Prime Seat Club St.Louis  Cardinals?
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this is a scam.  first you need to pay a \n$35 membership fee before you buy tickets.  Season ticket holders pay a discounted rate for tickets.  they give them back to the cardinals, then the cardinals sell them for the going rate, which is always more than they were originally bought for.  The rich guys found a legal way to scalp tickets, when we would get arrested for doing this on the street.
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They will struggle in their division. They have the defending champs and two other teams over 80 games won last season. Pudge will have another season past his prime, but Magglio Ordonez will be a solid pick up. Their starting pitchers are questionable, but I like Kenny Rogers, Jeremy Bonderman, and Nate Robinson combining for over 30 of their(here comes my prediction)78 wins this season. And 84 losses.
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I dont know for sure because this years draft class was GREAT! and the people drafted have the ability to turn a team around, but I think that the Cardinals have an excellent chance, the Jaguars, The Steelers, are going to have the spotlight, but man to tell you the truth the league is pretty much even now.
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With the new ballpark, there really are no bad seats.  Seriously.  Just go to the Reds site and buy some available tickets.\n\nYou'll spend the time on the Machine Room deck getting drunk anyway...oh, wait...that's where I'll be.\n\nEnjoy!
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St. Louis should keep it. Draft American Jack Johnson (I think that's his name).\nHe'll be a good fit in there.\n\n\nI'd be surprised if Dan Cloutier isn't moved sometime soon\n\nAnd the draft starts at 6pm, not trade deadline ;)
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Jun 18- Updating a continuing story, StLouis.Cardinals.MLB.com's Conor Nicholl reports St. Louis Cardinals 1B Albert Pujols (oblique) took grounders and short hops at first base before the team's game Sunday, June 18. He is eligible to come off the 15-day disabled list Monday, June 19, and will travel with the team on road trips for interleague play against the Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers. However, if he were to come off the DL during that span, he would not be used as a designated hitter, according to Pujols and Cardinals manager Tony La Russa.\n\nJun 16- Pujols expressed optimism Friday about returning from the 15-day disabled list sooner than the St. Louis Cardinals had predicted. The Cards' first baseman is out with a strained side muscle but was on the field for drills at first base before Friday's game against the Colorado Rockies. He's eligible to come off the DL early next week. "I'm pretty excited," he said. "Real excited ...but I don't want to talk too quick until I get out there in the field."
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St. Louis Cardinals. Go Cards!!!
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It's hard to tell right now as the numbers, to my knowledge, have yet to be released.\n\nNo, eh, eh, and yes.\n\nKip Wells has pitched a total of 44.1 innings over the past two seasons. Cardinals fans better hope management has a contingency plan, and that he's not getting a big chunk of cash that could go toward paying the salary of another starting pitcher out there.\n\nAdam Kennedy was asking 4 years and $20 million; no way to know yet if that's what the Cardinals gave him. Kennedy is overrated on defense and marginal offensively. But the alternatives just aren't appealing enough to offer protest. I would have recommended signing Ray Durham, even though he's asking for 2 years and is looking for more than Kennedy's $5 million per year. The pop he adds to a lineup is worth it. If I'm a Cards fan I'm happy the Marcus Giles trade talk came to naught, as his numbers have declined in each of the last three seasons. Ron Belliard is likely past his prime and getting fatter all the time. He's got more upside with the bat than Kennedy, but the possibility of his body and defense continuing to decline makes him a risk. He probably will get about $4 million a year from someone. In short, Kennedy's signing is okay, not great.\n\nMarrero...I'm assuming they aren't going to pay him much. If that's the case, it's worth taking a flyer on him, as long as you aren't relying on him to produce. Put him in Memphis and give him the call if he's looking good and the need is there. Cardinals fans should hope management has plans to add a legit bat to a corner OF spot.\n\nBennett...he's a backup catcher, a veteran, had his moments with the bat. Assuming they aren't paying him more than an aging backup should make, its a nice move, though it won't make a lot of difference to the team's success.
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I would contact the Cardinals' public affairs office.  They would likely be able to forward something on to her.
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St louis Cardinals. the most successful National League team in MLB history. The Cardinals have had such great players that play solid defense and dominant pitching. The post season record and many world championships speak for itself. And we did not have to over pay for the teams.(Yankees)The yankees have had 200mil+ payrolls and were horrible. One of the reasons the Cardinals have been so successful is that we play in the same division as the Useless by September Cubs. I have to thank the cubs for sucking so bad, that we never had any real competition from them for the N.L. Central. Thank You cubs for being a terrible baseball team through out history. I am sure glad the Cardinals won a Championship since I have been alive. The suck-ass cubs barely have any fans old enough to remember a winning post season. Cubs Blow! Cards Rule!
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I've been a season ticket holder for 5 years at the ballpark (Americquest field) and there is not a bad seat in the house.  The club terrace seats are great, but I prefer the third base side, so you get a better look at the video screen.
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St. Louis Cardinals.  The most successful NL team in history with the best fans.
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Last 2 blogs on Daubach:\n\nMar. 27 Brian Daubach was re-assigned to minor league camp by the Cardinals on Sunday, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He said he probably will accept the assignment and join Triple-A Memphis Tuesday. \n\nDec. 21 Brian Daubach has agreed to a minor league deal with the Cards, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Actually, in LA, the zamboni's have 2 seats.  There is a drawing before the season among season-seat holders.  If you are selected, you get to ride either one of the two zambonis for either period for any of the 41 home games.
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pujols and the cardinals
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cardinals are gonna win this year..........woooooooo hooooooo
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I want to be a homer and say PNC Park in Pittsburgh.  It is quite a small, beautiful ballpark.  Bud Selig seemed to admire it enough to bring the All Star Game back here just 12 years since we hosted it last.  And while PNC doesn't hold the same historical significance as Fenway, Wrigley, or Yankee Stadium, the tickets are dirt cheap.  I have had 9 dollar seats, 26 dollar seats, and 250 dollar seats, and the view from all of them are breathtaking.  Maybe not one of the best of all time, but the best of the new ballparks.