Don’t take these words personal. It’s just one man’s opinion. The stream of consciousness begins now. Anyone who prefers perfect structure in their blog reading may want to jump ship right now. Bringing it via the bullet point. Sports The Cards haven’t scored a run in 18 innings of play and nearly 4 days. … More Saturday Stream of Consciousness
Instant take on this move is the Cards are taking a chance on a former closer who once saved over 40 games in a row. The Cardinals know all about the once dynamic right arm of John Axford because a few of those saves came against their team. Axford was a dominant closer as … More Cards Make A Move for Axford
It’s amazing how fast things can go dark at a baseball game. Less than 24 hours after winning their 5th series in a row, the Cards get blasted for 6 runs in the first inning and everybody steps onto the ledge at Busch and tries to jump off. So many bandwagon fans get their … More The Dark Night at Busch Stadium Is Over
This week, I had the chance to send some questions to a veteran Cardinal writer and passionate fan Bill Ivie. I asked him about his love for the game and the details that make him feel the need to write about the team in his free time. Here is what we came up … More Q & A with Bill Ivie For United Cardinal Bloggers
As the afternoon burns through my Italian skin and reminds me that STL brings the heat more than any Cardinal reliever in August, I throw out some quick thoughts on my first place team via the bullet. Last night’s win was a clear cut example of this team’s new found dogfight attitude in August. … More Quick Takes on the Cards
First, let me get a few worthy tid bits out of the way before I talk about Newsroom, Aaron Sorkin’s juicy masterpiece. The Cards lost today. Hard to be mad when I asked for 2 and they gave me 3. We won an important series and are still tied for the division lead … More The NEWSROOM is Grand Television
It takes a lot for a team to climb out of the depths of late summer dog day dread, but the Cardinals have pulled it off. They have done so by doing things that have propelled them the entire season and also incorporating some new weapons and tactics. Let’s roll over it. Since losing … More Key to The Cardinals Turnaround
This is another film I didn’t see in theaters. A film-addict colleague, Landon Burris, snapped it up but Danny Boyle’s latest film seemed promising and quite intriguing. A thriller involving hypnosis and a stolen painting with a fine cast. Well, it came out on Blu Ray/DVD this past week and I picked it up. … More Special Dose of Buffa-Trance Movie Review
I know what you are thinking. What the hell? We all know this and some have already voted for the St. Louis native who now pounds strikeouts and collects wins like bottles of water for the Detroit Tigers. Some people don’t get why Max Scherzer is so damn good and forget to include that in … More Max Scherzer is The AL’s Best. My Reasons follow.
When Ben Affleck was announced as Batman in the 2015 sequel to Man of Steel, this addict’s radar went off and I had to depart a very good game. I did return from Gotham in South Boston to rewatch the highlights and report that tonight’s game produced a stream of thoughts. Here is a quick … More Cards Game Reaction and More
