P.S. Sister Mary Altar Rail says it's "utmost" not "upmost."sighyoung wrote:You're welcome, Xavier. It was the least I could do.ZigZagCardsFan wrote:xavier_scruggs First off I would like to say thank you to the Stl. Cardinals organization for providing me with the opportunity to chase and realize my dreams. Secondly, thank you to Cardinal Nation who have provided me with the upmost support throughout this journey and it will never be forgotten. Thirdly, thank you to all my Cardinal teammates who I have built lasting relationships with. You guys are family and always will be. Lastly, it is with the most pride and sincerity that I announce my signing/new beginning with the Miami Marlins. I am excited to be a part of this organization and strive for the things that are mine for the taking. All glory to God.
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Remember when the Padres liked Alonso so much that they traded Anthony Rizzo?
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Out-righted off the 40-man roster by the St. Louis Cardinals in early November, Pete Kozma has found a new home with the New York Yankees.
The New York Daily News reported early Friday morning the infielder has signed a minor league contract with the club.
The Cardinal’s number-one draft pick (18th overall) in 2007, Kozma played in 275 games over five seasons for St. Louis.
While he hit just .222, Kozma will forever be linked to the 2012 Divisional Series, where his 9th inning, 2-out, 2-run single finished off the four-run comeback as the Cardinals rallied for a 9-7 win to eliminate the Washington Nationals.
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Infield fly doesn't rate a mention?MrCrowesGarden wrote:Out-righted off the 40-man roster by the St. Louis Cardinals in early November, Pete Kozma has found a new home with the New York Yankees.
The New York Daily News reported early Friday morning the infielder has signed a minor league contract with the club.
The Cardinal’s number-one draft pick (18th overall) in 2007, Kozma played in 275 games over five seasons for St. Louis.
While he hit just .222, Kozma will forever be linked to the 2012 Divisional Series, where his 9th inning, 2-out, 2-run single finished off the four-run comeback as the Cardinals rallied for a 9-7 win to eliminate the Washington Nationals.
And only 275 games- I guessit only seemed like 1000.
Good luck Petey and thanks for the memories.
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First Brendan, now Pete. These aren't your father's Yankees.
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Actually, they were. The piss-poor Yankees of the early-to-mid 1970's.lukethedrifter wrote:First Brendan, now Pete. These aren't your father's Yankees.
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Rockies signed Jason Motte (and Chad Qualls) to a 2 year deal
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