It is great to hear the wizard of Oz "Ozzie Smith's voice", there will never be another. It is great that baseball is back. We have a good team just need a pitcher to take the place of Flaherty. Injuries are part of the game. Go Cardinals.
The number is saying that you don't know what you are talking about. 4)Ozzie Smith. Games at Shortstop: 2,511 of 2,573 (97.6%) Playoff Appearances: 1982, ‘85, 87, and ‘96 Fielding Percentage: .978 the great defenses SS to ever play the game. Key Offensive Stats: .262 average, 402 doubles, 1,257 runs, and 580 stolen bases, hits 2,460. Accolades: World Series MVP (1982); Gold Glove (1980-92); All-Star (1981-92, 1994-96); and Silver Slugger (1987) 1) Honus Wagner Years Played: 1897-1917 Games at Shortstop: 1,887 of 2,794 (67.5%) Playoff Appearances: 1903 and ‘09 Fielding Percentage: .940 Key Offensive Stats: .328 average, 3,420 hits, 1,732 RBI, 1,739 runs, 643 doubles, 252 triples, and 723 stolen bases 2) Cal Ripken Jr Years Played: 1981-2001 Games at Shortstop: 2,302 of 3,001 (76,7%) Playoff Appearances: 1983, ‘96, and ‘97 Fielding Percentage: .979 Key Offensive Stats: .276 average, 431 home runs, 1,695 RBI, and 1,647 runs Accolades: MVP (1983, ‘91); Rookie of the Year (1982); Gold Glove (1991, ‘92); All-Star (1983-2001); and Silver Slugger (1983-86, ‘89, ‘91, ‘93, ‘94)2. 3) Derek Jeter Played: 1995-2014 Games at Shortstop: 2,674 of 2,747 (97.3%) Playoff Appearances: 1996-2007 and 2009-12 Fielding Percentage: .976 Key Offensive Stats: .310 average, 3,465 hits, 1,923 runs, and 544 doubles Accolades: Rookie of the Year (1996); World Series MVP (2000); Gold Glove (2004-06, ‘09, ‘10); All-Star (1998-2002, ‘04, 2006-12, ‘14); and Silver Slugger (2006-09, ‘12)2,460 hits,
One of the best trades in Cardinal's history Gary Templeton for The Wizard of Oz. The white rat great manager in Cardinal's history. It still saddens me that we lost Bob Gibson and Lou Brock RIP.
The big Cat is back, I always liked how he could hit the other way to get Rbi's when we most needed them. I think he might be a better hitter now than a home run jack. Although they will go, especially at Cubs, Cinci, and the other small ball parks in the league. Now that he is in and on the team I'm happy for him and Cardinal Nation. Best of Albert..de Machine
It is great to hear the wizard of Oz "Ozzie Smith's voice", there will never be another. It is great that baseball is back. We have a good team just need a pitcher to take the place of Flaherty. Injuries are part of the game. Go Cardinals.
Ozzie Smith is overrated af no way he is a hall of famer
The number is saying that you don't know what you are talking about.
4)Ozzie Smith.
Games at Shortstop: 2,511 of 2,573 (97.6%)
Playoff Appearances: 1982, ‘85, 87, and ‘96
Fielding Percentage: .978 the great defenses SS to ever play the game.
Key Offensive Stats: .262 average, 402 doubles, 1,257 runs, and 580 stolen bases, hits 2,460.
Accolades: World Series MVP (1982); Gold Glove (1980-92); All-Star (1981-92, 1994-96); and Silver Slugger (1987)
1) Honus Wagner
Years Played: 1897-1917
Games at Shortstop: 1,887 of 2,794 (67.5%)
Playoff Appearances: 1903 and ‘09
Fielding Percentage: .940
Key Offensive Stats: .328 average, 3,420 hits, 1,732 RBI, 1,739 runs, 643 doubles, 252 triples, and 723 stolen bases
2) Cal Ripken Jr
Years Played: 1981-2001
Games at Shortstop: 2,302 of 3,001 (76,7%)
Playoff Appearances: 1983, ‘96, and ‘97
Fielding Percentage: .979
Key Offensive Stats: .276 average, 431 home runs, 1,695 RBI, and 1,647 runs
Accolades: MVP (1983, ‘91); Rookie of the Year (1982); Gold Glove (1991, ‘92); All-Star (1983-2001); and Silver Slugger (1983-86, ‘89, ‘91, ‘93, ‘94)2.
3) Derek Jeter
Played: 1995-2014
Games at Shortstop: 2,674 of 2,747 (97.3%)
Playoff Appearances: 1996-2007 and 2009-12
Fielding Percentage: .976
Key Offensive Stats: .310 average, 3,465 hits, 1,923 runs, and 544 doubles
Accolades: Rookie of the Year (1996); World Series MVP (2000); Gold Glove (2004-06, ‘09, ‘10); All-Star (1998-2002, ‘04, 2006-12, ‘14); and Silver Slugger (2006-09, ‘12)2,460 hits,
Love it. Cards gotta update their facilities though - most colleges have nicer and more state of the art clubhouses than this.
Best Baseball fans in this country. Kudos to St. Louis, and greetings from Miami to the good people of that city!
I’m glad for baseball ⚾️ to be back.
Amazing
Here go cardinals
Cant wait for opening day
The GREATEST team in the league is back. Can't wait to see them hoist that TWELFTH World Series championship in the fall. #12in22
this dude's tentacles reach everywhere.
Awesome thankyou for sharing I always wondered 🤔..❤️
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This is dope!
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One of the best trades in Cardinal's history Gary Templeton for The Wizard of Oz. The white rat great manager in Cardinal's history.
It still saddens me that we lost Bob Gibson and Lou Brock RIP.
Awesome
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The big Cat is back, I always liked how he could hit the other way to get Rbi's when we most needed them. I think he might be a better hitter now than a home run jack. Although they will go, especially at Cubs, Cinci, and the other small ball parks in the league. Now that he is in and on the team I'm happy for him and Cardinal Nation. Best of Albert..de Machine
Does the other team also have access to a video room, batting cages and workout room? Or do they only provide lockers for them?
Hi Curtis - good question! Visiting teams have access to all the amenities you mentioned. Their clubhouse is laid out similarly to the home side.
why was there a matt carpenter jersey in there
Cuz that nigga built different
Damn Contreras went from the Cubs clubhouse to this one?? Huge downgrade lol
"Wokeness"/Greed almost cost fans a season.