Cardinals Season Officially Over…

Jupiter Florida - The St. Louis Cardinals season is officially over! After coming off a 17-11 spring training game loss to the New York Mets today, the St. Louis Cardinals collectively called an end to participating in the MLB for the 2010 season. The loss was mainly attributed to the lineup tinkering of the future HOF coach Tony Larussa. When asked why he is constantly changing the lineup, Larussa answered, “See, that’s the kind of question that will end the session faster than a pause. You got something else you want to ask?.” All in all, its a disappointing way to start and end the season for the Cardinals.
Later in the day an announcement was made by the President of Cardinals Nation. “We are officially shifting our support to the Chicago Cubs”.
Vegas: Cards Games won Over/Under 88

The odds have been posted. The St. Louis Cardinals odds are being posted by Vegas at 88 Games over/under. I’m taking this bet for sure! Go Cards!
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I-70 might drop McGwire

JUPITER, Fla. — The stretch of Interstate 70 that runs through the city of St. Louis is apparently going back to its old name.
On Tuesday, the Missouri Senate approved a measure that would change the designation of that stretch of road back to the “Mark Twain Highway.” It was renamed the “Mark McGwire Highway” in 1999 after McGwire’s record-breaking 70-home run ‘98 season.
The bill was introduced as Senate Bill 841, and it also includes provisions to name three additional stretches of Missouri highway for Dave Sinclair, Johnny Lee Hays and police officer Ernest M. Brockman Sr.
“If it turns out that they do [change the name], I was honored to have it for 10 years,” McGwire told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on Tuesday.
The Missouri House must also approve the measure before it goes into effect.











