The St. Louis Cardinals: 2nd Most Historic MLB Team

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#68323801Saturday, May 19, 2012 10:08 PM GMT

Okay, the Yankees kinda win the title of most historic baseball team, hands down, you can't beat the Bambino, Dimaggio, Berra, Gehrig, and countless others. Obviously, I'm a Cardinals fan, so this opinion is obviously biased, but I think that it's a reasonable argument. We have the second most World Series wins with 11, as for age, we were founded in 1882, and look at all the legends that have played with us. Stan Musial Lou Brock Bob Gibson Ozzie Smith Red Schoendist Cy Young Dizzy Dean Rogers Hornsby Whitey Herzog Tony LaRussa Mark McGuire

zim347

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#68324072Saturday, May 19, 2012 10:12 PM GMT

Don't forget Albert. :3

Chriz13

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#68324217Saturday, May 19, 2012 10:15 PM GMT

Albert's going to get buried in the history books quicker than you can say, "Money."

zim347

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#68324273Saturday, May 19, 2012 10:16 PM GMT

he's already top 40 for home runs

Chriz13

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#68360746Sunday, May 20, 2012 2:07 PM GMT

Yeah, but name the other 39 guys that are.

newera5

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#68361694Sunday, May 20, 2012 2:32 PM GMT

He's only in his early 30's. He will easily clear 600 HR's

newera5

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#68361814Sunday, May 20, 2012 2:34 PM GMT

And Chriz, He's actualy 37th. so there's 36 better than him

Chriz13

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#68361968Sunday, May 20, 2012 2:37 PM GMT

He isn't the same outside of St. Louis, and it isn't just a slump year, a slump year for Albert would be two homeruns in April, none is just plain awful.

itsBPE

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#68362435Sunday, May 20, 2012 2:46 PM GMT

i think chriz is still mad lol

jetblue704

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#68365123Sunday, May 20, 2012 3:34 PM GMT

Rank/Name 1.Barry Bonds 2.Hank Aaron 3.Babe Ruth 4.Willie Mays 5.Alex Rodriguez 6.Ken Griffey Jr. 7.Sammy Sosa 8.Jim Thome 9.Frank Robinson 10.Mark McGwire 11.Harmon Killebrew 12.Rafael Palmeiro 13.Reggie Jackson 14.Manny Ramirez 15.Mike Schmidt 16.Mickey Mantle 17.Jimmie Foxx 18.Willie McCovey T18.Frank Thomas T18.Ted Williams 21.Ernie Banks T21.Eddie Matthews 23.Mel Ott 24.Gary Sheffield 25.Eddie Murray 26.Lou Gehrig T26.Fred McGriff 28.Stan Musial T28.Willie Stargell 30.Carlos Delgado 31.Dave Winfield 32.José Canseco 33.Chipper Jones 34.Carl Yastrzemski 35.Jeff Bagwell T35.Vladimir Guerrero 37.Albert Pujols 38.Dave Kingman 39.Andre Dawson 40.Juan González

Chriz13

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#68437603Monday, May 21, 2012 8:42 PM GMT

Jet, you just looked those up...

runalex123

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#68440442Monday, May 21, 2012 9:21 PM GMT

Albert will get better. hes gonna get out of the slump. hes still learning the new pitchers and ballparks. its a lot different in the AL than the NL. am i surprised its taking this long? absolutly, but he we'll get going any time.