2. Lance Berkman ........................7

Carlos Lee................................7

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Solo ............................................403

2-Run ............................................203

3-Run ..............................................84

Grand Slams....................................18

Last: Brad Penny, STL, 5/21/10

Leadoff ..............................................9

Last: Rickie Weeks, MIL, 7/3/10

Pinch Hit ..........................................26

Last: Matt Stairs, SD, 9/18/10

Extra Inning......................................12

Last: Placido Polanco, PHI, 7/22/10 (11th)

Inside-the-Park ..................................1

Last: Edwin Encarnacion (CIN), 8/31/07

By Righthanded Batters ..................436

By Lefthanded Batters ....................272

Former Busch Stadium (1966-2005)

hOMe rUn LeAders

1. Ray Lankford ...................... 123

2. Mark McGwire...................... 119

3. Jim Edmonds........................111

4. Albert Pujols............................94

5. Ted Simmons ........................ 81

MOsT hOMers - CArdinALs

r1. Ray Lankford ........................122

2. Mark McGwire ......................119

3. Jim Edmonds........................111

4. Albert Pujols............................94

5. Ted Simmons ........................ 81

MOsT hOMers - VisiTOrs

1. Mike Schmidt ..........................27

2. Sammy Sosa..........................19

Willie Stargell ..........................19

4. Andre Dawson ........................17

5. Hank Aaron/Darryl Strawberry..15

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Solo ..........................................2,442

2-Run..........................................1,277

3-Run ............................................491

Grand Slams..................................106

Last: David Eckstein, STL, 8/7/05

Leadoff ............................................72

Last: Mark Grudzielanek vs. MIL,

4/27/05

Pinch Hit ........................................136

Last: Chris Duncan vs. CIN, 10/2/05

Extra Inning......................................99

Last: Neifi Perez, CHI, 7/24/05 (10th)

Inside-the-Park ................................36

Last: Brant Brown, PIT, 5/9/99

By Righthanded Batters ..............2,427

By Lefthanded Batters..................1,889

Most Runs - Cards & Opp. ........24, twice. Last: 9/17/07 (PHI 13, STL 11)Most Runs, Cards ....................................................18, 8/22/08 vs. ATLMost Runs, Opp. ......................................................20, 6/13/08 vs. PHI

Fewest Runs - Cards & Opp. ....1, 8 times. Last: 10/2/10 vs. COL (11 inn.)

Most Hits - Cards & Opp. ............................36, 8/22/08 (STL 26, ATL 10)Most Hits - Cards & Opp (Extra Inn.) ....35, 6/2/06 (STL 19, CHI 16), 14 inn.Most Hits - Cards ..........................................26, 8/22/08 vs. ATL (8 inn.)Most Hits - Opp. ......................................................23, 9/20/07 vs. HOU

Fewest Hits - Cards & Opp. . ............................6, 8/25/09 (STL 3, HOU 3)Fewest Hits - Cards ........................................1, 7/22/10 vs. PHI (11 inn.)Fewest Hits - Opp...........................................................1, 4/9/09 vs. PIT

Most Extra Base Hits - Cards & Opp. ...............13, 8/30/06 (STL 9, FLA 4)Most Extra Base Hits - Cards ......................9, 8/30/06 vs. FLA (8 2B, HR)Most Extra Base Hits - Opp.....................10, 6/13/08 vs. PHI (6 2B, 4 HR)

Most Home Runs - Cards & Opp. ......................7, 4/16/06 (STL 4, CIN 3)Most Home Runs - Cards ..................5, four times. Last: 7/19/10 vs. PHIMost Home Runs - Cards (Extra Inn.) ..................4, 7/1/06 vs. KC, 11 inn.Most Home Runs - Opp. ........................5, 3 times. Last: 9/17/07 vs. PHI

Most Singles - Cards & Opp. ........................28, 8/22/08 (STL 21, ATL 7)Most Singles - Cards ....................................21, 8/22/08 vs. ATL (8 inn.)Most Singles - Opp. ..............................17, 2 times. Last: 8/3/10 vs. HOUMost Singles - Opp. (Extra Inn.) ......................15, 5/17/08 vs. TB, 10 inn.

Most Doubles - Cards & Opp. ........................11, 8/30/06 (STL 8, FLA 3)Most Doubles - Cards..................................................8, 8/30/06 vs. FLAMost Doubles - Opp. ....................................................7, 5/18/07 vs. TBMost Doubles - Opp. (Extra Inn.) ......................6, 6/30/06 vs. KC, 10 inn.

Most Triples - Cards & Opp. ..3, twice. Last: 7/2/08 vs. NYM (STL 1, NY 2)Most Triples - Cards ....................................................3, 9/26/08 vs. CINMost Triples - Opp. ..............................2, six times. Last: 7/2/08 vs. NYM

Most Strikeouts - Cards & Opp. ..................24, 9/15/09 (STL 13, FLA 11)Most Strikeouts - Cards & Opp (Extra)....35, 4/17/10 (STL19, NYM 16), 20 inn.Most Strikeouts - Cards ............................................13, 9/15/09 vs. FLAMost Strikeouts - Cards (Extra Inn.) ............19, 4/17/10 vs. NYM, 20 inn.Most Strikeouts - Opp. ........................12, 3 times. Last: 4/15/10 vs. HOUMost Strikeouts - Opp. (Extra Inn.) ..............16, 4/17/10 vs. NYM, 20 inn.

Most Walks - Cards & Opp. ............................15, 9/28/06 (STL 9, MIL 6)Most Walks - Cards & Opp. (Extra Inn.) ......19, 4/17/10 (STL 11, NYM 8)Most Walks - Cards ....................................................10, 5/18/08 vs. TBMost Walks - Cards (Extra Inn.)....................11, 4/17/10 vs. NYM, 20 inn.Most Walks - Opp. ..................................................11, 5/18/09 vs. MILMost Walks - Opp. (Extra Inn.) ......................11, 9/18/07 vs. PHI, 14 inn.

Most Errors - Cards & Opp. ....5, five times. Last: 10/2/10 (STL 2, COL 3)Most Errors - Cards............................4, four times. Last: 8/24/07 vs. ATLMost Errors - Opp. ............................3, nine times. Last: 10/2/10 vs. COL

Shortest Nine-Inning Game, Time ..............................1:54, 9/1/06 vs. PITLongest Nine-Inning Game, Time ............................3:53, 6/30/10 vs. ARILongest Extra-Inning Game ......................6:53, 4/17/10 vs. NYM, 20 inn. LOnGesT CArdinAL hOMe rUns AT CUrrenT bUsCh sTAdiUM

distance Player date/Opp. inning Location

450 ft. Ryan Ludwick 7/22/08 vs. Milwaukee 1 Left Centerfield Bleachers 447 ft. Albert Pujols 5/5/09 vs. Philadelphia 9 446 ft. Albert Pujols 6/16/09 vs. Detroit 6446 ft. Scott Rolen 7/2/06 vs. Kansas City 5 445 ft. Albert Pujols 4/10/06 vs. Milwaukee 3 Albert Pujols 6/30/09 vs. San Francisco 4

LOnGesT OPPOnenT hOMe rUns AT CUrrenT bUsCh sTAdiUMdistance Player, Club date inning Location

449 ft. Dan Uggla, Florida 8/29/06 8 Big Mac Land 448 ft. Josh Willingham, Florida 8/23/07 3446 ft. Todd Hollandsworth, Cleveland 6/26/06 6 440 ft. Cody Ross, Florida 8/23/07 6439 ft. Prince Fielder, Milwaukee 10/4/09 5

LOnGesT CArdinAL hOMe rUns AT FOrMer bUsCh sTAdiUMdistance Player date/Opp. inning Location

545 ft. Mark McGwire 5/16/98 vs. Florida 4 CF Post-Dispatch signage527 ft. Mark McGwire 5/12/98 vs. Milwaukee 5 LCF upper deck517 ft. Mark McGwire 9/16/97 vs. Los Angeles 1 Facade above LF scoreboard514 ft. J.D. Drew 5/16/03 vs. Chicago 5 Top of RF Diamondvision511 ft. Mark McGwire 7/17/98 vs. Los Angeles 1 LF upper deck

LOnGesT OPPOnenT hOMe rUns AT FOrMer bUsCh sTAdiUMdistance Player, Club date inning Location

492 ft. Wily Mo Pena, Cincinnati 6/29/05 2 CF Batter’s Eye 472 ft. Ryan Klesko, San Diego 8/29/01 2 RF tunnel, past Power Alley470 ft. Richard Hidalgo, New York 8/6/04 9 LF scoreboard468 ft. Pete Incaviglia, Philadelphia 5/25/94 6 468 ft. Henry Rodriguez, Montreal 4/8/96 5 RF scoreboard

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Cy yOUnG AWArd1968..............................................................Bob Gibson

1970..............................................................Bob Gibson

2005 ......................................................Chris Carpenter

rOLAids reLieF MAn AWArd

1981 ............................................................Bruce Sutter

1982 ............................................................Bruce Sutter

1984 ............................................................Bruce Sutter

1986............................................................Todd Worrell

1991 ................................................................Lee Smith

1992 ................................................................Lee Smith

1995..............................................................Tom Henke

n.L. rOOKie OF The yeAr AWArd (bbWAA)

1954 ........................................................Wally Moon, of

1955 ..........................................................Bill Virdon, of

1974 ....................................................Bake McBride, of

1985 ..................................................Vince Coleman, of

1986........................................................Todd Worrell, p

2001 ..................................................Albert Pujols, 3b/of

LOUisViLLe sLUGGer

siLVer sLUGGer TeAM(Team selected at the conclusion of the season in a poll of N.L. managers and coaches)

1980 ..........................Bob Forsch-p, George Hendrick-of,

Keith Hernandez-1b, Ted Simmons-c, Garry Templeton-ss

1983................................................George Hendrick-1b

1985 ................................Jack Clark-1b, Willie McGee-of

1987 ..........Jack Clark-1b, Bob Forsch-p, Ozzie Smith-ss

1998....................................................Mark McGwire-1b

2000 ..................................................Edgar Renteria-ss

2001 ......................................................Albert Pujols-3b

2002 ..........................Edgar Renteria-ss, Scott Rolen-3b

2003 ........................Albert Pujols-of, Edgar Renteria-ss

2004 ..........................Jim Edmonds-of, Albert Pujols-1b

2005......................................................Jason Marquis-p

2008 ..............................Ryan Ludwick-of, Albert Pujols-1b

2009............................................................Albert Pujols-1b

2010..................................Matt Holliday-lf, Albert Pujols-1b

sPOrTs iLLUsTrATed’s sPOrTsMAn OF The yeAr

1957..............................................................Stan Musial 1998........................................................*Mark McGwire

(* co-winner with Chicago Cubs’ Sammy Sosa)

n.L. MAnAGer OF The yeAr AWArd (bbWAA)

1985 ........................................................Whitey Herzog 2002 ........................................................Tony La Russa

The sPOrTinG neWs’ MAJOr LeAGUe exeCUTiVe OF The yeAr

1936 ........................................................Branch Rickey

1942 ........................................................Branch Rickey

1957 ..............................................................Frank Lane

1963 ............................................................Bing Devine

1964 ............................................................Bing Devine

2000 ..........................................................Walt Jocketty

2004 ..........................................................Walt Jocketty

The sPOrTinG neWs’ MAJOr LeAGUe PLAyer OF The yeAr1944 ..........................................................Marty Marion

1946..............................................................Stan Musial

1951..............................................................Stan Musial

1964................................................................Ken Boyer

1971 ................................................................Joe Torre

1974 ................................................................Lou Brock

2003 ............................................................Albert Pujols

2008 ............................................................Albert Pujols

2009 ............................................................Albert Pujols

1925* ................................................Rogers Hornsby, 2b

1926* ........................................................Bob O’Farrell, c

1928* ....................................................Jim Bottomley, 1b

1931......................................................Frankie Frisch, 2b

1934............................................................Dizzy Dean, p

1937 ........................................................Joe Medwick, of

1942 ..........................................................Mort Cooper, p

1943 ..........................................................Stan Musial, of

1944........................................................Marty Marion, ss

1946 ........................................................Stan Musial, 1b

1948 ..........................................................Stan Musial, of

1964 ..........................................................Ken Boyer, 3b

1967 ..................................................Orlando Cepeda, 1b

1968 ..........................................................Bob Gibson, p

1971 ............................................................Joe Torre, 3b

1979 ..............................................Keith Hernandez**, 1b

1985........................................................Willie McGee, of

2005 ........................................................Albert Pujols, 1b

2008 ........................................................Albert Pujols, 1b

2009 ..............................................................Albert Pujols, 1b

* Prior to 1931, the League gave an award that reflected what

the MVP is today **Co-recipient with Pittsburgh’s Willie Stargell

year Player (rank)

1931 Frankie Frisch (1), Chick Hafey (5), Jimmie Wilson (6),

Sparky Adams (9)

1932 None

1933 Pepper Martin (5), Dizzy Dean (7)

1934 dizzy dean (1), Rip Collins (6), Paul Dean (T9)

1935 Dizzy Dean (2), Joe Medwick (5), Pepper Martin (10)

1936 Dizzy Dean (2), Joe Medwick (4), Leo Durocher (10)

1937 Joe Medwick (1), Johnny Mize (10)

1938 None

1939 Johnny Mize (2), Curt Davis (5), Jimmy Brown (6),

Joe Medwick (7)

1940 Johnny Mize (2)

1941 Jimmy Brown (4), Ernie White (6), Johnny Hopp (8),

Johnny Mize (9)

1942 Mort Cooper (1), Enos Slaughter (2), Marty Marion (7)

1943 stan Musial (1), Walker Cooper (2), Mort Cooper (5)

1944 Marty Marion (1), Stan Musial (4), Walker Cooper (8),

Mort Cooper (9)

1945 Whitey Kurowski (5), Marty Marion (8)

1946 stan Musial (1), Enos Slaughter (3), Howie Pollet (4)

1947 Whitey Kurowski (T9)

1948 stan Musial (1), Enos Slaughter (T7)

1949 Stan Musial(2), Enos Slaughter (3), Red Schoendienst (10)

1950 Stan Musial (2)


1952 Stan Musial(5), Enos Slaughter(6), Red Schoendienst (T10)

1953 Red Schoendienst (4), Stan Musial (8)





1958 None

1959 Ken Boyer (10)

1960 Lindy McDaniel (5), Ken Boyer (T6), Ernie Broglio (9)

1961 Ken Boyer (7)


1963 Dick Groat (2), Bill White (7)

1964 Ken boyer (1), Bill White (3), Lou Brock (10)

1965 None

1966 None

1967 Orlando Cepeda (1), Tim McCarver (2), Lou Brock (7),

Julian Javier (9)

1968 bob Gibson (1), Curt Flood (4), Lou Brock (6),

Mike Shannon (7)

year Player (rank)

1969 None

1970 Bob Gibson (4)

1971 Joe Torre (1)

1972 Ted Simmons (T10)

1973 Lou Brock (6)

1974 Lou Brock (2)

1975 Ted Simmons (6), Al Hrabosky (8)

1976 None

1977 Ted Simmons (9)

1978 None

1979 Keith hernandez (T1)

1980 George Hendrick (8)

1981 Bruce Sutter (8)

1982 Lonnie Smith (2) Bruce Sutter (5)

1983 None

1984 Bruce Sutter (6)

1985 Willie McGee (1), Tommy Herr (5), John Tudor (T8),

Jack Clark (10)

1986 None

1987 Ozzie Smith (2), Jack Clark (3)

1988 None

1989 Pedro Guerrero (3)

1990 None

1991 Lee Smith (8)

1992 None

1993 None

1994 None

1995 None

1996 Brian Jordan (8)

1997 None

1998 Mark McGwire (2)

1999 Mark McGwire (5)

2000 Jim Edmonds (4)

2001 Albert Pujols (4)



2004 Albert Pujols (3), Scott Rolen (4), Jim Edmonds (5)

2005 Albert Pujols (1), Chris Carpenter (8)






Most N.L. top-10 finishes: 14, by Stan Musial.

Most seasons receiving MVP votes: 18, by Stan Musial.

Most Cardinals receiving MVP votes in one year: 12 in 1941.

CArdinALs WhO Finished in TOP 10 in n.L. MVP VOTinG

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2003 Mike Matheny, c

2004 Woody Williams, p

2005 Cal Eldred, p

2006 Chris Carpenter, p

2007 Russ Springer, p

2008 Adam Wainwright, p

2009 Skip Schumaker, 2b

2010 Matt Holliday, of

rAWLinGs GOLd GLOVe AWArd Winners(Team selected at the conclusion of the season in a poll of N.L. managers and coaches)

1958 Ken Boyer, 3b

1959 Ken Boyer, 3b

1960 Bill White, 1b Ken Boyer, 3b

1961 Bill White, 1b Ken Boyer, 3b

1962 Bobby Shantz, p Bill White, 1b

1963 Bobby Shantz, p Bill White, 1b Ken Boyer, 3b Curt Flood, of

1964 Bill White, 1b Curt Flood, of

1965 Bob Gibson, p Bill White, 1b Curt Flood, of

1966 Bob Gibson, p Curt Flood, of


1968 Bob Gibson, p Dal Maxvill, ss Curt Flood, of


1970 Bob Gibson, p

1971 Bob Gibson, p

1972 Bob Gibson, p

1973 Bob Gibson, p

1975 Ken Reitz, 3b

1978 Keith Hernandez, 1b




1982 Keith Hernandez, 1b Ozzie Smith, ss

1983 Ozzie Smith, ss Willie McGee, of

1984 Ozzie Smith, ss Joaquin Andujar, p



1987 Ozzie Smith, ss Terry Pendleton, 3b

1988 Ozzie Smith, ss

1989 Ozzie Smith, ss Terry Pendleton, 3b


1991 Tom Pagnozzi, c Ozzie Smith, ss

1992 Tom Pagnozzi, c Ozzie Smith, ss

1994 Tom Pagnozzi, c

2000 Mike Matheny, c Jim Edmonds, of

2001 Fernando Vina, 2b Jim Edmonds, of

2002 Fernando Vina, 2b Edgar Renteria, ss Scott Rolen, 3b Jim Edmonds, of

2003 Mike Matheny, c Edgar Renteria, ss Scott Rolen, 3b Jim Edmonds, of

2004 Mike Matheny, c Scott Rolen, 3b Jim Edmonds, of

2005 Jim Edmonds, of

2006 Albert Pujols, 1b Scott Rolen, 3b

2008 Yadier Molina, c

2009 Yadier Molina, c Adam Wainwright, rhp

2010 Yadier Molina, c Albert Pujols, 1b

The dArryL KiLe AWArdAt its annual dinner in January of 2003, the St. Louis Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America announcedthe creation of the Darryl Kile Award. It is given annually to the Cardinal player, by vote of his teammates, whodemonstrates the qualities that Darryl brought to the clubhouse every day: those of a good teammate, a great friend, afine father, and a humble man. A veteran of 331 big league starts, Darryl was never on the disabled list at the MajorLeague level and prided himself on never missing a start. The award was not given in 2002 in honor of Darryl.

The sPOrTinG neWs’ n.L. ALL-sTAr TeAM(Team selected at the conclusion of the season in a poll of N.L. players)

1925 Jim Bottomley, 1b Rogers Hornsby, 2b

1926 Rogers Hornsby, 2b Bob O’Farrell, c Grover Alexander, p

1930 Frank Frisch, 2b

1931 Frank Frisch, 2b

1934 Dizzy Dean, p

1935 Joe Medwick, of Pepper Martin, 3b Dizzy Dean, p

1936 Joe Medwick of Dizzy Dean , p

1937 Joe Medwick, of



1942 Enos Slaughter, of Mort Cooper, p

1943 Stan Musial, of Walker Cooper, c Mort Cooper, p

1944 Stan Musial, of Ray Sanders, 1b Marty Marion, ss; Walker Cooper, c Mort Cooper, p

1945 Marty Marion, ss Whitey Kurowski, 3b

1946 Enos Slaughter, of Stan Musial, 1b

1948 Stan Musial, of Harry Brecheen, p

1949 Stan Musial, of




1953 Stan Musial, of Red Schoendienst, 2b


1956 Ken Boyer, 3b

1957 Stan Musial, 1b

1958 Stan Musial, 1b

1960 Ernie Broglio, p

1961 Ken Boyer, 3b

1962 Ken Boyer, 3b

1963 Bill White, 1b Ken Boyer, 3b Dick Groat, ss

1964 Bill White, 1b Ken Boyer, 3b Dick Groat, ss

1967 Orlando Cepeda, 1b Tim McCarver, c

1968 Curt Flood, of Bob Gibson, p

1969 Steve Carlton, p

1970 Bob Gibson, p

1971 Steve Carlton, p Joe Torre, 3b

1974 Lou Brock, of

1977 Garry Templeton, ss Ted Simmons, c

1978 Ted Simmons, c

1979 Keith Hernandez, 1b Ted Simmons, c Garry Templeton, ss

1980 George Hendrick, of Keith Hernandez, 1b Garry Templeton, ss

1982 Ozzie Smith, ss Lonnie Smith, of

1983 George Hendrick, 1b


1985 Tom Herr, 2b Willie McGee, of Ozzie Smith, ss John Tudor, p


1987 Jack Clark, 1b Ozzie Smith, ss

1991 Lee Smith, p

1998 Mark McGwire, 1b

2000 Edgar Renteria, ss

2002 Edgar Renteria, ss Scott Rolen, 3b

2003 Albert Pujols, of Edgar Renteria, ss Scott Rolen, 3b

2004 Jim Edmonds, of Albert Pujols, 1b Edgar Renteria, ss Scott Rolen, 3b

2005 Chris Carpenter, p Albert Pujols, 1b

2006 Chris Carpenter, p

2008 Ryan Ludwick, of Albert Pujols, 1b

2009 Ryan Franklin, rhp Yadier Molina, c Albert Pujols, 1b

2010 Matt Holliday, of

CArdinALs AWArd Winners(continued)

The sPOrTinG neWs’ MAn/sPOrTsMAn OF The yeAr

1974 ....................................................................Lou Brock

1982..............................................................Whitey Herzog

1997 ..............................................................Mark McGwire

1998 ............................................................*Mark McGwire

(* co-winner with Chicago Cubs’ Sammy Sosa)

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The St. Louis Cardinals were represented by five players (L-R) Adam Wainwright, Albert Pujols, Yadier Molina, Chris Carpenter and Matt Holliday

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CArdinALs seLeCTed FOr ALL-sTAr GAMe(continued)

CArdinALs seLeCTed FOr ALL-sTAr GAMe

1990 Ozzie Smith, ss. 1991 Felix Jose, of; Lee Smith, p; Ozzie Smith, ss. 1992 Tom Pagnozzi, c; Lee Smith, p; Ozzie Smith, ss; Bob Tewksbury, p; Joe Torre, coach.1993 Gregg Jefferies, 1b; Lee Smith, p; Gene Gieselmann, trainer.1994 Gregg Jefferies, 1b; Ozzie Smith, ss.1995 Tom Henke, p; Ozzie Smith, ss.1996 Ozzie Smith, ss.1997 Ray Lankford, of; Royce Clayton, ss.1998 Mark McGwire, 1b.1999 Kent Bottenfield, p; Mark McGwire, 1b.2000 Jim Edmonds, of; Mark McGwire, 1b; Darryl Kile, p; Edgar Renteria, ss; Brad Henderson, trainer.2001 Matt Morris, p; Albert Pujols*, 3b.2002 Matt Morris, p.2003 Jim Edmonds, of; Albert Pujols, of; Edgar Renteria, ss; Scott Rolen, 3b; Woody Williams, p; Tony La Russa, coach.2004 Albert Pujols, 1b; Edgar Renteria, ss; Scott Rolen, 3b.2005 Chris Carpenter, p; David Eckstein, ss; Jim Edmonds, cf; Jason Isringhausen, p; Albert Pujols, 1b; Scott Rolen, 3b; Tony La Russa, manager;

Dave Duncan, coach; Marty Mason, coach; Dave McKay, coach; Jose Oquendo, coach; Joe Pettini, coach; Barry Weinberg, trainer.2006 Chris Carpenter, p; David Eckstein, ss; Albert Pujols, 1b; Scott Rolen, 3b2007 Albert Pujols, 1b; Tony La Russa, manager; Dave Duncan, coach; Marty Mason, coach; Dave McKay, coach; Joe Pettini, coach2008 Ryan Ludwick, of; Albert Pujols, 1b2009 Ryan Franklin, p; Yadier Molina, c; Albert Pujols, 1b; Tony La Russa, manager; Barry Weinberg, trainer.2010 Adam Wainwright, p; Chris Carpenter, p; Yadier Molina, c; Albert Pujols, 1b; Matt Holliday, of*Denotes rookie.

NOTE: Kurowski replaced Bob Elliott of Boston on the 1947 squad, Javier replaced Bill Mazeroski of Pittsburgh in 1963, Clayton replaced Barry Larkin ofCincinnati on the 1997 team, Renteria replaced Mark McGwire on the 2000 team and Houston’s Morgan Ensberg replaced Scott Rolen in 2005.In 2006, David Eckstein replaced New York’s Jose Reyes on the roster.

1933 Frank Frisch, 2b; Bill Hallahan, p; Pepper Martin, 3b; Jim Wilson, c. 1934 Dizzy Dean, p; Frank Frisch, 2b; Pepper Martin, 3b; Joe Medwick, of. 1935 Frank Frisch, manager and 2b; Rip Collins, 1b; Dizzy Dean, p; Pepper Martin, 3b; Joe Medwick, of; Bill Walker, p; Burgess Whitehead, 2b. 1936 Rip Collins, 1b; Dizzy Dean, p; Leo Durocher, ss; Stu Martin, 2b; Joe Medwick, of. 1937 Dizzy Dean, p; Pepper Martin, of; Joe Medwick, of; Johnny Mize, 1b. 1938 Joe Medwick, of. 1939 Curt Davis, p; Joe Medwick, of; Johnny Mize, 1b; Terry Moore, of; Lon Warneke, p. 1940 Johnny Mize, 1b; Terry Moore, of. 1941 Johnny Mize, 1b; Terry Moore, of; Enos Slaughter, of; Lon Warneke, p. 1942 Jim Brown, 2b; Mort Cooper, p; Walker Cooper, c; Terry Moore, of; Enos Slaughter, of. 1943 Billy Southworth, manager; Mort Cooper, p; Walker Cooper, c; Whitey Kurowski, 3b; Max Lanier, p; Marty Marion, ss;

Stan Musial, of; Howie Pollet, p; Harry Walker, of. 1944 Billy Southworth, manager; Walker Cooper, c; Whitey Kurowski, 3b; Max Lanier, p; Marty Marion, ss; Red Munger, p;

Stan Musial, of.1945 No game. 1946 Whitey Kurowski, 3b; Marty Marion, ss; Stan Musial, of; Howie Pollet, p; Red Schoendienst, 2b; Enos Slaughter, of. 1947 Eddie Dyer, manager; Harry Brecheen, p; Whitey Kurowski, 3b; Marty Marion, ss; Red Munger, p; Stan Musial, 1b;

Enos Slaughter, of. 1948 Harry Brecheen, p; Marty Marion, ss; Stan Musial, of; Red Schoendienst, 2b; Enos Slaughter, of. 1949 Eddie Kazak*, 3b; Marty Marion, ss; Red Munger, p; Stan Musial, of; Howie Pollet, p; Red Schoendienst, 2b;

Enos Slaughter, of. 1950 Marty Marion, ss; Stan Musial, 1b; Red Schoendienst, 2b; Enos Slaughter, of.1951 Stan Musial, of; Red Schoendienst, 2b; Enos Slaughter, of; Wally Westlake, of. 1952 Stan Musial, of; Red Schoendienst, 2b; Enos Slaughter, of; Gerry Staley, p. 1953 Harvey Haddix*, p; Stan Musial, of; Del Rice, c; Red Schoendienst, 2b; Enos Slaughter, of;1954 Harvey Haddix, p; Ray Jablonski, 3b; Stan Musial, of; Red Schoendienst, 2b. 1955 Luis Arroyo*, p; Harvey Haddix, p; Stan Musial, 1b; Red Schoendienst, 2b. 1956 Ken Boyer, 3b; Stan Musial, of; Rip Repulski, of. 1957 Larry Jackson, p; Wally Moon, of; Stan Musial, 1b; Hal Smith, c. 1958 Don Blasingame, 2b; Larry Jackson, p; Stan Musial, 1b. 1959 (1st Game) Ken Boyer, 3b; Joe Cunningham, of; Wilmer Mizell, p; Stan Musial, 1b; Hal Smith, c; Bill White, of. 1959 (2nd Game) Ken Boyer, 3b; Joe Cunningham, of; Wilmer Mizell, p; Stan Musial, 1b; Hal Smith, c. 1960 (Both Games) Ken Boyer, 3b; Larry Jackson, p; Lindy McDaniel, p; Stan Musial, of; Bill White, 1b. 1961 (Both Games) Ken Boyer, 3b; Stan Musial, of; Bill White, 1b. 1962 (Both Games) Ken Boyer, 3b; Bob Gibson, p; Stan Musial, of. 1963 Ken Boyer, 3b; Dick Groat, ss; Julian Javier, 2b; Stan Musial, of; Bill White, 1b. 1964 Ken Boyer, 3b; Curt Flood, of; Dick Groat, ss; Bill White, 1b. 1965 Bob Gibson, p. 1966 Curt Flood, of; Bob Gibson, p; Tim McCarver, c. 1967 Lou Brock, of; Orlando Cepeda, 1b; Bob Gibson, p; Tim McCarver, c. 1968 Red Schoendienst, manager; Steve Carlton, p; Curt Flood, of; Bob Gibson, p; Julian Javier, 2b. 1969 Red Schoendienst, manager; Steve Carlton, p; Bob Gibson, p. 1970 Rich Allen, 1b; Bob Gibson, p; Joe Torre, c. 1971 Joe Torre, 3b; Steve Carlton, p; Lou Brock of. 1972 Bob Gibson, p; Lou Brock, of; Joe Torre, 3b; Ted Simmons, c; Red Schoendienst, coach. 1973 Rick Wise, p; Joe Torre, 3b; Ted Simmons, c. 1974 Ted Simmons, c; Lou Brock, of; Reggie Smith, of; Lynn McGlothen, p; Red Schoendienst, coach. 1975 Lou Brock, of; Reggie Smith, of; Red Schoendienst, coach. 1976 Bake McBride, of. 1977 Ted Simmons, c; Garry Templeton, ss. 1978 Ted Simmons, c. 1979 Lou Brock, of; Keith Hernandez, 1b; Ted Simmons, c; Garry Templeton, ss; Dave Ricketts, coach. 1980 George Hendrick, of; Keith Hernandez, 1b; Ken Reitz, 3b. 1981 Bruce Sutter, p. 1982 Ozzie Smith, ss; Lonnie Smith, of; Gene Gieselmann, trainer. 1983 Ozzie Smith, ss; Willie McGee, of; George Hendrick, of; Whitey Herzog, manager; Chuck Hiller, coach; Dave Ricketts, coach.1984 Joaquin Andujar, p; Ozzie Smith, ss; Bruce Sutter, p. 1985 Joaquin Andujar, p; Jack Clark, 1b; Tom Herr, 2b; Willie McGee, of; Ozzie Smith, ss. 1986 Ozzie Smith, ss; Whitey Herzog, manager; Mike Roarke, coach. 1987 Jack Clark, 1b; Willie McGee, of; Ozzie Smith, ss; Gene Gieselmann, trainer. 1988 Vince Coleman, of; Willie McGee, of; Ozzie Smith, ss; Todd Worrell, p; Whitey Herzog, manager; Rich Hacker, coach; Nick Leyva, coach; Johnny

Lewis, coach. 1989 Vince Coleman, of; Pedro Guerrero, dh; Tony Pena, c; Ozzie Smith, ss.

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Hall of Famers Stan Musial, Bob Gibson, Lou Brock, Red Schoendienst, Ozzie Smith and Bruce Sutter (L-R) highlight pregame ceremonies

before the first game at Busch Stadium on April 10, 2006.

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In the 119-year history of the St. Louis Cardinals, 13 individuals have enjoyed such distinguished careers on thefield, in the dugout, or from the owners box or broadcast booth that their uniform numbers have been retired by theorganization. Only the New York Yankees (14) have recognized more individuals with retired numbers. The honoredRedbirds’ jersey numbers appear in two areas; encircled in a series below the main scoreboard and above the Coca ColaScoreboard Patio in right-center field and on the left-field wall at the new Busch Stadium. Along with the 13 Cardinals retired numbers is that of Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson, whose uniform No. 42 wasretired throughout Major League Baseball in 1997 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of his breaking the big-leaguecolor barrier. Robinson played for the Brooklyn Dodgers from 1947 to 1956. He was the National League Rookie of theYear in 1947, the Most Valuable Player in 1949 and a five-time All-Star. Robinson was inducted into the Hall of Fame in1962. The most recent honory was Hall of Fame manager Whitey Herzog, who returned to Busch Stadium for theceremony in front of a sell out crowd honoring him and the 1985 Cardinals versus the Pittsburgh Pirates on July 31, 2010.

sT. LOUis CArdinALs reTired nUMbers

1 • Ozzie Smith, 1996 9 • Enos Slaughter, 1996 20 • Lou Brock, 1979

2 • Red Schoendienst, 1996 14 • Ken Boyer, 1984 45 • Bob Gibson, 1975

6 • Stan Musial, 1963 17 • Dizzy Dean, 1974 85 • August A. Busch, 1984

42 • Jackie Robinson, 1997 Rogers Hornsby, 1997 Jack Buck, 2002

42 • Bruce Sutter, 2006 24 • Whitey Herzog, 2010

CArdinALs enshrined in COOPersTOWn yeAr CAreer yeArs WiThPLAyers indUCTed POsiTiOn AVG CArdinALs

Walter Alston 1983 1B .000 1936

Jake Beckley 1971 1B .309 1904-07

Jim Bottomley 1974 1B .310 1922-32

Roger Bresnahan 1945 C .279 1909-12

Lou Brock 1985 LF .293 1964-79

Jesse Burkett 1948 LF .342 1899-1901

Orlando Cepeda 1999 1B .297 1966-68

Roger Connor 1976 1B .325 1894-97

Leo Durocher 1994 SS .247 1933-37

Frank Frisch 1947 2B .316 1927-37

Chick Hafey 1971 LF .317 1924-31

Rogers Hornsby 1942 2B .358 1915-26, 33

Miller Huggins 1964 2B .265 1910-16

Rabbitt Maranville 1954 SS .258 1927-28

John McGraw 1937 3B .334 1900

Joe “Ducky” Medwick 1968 LF .324 1932-40, 47-48

John Mize 1981 1B .312 1936-41

Stan Musial 1969 LF .331 1941-44,46-63

Wilbert Robinson 1945 C .273 1900

Albert “Red” Schoendienst 1989 2B .289 1945-56,61-63

Enos Slaughter 1985 RF .300 1938-42, 46-53

Ozzie Smith 2002 SS .262 1982-96

Bobby Wallace 1953 SS .267 1899-1901, 17-18

yeAr CAreer CAreer yeArs WiThPiTChers indUCTed Wins erA CArdinALs

Grover Cleveland Alexander 1938 373 2.56 1926-29

Mordecai Brown 1949 239 2.06 1903

Steve Carlton 1994 329 3.22 1965-71

Jerome “Dizzy” Dean 1953 150 3.04 1930, 32-37

Dennis Eckersley 2004 197 (390 saves) 3.50 1996-97

James “Pud” Galvin 1965 361 2.87 1892

Bob Gibson 1981 251 2.91 1959-75

Burleigh Grimes 1964 270 3.52 1930-31, 33-34

Jesse Haines 1970 210 3.64 1920-37

Charles “Kid” Nichols 1949 361 2.94 1904-05

Bruce Sutter 2006 68 (300 saves) 2.83 1981-84

Arthur “Dazzy” Vance 1955 197 3.24 1933-34

Hoyt Wilhelm 1985 143 2.52 1957

Vic Willis 1995 247 2.63 1910

Denton “Cy” Young 1937 511 2.63 1899-1900

yeAr CArdinAL yeArs WiThMAnAGers indUCTed Wins CArdinALs

Roger Bresnahan 1945 255 1909-12

Roger Connor 1976 9 1896

Frank Frisch 1947 457 1933-38

Dorrel Norman Elvert “Whitey” Herzog 2010 822 1980-90

Rogers Hornsby 1942 153 1925-26

Miller Huggins 1964 346 1913-17

Bill McKechnie 1962 128 1928-29

Charles “Kid” Nichols 1949 94 1904-05

Branch Rickey 1967 458 1919-25

Albert “Red” Schoendienst 1989 1042 1965-76, 1980, 1990

Billy Southworth 2008 620 1929, 1940-45

CArdinALs in hALL OF FAMe GAMeThe Cardinals have played four times in the ceremonial hall of Fame Game at Cooperstown.

1942 ......................Cardinals 5, Philadelphia Athletics 2

1957 ........................Chicago White Sox 13, Cardinals 4

1966 ..............................Cardinals 7, Minnesota Twins 5

1983..............................Cardinals 4, Baltimore Orioles 1

CARDINALS RETIRED NUMBERS

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FULL nAMe: Osborne Earl Smith

heiGhT: 5-10 WeiGhT: 180 bATs: Both ThrOWs: Right

bOrn: 12/26/54 at Mobile, Alabama.

yeArs WiTh CArdinALs: 1982-96.

nUMber reTired: 1996.

Retired Numbers

COMPLeTe reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1977 Walla Walla .303 +68 *287 *69 87 10 2 1 35 40 12 *30 .362 ---1978 San Diego .258 159 590 69 152 17 6 1 46 47 43 40 .312 .3111979 San Diego .211 156 587 77 124 18 6 0 27 37 37 28 .262 .2601980 San Diego .230 158 609 67 140 18 5 0 35 71 49 57 .276 .3131981 San Diego .222 +110 *450 53 100 11 2 0 21 41 37 22 .256 .2941982 St. Louis .248 140 488 58 121 24 1 2 43 68 32 25 .314 .3391983 St. Louis .243 159 552 69 134 30 6 3 50 64 36 34 .335 .3211984 St. Louis .257 124 412 53 106 20 5 1 44 56 17 35 .337 .3471985 St. Louis .276 158 537 70 148 22 3 6 54 65 27 31 .361 .3551986 St. Louis .280 153 514 67 144 19 4 0 54 79 27 31 .333 .3761987 St. Louis .303 158 600 104 182 40 4 0 75 89 36 43 .383 .3921988 St. Louis .270 153 575 80 155 27 1 3 51 74 43 57 .336 .3501989 St. Louis .273 155 593 82 162 30 8 2 50 55 37 29 .361 .3351990 St. Louis .254 143 512 61 130 21 1 1 50 61 33 32 .305 .3301991 St. Louis .285 150 550 96 157 30 3 3 50 83 36 35 .367 .3801992 St. Louis .295 132 518 73 153 20 2 0 31 59 34 43 .342 .3671993 St. Louis .288 141 545 75 157 22 6 1 53 43 18 21 .356 .3371994 St. Louis .262 98 381 51 100 18 3 3 30 38 26 6 .349 .3271995 St. Louis .199 44 156 16 31 5 1 0 11 17 12 4 .244 .2821996 St. Louis .282 82 227 36 64 10 2 2 18 25 9 7 .370 .358ST. LOUIS TOTALS .272 1990 7160 991 1944 338 50 27 664 876 423 433 .344 .350MAJOR TOTALS .262 2573 9396 1257 2460 402 69 28 793 1072 589 580 .328 .339

*Led League. +Tied for league lead.

diVisiOn series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP

1996 St.L. vs. S.D. .333 2 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .333 .600

LeAGUe ChAMPiOnshiP series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1982 St.L. vs. Atl. .556 3 9 0 5 0 0 0 3 3 0 1 .556 .6671985 St.L. vs. L.A. .435 6 23 4 10 1 1 1 3 3 1 1 .696 .5001987 St.L. vs. S.F. .200 7 25 2 5 0 1 0 1 3 4 0 .280 .2861996 St.L. vs. Atl. .000 3 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 .000L.C.S. TOTALS .303 19 66 6 20 1 2 1 7 9 6 2 .424 .387

WOrLd series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1982 St.L. vs. Mil. .208 7 24 3 5 0 0 0 1 3 0 1 .208 .2961985 St.L. vs. K.C. .087 7 23 1 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 .087 .2221987 St.L. vs. Min. .214 7 28 3 6 0 0 0 2 2 3 2 .214 .267W.S. TOTALS .173 21 75 7 13 0 0 0 3 9 3 4 .173 .262

ALL-sTAr reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1981 National --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 --- 1.0001982 National .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .0001983 National .500 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 .5001984 National .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 .0001985 National .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .0001986 National --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- ---1987 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .0001988 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 .0001989 National .250 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .2501990 National .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .0001991 National .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .5001992 National .333 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .667 .3331994 National .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 .3331995 National SELECTED, DID NOT PLAY DUE TO INJURY1996 National --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- ---A.S. TOTALS .148 14 27 1 4 1 0 0 0 3 2 1 .185 .233

Ozzie Smith is widely regarded as the finest fielding shortstop of all time. But after being labeled as a

good-field, no-hit performer early in his career, he developed into a bona fide offensive threat, as well.

The Cardinals acquired Smith from the San Diego Padres in exchange for shortstop Garry

Templeton on Feb. 11, 1982. It proved to be one of the greatest trades in franchise history. Smith was a

key element in St. Louis' success of the 1980s, and became one of the city's most popular citizens.

A lifetime .231 batter when he arrived in St. Louis, Smith promptly hit .248 for the 1982 season as

the Cardinals won the World Series over the Milwaukee Brewers. In 1985, Smith batted at a .276 clip with

a career high of six home runs and 54 RBI. He subsequently stunned the baseball world with a game-

winning homer in the bottom of the ninth inning of Game 5 of the National League Championship Series

against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The blast - on a 1-2 pitch from reliever Tom Niedenfuer - was Smith's

first as a left-handed batter in 3,009 at-bats and prompted Cardinals' broadcaster Jack Buck to exclaim,

"Go crazy, folks! Go crazy!" Smith put together his finest season at the plate in 1987, with career highs of

a .303 average and 75 RBI, as the Cardinals captured their third N.L. pennant in six seasons. He finished

as runner-up for the Most Valuable Player Award to Andre Dawson of the Chicago Cubs.

Throughout his offensive progression, Smith seemingly made every play defensively, both the

routine and the spectacular. "The Wizard" won 13 consecutive Gold Gloves between 1980 and 1992,

setting a major league record with an all-time low of eight errors in 1991. Smith's most eye-popping play

came Aug. 4, 1986, against the Philadelphia Phillies at Busch Stadium. He took off on a short fly ball to

left field hit by Von Hayes and, with his back to the plate, flew parallel to the ground and completely

stretched out to make the catch. Upon his retirement, Smith was baseball's career leader in assists

(8,375), chances accepted (12,624) and double plays (1,590) by a shortstop. He led the N.L. in fielding

percentage eight times and had a career .978 mark, fifth in baseball annals at the end of his career.

Smith was selected to 15 All-Star Games, and when he retired following the 1996 season, he had

received more votes in fan balloting for the Mid-Summer Classic than any other player in N.L. history

(27,597,904). Upon retirement, Smith ranked second among Cardinals in walks (876); third in games

(1,990), at-bats (7,160) and stolen bases (433); sixth in runs (991) and hits (1,944); and ninth in doubles

(338).

Smith was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2002, his first year on the ballot, receiving nearly 92

percent of the votes from the Baseball Writers Association of America.

Fans voted Smith shortstop on the All-Busch Stadium team, which was announced on October 1,

2005 as part of final weekend festivities at the stadium.

In 2007, Smith was named the shortstop on the All-Time Rawlings Gold Glove Team, created to

honor the Rawlings Gold Glove Award’s 50th anniversary.

Ozzie Smith

PrOMinenT CArdinALs WhO WOre nO. 1

• Pepper Martin, 1934-38 • Whitey Kurowski, 1942-49

• Garry Templeton, 1977-81

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• Leo Durocher, 1933-37 • Terry Moore, 1938

RED SCHOENDIENSTseCOnd bAseMAn/MAnAGer

FULL nAMe: Albert Fred (Red) Schoendienst

heiGhT: 6-0 WeiGhT: 170 bATs: Both ThrOWs: Right

bOrn: 2/2/23 at Germantown, Illinois.

yeArs WiTh CArdinALs: 1945-56, 1961-76, 1979-95.


COMPLeTe reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1942 Albany .269 68 264 41 71 7 5 1 28 --- --- --- --- ---1943 Lynchburg .472 9 36 8 17 2 0 0 5 --- --- --- --- --- Rochester .337 136 555 81 187 21 5 6 37 38 19 20 --- ---1944 Rochester .373 25 102 26 38 3 2 21 4 13 1 16 --- ---1945 St. Louis .278 137 565 89 157 22 6 1 47 21 17 *26 .343 .3051946 St. Louis .281 142 606 94 170 28 5 0 34 37 27 12 .343 .3221947 St. Louis .253 151 659 91 167 25 9 3 47 47 27 6 .332 .3041948 St. Louis .272 119 408 64 111 21 4 4 36 28 16 1 .373 .3191949 St. Louis .297 151 640 102 190 25 2 3 54 51 18 8 .356 .3511950 St. Louis .276 153 642 81 177 *43 9 7 63 33 32 3 .403 .3131951 St. Louis .289 135 553 88 160 32 7 6 54 35 23 0 .405 .3351952 St. Louis .303 152 620 91 188 40 7 7 67 42 30 9 .424 .3471953 St. Louis .342 146 564 107 193 35 5 15 79 60 23 3 .502 .4051954 St. Louls .315 148 610 98 192 38 8 5 79 54 22 4 .428 .3661955 St. Louis .268 145 553 68 148 21 3 11 51 54 28 7 .376 .3351956 St. Louis .314 40 153 22 48 9 0 0 15 13 5 0 .373 .365 New York (NL) .296 92 334 39 99 12 3 2 14 28 10 1 .368 .3521957 New York (NL) .307 60 254 36 78 12 3 9 33 13 6 2 .476 .337 Milwaukee .310 90 394 55 122 19 5 6 32 20 9 1 .434 .3481958 Milwaukee .262 106 427 47 112 23 1 1 24 31 21 3 .328 .3131959 Milwaukee .000 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .0001960 Milwaukee .257 68 226 21 58 9 1 1 19 17 13 1 .319 .3111961 St. Louis .300 72 120 9 36 9 0 1 12 12 6 1 .400 .3641962 St. Louis .301 98 143 21 43 4 0 2 12 9 12 0 .371 .3461963 St. Louis .000 6 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 .000MAJOR TOTALS .289 2216 8479 1223 2449 427 78 84 773 606 346 89 .387 .337*Led League.

WOrLd series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1946 St.L. vs. Bos. .233 7 30 3 7 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 .266 .2331957 Mil. vs. N.Y. .278 5 18 0 5 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 .333 .2781958 Mil. vs. N.Y. .300 7 30 5 9 3 1 0 0 2 1 0 .467 .344W.S. TOTALS .269 19 78 8 21 5 1 0 3 2 4 1 .359 .287

ALL-sTAr reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1946 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ---1948 National .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ---1949 National 1.000 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 ---1950 National 1.000 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 4.000 ---1951 National --- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ---1952 National SELECTED, DID NOT PLAY1953 National .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ---1954 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ---1955 National .333 1 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 ---1957 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ---A.S. TOTALS .190 9 21 1 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 .333 ---

The name Albert "Red" Schoendienst is synonymous with Cardinals' baseball. After all, he wore the

uniform for some 45 seasons as a player, coach and manager and still is involved with the organization as

special assistant to the general manager.

It all started in 1945, when Schoendienst joined the club three years after signing out of nearby

Germantown, Ill. Schoendienst batted .278 with 47 RBI and a National League-leading 26 stolen bases.

Originally an outfielder, Schoendienst moved to third base and then shortstop before settling in at second

base the following year. St. Louis won the World Series over the Boston Red Sox as Schoendienst began

to develop into one of the best hitting and fielding second basemen of all time.

In 1953, Schoendienst put together his finest season. He established career highs of a .342 batting

average - second in the league to Carl Furrillo of the Brooklyn Dodgers at .344 - with 15 home runs and

79 RBI. On June 14, 1956, Schoendienst was involved in a surprising trade when he was sent to the New

York Giants along with outfielder Jackie Brandt, pitcher Dick Littlefield, catcher Bill Sarni and shortstop

Bobby Stephenson in exchange for shortstop Alvin Dark, catcher Ray Katt, pitcher Don Liddle and

outfielder Whitey Lockman.

The following year, Schoendienst was traded to the Milwaukee Braves, who won the 1957 World

Series and the 1958 N.L. pennant. He subsequently returned to St. Louis in 1961. When his number was

retired, Schoendienst ranked fourth in at-bats (6,841) and pinch hits (53); fifth in games (1,795), runs

(1,025) and hits (1,980); sixth in doubles (352); and seventh in total bases (2,657) on the Cardinals' career

lists. He led the N.L. with 200 hits in 1957, and seven times either led or tied for the N.L. lead in fielding

percentage.

Schoendienst served as a coach on the 1964 World Championship team and was named manager

when Johnny Keane resigned at the conclusion of the season. Schoendienst piloted St. Louis to a World

Series victory in 1967 over the Red Sox and another N.L. pennant in 1968 en route to a 12-year tenure as

skipper, now the second-longest in franchise history behind Tony La Russa.

A 10-time N.L. All-Star, Schoendienst socked a game-winning home run in the 14th inning of the

1950 Mid-Summer Classic off Ted Gray of the Detroit Tigers. It marked the switch-hitter's first career

homer batting right-handed. Schoendienst later managed the Senior Circuit to victories in 1968 and 1969.

After a stint as coach with the Oakland Athletics in 1977 and 1978, Schoendienst came back to St. Louis

as a coach from 1979 to 1995. He filled in as interim manager in 1980 and 1990. Schoendienst was

elected to the Hall of Fame in 1989 by the Veterans Committee.

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STAN MUSIALOUTFieLder/FirsT bAseMAn

FULL nAMe: Stanley Frank Musial

heiGhT: 6-0 WeiGhT: 175 bATs: Left ThrOWs: Left

bOrn: 11/21/20 at Donora, Pennsylvania.

yeArs WiTh CArdinALs: 1941-44, 1946-63.


COMPLeTe reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1938 Williamson .258 26 62 5 16 3 0 1 6 --- --- --- --- ---1939 Williamson .352 23 71 10 25 3 3 1 9 --- --- --- --- ---1940 Daytona Beach .311 113 405 55 126 17 10 1 70 --- --- --- --- ---1941 Springfield (Mo.).379 87 348 100 132 27 10 *26 94 --- --- --- --- --- Rochester .326 54 221 43 72 10 4 3 21 --- --- --- --- --- St. Louis .426 12 47 8 20 4 0 1 7 2 1 1 .574 .4491942 St. Louis .315 140 467 87 147 32 10 10 72 62 25 6 .490 .3971943 St. Louis *.357 157 617 108 *220 *48 *20 13 81 72 18 9 *.562 *.4251944 St. Louis .347 146 568 112 +197 *51 14 12 94 90 28 7 *.549 *.4401945 DID NOT PLAY, MILITARY SERVICE1946 St. Louis *.365 156 624 *124 *228 *50 *20 16 103 73 31 7 *.587 .4341947 St. Louis .312 149 587 113 183 30 13 19 95 80 24 4 .504 .3981948 St. Louis *.376 155 611 *135 *230 *46 *18 39 *131 79 34 7 *.702 *.4501949 St. Louis .338 157 612 128 *207 *41 +13 36 123 107 38 3 .624 *.4381950 St. Louis *.346 146 555 105 192 41 7 28 109 87 36 5 *.596 .4371951 St. Louis *.355 152 578 +124 205 30 +12 32 108 98 40 4 .614 .4491952 St. Louis *.336 154 578 +105 *194 *42 6 21 91 96 29 7 *.538 .4321953 St. Louis .337 157 593 127 200 *53 9 30 113 *105 32 3 .609 *.4371954 St. Louis .330 153 591 +120 195 *41 9 35 126 103 39 1 .607 .4331955 St. Louis .319 154 562 97 179 30 5 33 108 80 39 5 .566 .4111956 St. Louis .310 156 594 87 184 33 6 27 *109 75 39 2 .522 .3901957 St. Louis *.351 134 502 82 176 38 3 29 102 66 34 1 .612 *.4281958 St. Louis .337 135 472 64 159 35 2 17 62 72 26 0 .528 .4261959 St. Louis .255 115 341 37 87 13 2 14 44 60 25 0 .428 .3671960 St. Louis .275 116 331 49 91 17 1 17 63 41 34 1 .486 .3581961 St. Louis .288 123 372 46 107 22 4 15 70 52 35 0 .489 .3761962 St. Louis .330 135 433 57 143 18 1 19 82 64 46 3 .508 .4201963 St. Louis .255 124 337 34 86 10 2 12 58 35 43 2 .404 .329MAJOR TOTALS .331 3026 10972 1949 3630 725 177 475 1951 1599 696 78 .559 .418*Led League. +Tied for league lead.

WOrLd series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1942 St.L. vs. N.Y. .222 5 18 2 4 1 0 0 2 4 0 0 .278 .3641943 St.L. vs. N.Y. .278 5 18 2 5 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 .278 .3501944 St.L. vs. St.L. .304 6 23 2 7 2 0 1 2 2 0 0 .522 .3601946 St.L. vs. Bos. .222 7 27 3 6 4 1 0 4 4 2 1 .444 .323W.S. TOTALS .256 23 86 9 22 7 1 1 8 12 4 1 .395 .347

ALL-sTAr reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1943 National .250 1 4 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 .500 .2501944 National .250 1 4 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .250 .2501946 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .0001947 National .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .0001948 National .500 1 4 1 2 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 1.250 .6001949 National .750 1 4 1 3 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 1.500 .8001950 National .000 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .1671951 National .500 1 4 1 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1.250 .6001952 National .000 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 .000 .6001953 National .500 1 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .500 .5001954 National .400 1 5 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .400 .4001955 National .250 1 4 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1.000 .4001956 National .250 1 4 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1.000 .2501957 National .333 1 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 .667 .5001958 National .250 1 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .2501959 National .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .5001960 National 1.000 2 2 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2.500 1.0001961 National .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 .0001962 National .333 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 .3331963 National .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000A.S. TOTALS .317 24 63 11 20 2 0 6 10 7 7 1 .635 .386

Simply stated, Stan Musial is "The Man." Not only is he the greatest player in Cardinals' history, he

also is the most popular.

Musial played his entire 22-year career as an outfielder and first baseman in St. Louis. He is the

franchise's career leader in virtually every batting category: games (3,026), at-bats (10,972), runs

(1,949), hits (3,630), doubles (725), triples (177), home runs (475), RBI (1,951), walks (1,599) and total

bases (6,134). His .331 average is fifth behind Rogers Hornsby (.359), Johnny Mize (.336) Joe Medwick

(.335) and Albert Pujols (.331). And, despite being an everyday player most of his career, Musial ranks

seventh with 35 pinch-hits.

After initially joining the Cardinals late in 1941, Musial arrived for good the following season. He

immediately began a stretch of 16 straight years in which he batted .300 or better. In 1943, Musial led the

National League with a .357 average, 220 hits, 48 doubles and 20 triples and earned the first of his three

Most Valuable Player awards. Musial also was named MVP in 1946 (led league with .365 average, 124

runs, 228 hits, 50 doubles and 20 triples) and 1948 (topped N.L. with .376 average, 135 runs, 230 hits,

46 doubles, 18 triples and 131 RBI). All told, the sweet-swinging left-handed batter paced the Senior

Circuit in batting seven times.

A member of three World Championship teams (1942, 1944 and 1946), Musial was chosen to play

in 24 All-Star Games (tied for the most in major league history with Hank Aaron and Willie Mays). His six

home runs are the most in Mid-Summer Classic annals. He won the 1955 game with a 12th-inning homer

off Frank Sullivan of the Boston Red Sox at County Stadium in Milwaukee.

On May 13, 1958, Musial collected the 3,000th hit of his career with a pinch double off Moe

Drabowsky of the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. Musial finished his career with 3,630 hits. At the time of

his retirement, he held major league records for extra-base hits and total bases and N.L. marks for runs,

hits, doubles and RBI. He has the fourth-most hits in baseball history - behind Pete Rose (4,256), Ty

Cobb (4,190) and Hank Aaron (3,771).

Musial was the first player in Cardinals' history to have his uniform number retired, and he was a

first-ballot Hall of Fame selection in 1969, being named on 93 percent of the ballots. Musial was a long-

time senior vice-president with the organization and served as general manager in 1967, when the

Cardinals won the World Series over the Boston Red Sox. More than anything else, the personable

Musial has been a great emissary for all that is good about the game of baseball. A bronze statue of

Musial stands outside Busch Stadium on the newly-dedicated Musial Plaza with the following words:

"Here stands baseball's perfect warrior. Here stands baseball's perfect knight." Musial was chosen in

2010 by President Barack Obama to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom - the highest civilian honor for

a United States citizen.


• Jack Rothrock, 1934-35

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ENOS SLAUGHTEROUTFieLder

FULL nAMe: Enos Bradsher Slaughter

heiGhT: 5-9 WeiGhT: 190 bATTed: Left ThreW: Right

bOrn: 4/27/16 at Roxboro, North Carolina.

died: 8/12/02 at Durham, North Carolina.

yeArs WiTh CArdinALs: 1938-42, 1946-53.


COMPLeTe reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1935 Martinsville .273 109 422 68 115 25 11 18 --- --- --- --- --- ---1936 Columbus .325 151 569 106 185 31 *20 9 118 --- --- --- --- ---1937 Columbus *.382 154 642 *147 *245 42 13 26 122 --- --- --- --- ---1938 St. Louis .276 112 395 59 109 20 10 8 58 32 38 1 .438 .3301939 St. Louis .320 149 604 95 193 *52 5 12 86 44 53 2 .482 .3711940 St. Louis .306 140 516 96 158 25 13 17 73 50 35 8 .504 .3701941 St. Louis .311 113 425 71 132 22 9 13 76 53 28 4 .496 .3901942 St. Louis .318 152 591 100 *188 31 *17 13 98 88 30 9 .494 .4121943 DID NOT PLAY, MILITARY SERVICE1944 DID NOT PLAY, MILITARY SERVICE1945 DID NOT PLAY, MILITARY SERVICE1946 St. Louis .300 156 609 100 183 30 8 18 *130 69 41 9 .465 .3741947 St. Louis .294 147 551 100 162 31 13 10 86 59 27 4 .452 .3661948 St. Louis .321 146 549 91 176 27 11 11 90 81 29 4 .470 .4091949 St. Louis .336 151 568 92 191 34 +13 13 96 79 37 3 .511 .4181950 St. Louis .290 148 556 82 161 26 7 10 101 66 33 3 .415 .3671951 St. Louis .281 123 409 48 115 17 8 4 64 67 25 7 .391 .3861952 St. Louis .300 140 510 73 153 17 12 11 101 70 25 6 .445 .3861953 St. Louis .291 143 492 64 143 34 9 6 89 80 28 4 .433 .3951954 New York (AL) .248 69 125 19 31 4 2 1 19 28 8 0 .336 .3861955 New York (AL) .111 10 9 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 .111 .200 Kansas City .322 108 267 49 86 12 4 5 34 40 17 2 .453 .4081956 Kansas City .278 91 223 37 62 14 3 2 23 29 20 1 .395 .362 New York (AL) .289 24 83 15 24 4 2 0 4 5 6 1 .386 .3301957 New York (AL) .254 96 209 24 53 7 1 5 34 40 19 0 .368 .3691958 New York (AL) .304 77 138 21 42 4 1 4 19 21 16 2 .435 .3961959 New York (AL) .172 74 99 10 17 2 0 6 21 13 19 1 .374 .265 Milwaukee .167 11 18 0 3 0 0 0 1 3 3 0 .167 .286MAJOR TOTALS .300 2380 7946 1247 2383 413 148 169 1304 1018 538 71 .453 .382*Led League. +Tied for league lead.

WOrLd series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1942 St.L. vs. N.Y. .263 5 19 3 5 1 0 1 2 3 2 0 .474 .3641946 St.L. vs. Bos. .320 7 25 5 8 1 1 1 2 4 3 1 .560 .4141956 N.Y. vs. Bro. .350 6 20 6 7 0 0 1 4 4 0 0 .500 .4581957 N.Y. vs. Mil. .250 5 12 2 3 1 0 0 0 3 2 0 .333 .4001958 N.Y. vs. Mil. .000 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 .000 .250W.S. TOTALS .291 27 79 17 23 3 1 3 8 15 8 1 .468 .404

ALL-sTAr reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1941 National .500 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .500 ---1942 National .500 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 ---1946 National .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ---1947 National .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 ---1948 National .500 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .500 ---1949 National .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ---1950 National .500 1 4 1 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1.000 ---1951 National .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ---1952 National .500 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1.000 ---1953 National .667 1 3 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 .667 ---A.S. TOTALS .381 10 21 4 8 1 1 0 2 4 2 1 .524 ---

He didn't have the nickname, but Enos Slaughter was a genuine "Charlie Hustle." Throughout his

career, he was known for his all-out style of play.

Slaughter dashed into baseball immortality in Game 7 of the 1946 World Series against the Boston

Red Sox. With the scored tied 3-3 in the bottom of the eighth inning, Slaughter led off with a single. He

remained there as the next two batters were retired and then took off to steal second base with left fielder

Harry Walker at the plate. Walker stroked a double into center field, and Boston's Leon Culberson threw

the ball to shortstop Johnny Pesky. While Pesky hesitated on the relay, Slaughter kept on running,

ignoring third base coach Mike Gonzalez's stop sign and scoring what proved to be the series-deciding

run.

Long before his "Mad Dash," Slaughter was a bona fide all-star. He broke into the major leagues with

the Cardinals in 1938 and the next year led the National League with 52 doubles while batting .320. It was

the first of five straight seasons in which Slaughter batted at a .300 clip. In 1942, he had a .318 average -

second in the N.L. to Ernie Lombardi of the Boston Braves at .330 - and league-leading totals of 188 hits

and 17 triples. St. Louis’ outfield cast of Slaughter in right, Terry Moore in center and Stan Musial in left is

regarded as the best in franchise history, and helped lead the Redbirds to the 1942 World Championship

over the New York Yankees.

After a three-year stint in the service, Slaughter returned to the Cardinals in 1946. All he did is top the

league with 130 RBI to go with a .300 average and 18 home runs. In 1950 and 1952, Slaughter drove in

101 runs while hitting fewer than 15 home runs both years.

On April 11, 1954, Slaughter was traded to the Yankees for outfielder Bill Virdon, pitcher Mel Wright

and minor league outfielder Emil Tellinger. Upon being told of the deal, Slaughter sat in front of his locker

and cried. On St. Louis' career lists at the time of his uniform retirement, he ranked second in RBI (1,148);

third in triples (135) and walks (839); fourth in games (1,820), runs (1,071), hits (2,064) and total bases

(3,138); fifth in at-bats (6,775) and doubles (366); and 11th in home runs (146). He batted .300 in eight of

his 13 seasons with the Cardinals.

Slaughter subsequently played for the Kansas City Athletics (1955-56) before returning to the

Yankees (1956-59) and finishing his career with the Milwaukee Braves (1959). The Veterans Committee

elected the 10-time All-Star, who was nicknamed "Country," into the Hall of Fame in 1985.


• Roger Maris, 1967-68 • Joe Torre, 1969-74, 1991-95

• Terry Pendleton, 1984-90

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KEN BOYERThird bAseMAn/MAnAGer

FULL nAMe: Kenton Lloyd Boyer

heiGhT: 6-2 WeiGhT: 200 bATTed: Right ThreW: Right

bOrn: 5/20/31 at Liberty, Missouri. died: 9/7/82 at St. Louis, Missouri.

yeArs WiTh CArdinALs: 1955-65, 1971-72, 1978-80.


Ken BoyerRetired Numbers

COMPLeTe reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1949 Lebanon .455 16 33 10 15 1 1 3 9 --- --- --- --- ---1950 Hamilton .342 80 240 41 82 17 6 9 61 --- --- --- --- ---1951 Omaha .306 151 565 87 173 28 7 14 90 --- --- --- --- ---1952 DID NOT PLAY, MILITARY SERVICE1953 DID NOT PLAY, MILITARY SERVICE1954 Houston .319 159 634 116 202 42 7 21 116 --- --- --- --- ---1955 St. Louis .264 147 530 78 140 27 2 18 62 37 67 22 .425 .3131956 St. Louis .306 150 595 91 182 30 2 26 98 38 65 8 .494 .3491957 St. Louis .265 142 544 79 144 18 3 19 62 44 77 12 .414 .3211958 St. Louis .307 150 570 101 175 21 9 23 90 49 53 11 .496 .3651959 St. Louis .309 149 563 86 174 18 5 28 94 67 77 12 .508 .3841960 St. Louis .304 151 552 95 168 26 10 32 97 56 77 8 .562 .3731961 St. Louis .329 153 589 109 194 26 11 24 95 68 91 6 .533 .4001962 St. Louis .291 160 611 92 178 27 5 24 98 75 104 12 .470 .3701963 St. Louis .285 159 617 86 176 28 2 24 111 70 90 1 .454 .3601964 St. Louis .295 162 628 100 185 30 10 24 *119 70 85 3 .489 .3671965 St. Louis .260 144 535 71 139 18 2 13 75 57 73 2 .374 .3321966 New York (NL) .266 136 496 62 132 28 2 14 61 30 64 4 .415 .3081967 New York (NL) .235 56 166 17 39 7 2 3 13 26 22 2 .355 .339 Chicago (AL) .261 57 180 17 47 5 1 4 21 7 25 0 .367 .289

1968 Chicago (AL) .125 10 24 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 .125 .160 Los Angeles (NL).271 83 221 20 60 7 2 6 41 16 34 2 .403 .3241969 Los Angeles (NL).206 25 34 0 7 2 0 0 4 2 7 0 .265 .250MAJOR TOTALS .287 2034 7455 1104 2143 318 68 282 1141 713 1017 105 .462 .351*Led League.

WOrLd series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1964 St.L. vs. N.Y. .222 7 27 5 6 1 0 2 6 1 5 0 .481 .250

ALL-sTAr reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1956 National .600 1 5 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .600 .6001959 National .333 2 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .333 .5001960 National 1.000 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 1.000 1.0001961 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 .000 .3331962 National .200 2 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .200 .2001963 National .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .0001964 National .500 1 4 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1.250 .500A.S. TOTALS .348 10 23 4 8 0 0 2 4 3 4 0 .609 .423

Since 1900, only one player in Cardinals' history has hit for the cycle on two occasions. It's Ken

Boyer, who accomplished the feat Sept. 14, 1961, against the Chicago Cubs and June 16, 1964, against

the Houston Colt .45s.

Boyer was a solid all-around third baseman. He hit for average and power and earned five Gold

Glove awards for his fielding prowess. From 1958 to 1963, he averaged 26 home runs and 98 RBI to go

with a .304 batting average. Then in 1964, Boyer was named the National League Most Valuable Player

after batting .295 with 24 homers and a league-leading 119 RBI. In the World Series against the New York

Yankees, Boyer clubbed a grand slam in Game 4 to give the Cardinals a 4-3 victory, and he contributed

three hits and three runs to help St. Louis win the seventh and deciding game by the score of 7-5.

An N.L. All-Star in 1956 and from 1959 to 1964, Boyer hit a two-run homer in the second 1960 game

at Yankee Stadium and a solo blast in the 1964 contest at Shea Stadium. He was a .348 batter (8-for-23)

in the Mid-Summer Classic.

"The Captain" was traded to the New York Mets on Oct. 20, 1965, in exchange for pitcher Al Jackson

and third baseman Charley Smith. On the Cardinals' career lists upon his number retirement, Boyer

ranked third in home runs (255); fifth in RBI (1,001) and total bases (3,011); sixth in at-bats (6,334); and

seventh in games (1,667), runs (988) and hits (1,855) and ninth in walks (631). His seven grand slams are

tied for the third most in club history behind Stan Musial's nine and Albert Pujols’ 11.

Being a native Missourian, Boyer was always a Cardinal at heart. He returned to the organization as

a minor league manager in 1970 and again from 1973 to 1976 and served as a major league coach in

1971 and 1972. He replaced Vern Rapp as manager of the big league club April 29, 1978, and piloted the

Cardinals to an 86-76 record and third-place finish in the N.L. East Division the following year. But in

1980, with expectations high, the Cardinals never got untracked, and Boyer was dismissed June 8 after a

6-4 loss in the first game of a double-header against the Montreal Expos dropped their record to 18-33.

Boyer was diagnosed with lung cancer in the early 1980s, and the disease ultimately took his life in

1982 at just 51 years of age


• Burgess Whitehead, 1934-35

• Gerry Staley, 1947-54

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DIZZY DEANPiTCher

FULL nAMe: Jay Hanna (Dizzy) Dean


bOrn: 1/16/10 at Lucas, Arkansas. died: 7/17/74 at Reno, Nevada.

yeArs WiTh CArdinALs: 1930, 1932-37.


COMPLeTe reCOrdyear Club W-L erA G Gs CG shO sV iP h r er bb sO bA

1930 St. Joseph 17-8 3.69 32 --- --- --- --- 217.0 204 118 89 77 134 --- Houston 8-2 2.82 14 --- --- --- --- 85.0 62 31 27 49 95 --- St. Louis 1-0 1.00 1 1 1 0 --- 9.0 3 1 1 3 5 .1031931 Houston *26-10 +1.53 41 --- --- --- --- 304.0 210 71 53 90 *303 ---1932 St. Louis 18-15 3.30 46 33 16 +4 --- *286.0 280 122 105 102 *191 .2601933 St. Louis 20-18 3.04 *48 34 +26 3 --- 293.0 279 113 99 64 *199 .2501934 St. Louis *30-7 2.66 50 33 24 *7 --- 311.2 288 110 92 75 *195 .2411935 St. Louis *28-12 3.04 50 36 *29 3 --- *325.1 324 126 110 77 *190 .2561936 St. Louis 24-13 3.17 +51 34 *28 2 --- *315.0 310 128 111 53 195 .2531937 St. Louis 13-10 2.69 27 25 17 4 --- 197.1 200 76 59 33 120 .2591938 Chicago (NL) 7-1 1.81 13 10 3 1 --- 74.2 63 20 15 8 22 .2261939 Chicago (NL) 6-4 3.36 19 13 7 2 --- 96.1 98 40 36 17 27 .2611940 Chicago (NL) 3-3 5.17 10 9 3 0 --- 54.0 68 35 31 20 18 .306 Tulsa 8-8 3.17 21 --- --- --- --- 142.0 149 69 50 19 51 ---1941 Chicago (NL) 0-0 18.00 1 1 0 0 --- 1.0 3 3 2 0 1 .4291947 St. Louis (AL) 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 --- 4.0 3 0 0 1 0 .231

MAJOR TOTALS 150-83 3.02 317 230 154 26 --- 1967.1 1919 774 661 453 1163 .253

* Led league. + Tied for league lead.

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1934 St.L. vs. Det. 2-1 1.73 3 3 2 1 0 26.0 20 6 5 5 17 ---1938 Chi. (NL)vs. N.Y. (AL) 0-1 6.48 2 1 0 0 0 8.1 8 6 6 1 2 ---W.S. TOTALS 2-2 2.88 5 4 2 1 0 34.1 28 12 11 6 19 ---

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1934 National 0-0 3.00 1 0 0 0 0 3.0 5 1 1 1 4 ---1935 National 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 1 1 ---1936 National 1-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 0 0 0 2 3 ---1937 National 0-1 6.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 4 2 2 1 2 ---A.S. TOTALS 1-1 2.70 4 2 0 0 0 10.0 10 3 3 5 10 ---

Dizzy Dean was the prototypical member of the "Gas House Gang." The right-handed pitcher was

one of baseball's zaniest characters. He also was a warrior and a winner.

After a cup of coffee with the Cardinals in 1930, Dean became a mainstay two years later. He put

together his best season in 1934, going 30-7 with a 2.66 ERA and 195 strikeouts. Dean led the National

League in wins and strikeouts and ranked second in ERA en route to being named the Most Valuable

Player. He is the only pitcher in Cardinals' post-1900 history to win 30 games and the last N.L. hurler to

accomplish the feat. St. Louis won the World Series that year over the Detroit Tigers four games to three,

with Dean and his brother, Paul, accounting for all four victories. Dizzy fired a six-hit shutout to win Game

7 by the score of 11-0.

Dean, who led the league with 28 wins in 1935, was selected to four consecutive All-Star Games

from 1934 to 1937. He was the winning pitcher in 1936 and the loser in 1937. But Dean lost more than the

game in 1937. A line drive off the bat of Cleveland Indians' outfielder Earl Averill in the third inning broke

one of Dean's toes. Dean refused to take time off to let the injury heal, and he began utilizing an unnatural

pitching delivery that led to an arm injury from which he never fully recovered.

On April 16, 1938, the Cardinals traded Dean to the Chicago Cubs in exchange for pitchers Clyde

Shoun and Curt Davis, outfielder Tuck Stainback and $185,000. On St. Louis' career lists upon his

number retirement, Dean ranked second in strikeouts (1,095); third in winning percentage (.641); sixth in

wins (134), complete games (141) and shutouts (23); and ninth in innings pitched (1,738).

Dean was known for his fun-loving lifestyle and story telling as much as his success. In a double-

header against the Brooklyn Dodgers at Sportsman's Park on Sept. 21, 1934, Dizzy authored a three-hit

shutout in the opener and Paul followed with a no-hitter. "Gee whiz," Dizzy said afterwards. "If I'd a known

Paul was gonna do it, I'd a thrown one, too."

Following his playing days, Dean was a colorful broadcaster who became an ambassador for

baseball. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1953.


• Joe Garagiola, 1947-51 • Bobby Tolan, 1966-68

• Vinegar Bend Mizell, 1956-58

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FULL nAMe: Louis Clark Brock

heiGhT: 5-11 WeiGhT: 170 bATs: Left ThrOWs: Left

bOrn: 6/18/39 at El Dorado, Arkansas.



Lou BrockRetired Numbers

COMPLeTe reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1961 St. Cloud .361 128 501 117 181 33 6 14 82 51 105 38 .535 --- Chicago (NL) .091 4 11 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 .091 .1671962 Chicago (NL) .263 123 434 73 114 24 7 9 35 35 96 16 .412 .3221963 Chicago (NL) .258 148 547 79 141 19 11 9 37 31 122 24 .382 .3021964 Chicago (NL) .251 52 215 30 54 9 2 2 14 13 40 10 .340 .300 St. Louis .348 103 419 81 146 21 9 12 44 27 87 33 .527 .3911965 St. Louis .288 155 631 107 182 35 8 16 69 45 116 63 .445 .3451966 St. Louis .285 156 643 94 183 24 12 15 46 31 134 *74 .429 .3211967 St. Louis .299 159 689 +113 206 32 12 21 76 24 109 *52 .472 .3281968 St. Louis .279 159 660 92 184 *46 *14 6 51 46 124 *62 .418 .3291969 St. Louis .298 157 665 97 195 33 10 12 47 50 115 *53 .434 .3491970 St. Louis .304 155 664 114 202 29 5 13 57 60 99 51 .422 .3631971 St. Louis .313 157 640 *126 200 37 7 7 61 76 107 *64 .425 .3861972 St. Louis .311 153 621 81 193 29 8 3 42 47 93 *63 .393 .3601973 St. Louis .297 160 650 110 193 29 8 7 63 71 112 *70 .398 .3661974 St. Louis .306 153 635 105 194 25 7 3 48 61 88 *118 .381 .3681975 St. Louis .309 136 528 78 163 27 6 3 47 38 64 56 .400 .3591976 St. Louis .301 133 498 73 150 24 5 4 67 35 75 56 .394 .3481977 St. Louis .272 141 489 69 133 22 6 2 46 30 74 35 .354 .3171978 St. Louis .221 92 298 31 66 9 0 0 12 17 29 17 .252 .2631979 St. Louis .304 120 405 56 123 15 4 5 38 23 43 21 .398 .346MAJOR TOTALS .293 2616 10332 1610 3023 486 141 149 900 761 1730 938 .410 .344*Led league. +Tied for league lead.

WOrLd series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1964 St.L. vs. N.Y. .300 7 30 2 9 2 0 1 5 0 3 0 .467 .3001967 St.L. vs. Bos. .414 7 29 8 12 2 1 1 3 2 3 7 .655 .4521968 St.L. vs. Det. .464 7 28 6 13 3 1 2 5 3 4 7 .857 .516W.S. TOTALS .391 21 87 16 34 7 2 4 13 5 10 14 .655 .424

ALL-sTAr reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1967 National .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .0001971 National .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .0001972 National SELECTED, DID NOT PLAY1974 National 1.000 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1.000 1.0001975 National .333 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .333 .3331979 National 1.000 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000A.S. TOTALS .375 5 8 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 .375 .375

If it's been said once, it's been said a million times. The Cardinals' acquisition of outfielder Lou Brock

from the Chicago Cubs on June 15, 1964, ranks as perhaps the greatest steal in baseball history. St.

Louis traded pitchers Ernie Broglio and Bobby Shantz and outfielder Doug Clemens in exchange for Brock

and pitchers Jack Spring and Paul Toth.

Over the course of his career with the Cardinals, Brock established himself as the most prolific base

stealer in baseball history to that time. His 938 stolen bases stood as the major league record until Rickey

Henderson bettered the mark in 1991. Brock's total remains the National League standard, and he holds

the major league record with 12 seasons of 50 or more steals. Brock led the N.L. in thefts on eight

occasions (1966 to 1969 and 1971 to 1974). He set the season record with 118 in 1974, bettering the

mark of 104 by Maury Wills during the 1962 campaign. In 1978, the N.L. announced that its annual stolen

base leader would receive the Lou Brock Award, making Brock the first active player to have an award

named after him.

But Brock was more than a base burglar. He was a career .293 batter with 3,023 hits. Seven times

he batted at a .300 or better clip. In 1967, Brock slugged 21 home runs and had 76 RBI from the leadoff

spot. He also had 52 stolen bases to become the first player in baseball history with 20 homers and 50

steals. The following year, Brock topped the N.L. in doubles (46), triples (14) and stolen bases (62), the

first player in the Senior Circuit to do so since Honus Wagner of the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1908. Brock

joined the 3,000-hit club Aug. 13, 1979, with a fourth-inning single off Dennis Lamp of the Chicago Cubs

at Busch Stadium.

Brock paid immediate dividends in St. Louis, batting .348 for the balance of the 1964 season and

propelling the Cardinals from eighth place in the N.L. to a World Championship over the New York

Yankees. The Cardinals won the World Series again in 1967 over the Boston Red Sox and were N.L.

champions in 1968. Brock was at his best in postseason play. His .391 career batting average (34-for-87)

is a World Series record, while his 14 stolen bases are tied for the most all time with Eddie Collins of the

Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White Sox.

On the Cardinals' career lists upon his number retirement, Brock ranked first in stolen bases (888 -

Vince Coleman is second with 549); second in games (2,289), at-bats (9,125), runs (1,427), hits (2,713),

doubles (434) and total bases (3,776); fourth in triples (121); sixth in walks (681); and 10th in RBI (814).

He was a six-time N.L. All-Star.

Brock has remained active in baseball since retiring as a player following the 1979 season. He

worked in the Cardinals' broadcast booth from 1981 to 1984; was a baserunning consultant for the

Minnesota Twins in 1987, Los Angeles Dodgers in 1988 and Montreal Expos in 1993; and has served as

a special instructor for the Cardinals (baserunning and outfield play) since 1995. He was a first-ballot Hall

of Fame inductee in 1985.

Fans voted Brock the left fielder on the All-Busch Stadium team, which was announced on Oct. 1,

2005 as part of final weekend festivities at the stadium.


• Burleigh Grimes, 1933-34 • George Munger, 1946-52

• Wally Moon, 1954-58

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FULL NAME: Dorrel Norman Elvert Herzog

BORN: 11/9/1931 at New Athens, Illinois.

YEARS WITH CARDINALS: 1980-90

NUMBER RETIRED: 2010

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MANAGERIAL RECORD

Year Club W L PCT. FINISH

1973 Texas 47 91 .341 6th

1974 California 2 2 .500 6th

1975 Kansas City 41 25 .621 2nd

1976 Kansas City 90 72 .556 1st

1977 Kansas City 102 60 .630 1st

1978 Kansas City 92 70 .568 1st

1979 Kansas City 85 77 .525 2nd

1980 St. Louis 38 35 .521 4th

1981 St. Louis 59 43 .578 1st*

1982 St. Louis 92 70 .568 1st

1983 St. Louis 79 83 .488 4th

1984 St. Louis 84 78 .519 3rd

1985 St. Louis 101 61 .623 1st

1986 St. Louis 79 82 .491 3rd

1987 St. Louis 95 67 .586 1st

1988 St. Louis 76 86 .469 5th

1989 St. Louis 86 76 .531 3rd

1990 St. Louis 33 47 .413 6th

ST. LOUIS TOTALS 822 728 .530

MAJOR TOTALS 1281 1125 .532

* Split season due to players’ strike. Cardinals finished second in both halves but had best overall record in Eastern Division.

Baseball in St. Louis was reborn in the 1980s under Whitey Herzog.

A native of New Athens, Ill., in the Metro East area of St. Louis, Herzog managed the Cardinals from 1980 to

1990. He ranks third in franchise history with 822 victories – trailing only Tony La Russa (1,318 through 2010) and

Red Schoendienst (1,041) – and his teams won three National League pennants and the 1982 World Series.

Hand-picked by club president August Busch Jr., Herzog took over the Redbirds on June 9, 1980. Two

months later, Herzog turned over his managerial duties to become general manager and have more direct

involvement in player personnel. He assumed the dual role of field manager and general manager in October.

At the winter meetings that December, Herzog began to transform the Cardinals with three blockbuster trades

involving 21 players. He envisioned a team built on speed and defense in spacious Busch Stadium.

St. Louis posted the best record in the N.L. in 1981 but finished second in the Eastern Division in both halves

of the strike-interrupted season and did not make the playoffs. Herzog relinquished his general manager duties on

Opening Day of the 1982 season. The Cardinals went on to win the World Series with a thrilling seven-game victory

over the Milwaukee Brewers. It marked the franchise’s first championship in 15 years.

Two more pennants followed in 1985 and 1987. Meanwhile, fans flocked to Busch Stadium to watch the

Cardinals’ entertaining style of play that became known as “Whiteyball.” In Herzog’s eight full seasons as skipper,

St. Louis drew at least 2.4 million spectators annually while topping the 3-million plateau for the first two times in

club annals (1987 and 1989). Herzog, who valued his sterling relationship with Busch, resigned July 5, 1990, less

than a year after Busch died, and did not manage again.

Before coming to St. Louis, Herzog managed the Texas Rangers (1973), California Angels (1974 on an

interim basis) and Kansas City Royals (1975-79). The Royals won three straight American League Western Division

titles from 1976 to 1978 but fell to the New York Yankees in the League Championship Series all three times.

Herzog’s lifetime managerial record was 1,281-1,125, a .532 winning percentage. His win total ranks 32nd

on baseball’s all-time list through 2010. He was named the 1982 Major League Manger of the Year and 1985 N.L.

Manager of the Year. The charismatic “White Rat” also spent time as a big league coach, farm system director

and scout and briefly served as general manager of the Angels in 1993 and 1994.

Primarily an outfielder during an eight-year big-league playing career, Herzog batted .257 with 25 home runs

and 172 RBI for the Washington Senators (1956-58), Kansas City Athletics (1958-60), Baltimore Orioles (1961-

62) and Detroit Tigers (1963).

As a minor leaguer with the McAlester (Okla.) Rockets in 1949, Herzog was christened with the name “Whitey”

by sportscaster Bill Speith for his light-colored hair.

Herzog was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2010 by the Veterans Committee. Two days before the enshrinement

ceremonies July 25, Cardinals chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. announced that Herzog’s number 24 would be retired by

the organization. Herzog wore No. 3 in 1980, but infielder Ken Oberkfell gave up No. 24 after the season and

Herzog took it.

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PROMINENT CARDINALS WHO WORE NO. 24

• Dick Groat, 1963-65 • Rick Ankiel, 2007-09

• Ken Oberkfell, 1977-80

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FULL nAMe: Howard Bruce Sutter

heiGhT: 6-2 WeiGhT: 190 bATs: Right ThrOWs: Right

bOrn: 1/8/53 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

yeArs WiTh CArdinALs: 1981-84


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1973 Quincy 3-3 4.13 40 0 0 0 5 85.0 94 52 39 27 76 ---

1974 Key West 1-5 1.35 18 1 0 0 3 40.0 26 9 6 13 50 ---

Midland 1-2 1.44 8 1 0 0 0 25.0 22 6 4 6 14 ---

1975 Midland 5-7 2.15 41 0 0 0 +13 67.0 64 26 16 21 50 ---

1976 Wichita 2-1 1.50 7 0 0 0 1 12.0 9 3 2 4 16 ---

Chicago (NL) 6-3 2.70 52 0 0 0 10 83.1 63 27 25 26 73 .209

1977 Chicago (NL) 7-3 1.34 62 0 0 0 31 107.1 69 21 16 23 129 .183

1978 Chicago (NL) 8-10 3.18 64 0 0 0 27 99 82 44 35 34 106 .220

1979 Chicago (NL) 6-6 2.22 62 0 0 0 *37 101.1 67 29 25 32 110 .186

1980 Chicago (NL) 5-8 2.64 60 0 0 0 *28 102.1 90 35 30 34 76 .243

1981 St. Louis 3-5 2.62 48 0 0 0 *25 82.1 64 24 24 24 57 .218

1982 St. Louis 9-8 2.90 70 0 0 0 *36 102.1 88 38 33 34 61 .235

1983 St. Louis 9-10 4.23 60 0 0 0 21 89.1 90 45 42 30 64 .262

1984 St. Louis 5-7 1.54 71 0 0 0 *45 122.2 109 26 21 23 77 .245

1985 Atlanta 7-7 4.48 58 0 0 0 23 88.1 91 46 44 29 52 .267

1986 Atlanta 2-0 4.34 16 0 0 0 3 18.2 17 9 9 9 16 .243

1987 INJURED -- DID NOT PLAY

1988 Atlanta 1-4 4.76 38 0 0 0 14 45.1 49 26 24 11 40 .275

MAJOR TOTALS 68-71 2.83 661 0 0 0 300 1042.1 879 370 328 309 861 .230


LeAGUe ChAMPiOnshiP series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO BA1982 St.L. vs. ATL 1-0 0.00 2 0 0 0 1 4.1 0 0 0 0 1 .000

WOrLd series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO BA1982 St.L. vs. MIL 1-0 4.70 4 0 0 0 2 7.2 6 4 4 3 6 .207

ALL-sTAr reCOrdYear Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO BA1977 National SELECTED -- DID NOT PLAY1978 National 1-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.2 0 0 0 0 2 --- 1979 National 1-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 2 0 0 2 3 --- 1980 National 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 1 2.0 0 0 0 1 1 --- 1981 National 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 1 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 ---1984 National SELECTED -- DID NOT PLAYA.S. TOTALS 2-0 0.00 4 0 0 0 2 6.2 2 0 0 3 7 ---


• Harvey Haddix, 1952-56 • Curt Flood, 1958

note: No. 42 was retired throughout Major League Baseballin 1997 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of JackieRobinson breaking the big league’s color barrier.

Bruce Sutter was a pioneer whose journey landed him in Cooperstown.

The right-handed lights-out closer, who made famous the split-fingered fastball, was elected to the Hall of

Fame in 2006. He became the fourth reliever enshrined into baseball’s hallowed ground, following Hoyt Wilhelm

(1985), Rollie Fingers (1992) and Dennis Eckersley (2004). Sutter was the first player never to start to a game to

be selected.

Sutter pitched for the Cardinals from 1981 to 1984. Acquired from the Chicago Cubs on Dec. 9, 1980, in

exchange for first baseman Leon Durham, third baseman Ken Reitz and minor-league third baseman Ty Waller,

Sutter proved to be a key acquisition for general manager and manager Whitey Herzog in his transformation of

the Cardinals from underachievers to World Champions.

During the strike-shortened 1981 season, Sutter saved 25 games – the most by a St. Louis pitcher since the

save became an officially recognized statistic in 1969 – with chants of “Bruuuuuce!” bellowing throughout Busch

Stadium every time he ran in from the bullpen. Sutter recorded 36 saves in 1982 and struck of Gorman Thomas of

the Milwaukee Brewers to wrap up Game 7 of the World Series.

Sutter had 45 saves in 1985 to tie the Major League record – set by Dan Quisenberry of the Kansas City

Royals two years earlier – that since has been eclipsed. The Cardinals elected not to re-sign Sutter after that

season, and he moved on to the Atlanta Braves. He subsequently was hampered by shoulder problems that led

to his retirement following the 1988 campaign at the age of 35.

Struggling in the minor leagues with Class-A Quincy (Ill.) in 1973, Sutter learned the revolutionary split-fingered

pitch from former Cardinals’ right-hander Fred Martin, then a Chicago minor-league pitching coach. The pitch, an

offshoot of the forkball that Sutter was suited to throw because of his long fingers, aptly was described as “a fastball

that winds up like a dead fish” because of its wicked forward spin.

By 1976, Sutter was in the big leagues with the Cubs. He won the 1979 N.L. Cy Young Award after amassing

37 saves and a 2.22 ERA with 110 strikeouts in 101.3 innings pitched. He was only the third reliever to be so

honored, following Mark Marshall of the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1974 and Sparky Lyle of the New York Yankees

in 1977.

In 12 major-league seasons, Sutter totaled 300 saves to rank third on baseball’s all-time list at the time of his

retirement and 20th through 2006. He worked more than one inning for 188 of his rescues and surpassed 100

innings pitched in a season on five occasions, with one more year at 99. Sutter led the Senior Circuit in saves in

1979, 1980, 1981, 1982 and 1984. He was a six-time All-Star – appearing in four games and earning two wins

(1978 and 1979) and two saves (1980 and 1981) while not allowing a run – and received the Rolaids Relief Man

Award four times.

Sutter’s four-year St. Louis save total of 127 established a franchise record and now ranks fourth behind

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FULL nAMe: Robert Gibson

heiGhT: 6-1 WeiGhT: 195 bATs: Right ThrOWs: Right

bOrn: 11/9/35 at Omaha, Nebraska.



Bob GibsonRetired Numbers


• Von McDaniel, 1957-58

COMPLeTe reCOrdYear Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO BA1957 Omaha 2-1 4.29 10 4 0 --- --- 42.0 46 26 20 27 25 --- Columbus 4-3 3.77 8 8 2 --- --- 43.0 36 26 18 34 24 ---1958 Omaha 3-4 3.31 13 11 2 --- --- 87.0 79 45 32 39 47 --- Rochester 5-5 2.45 20 11 7 --- --- 103.0 88 35 28 54 75 ---1959 Omaha 9-9 3.07 24 18 10 --- --- 135.0 128 59 46 46 98 --- St. Louis 3-5 3.33 13 9 2 1 0 75.2 77 35 28 39 48 .2731960 Rochester 2-3 2.85 6 6 3 --- --- 41.0 33 15 13 17 36 --- St. Louis 3-6 5.61 27 12 2 0 0 86.2 97 61 54 48 69 .2841961 St. Louis 13-12 3.24 35 27 10 2 1 211.1 186 91 76 119 166 .2391962 St. Louis 15-13 2.85 32 30 15 +5 1 233.2 174 84 74 95 208 .2041963 St. Louis 18-9 3.39 36 33 14 2 0 254.2 224 110 96 96 204 .2331964 St. Louis 19-12 3.01 40 36 17 2 1 287.1 250 106 96 86 245 .2321965 St. Louis 20-12 3.07 38 36 20 6 1 299.0 243 110 102 103 270 .2221966 St. Louis 21-12 2.44 35 35 20 +5 0 280.1 210 90 76 78 225 .2071967 St. Louis 13-7 2.98 24 24 10 2 0 175.1 151 62 58 40 147 .2311968 St. Louis 22-9 *1.12 34 34 28 *13 0 304.2 198 49 38 62 *268 *.1841969 St. Louis 20-13 2.18 35 35 *28 4 0 314.0 251 84 76 95 269 .2191970 St. Louis +23-7 3.12 34 34 23 3 0 294.0 262 111 102 88 274 .2371971 St. Louis 16-13 3.04 31 31 20 +5 0 245.2 215 96 83 76 185 .2321972 St. Louis 19-11 2.46 34 34 23 4 0 278.0 226 83 76 88 208 .2241973 St. Louis 12-10 2.77 25 25 13 1 0 195.0 159 71 60 57 142 .2241974 St. Louis 11-13 3.83 33 33 9 1 0 240.0 236 111 102 104 129 .2591975 St. Louis 3-10 5.04 22 14 1 0 2 109.0 120 66 61 62 60 .287

MAJOR TOTALS 251-174 2.91 528 482 255 56 6 3884.1 3279 1420 1258 1336 3117 .228


WOrLd series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO BA1964 St.L. vs. N.Y. 2-1 3.00 3 3 2 0 0 27.0 23 11 9 8 31 ---1967 St.L. vs. Bos. 3-0 1.00 3 3 3 1 0 27.0 14 3 3 5 26 ---1968 St.L. vs. Det. 2-1 1.67 3 3 3 1 0 27.0 18 5 5 4 35 ---W.S. TOTALS 7-2 1.89 9 9 8 2 0 81.0 55 19 17 17 92 ---

ALL-sTAr reCOrdYear Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO BA1962 National 0-0 4.50 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 1 1 2 1 ---1965 National 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 1 2.0 2 0 0 1 3 ---1966 National SELECTED, DID NOT PLAY1967 National 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 2 0 0 0 2 ---1968 National SELECTED, DID NOT PLAY1969 National 0-0 9.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 2 1 1 1 2 ---1970 National 0-0 9.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 3 2 2 1 2 ---1972 National 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 ---A.S. TOTALS 0-0 3.27 7 1 0 0 1 11.0 11 4 4 5 10 ---

Bob Gibson ranks as the greatest pitcher in Cardinals' history. A glance at the record book supports

the claim. On the franchise's career lists, the right-hander is first in wins (251), complete games (255),

shutouts (56), innings pitched (3,885.1) and strikeouts (3,117). He is second in games pitched (528) and

tied for 10th in ERA (2.91).

An outstanding athlete, Gibson played with the Harlem Globetrotters before arriving in St. Louis to

stay in 1961. Three years later, he posted a 19-12 record with a 3.01 ERA in helping the Cardinals win the

National League pennant. After losing Game 2 of the World Series to the New York Yankees, Gibson

posted complete-game victories in Game 5 (5-2 in 10 innings) and Game 7 (7-5) and earned Series Most

Valuable Player honors.

Gibson was on his way to another banner season in 1967 when a line drive off the bat of Pittsburgh

Pirates' outfielder Roberto Clemente broke Gibson's right leg July 15. He was sidelined 52 days but

returned to pitch the N.L. pennant clincher against the Philadelphia Phillies on Sept. 18 and then go 3-0

with a 1.00 ERA, three complete games and 26 strikeouts in the Cardinals' World Series victory over the

Boston Red Sox.

The postseason dominance was an indicator of things to come. In 1968, Gibson authored the

greatest season by a pitcher in modern history. His 1.12 ERA established an all-time record for 300 or

more innings. Gibson posted a 22-9 record with league-leading totals of 13 shutouts and 268 strikeouts.

During one stretch, he surrendered two earned runs over 95 innings. Gibson was named the N.L. Cy

Young Award winner and MVP. For an encore, Gibson set a record with 17 strikeouts in Game 1 of the

World Series against the Detroit Tigers (a 4-0 victory). He pitched two more complete games (winning

Game 4 by the score of 10-1 before losing Game 7 by a 4-1 margin) to run his streak to a record eight

straight complete-game starts in Series play. Gibson, the series MVP, totaled 35 strikeouts in the three

games to establish a Fall Classic standard.

Gibson won his second Cy Young Award in 1970 on the strength of a 23-7 record and 3.12 ERA. He

fired a no-hitter against Pittsburgh on Aug. 14, 1971, winning 11-0 at Three Rivers Stadium, and became

the second pitcher in baseball history to record 3,000 career strikeouts July 17, 1974 (following Walter

Johnson of the Washington Senators).

Accompanying his blazing fastball and pinpoint control was an intense demeanor. Gibson was a

complete pitcher, clouting 24 home runs and winning nine Gold Gloves. The nine-time N.L. All-Star was

inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1981, his first year of eligibility. "Gibby" served as pitching coach for the

New York Mets (1981) and Atlanta Braves (1982-84) and bullpen coach for St. Louis (1995). He also has

done some broadcasting and has been a special instructor for the Cardinals since 1996.

Fans voted Gibson the starting pitcher on the All-Busch Stadium team, which was announced on Oct.

1, 2005, as part of final weekend festivities at the stadium.

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ROGERS HORNSBYseCOnd bAseMAn/MAnAGer

FULL nAMe: Rogers Hornsby


bOrn: 4/27/1896 at Winters, Texas. died: 1/5/1963 at Chicago, Illinois.

yeArs WiTh CArdinALs: 1915-26, 1933.

nUMber reTired: 1997 (The Cardinals did not have numbers on their

uniforms during Hornsby’s tenure).

Rogers HornsbyRetired Numbers

COMPLeTe reCOrdYear Club AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1915 St. Louis (NL) .246 18 57 5 14 2 0 0 4 2 6 0 .281 .2711916 St. Louis (NL) .313 139 495 63 155 17 15 6 65 40 63 17 .444 .3691917 St. Louis (NL) .327 145 523 86 171 24 *17 8 66 45 34 17 *.484 .3851918 St. Louis (NL) .281 115 416 51 117 19 11 5 60 40 43 8 .416 .3491919 St. Louis (NL) .318 138 512 68 163 15 9 8 71 48 41 17 .430 .3841920 St. Louis (NL) *.370 149 589 96 *218 *44 20 9 +94 60 50 12 *.559 *.4311921 St. Louis (NL) *.397 154 592 *131 *235 *44 +18 21 *126 60 48 13 *.639 *.4581922 St. Louis (NL) *.401 154 623 *141 *250 *46 14 *42 *152 65 50 17 *.722 *.4591923 St. Louis (NL) *.384 107 424 89 163 32 10 17 83 55 29 3 *.627 *.4591924 St. Louis (NL) *.424 143 536 +121 *227 *43 14 25 94 *89 32 5 *.696 *.5071925 St. Louis (NL) *.403 138 504 133 203 41 10 *39 *143 83 39 5 *.756 *.4891926 St. Louis (NL) .317 134 527 96 167 34 5 11 93 61 39 3 .463 .3881927 New York (NL) .361 155 568 +133 205 32 9 26 125 *86 38 9 .586 *.4481928 Boston (NL) *.387 140 486 99 188 42 7 21 94 *107 41 5 *.632 *.4981929 Chicago (NL) .380 156 602 *156 229 47 8 39 149 87 65 2 *.679 .4591930 Chicago (NL) .308 42 104 15 32 5 1 2 18 12 12 0 .433 .3851931 Chicago (NL) .331 100 357 64 118 37 1 16 90 56 23 1 .574 .4211932 Chicago (NL) .224 19 58 10 13 2 0 1 7 10 4 0 .310 .3571933 St. Louis (NL) .325 46 83 9 27 6 0 2 21 12 6 1 .470 .423 St. Louis (AL) .333 11 9 2 3 1 0 1 2 2 1 0 .778 .4551934 St. Louis (AL) .304 24 23 2 7 2 0 1 11 7 4 0 .522 .4841935 St. Louis (AL) .208 10 24 1 5 3 0 0 3 3 6 0 .333 .2961936 St. Louis (AL) .400 2 5 1 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 .400 .5001937 St. Louis (AL) .321 20 56 7 18 3 0 1 11 7 5 0 .429 .397MAJOR TOTALS .358 2259 8173 1579 2930 541 169 301 1584 1038 679 135 .577 .434*Led league. +Tied for league lead.

WOrLd series reCOrdYear Club/Opp. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SLG OBP1926 St.L. vs. N.Y. .250 7 28 2 7 1 0 0 4 2 2 1 --- ---1929 Chi. vs. Phi. .238 5 21 4 5 1 1 0 1 1 8 0 --- ---W.S. TOTALS .245 12 49 6 12 2 1 0 5 3 10 1 --- ---

.400 hiTTers sinCe 1900

year Player AVG

1901 Nap Lajoie, Philadelphia A’s .422

1911 Ty Cobb, Detroit Tigers .420

1911 Joe Jackson, Chicago White Sox .408


1920 George Sisler, St. Louis Browns .407

1922 George Sisler, St. Louis Browns .420

1922 rogers hornsby, st. Louis Cardinals .401


1923 Harry Heilmann, Detroit Tigers .403



1930 Bill Terry, New York Giants .401

1941 Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox .406

TriPLe CrOWn Winners sinCe 1900

year Player, Team AVG hr rbi

1901 Nap Lajoie, PHI (AL) .422 14 125

1909 Ty Cobb, DET .377 9 115

1912 Heinie Zimmerman, CHI (NL) .372 14 98

1922 rogers hornsby, sTL (nL) .401 42 152

1925 rogers hornsby, sTL (nL) .403 39 143

1933 Jimmie Foxx, PHI (AL) .356 48 163

1933 Chuck Klein, PHI (NL) .368 28 120

1934 Lou Gehrig, NY (AL) .363 49 165

1937 Joe Medwick, STL (NL) .374 31 154

1942 Ted Williams, BOS (AL) .356 36 137

1947 Ted Williams, BOS (AL) .343 32 114

1956 Mickey Mantle, NY (AL) .353 52 130

1966 Frank Robinson, BAL .316 49 122

1967 Carl Yastrzemski, BOS .326 44 121

Since 1900, only two players have batted .400 on three occasions – Ty Cobb and Rogers Hornsby.

Only two playes have won multiple Triple Crowns – Ted Williams and Hornsby.

Hornsby, primarily a second baseman during his 23-year career, batted .401 in 1922, .403 in 1925

and .424 (a modern-day record) in 1924. He is the lone player in Cardinals’ history to reach the coveted

plateau. Hornsby led the National League in batting six consecutive seasons from 1920 to 1925, compiling

a .397 average during that span. From 1921 to 1925, his average was .402, making him the only player

ever to bat .400 over a five-year period.

Arguably the greatest right-handed batter of all time, Hornsby won the Triple Crown in 1922 and

1925. The first time, he batted .401 with 42 home runs (then an N.L. record) and 152 RBI while setting

club records that still stand of 141 runs, 250 hits, 450 total bases, a .756 slugging percentage and a 33-

game hitting streak. The second time, Hornsby had a .403 average with 39 homers and 139 RBI en route

to being named the N.L. Most Valuable Player.

"The Rajah" spent the first 12 years of his career in St. Louis, leading the league in slugging

percentage seven times; total bases six times; hits, doubles and RBI four times; runs three times; triples

and home runs twice; and walks once. He was well known for refusing to go to movies because he

thought the "strain" of watching the screen in darkness would hinder his eyesight.

On May 31, 1925, Hornsby took over as manager of the Cardinals, as well, replacing Branch Rickey.

Hornsby continued in the dual role in 1926 and piloted the club to an 89-65 record and its first-ever World

Championship, a seven-game victory over the New York Yankees.

An outspoken individual, Hornsby at times was critical of owner Sam Breadon. Eventually, Breadon

had enough, and on Dec. 20, 1926, Hornsby was traded to the New York Giants for infielder Frankie

Frisch (who had had a falling out with his manager, John McGraw) and pitcher Jimmy Ring.

Hornsby subsequently played for and managed the Boston Braves (1928) and Chicago Cubs (1929-

32), winning a second MVP Award in 1929, before returning to the Cardinals in 1933. His second stint,

however, lasted just three months before Hornsby was released to become manager of the cross-town

Browns. He remained in the Browns’ dugout until midway through the 1937 season. Hornsby returned to

manage the Browns for the first two months of the 1952 campaign before moving on to the Cincinnati

Reds for roughly a season and a half.

On the Cardinals’ career lists upon his number retirement, Hornsby ranked first in batting average

(.359); second in triples (143); third in runs (1,089), hits (2,110) and total bases (3,342); fourth in doubles

(367) and RBI (1,072); seventh in home runs (193); seventh in walks (660); eighth in at-bats (5,881); and

ninth in games (1,580). He played 997 games at second base, the fourth-most in franchise history.

Hornsby, whose lifetime batting average of .358 is the highest of any right-handed batter and second

only to Cobb’s .366 among all players, was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1942.

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JACK BUCKbrOAdCAsTer

FULL nAMe: John Francis Buck

bOrn: 8/21/1924 at Holyoke, Massachusetts.

died: 6/18/2002 at St. Louis, Missouri.



AUGUST A. BUSCH JR.PresidenT

FULL nAMe: August Anheuser Busch, Jr.

bOrn: 3/28/1899 at St. Louis, Missouri. died: 9/29/89 at St. Louis, Missouri.



He never swung a bat or thew a pitch. Yet, Jack Buck ranks as one of the most popular individuals

ever associated with the Cardinals - perhaps the most popular.

Buck served as the "Voice of the Cardinals" on KMOX radio from 1954 to 2001. He was behind the

microphone for some of the franchise's most-memorable moments: Bob Gibson's no-hitter in 1971, Lou

Brock's 105th stolen base in 1974 and Mark McGwire's 61st home run in 1998. And his legendary call of

Ozzie Smith's game-winning home run in Game 5 of the 1985 National League Championship Series

against the Los Angeles Dodgers, when Buck told St. Louis fans to "Go crazy, folks! Go crazy," still sends

chills up Cardinals' fans spines every time it is replayed.

Through it all, Buck's signature phrase after every Cardinals' victory was "That's a winner," and those

words are printed on Buck's retired number pennant.

From 1954 to 1969, Buck worked along side another legend, Harry Caray, to form what is widely

regarded as the best baseball broadcast duo ever assembled. From 1972 to 2001, Buck teamed with

former Cards' third baseman Mike Shannon, and the pair became as synonymous with St. Louis baseball

as Stan Musial and Bob Gibson. Beginning in 1991, Buck had the privilege of calling games with his son

Joe, who now is the lead baseball and football announcer for FOX Sports television.

Buck was inducted into the broadcaster's wing of the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1987. He was honored

with a statue outside the Cardinals' executive offices at Busch Stadium in 1998.

There was more to Buck than Cardinals' baseball. He broadcast several World Series for CBS Radio.

His most-famous non-St. Louis call came in Game 1 of the 1988 Fall Classic when an injured Kirk Gibson

hit a game-winning pinch-hit homer for the Dodgers against the Oakland Athletics. "Unbelievable!" Buck

exclaimed. "I don't believe what I just saw." Buck was CBS-TV's lead play-by-play announcer in 1990 and

1991, and he also worked for ABC and NBC.

Buck enjoyed a distinguished football broadcasting career, as well. He called one of the most famous

games ever, the 1967 Ice Bowl between the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers, for CBS, and he

was the radio voice of Monday Night Football for CBS from 1978 to 1996, working with former NFL head

coach Hank Stram. Buck, whose total of 17 Super Bowl broadcasts is the most of any announcer,

received the Pete Rozelle Award from the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1996.

In addition, Buck announced basketball and hockey over the course of his career and also worked

with Chris Schenkel on the Pro Bowler's Tour. Outside of sports, he served as the original host of "At Your

Service" on KMOX, a program that essentially started the phenomenon of talk radio.

Buck's popularity extends well beyond his trademark gravely voice. Fans from coast to coast, but

particularly those in St. Louis, knew him as a tremendously generous man who made time for everyone.

He was named St. Louis' Citizen of the Year in 2000 for his contributions to the community.

When Buck passed away in June 2002, some 10,000 fans attended his public memorial service at

Busch Stadium.

August A. Busch Jr.'s reign as president of the Cardinals was marked by success on and off the field.

Between 1953 and 1989, the Cardinals won three World Championships (1964, 1967 and 1982) and three

additional National League pennants (1968, 1985 and 1987). They also forged the reputation of having the

classiest organization in Major League Baseball.

Busch purchased the franchise from Fred Saigh on Feb. 20, 1953. Busch was president of Anheuser-

Busch brewery, which benefited from the acquisition of the ball club. Although he didn't devote a

tremendous amount of time to baseball-related matters early on, by the 1960s, Busch had grown tired of

the Cardinals routinely finishing no higher than the middle of the pack in the N.L.

After winning the 1964 World Series over the New York Yankees, Busch was instrumental in the

building of "new" Busch Stadium. The $26 million ballpark opened May 12, 1966, with a 4-3 victory over

the Atlanta Braves in 12 innings and became the foundation of a rejuvenated downtown. In 1967, the

Cardinals surpassed 2,000,000 in home attendance for the first time in franchise history.

Busch retired as leader of the brewery in 1975, handing over control to his son, August III. The

Cardinals failed to win during the decade of the 1970s, leaving Busch anxious to return to prominence. He

made arguably his best baseball decision June 9, 1980, when he hired Whitey Herzog as manager. Busch

and Herzog enjoyed a sterling relationship that played a major role in the Cardinals' renewed success.

Home attendance soared, with the club drawing 3,000,000-plus fans in both 1987 and 1989.

Throughout his ownership of the Cardinals, "Gussie" was one of the City of St. Louis' most popular

citizens. He was a regular at home games, and on special occasions would ride around the stadium atop

a Budweiser wagon pulled by a team of signature Anheuser-Busch Clydesdales.

The Cardinals retired the number 85 in Busch's honor in conjunction with his 85th birthday in 1984.

He died Sept. 29, 1989, at the age of 90. August III subsequently served as chief executive until

Anheuser-Busch sold the club to the current ownership group March 21, 1996.

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1. Bob Gibson............................9

2. Ken Dayley ............................8

3. six players with ......................7

inninGs PiTChed

1. Bob Gibson ......................81.0

2. Mort Cooper......................45.0

3. Bill Hallahan......................39.2

4. Burleigh Grimes ................34.2

5. Harry Brecheen ................32.2

eArned-rUn AVerAGe

(two series, 20 innings pitched)

1. Harry Brecheen ................0.83

2. Bill Hallahan......................1.36

3. Jesse Haines ....................1.67

4. Max Lanier........................1.71

5. Bob Gibson ......................1.89

shUTOUTs

1. Bob Gibson............................2

Bill Hallahan ..........................2

3. Six players with ......................1

FeWesT hiTs Per nine inninGs


1. Burleigh Grimes ................4.93

2. Bob Gibson ......................6.11

3. Bill Hallahan......................6.58

4. Jesse Haines ....................6.68

5. Max Lanier........................6.82

Wins

1. Bob Gibson............................7

2. Harry Brecheen......................4

3. Bill Hallahan ..........................3

Jesse Haines ........................3

John Tudor ............................3

COMPLeTe GAMes

1. Bob Gibson............................8

2. Harry Brecheen......................3

Bill Hallahan ..........................3

Burleigh Grimes ....................3

5. Six pitchers with ....................2

sTriKeOUTs

1. Bob Gibson..........................92

2. Mort Cooper ........................35

3. Bill Hallahan ........................27

4. Max Lanier ..........................25

5. Burleigh Grimes ..................24

FeWesT WALKs


1. Bob Gibson ......................1.89

2. Nelson Briles ....................2.01

3. Mort Cooper......................2.40

4. Grover Alexander ..............2.84

5. John Tudor........................3.10

sAVes

1. Todd Worrell ..........................3

2. Bruce Sutter ..........................2

3. Nine pitchers with ..................1

bATTinG AVerAGe

(two series, 50 plate appearances)

1. Pepper Martin................... .418

2. Lou Brock......................... .391

3. Julian Javier ..................... .346

4. Tim McCarver................... .311

5. Walker Cooper ................. .300

GAMes

1. Jim Bottomley ......................24

Frankie Frisch ......................24

3. Chick Hafey ........................23

Whitey Kurowski ..................23

Marty Marion ...................... 23

Stan Musial..........................23

AT-bATs

1. Frankie Frisch ......................95

2. Jim Bottomley ......................90

3. Chick Hafey ........................88

4. Lou Brock ............................87

5. Stan Musial..........................86

Curt Flood............................86

rUns

1. Lou Brock ............................16

2. Pepper Martin ......................14

3. Whitey Kurowski ..................12

Mike Shannon......................12

5. Curt Flood............................11

hiTs

1. Lou Brock ............................34

2. Pepper Martin ......................23

Willie McGee ...................... 23

Tim McCarver ......................23

5. Stan Musial..........................22

TOTAL bAses

1. Lou Brock ............................57

2. Tim McCarver ......................37

3. Willie McGee........................36

4. Pepper Martin ......................35

5. Stan Musial..........................34

dOUbLes

1. Lou Brock ..............................7

Pepper Martin ........................7

Stan Musial............................7

Marty Marion..........................7

Chick Hafey ..........................7

TriPLes

1. Tim McCarver ........................3

2. Lou Brock ..............................2

3. 20 players with ......................1

hOMe rUns

1. Lou Brock ..............................4

2. Willie McGee ........................3

Mike Shannon........................3

4. Eight players with ..................2

rUns bATTed in

1. Lou Brock ............................13

2. Willie McGee........................11

Tim McCarver ......................11

Marty Marion........................11

5. Jim Bottomley ......................10

sTOLen bAses

1. Lou Brock ............................14

2. Pepper Martin ........................7

3. Vince Coleman ......................6

4. Frankie Frisch ........................4

Ozzie Smith ..........................4

bAses On bALLs

1. Stan Musial..........................12

2. Tim McCarver ......................10

3. Ozzie Smith ..........................9

Ray Sanders..........................9

5. Curt Flood..............................8

Dal Maxvill ............................8

CArdinALs WOrLd series bATTinGALL-TiMe TOP 5

CArdinALs WOrLd series PiTChinGALL-TiMe TOP 5

1926 - Cardinals 4, new york 3

Oct. 2 Cardinals 1, at New York 2


Oct. 5 at Cardinals 4, New York 0










1930 - Cardinals 2, Philadelphia 4

Oct. 1 Cardinals 2, at Philadelphia 5


Oct. 4 at Cardinals 5, Philadelphia 0




1931 - Cardinals 4, Philadelphia 3



Oct. 4 Cardinals at Philadelphia, rain






1934 - Cardinals 4, detroit 3

Oct. 3 Cardinals 8, at Detroit 3


(12 innings)

Oct. 5 at Cardinals 4, Detroit 1






Sept. 30 at Cardinals 4, New York 7











1944 - Cardinals 4, browns 2

Oct. 4 at Cardinals 1, Browns 2


(11 innings)

Oct. 6 Cardinals 2, at Browns 6




1946 - Cardinals 4, boston 3

Oct. 6 at Cardinals 2, Boston 3

(10 innings)


Oct. 9 Cardinals 0, at Boston 4











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1982 - Cardinals 4, Milwaukee 3

Oct. 12 at Cardinals 0, Milwaukee 10


Oct. 15 Cardinals 6, at Milwaukee 2





1985 - Cardinals 3, Kansas City 4

Oct. 19 Cardinals 3, at Kansas City 1


Oct. 22 at Cardinals 1, Kansas City 6





1987 - Cardinals 3, Minnesota 4

Oct. 17 Cardinals 1, at Minnesota 10


Oct. 20 at Cardinals 3, Minnesota 1






Oct. 23 Cardinals 9, at Boston11








Oct. 25 Detroit at Cardinals, rain



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Catcher Yadier Molina reacts as Carlos Beltran is called out on strikes with the bases loaded for the final out in Game 7 of the 2006 NLCS.

bATTinG AVerAGe


1. Albert Pujols ..................... .359

2. Yadier Molina.................... .327

3. Ozzie Smith ...................... .303

4. Willie McGee .................... .300

5. Scott Rolen....................... .280

GAMes

1. Jim Edmonds .......................30

2. Albert Pujols .........................25

3. Willie McGee ........................22

4. Ozzie Smith..........................19

5. Edgar Renteria .....................17

AT-bATs

1. Jim Edmonds .....................107

2. Albert Pujols .........................92

3. Willie McGee ........................80

4. Ozzie Smith..........................66

5. Edgar Renteria .....................63

rUns

1. Albert Pujols .........................20

2. Willie McGee ........................12

Jim Edmonds .......................12

4. Scott Rolen...........................10

5. David Eckstein........................8

hiTs

1. Albert Pujols .........................33

2. Jim Edmonds .......................29

3. Willie McGee ........................24

4. Ozzie Smith..........................20

5. Tommy Herr .........................16

Yadier Molina .......................16

TOTAL bAses

1. Albert Pujols .........................61

2. Jim Edmonds .......................53

3. Willie McGee ........................35

4. Ozzie Smith..........................28

5. Yadier Molina .......................26

Scott Rolen...........................26

dOUbLes

1. Jim Edmonds .........................6

2. Tommy Herr ...........................5

3. Darrell Porter ..........................4

Yadier Molina .........................4

Albert Pujols ...........................4

TriPLes

1. Willie McGee..........................3

2. Ozzie Smith............................2

Scott Spiezio ..........................2

4. Seven players with..................1

hOMe rUns

1. Albert Pujols ...........................8

2. Jim Edmonds .........................6

3. Scott Rolen ............................3

4. Ron Gant ...............................2

Larry Walker...........................2

Yadier Molina .........................2

rUns bATTed in

1. Jim Edmonds .......................20

2. Albert Pujols .........................18

3. Willie McGee ........................10

4. Tommy Herr ...........................9

5. Ozzie Smith............................7

Edgar Renteria .......................7

sTOLen bAses

1. David Eckstein........................4

2. Edgar Renteria .......................3

3. Five players with.....................2

bAses On bALLs

1. Jim Edmonds .......................15

2. Albert Pujols .........................14

3. Darrell Porter ........................10

4. Ozzie Smith............................9

5. Larry Walker...........................7

David Eckstein........................7

CArdinALs nLCs bATTinGALL-TiMe TOP 5

CArdinALs nLCs PiTChinGALL-TiMe TOP 5

GAMes

1. Jason Isringhausen ..............11

2. Ken Dayley ............................8

Julian Tavarez ......................8

4. Todd Worrell ..........................7

Matt Morris ............................7

shUTOUTs

1. Bob Forsch .......................... 1

Danny Cox ............................1

inninGs PiTChed

1. Matt Morris........................32.0

Jeff Suppan ......................32.0

3. Andy Benes ......................28.2

4. John Tudor........................28.0

5. Chris Carpenter ................26.0

eArned-rUn AVerAGe


1. Ken Dayley ......................0.00

2. Todd Worrell ....................1.69

Jeff Suppan ......................1.69

4. John Tudor........................2.25

5. Danny Cox........................2.35

FeWesT hiTs Per nine inninGs


1. Ken Dayley ......................2.70

2. Jeff Suppan ......................4.50

3. Woody Williams ................5.21

4. Jason Isringhausen ..........5.27

5. Bob Forsch ......................5.87

Wins

1. Bob Forsch............................2

John Tudor ............................2

Danny Cox ............................2

Julian Tavarez ......................2

Jeff Suppan ..........................2

COMPLeTe GAMes

1. Danny Cox ............................2

2. Bob Forsch............................1

sTriKeOUTs

1. John Tudor ..........................20

Jeff Suppan ........................20

3. Andy Benes ........................19

4. Matt Morris ..........................17

5. Woody Williams ..................16

FeWesT WALKs Per nine inninGs


1. Bob Forsch ......................1.76

2. Woody Williams ................1.90

3. Todd Worrell ....................2.53

4. John Tudor........................2.57

5. Ken Dayley ......................2.70

sAVes

1. Jason Isringhausen................5

2. Ken Dayley ............................4

3. Adam Wainwright ..................2

4. Todd Worrell ..........................1

Dennis Eckersley ..................1

Bruce Sutter ..........................1

1982 - Cardinals 3, Atlanta 0

Oct. 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Atlanta at Cardinals, rain

Oct. 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 7, Atlanta 0

Oct. 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Atlanta at Cardinals, rain


Oct. 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 6, at Atlanta 2

1985 - Cardinals 4, Los Angeles 2

Oct. 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 1, at Los Angeles 4

Oct. 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 2, at Los Angeles 8

Oct. 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 4, Los Angeles 2

Oct. 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 12, Los Angeles 2



1987 - Cardinals 4, san Francisco 3

Oct. 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 5, San Francisco 3


Oct. 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 6, at San Francisco 5

Oct. 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 2, at San Francisco 4


Oct. 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 1, San Francisco 0



Oct. 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 2, at Atlanta 4


Oct. 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 3, Atlanta 2


Oct. 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 0, Atlanta 14


Oct. 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 0, at Atlanta 15


Oct. 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 2, New York 6


Oct. 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 8, at New York 2

Oct. 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 6, at New York 10

Oct. 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cardinals 0, at New York 7

2002 - Cardinals 1, san Francisco 4






2004 - Cardinals 4, houston 3

Oct. 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 10, Houston 7

Oct. 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 6, Houston 4

Oct. 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 2, at Houston 5



Oct. 20 . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 6, Houston 4 (12 innings)


2005 - Cardinals 2, houston 4








Oct. 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals at New York, rain




Oct. 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 5, New York 12

Oct. 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .New York at Cardinals, rain




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1. Fernando Vina ................. .404

2. Jim Edmonds................... .333

3. Reggie Sanders................ .308

4. Mike Matheny ................... .303

5. Albert Pujols..................... .299

AT-bATs

1. Jim Edmonds .......................81

2. Albert Pujols .........................77

3. Edgar Renteria .....................50

4. Fernando Vina......................47

5. Yadier Molina .......................39

rUns

1. Jim Edmonds .......................17

2. Albert Pujols .........................15

3. Edgar Renteria .....................14

4. Fernando Vina........................8

5. Larry Walker...........................7

hiTs

1. Jim Edmonds .......................27

2. Albert Pujols .........................23

3. Fernando Vina......................19

4. Edgar Renteria .....................14

5. Yadier Molina .......................11

dOUbLes

1. Jim Edmonds .........................7

2. Edgar Renteria .......................3

Albert Pujols ...........................3

Colby Rasmus........................3

5. Luis Alicea..............................2

Reggie Sanders......................2

Yadier Molina .........................2

TriPLes

1. John Mabry ............................1

Albert Pujols ...........................1

Tony Womack ........................1

Juan Encarnacion...................1

hOMe rUns

1. Jim Edmonds .........................7

2. Albert Pujols ...........................4

3. Fernando Vina........................2

J.D. Drew...............................2

Larry Walker...........................2

Reggie Sanders......................2

rUns bATTed in

1. Jim Edmonds .......................17

2. Albert Pujols .........................16

3. Reggie Sanders....................11

4. Mike Matheny.........................7

5. Fernando Vina........................6

sTOLen bAses

1. Edgar Renteria .......................5

2. J.D. Drew...............................2

Ron Gant ...............................2

Placido Polanco......................2

Julio Lugo...............................2

bAses On bALLs

1. Albert Pujols .........................16

2. Jim Edmonds .......................11

3. Edgar Renteria .....................10

4. J.D. Drew...............................6

Scott Rolen ............................6

CArdinALs diVisiOn series bATTinG LeAders

GAMes

1. Steve Kline.............................8

2. Jason Isringhausen.................7

3. Matt Morris .............................7

4. Randy Flores..........................5

5. Dave Veres ............................4

Julian Tavarez........................4

Tyler Johnson.........................4

Chris Carpenter ......................4

Adam Wainwright ...................4

inninGs PiTChed

1. Matt Morris ........................37.0

2. Chris Carpenter .................24.1

3. Darryl Kile..........................13.0

Woody Williams .................13.0

5. Andy Benes.......................11.2

Adam Wainwright...............11.2

eArned-rUn AVerAGe

(minimum 6 innings pitched)

1. Chuck Finley......................0.00

2. Adam Wainwright...............0.77

3. Steve Kline ........................1.29

4. Todd Stottlemyre ...............1.35

Mark Mulder ......................1.35

Wins

1. Chris Carpenter ......................3

2. Jeff Fassero ...........................2

Woody Williams......................2

Matt Morris .............................2

5. 11 pitchers with.......................1

sTriKeOUTs

1. Matt Morris ...........................24

2. Chris Carpenter ....................18

3. Andy Benes..........................14

4. Adam Wainwright .................13

5. Darryl Kile.............................11

Woody Williams....................11

sAVes

1. Dennis Eckersley....................3

Jason Isringhausen.................3

3. Steve Kline.............................2

4. Dave Veres ............................1

Adam Wainwright ...................1

CArdinALs diVisiOn series PiTChinG LeAders

1996 - Cardinals 3, san diego 0

Oct. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 3, San Diego 1


Oct. 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 7, at San Diego 5




Oct. 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 7, at Atlanta 1

2001 - Cardinals 2, Arizona 3

Oct. 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 0, at Arizona 1

Oct. 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 4, at Arizona 1

Oct. 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 3, Arizona 5

Oct. 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 4, Arizona 1


2002 - Cardinals 3, Arizona 0


Oct. 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 2, at Arizona 1

Oct. 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 6, Arizona 3


Oct. 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 8, Los Angeles 3

Oct. 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .at Cardinals 8, Los Angeles 3
















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In 2009 the Cardinals and Busch Stadium hosted the MLB All-Star Game, the first time St. Louis had hosted the mid-summer classicsince 1966.

COST: $365 Million

OFFICIAL CAPACTIY: 43,975 (Total capacity including standing room and extra suite and party room tickets is 46,861)

DESIGN ARCHITECT: HOK Sport

PLAYING SURFACE: Bluegrass

GROUND BREAKING: January 17, 2004

DIMENSIONS: 336 feet -Left Field Line

375 feet - Left-Center

400 feet - Center Field

375 feet - Right-Center

335 feet - Right Field Line

OUTFIELD WALL: 8 feet high

busch stadium Facts and Figures

April 8, 2000................................The Cardinals unveil plans for new downtown ballpark.

December 19, 2003 ....................Work on the new ballpark begins on the South Stadium parking lot.

December 23, 2003 ....................Team announces the necessary funding is in place to build new ballpark in downtown

St. Louis.

January 17, 2004 ........................New Ballpark groundbreaking ceremony.

August 4, 2004............................Anheuser-Busch Co. and Cardinals extend long-standing marketing agreement for

20 years, including naming rights of new ballpark. It makes the third “Busch Stadium”

the Cardinals will play in.

May 16 - 20, 2005 ......................The steel structure of the Spruce Bridge entrance is set in place on the west side of the

stadium.

June 2, 2005 ..............................The Cardinals partner with The Cordish Company of Baltimore, Maryland on Ballpark

Village development.

November 7, 2005 ......................Begin demolition of old Busch Stadium.

December 8, 2005 ......................Final pieces of old Busch Stadium fall, completing the demolition of the stadium.

April 10, 2006..............................First game played in new Busch Stadium vs. Milwaukee, a 6-4 Cardinals win.

Off-season 2006 ........................Renovate upper pressbox on Terrace level and install escalator on first base side.

Off-season 2007 ........................Installed new grass and reworked playing field. Constructed new Legends Club in LF.

busch stadium Construction Time Line

Game....................................4/10/06, Cards 6, Milwaukee 4

Starting Pitchers ....Mark Mulder (STL) vs. Tomo Ohka (MIL)

Batter ..............................................Brady Clark, Milwaukee

Baserunner....................................Juan Encarnacion (HBP)

Hit ........................................Carlos Lee, Milwaukee, single

Cardinals Hit ..............................David Eckstein, bunt single

Run ..................................................Carlos Lee, Milwaukee

Cardinals Run ..................................................Albert Pujols

Double ..................................................Bill Hall, Milwaukee

Cardinals Double ..............................................Scott Rolen

Triple..................................David Eckstein (4/13/06 vs. MIL)

Home Run ............................................Bill Hall, Milwaukee

Cardinals Home Run ........................................Albert Pujols

RBI ........................................................Bill Hall, Milwaukee

Cardinals RBI ..................................................Albert Pujols

Stolen Base..........................Jim Edmonds (4/12/06 vs. MIL)

Date is 4/10/06 unless otherwise indicated.

Winning Pitcher ................................................Mark Mulder

Losing Pitcher..................................Tomo Ohka, Milwaukee

Save......................................................Jason Isringhausen

Walk ........................................Albert Pujols by Tomo Ohka

Strikeout ................................Rickie Weeks by Mark Mulder

Complete Game......................Chris Carpenter (7/14 vs. LA)

Shutout ..................................Chris Carpenter (7/14 vs. LA)

Two-homer game....................Albert Pujols (4/16/06 vs.CIN)

Three-homer game ................Albert Pujols (4/16/06 vs.CIN)

Grand Slam......................Aramis Ramirez, Chicago (6/3/06)

TOP FiVe CrOWds AT bUsCh sTAdiUM iii(reGULAr seAsOn)

1. 46,918 ............................vs. Houston (D), April 12, 20102. 46,865 ..............................vs. Chicago (D), July 5, 20083. 46,792 ..............................vs. Chicago (D), May 3, 20084. 46,752 ..............................vs. Chicago (D), July 6, 20085. 46,707 ............................vs. Chicago (D), April 25, 2009

sMALLesT CrOWd AT bUsCh sTAdiUM iii

1. 35,206 ..........................vs. Pittsburgh (N), April 7, 2009

ATTendAnCe hiGhs

Season, home..........................................3,552,180 in 2007 Season, road............................................2,738,618 in 2006All-Star Game ................................46,760 on July 14, 2009N.L. Division Series ........................47,296 vs. Los Angeles, October 10, 2009N.L. Championship Series ..................46,600 vs. New York, October 15, 2006World Series ............................................46,638 vs. Detroit, October 27, 2006

ALL-TiMe ATTendAnCe hiGhs

Season, home..........................................3,552,180 in 2007 Season, road............................................2,820,564 in 1999 All-Star Game..................................49,936 on July 12, 1966 N.L. Division Series ............................56,752 vs. San Diego, October 3, 1996N.L. Championship Series........................56,782 vs. Atlanta, October 14, 1996World Series ......................................55,347 vs. Minnesota, October 20, 21, 22 in 1987

bUsCh sTAdiUM iii ATTendAnCe reCOrds

bUsCh sTAdiUM iii FirsTs

The ALL-bUsCh sTAdiUM TeAM

For the former Busch Stadium (1966-2005) and as voted on by fans and announced October 1, 2005.

Pos. Fan selection Finalists

MGR Whitey Herzog Tony La Russa, Red Schoendienst, Joe Torre

1B Albert Pujols Orlando Cepeda, Jack Clark, Keith Hernandez, Mark McGwire

2B Tom Herr Julian Javier, Ted Sizemore, Fernando Vina

SS Ozzie Smith Dal Maxvill, Edgar Renteria, Garry Templeton

3B Scott Rolen Terry Pendleton, Ken Reitz, Mike Shannon, Joe Torre

LF Lou Brock Vince Coleman, Bernard Gilkey, Lonnie Smith

CF Jim Edmonds Curt Flood, Ray Lankford, Willie McGee

RF Roger Maris George Hendrick, Brian Jordan, Andy Van Slyke

SP Bob Gibson Joaquin Andujar, Bob Forsch, Matt Morris, John Tudor

RP Bruce Sutter Al Hrabosky, Jason Isringhausen, Lee Smith, Todd Worrell

UT Jose Oquendo Rex Hudler, John Mabry, Todd Zeile

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QUALiFiCATiOns And reGULATiOns

QUALiFiCATiOns FOr A bATTinG ChAMPiOn:

Highest batting average and 502 or more plate appearances.

QUALiFiCATiOns FOr A PiTChinG ChAMPiOn:

Lowest ERA and 162 or more innings pitched.

PLAyer LiMiTs:

40 until opening day, when the number must be reduced to 25

until September 1, when it again may become 40.

QUALiFiCATiOns FOr A sAVe:

A relief pitcher shall be credited with a save when he meets all

three of the following conditions:

1. He is the finishing pitcher in a game won by his club, and

2. He is not the winning pitcher, and

3. He qualifies under one of the following conditions:

a. He enters the game with lead of no more than three

runs, and pitches for at least one inning, or

b. He enters the game with potential tying run either on

base, at-bat, or on deck (that is, the potential tying run

is either already on base or is one of the first two batsmen

he faces), or

c. He pitches effectively for at least three innings.

deTerMininG bATTinG AVerAGe:

Divide the number of at-bats into the number of hits.

deTerMininG An eArned-rUn-AVerAGe:

Multiply the number of earned runs by nine, then divide the

number by the number of innings pitched.

deTerMininG FieLdinG AVerAGe:

Divide the total number of putouts and assists by total chances

(putouts, assists and errors).

deTerMininG On-bAse AVerAGe:

Add the total of hits, walks and hit-by-pitches and divide by the

total of at-bats, walks, hit-by-pitches and sacrifice flies.

deTerMininG sLUGGinG AVerAGe:

Divide total bases by the total times at bat. (At-bats do not include

walks, sacrifices, hit by pitcher, or times awarded first base by

interference or obstruction).

TrAdinG reGULATiOns:

Trades may be made with any other major league club in the

period from the end of the championship season through July

31 without waivers. Waivers are required, however:

1. If the assignment is to another major league club: From August

1 to the end of the season.

2 If assignment is to a minor league club, with right of recall, at

any time after three years from the date the player first reported

to a major league club during a championship season.

3. If assigned to a minor league club without right of recall, after

acquiring three years service: At any time during the year.

4. If assigned to a minor league club, without right of recall, at

any time prior to acquiring three years of service, special

waivers are required between September 1 and the opening

of the following season. If player is claimed, request may be

withdrawn. If no claims are made, club has 7-day period in

which to make assignment to minor leagues.

QUALiFiCATiOns FOr A “rOOKie”:

A player shall be considered a rookie unless, during a previous

season or seasons, he has (a) exceeded 130 at-bats or 50

innings pitched in the major leagues; or (b) accumulated more

than 45 days on the active roster of a major league club or clubs

during the period of the 25-player limit (excluding time in military

service).

deTerMininG The MAGiC nUMber:

Determine the number of games yet to be played, add one, then

subtract the number of games ahead in the lost column of the

standings from the closest opponent.

QUALiFiCATiOns FOr FieLdinG ChAMPiOnshiP:

Highest fielding average and (a) catcher must have played in at

least 81 games; (b) infielder or outfielder must have played in at

least 108 games; and (c) pitcher must have 162 innings pitched.

COnseCUTiVe-GAMes hiTTinG sTreAK:

A consecutive-game hitting streak shall not be terminated if all

the player’s plate appearances result in a walk, hit batsman,

defensive interference or a sacrifice bunt. The streak shall

terminate if the player has a sacrifice fly and no hit.

COnseCUTiVe-GAMes PLAyinG sTreAK:

A consecutive-game playing streak shall extend if the player

plays one half-inning on defense, or if he completes a time at

bat by reaching base or being put out. A pinch-running appearance

only shall not extend the streak. If a player is ejected from a

game by an umpire before he can comply with the requirements

of this rule, his streak shall continue.

reGULATiOn GAMe:

A regulation game consists of nine innings unless extended

because of a tie score or shortened because (1) the home team

needs none of its half of the ninth or only part of it; or (2) because

the umpire-in-chief calls the game after five completed innings.

A regulation game may be less than five innings if the home

team is ahead after the top of the fifth, or takes the lead or ties

the score while at bat in the fifth.

disAbLed LisTs:

15-dAy: Minimum period of inactivity is 15 calendar days,

beginning on the day after the player’s last game. There is no

limit on the number of players that may be placed on this list.

60-dAy: Minimum period of inactivity is 60 calendar days. Players

on or transferred to this list after August 1 shall remain there for

the balance of the regular season and post-season. This list may

be used only when a club is at the maximum limit of 40 players.

GENERAL REFEREN

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MEDIA guIDElInES

cREDEnTIAlS — Credentials will be issued only to legitimatenews-gathering agencies and must be worn in a visible manner atall times. All requests for credentials should be made online atwww.credentials.mlb.com. Requests should be made at least twoworking days prior to the game. Credentials are issued to workingmembers of the press only; no spouses, guests or children of pressmembers will be issued passes, and credentials are not transferable.Credentialed media are prohibited from requesting autographs. Anyviolations could result in immediate revocation of the credential. Allgame credentials will be available four hours prior to the start of thegame at the media window, 424 South 7th St., located at thesouthwest corner of the stadium, near Gate 2. Photo identificationis required. The press entrance is to the right of the media window.

ADMISSIon — All media should enter the stadium through thepress entrance at the southwest corner of the stadium, 424 South 7thSt. The stadium will be open to media four hours before game time.If an earlier entrance to the park is necessary, please contact amember of the media relations staff.

PRESS Box — The broadcast level of the pressbox is located on Level 3 (Loge Concourse) and the upper pressbox is located onLevel 4 (Terrace Concourse) of the stadium. The media elevator is loacted in the lobby of the media entrance and is designated foremployees and press only. Media should take the elevator to either the third level (broadcast) or fourth level (writers/radio) to reachthe pressboxes. The press box is for working members of the media only and is a non-smoking area.

MEDIA DInIng— The media dining facility is on the main service level of the stadium. It is open for meal service one-and one halfhours prior to game time to accredited members of the media. The room is open for approximately one hour after the game begins.The dining facility is located down the hallway off the media entrance lobby, on your left at the end of the hall.

cluBhouSES — Both the Cardinals and visitors clubhouses are located on the lower level of the stadium. The Cardinalsclubhouse is on the first-base side while the visitors area can be found on the third-base side of the stadium. All working media withclubhouse credentials have access to the clubhouses 3-1/2 hours prior to game time until one hour before first pitch. After the game,media who were issued clubhouse credentials will be admitted no longer than 10 minutes following the game’s conclusion. The Cardinalsclubhouse is closed during batting practice. Check with the visiting media relations representative for rules that should be adheredto in the visitors clubhouse during the teams stay in St. louis. At times, certain restrictions may be imposed for meetings, cooling-off periods, etc., for both clubhouses.

FIElD— No person is allowed on the field unless that individual has credentials expressly for field privileges. All non-uniformed personnelmust leave the field 30 minutes prior to first pitch.

PRESS noTES — Game notes and statistics are available in the press box approximately two hours prior to game time and onwww.mlbpressbox.com. Play-by-play sheets and box scores will be available after each game.

MEDIA guIDES — Media guides are available by request in the press box from club media relations representatives.

MlBPRESSBox.coM — Gamenotes, team headshots, logos, press releases and MLB information can all be found at this site.Accredited media agencies can sign up for an account to have access at all times to regular season and postseason data.

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kMox Radio returns as the Voice of the Cardinals over the air-waves after a five-year hiatus. The station’s 50,000-watt signal at night canreach more than 40 states and parts of Canada. The station carried Cardinals games for 52 years through 2005. The club boasts a radionetwork of 117 stations covering nine states (Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee). KMOXwill broadcast all 162 of the 2011 games and Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday spring training games. Mike Shannon and partnerJohn Rooney will continue to provide play-by-play commentary.

MIkE ShAnnon Mike Shannon will be broadcasting his 40th season on the Cardinals radio network. Throughout his

years as a broadcastor for the Cardinals, Shannon has also made appearances for the Cardinals televisionbroadcasts, including as a pre-game analyst for FSN Midwest. He also has worked with NBC’s BaseballGame of the Week and called Cardinals football games on radio.

A St. Louis native, Shannon broke into the big leagues with the Cardinals in 1962 and became theCardinals regular right fielder during the 1964 World Championship season. During the 1964 Series openervs. New York, he hit a game-tying, two-run homer off Whitey Ford as St. Louis went on to defeat the Yankeesin seven games. In 1967 Shannon was moved to third base to make room for newly acquired right fielder RogerMaris, as the Cardinals went on to win two straight National League pennants in 1967 and ‘68 as well as the1967 World Series. His home run off Boston's Gary Bell was the key blow in Game 3 of the 1967 Series and

his solo shot in Game 7 of the 1968 Series was the Cardinals only run off Mickey Lolich as the Tigers clinched the Series. Mike’s career was cut short by nephritis, a kidney disease, in 1970. He joined the Cardinals front office in 1971 as assistant director

of promotions and sales and entered the broadcast booth in 1972, where he has remained. His many years with the organization give Shannona unique insight in his commentary. He was honored at the end of the 2007 season for his 50 years of service with the club.

He has received numerous awards and honors throughout his career. A gifted athlete, he was a High School All-American footballplayer, and in 1957 was named the Missouri prep Player of the Year in both basketball and football - the only player ever to receive bothin the same year. He was named St. Louis Ambassador’s 1993 Sportsman of the Year, St. Louis Variety Club 1996 Champion for Kidsand received the 1985 Emmy Award for Sports Broadcasting, St. Louis chapter. In 1999, Shannon was inducted into the Missouri SportsHall of Fame in recognition of his popularity and performance on the air and as a player on the field, and in November 2009 was selectedto be a member of the Academy of Missouri Squires. In September 2010, Shannon was honored as St. Louis Press Club Media Personof the Year.

Mike, 71, resides in Illinois. He, and his late wife, Judy, have six children, 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

John RoonEyJohn Rooney is in his sixth year of broadcasting Cardinals games with partner Mike Shannon. Rooney,

a Richmond, Mo. native, came to St. Louis from the Chicago White Sox where he spent 18 years (1988-2005)- one in TV and 17 seasons following in the radio booth. The Cardinals World Championship crown in 2006gave John the privalege of working with the World Champion team in back-to-back seasons, following the WhiteSox win in 2005.

Rooney, 56, called his first major league game in 1983 with Shannon and Hall of Fame Broadcaster JackBuck during a three-game series between the Cardinals and host Cincinnati Reds. He began his baseballbroadcasting career at the class AAA level, spending the 1981-82 seasons with the Oklahoma 89ers and the1983-84 campaigns with the Louisville Redbirds. John juggled two stints in the 1980’s as a sports reporter

for KMOX around his baseball broadcasting and serving as the voice of Missouri Tigers football and basketball on radio and TV for 20 seasons.His major league baseball radio assignments have included the Division Series (1995-97, 2003-04), League Championship Series (1987-97), CBS and ESPN radio All-Star Games (1990-1997, 2003-present), CBS radio World Series (1986-97), the FOX Saturday afternoon“Game of the Week” (1996-98) and select Sunday Night Baseball for ESPN Radio (2004 to present). John also has broadcast several collegefootball bowls as well as the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, including 10 NCAA National Championship Games on CBS Radio Network,NCAA National Semi-Finals for 19 years and the Final Four (1984-2002).

Rooney was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame in February 2004. He and his wife, Susan, have two daughters, Colleenand Rachel.

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office: (314) 345-9600 Fax: (314) 345-9530

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Cardinals gamenotes,

releases, videos and other

valuable information can be

found on the FTP site:

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The following list of St. Louis Cardinals radio and television announcers includes only those seasons that they served as a

primary announcer and does not include seasons in which they may have occasionally substituted.

• Robert “Buddy” Blattner, 1960-61 • Milo Hamilton, 1954 • Jay Randolph, 1975-86, 2007-10

• Jack Buck, 1954-59, 1961-2001 • Rick Horton, 2004-2010 • John Rooney, 2006-2010

• Joe Buck, 1991-2007 • Al Hrabosky, 1985-2010 • Red Rush, 1984

• Harry Caray, 1945-69 • Bob Ingham, 1948 • Mike Shannon, 1972-2010

• Bob Carpenter, 1984, 1995-2001, 2004-05 • Dan Kelly, 1980-84 • Ozzie Smith, 1997-99

• Thomas Patrick Convey, 1931-33 • France Laux, 1929-43, 1945 • Bob Starr, 1972-79

• Dizzy Dean, 1941-46 • Gus Mancuso, 1952-53 • Gabby Street, 1945-50

• Joe Garagiola, 1955-62 • Garnett Marks, 1927-28 • Mike Walden, 1972

• Rich Gould, 1998-99 • Dan McLaughlin, 1999-2010 • Harry Walker, 1973

• George Grande, 1991-92 • Joel Meyers, 2002 • Ken Wilson, 1986-90

• Jerry Gross, 1961-67 • Johnny O’Hara, 1943-46 • Jim Woods, 1970-71

• Wayne Hagin, 2003-06 • Bob Ramsey, 1998-99

TElEvISIonFox Sports Midwest, a regional cable network, will be the sole carrier of locally broadcast Cardinals telecasts beginning in 2011. The networkwill carry all non-nationally broadcast games and five spring training games. Play-by-play and color commentary will be provided by DanMcLaughlin, Al Hrabosky and Rick Horton.

Al hRABoSky Al Hrabosky will be calling games on Cardinals telecasts for his 27th season. It marks his 15th straight-

season in his role as color commentator on FSN Midwest. He began working as a commentator on telecastsfor the team in 1985 and through the years has worked for Fox Sports Midwest, WB11, Prime and Sportstimecable.

Hrabosky made a smooth transition from one of St. Louis’ best-loved athletes, the “Mad Hungarian” ofthe Cardinals 1970’s bullpen, to one of the town’s favorite broadcasters. During a 13-year major leaguecareer in which he compiled 97 saves and earned Fireman of the Year honors in 1975, Hrabosky already waspreparing himself for broadcasting by working as a sportscaster for a St. Louis TV station.

Hrabosky, 61, was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame in February 2003, the Fullerton CollegeHall of Fame in 2004 and will be inducted into the Savanna High School Hall of Fame in 2011. Away from the

booth he is active in many charities, including Little Patriots Embraced. He and his wife, June, reside in St. Louis.

DAn MclAughlInDan McLaughlin enters his 13th year as the play-by-play voice for Cardinals television broadcasts on Fox

Sports Midwest. He also contributes pre-game content for the FS Midwest Pre-game Show and works withthe Cardinals front office in producing video stories for the club’s website and social media sites. In the past,Dan also filled in on Cardinals radio broadcasts.

During the baseball off-season, McLaughlin has worked as an annoucer for the St. Louis Blues telecastson FSN Midwest and CW11, and has also been a pregame, intermission and postgame analyst for Blues radiobroadcasts. He has also served as a television play-by-play voice for the University of Missouri men’sbasketball team, Missouri Valley Conference and the Mid-Continent Conference. Dan has recently announcedcollege football and basketball games for ESPN. Before joining the Cardinals, McLaughlin did baseball play-by-play at the collegiate level.

A 1996 graduate of Lindenwood College, he began his professional broadcasting career in 1996 as a sports talk show host at KMOXRadio. McLaughlin, 37, is involved in several local charities as well as hosting “The Dan McLaughlin Golf Tournament to benefit theSpecial Education Foundation”. Dan and his wife, Libby, make their home in St. Louis with their son, Luke, daughter, Avery, and twins Oliviaand Barrett.

RIck hoRTonRick Horton will continue his work as a broadcaster on Cardinals telecasts for an eighth season. This year

he joins the crew on FSN Midwest to provide play-by-play and color commentary on approximately 100Cardinals games and will continue to provide postgame analysis. Horton provided color commentary on allKSDK broadcasts the past four seasons, as well as working as a baseball play-by-play & analyst and CardinalsLive post-game analyst for Fox Sports Midwest the past four seasons. He provided color commentary for threeprevious seasons on KPLR telecasts (2004-’06) and was co-anchor on the WB11 post-game show, Extra Innings,in 2003. Horton has filled in on the Cardinals Radio Network and Cardinals television broadcasts since 1997.

A former left-handed pitcher for the Cardinals, Rick spent seven years in the Major Leagues, playing forSt. Louis, Los Angeles and the Chicago White Sox. He made his Major League debut with the Cardinals in

1984 and participated in the 1985 and 1987 World Series with the Redbirds and won the Series in 1988 while with the Dodgers. Hortonwas both a starter and relief pitcher for the club and had one of his best years in 1987 when he went 8-3 in 67 games, pitching 125 inningswith 55 strikeouts. In 1991, he spent the season as a pitching coach in the Cleveland Indians minor league system.

After retiring from his Major League playing career, Horton remained in the St. Louis area where he has been active in the GreaterSt. Louis Area Fellowship of Christian Athletes, serving as the Director of the St. Louis FCA since 1993. Horton has assisted with BaseballChapel with the Cardinals and also works with the St. Louis Rams football team in leading chapel and Bible studies.

Horton, 51, and his wife, Ann, reside in St. Louis and have two children; Jen and Drew.

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cardinals care...caring for kids in the communityCardinals Care is the team's community foundation dedicated to improving the lives of

children. Since its inception in 1997, Cardinals Care has distributed more than $16 millionto support St. Louis area organizations. They strive to reach under-served youth throughball field construction and maintenance, cash grant distribution, complimentary ticketprograms, baseball and health clinics, school programs, charitable auctions and civicinvolvement. For more information or to make a donation, please go towww.cardinals.com/community or call 314-345-9418.

Each Rookie receives free vision, hearing andasthma screenings. In addition, they also getfitted for a complementary bike helmet.

Redbird Rookies

Redbird Rookies is the Cardinals Care youth developmentprogram that supports kids both on and off the baseballfield. This special league provides all the uniforms,gloves, bats, balls and other equipment, as well asextensive off-field guidance in the areas of health,education, mentoring and cultural arts. Currently RedbirdRookies has 20 leagues, serving nearly 4,000 kids in theSt. Louis area and parts of rural Missouri and Illinois.

Rookies are invited to attend health fairs (above)where they learn to develop positive habits ofeating right and staying active—and they get tohang out with Fredbird (left).

Former Cardinals player Ken Reitz helps prepRookies players at a skills clinic.

Player Involvement

Throughout the season, Cardinals players and coaches

spend quality time on the home field and out in the St. Louis

community bringing smiles to the faces of fans in need.

Fundraising Events

The annual Winter Warm-Up and Jerseys Off Our Backsdays are major fundraising initiatives for Cardinals Carewhich combine an opportunity for the fans to interact withplayers while donating to a great cause. In August 2010,the inaugural Run Home for Kids 6K was introduced as aunique philanthropic experience. Thanks to the generousassistance of our players, coaches, staff, volunteers,sponsors and especially our loyal fans, these eventscontinue to be a tremendous success.

Fan favorite Albert Pujols always draws a lot of attention at theWinter Warm-Up, held downtown every year during Martin LutherKing Jr. weekend.

The Rookies Readers program offers a grand prizeof meeting a Cardinals player like Yadier Molina andplaying a game at Busch Stadium.

All-Star pitcher Ryan Franklin (above) shows some excellingRedbird Rookies how to pitch like an All-Star on the field atBusch Stadium. Jaime Garcia shares stories with his fellow ‘Rookies’ at a localhealth fair (above, left).Kyle McClellan plays catch with Fredbird and deserving kidsbefore a game (below, left).

Pitcher Chris Carpenter gives an autographedjersey to a fan who purchased a winning raffleticket during a Cardinals game.

The Run Home for Kids 6K honored Stan ‘TheMan’ Musial, allowed fans to finish on the fieldat Busch Stadium and raised over $150,000for kids.

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Fredbird’s “Doin’ it Right” School Program“Say no to Drugs! Stay in School! Participate in

Sports and Stay Fit!”

These are the key messages conveyed to morethan a quarter of a million grade school studentsin the St. Louis area. Former players JoeCunningham, Al Hrabosky, Andy Benes andJohn Mabry and Mike Claiborne from theCardinals broadcasting team join Fredbird tohost this traveling, no-cost program thatentertains students and reminds them of life'simportant goals.

complimentary Tickets

The Cardinals donate over 45,000 tickets eachyear to numerous organizations includingsenior-citizen and community service groups,as well as local schools through their Staight-A,library and safety programs. Hundreds of areakids who participate in the Knothole, Specialand Player Ticket Programs get the chance toexperience their first Cardinals game.

Cardinals alumni Joe Cunningham educates kids during a

local school program (above).

Kids Crew members get exclusiveaccess to meet players and ask TonyLa Russa the tough questions—like hisfavorite ice cream flavor!

neighborhood Ball Fields

In an effort to assist in the revitalization ofcommunities throughout our region, CardinalsCare works with local neighbor-hoods to identifyand fulfill their needs. Building ball fields andestablishing baseball leagues gives youth theopportunity to learn to play ball and instills theimportance of giving back.

To date, Cardinals Care has built and revived19 ball fields throughout the St. Louismetropolitan area. Thousands of children nowhave a safe place to practice and play.

cardinals crew kids club

This special fan club just for kids 15 and underincludes game tickets, unique promotionalitems, an end-of-season members-only party atBusch Stadium and much more! Sign-up yourfavorite fan online at cardinals.com/kidsclub orat any home game.

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