En iyi Mikláš podcastleri (2024)

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Bernie Show: Mahomes vs. Allen. Who wins? 18:54

1d ago18:54

18:54

The Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills renew their colorful and wonderfully entertaining rivalry on Sunday afternoon (3:25 pm STL time.) This is the best regular-season matchup -- so far -- on the 2024 NFL schedule. The Chiefs are only the fifth reigning Super Bowl champion to open the next season by winning the first nine games. If they can …

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Bernie Show: Will Cards really "let the kids play?" 34:18

3d ago34:18

34:18

The Cardinals are promoting the 2025 season as a "Let the kids play!" initiative as the baseball operation takes time to regroup, rebuild the terribly outdated player-development and minor-league infrastructure, and take a long look at the younger players/pitchers on the MLB roster who can be an important part of a changing nucleus going forward. O…

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Bernie Show: A horse named Noot 33:15

3d ago33:15

33:15

This is a video about a horse named Noot. For the St. Louis Cardinals to improve offensively in a meaningful way in 2025, Lars Nootbaar will have to play enough to make a difference. Nootbaar draws a lot of walks, fuels the team's onbase percentage, and can hit for power. He can also play all three outfield positions. He isn't much of a base steale…

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Bernie Show: The Cardinals' reverse devil magic. 36:00

5d ago36:00

36:00

For many years the St. Louis Cardinals would mystify front-office executives of other teams by consistently hitting the jackpot with later-round draft picks, low-key trades, and low-cost but high-value free agent signings. These successful sleight of hand moves frustrated opponents and confused media people. How do the Cardinals continue to do this…

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Bernie Show: Can Cardinals surprise in '25? 36:15

6d ago36:15

36:15

With Wilson Contreras staying, and with Sonny Gray highly likely to stay, the 2025 Cardinals might not be as bad as expected. I've been hearing that a lot from fans and my fellow media friends. And I think it's an interesting question that warrants a closer look. In this video I cite some of the reasons why the Cardinals could surprise us - within …

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Bernie Show: Is Mizzou still alive? 31:17

6d ago31:17

31:17

On a wild Saturday night in CoMo, the Missouri Tigers overcame a dull start, a plodding offense and a halftime deficit during a crazy, cuckoo 2nd half to outlast visiting Oklahoma 30-23. The star of the show was Missouri backup quarterback Drew Pyne, who shook off an ineffective first half to repeatedly come through with big plays with the game on …

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Bernie Show: Cardinals must motivate the fans. 28:53

8d ago28:53

28:53

It was a big week for the St. Louis Cardinals. On Tuesday, Missouri voters approved a ballot initiative that legalizes sportsbook wagering in Missouri. The Cardinals -- and their Ballpark Village -- will clearly benefit from that. On Thursday, the Cardinals announced the launching of a direct-to-consumer streaming package that will deliver the game…

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Bernie Show: Arenado a go-go? 34:46

10d ago34:46

34:46

Here's an update on a recent video about Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado, taking a look at the reasons why it makes sense for St. Louis to trade him this offseason. The answer, obviously, is yes. But the reasons are even stronger now. The nove must be made, if at all possible. Cardinals president of baseball operations John Mozeliak offered t…

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Bernie Show: Contreras on the move! 35:06

10d ago35:06

35:06

Willson Contreras is on the move ... but he isn't really going anywhere. He's staying in St. Louis, staying with the Cardinals, but he'll head to first base to take over for the departing Paul Goldschmidt. So that's his move: from starting catcher, to starting first baseman. And he'll obviously log plenty of at-bats as a designated hitter ... which…

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Bernie Show: The Blues Have Heart 20:09

11d ago20:09

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Just 13 games into the new season, the St. Louis Blues have been walloped by adversity. There are the injuries to center Robert Thomas, their best player -- and defenseman Philip Broberg, their best newcomer. And in Tuesday's 3-2 win over visiting Tampa Bay, the Blues were shaken by an injury to young center Dylan Holloway, who had to be wheeled of…

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Bernie Show: Goldy came up short in St. Louis 28:00

12d ago28:00

28:00

The St. Louis Cardinals acquired the acclaimed first baseman Paul Goldschmidt from Arizona before the 2019 season. Goldschmidt is a free agent, and he'll undoubtedly play elsewhere in 2025. The Cardinals declined to make a qualifying offer to Goldschmidt, and that closes the book on his St. Louis career. No question, Goldy had a strong overall body…

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Bernie Show: The haunting of Oscar Tavares 34:08

13d ago34:08

34:08

Oscar Tavares, a heralded and highly-touted prospect, made his MLB debut for the St. Louis Cardinals on May 31, 2014 at age 22. He played his final game for the Cardinals on Oct. 16, 2014 and died 10 days later, killing himself and his girlfriend in a horrific, single vehicle drunk-driving wreck in the Dominican Republic. Including the postseason, …

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Bernie Show: Sell the Cardinals? Be careful! 33:27

16d ago33:27

33:27

The St. Louis Cardinals have been caught in a slow but unmistakable downturn since the start of the 2016, missing the playoffs five times in the last eight full seasons. The fan base is justifiably disillusioned, and some of the more irate fans have implored Cardinals chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. to sell the team. I'm not telling anybody they're wrong …

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Bernie Show: Saving Jordan Walker 25:17

16d ago25:17

25:17

After hitting well as a rookie in 2023, Jordan Walker had a brutal 2024 season for the St. Louis Cardinals. He collapsed offensively and relapsed defensively in right field. The numbers were brutal. But he still has the physical ability and natural talent to get his career back on track offensively, and it can happen as soon as the 2025 season. The…

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Bernie Show: Baseball can be boring. Whitey Herzog wasn't. 38:25

17d ago38:25

38:25

As much as I love watching baseball, there's a tedium to it. I do not live in the past; I accept the sport for what it is now. Things constantly change. But in these modern times, so many games look the same. So many teams look the same. That can never be said of Whitey Herzog's St. Louis Cardinals teams during the 1980s. Months before I started my…

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Bernie Show: Cards Must Trade Arenado 34:44

18d ago34:44

34:44

St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado will turn 34 years old in April, and he's already two seasons into an age-related decline phase -- offensively and defensively. The aging curve brings down all athletes at some point, but that's happened sooner than expected with Arenado. It makes sense for the Cardinals to move him this offseason. He…

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Bernie Show: Marmol is surrounded by potential replacements 36:11

20d ago36:11

36:11

Oli Marmol will manage the St. Louis Cardinals in 2025 and is under contract to do the same job in 2026. We can't predict the future and set expectations for Marmol's team in 2025. There will be payroll cuts, and some could be harsh. Nucleus players/pitchers are likely to be traded; the only question is, how many? It would be a very challenging yea…

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Bernie Show: More Mizzou Misery 31:44

20d ago31:44

31:44

The highly anticipated 2024 Missouri football season is going down the tubes. Forget about the Tigers finding their way into the 12-team national playoff; this team can't even find its way into the end zone. In their last two losses, at Texas A&M and Alabama, MU was outscored by a combined 75-10. And the squad really hasn't played one great game so…

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Bernie Show: St. Louis Blues survival plan 15:03

20d ago15:03

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How will the St. Louis Blues compensate for the loss of the injured, do-everything center Robert Thomas? It will be a challenge, but the Blues passed the first test without Thomas by blowing out the Maple Leafs, 5--1, on Thursday in Toronto. In the victory, the Blues displayed just about everything they must do well with Thomas missing. Goaltending…

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Bernie Show: Cards TV, buy or boycott? 30:23

20d ago30:23

30:23

STLtoday reports the Cardinals are just about set to offer a direct-to-consumer streaming service to the team's fan base. If this is officially green-lighted by MLB -- as expected -- the Cardinals can supplement their arrangement with traditional TV carriers. And the best part is, the historical local-TV blackout rules will go away. Fans will be ab…

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Bernie Show: DeWitt is going back to "Moneyball." 35:53

20d ago35:53

35:53

In today's video, I start off by looking at the Yankees-Dodgers World Series and the predictable narrative about how the matchup proves that only the big-money teams can thrive in major-league baseball. It's simply not true. Since the start of 2002, we've seen 14 different MLB teams win at least one World Series. And over the same time period, 21 o…

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Bernie Show: Uh-oh! Blues lose Robert Thomas 16:31

24d ago16:31

16:31

The St. Louis Blues, off to a 4-3 start, must now deal with the extensive absence of Robert Thomas, the all-purpose source of energy and offense. He'll be out for at least six weeks with a fractured ankle, paying a severe price for blocking a shot in Tuesday's loss to Winnipeg. The Blues already were scrounging for goals with Thomas in the lineup. …

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Bernie Show: Can Brant Brown save Nolan Gorman? 33:38

25d ago33:38

33:38

The Cardinals hired a new hitting coach, Brant Brown, to replace Turner Ward. Can Brown improve the performance of STL's young hitters who struggle for consistency and don't know how to get out of brutal slumps? What does Brown bring to the job? 1) He's fluent in analytics and the potentially valuable information that can help hitters. 2) He has de…

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Bernie Show: Jon Jay and Palace Intrigue 33:26

25d ago33:26

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The Cardinals have hired Jon Jay to be their first base coach for 2025. Jay, a winning and highly respected Cardinal player as the starting CF from 2011-2015, coached for manager Skip Schumaker in Miami but decided to move on when Schumaker and the new Marlins' baseball head of operations decided to go their separate ways. Jay had other options, bu…

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Bernie Show: Home-run hire by Chaim Bloom 15:57

26d ago15:57

15:57

As the leader of the project to restore the lost excellence of the St. Louis farm system and player-development expertise, Chaim Bloom has made his first hire, and it's a big one. Bloom recruited Rob Cerfolio, age 32, from the Cleveland Guardians' front office. Cerfolio, who has the "rising star" reputation within the industry, will bring his skill…

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Bernie Show: Curse of the ex-Cardinals 28:17

27d ago28:17

28:17

Since leaving the St. Louis Cardinals -- via trade, free agency, designated for assignment or otherwise let go -- we've seen a long list of players move on, join other teams and compete in a bunch of postseason games. And some have turned into postseason stars including Randy Arozarena, Adolis Garcia, and the latest example, Tommy Edman. What's goi…

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Bernie Show: The Brady Cook Game 23:58

27d ago23:58

23:58

Mizzou football has had some weird, highly unlikely, heart-breaking losses through the years. And anyone who knows or cares about this program knows what I'm talking about. Bad memories. Well, on Saturday afternoon at Faurot Field, senior Missouri quarterback Brady Cook made a remarkable and totally unexpected reappearance after suffering an early …

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Bernie Show: Albert Pujols, Manager 30:39

30d ago30:39

30:39

Albert Pujols, one of the all-time greatest Cardinals, began his managing career earlier this week, becoming the skipper for Leones del Escogido in Santo Domingo. As a child growing up in the Dominican Republic, Escogido was Pujols' favorite team, and the Leones have stayed in his heart. Pujols won his first game. Congratulations! Taking this job w…

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Bernie Show: Will Cardinals fans return? 39:52

1M ago39:52

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Fans of the St. Louis Cardinals have nothing to apologize for. Despite another season of missing the playoffs, the Cards franchise continues to sell home-game tickets at a level that many MLB teams can only dream. St. Louis ranked 7th in the majors in tickets sold per home game in 2024 -- and averaged more tickets sold per home game than seven team…

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Bernie Show: DeWitt learns from history 38:02

1M ago38:02

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It's somewhat overlooked, but the St. Louis Cardinals went through a lull from 2007 through 2010, making the playoffs only one time in four seasons. What happened? A lot of core-nucleus talent and effective role players had inevitably moved on after the team's phenomenal stretch from 2004 through 2006. Jeff Luhnow's dramatically revamped draft, dev…

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Bernie Show: Is Winn Solid Gold? 28:57

1M ago28:57

28:57

Three Cardinals are among the National League finalists at the positions for the annual Rawlings Gold Glove award: 1) Nolan Arenado at third base 2) Brendan Donovan in the utility fielder category 3) Masyn Winn at shortstop. To me, among the three Redbirds, Winn has the best shot at striking gold. But the competition at shortstop is formidable. Som…

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Bernie Show: Sonny Gray. Stay or Go? 34:48

1M ago34:48

34:48

This is the latest in my series that takes a look at players the St. Louis Cardinals could be willing to trade this offseason in advance of 2025. With the franchise entering a rebuilding phase, it makes sense to test the market to gauge the trade value of Cardinals such as Sonny Gray, Ryan Helsley, Willson Contreras, Nolan Arenado, and Erick Fedde.…

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Bernie Show: Curse of the ex-Cardinals 33:00

1M ago33:00

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Former Cardinals have been all over the stage in MLB's 2024 postseason tournament. With no postseason baseball of our own in St. Louis over the last two Octobers, we've obsessed over the many Cardinals who went elsewhere -- by trade or any other means -- to help their new teams pursue a championship. In this video, I put special emphasis on these t…

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Bernie Show: Who Wins? Mo or Bloom? 22:41

1M ago22:41

22:41

Chaim Bloom will focus heavily on the huge project of getting the Cardinals' minor league and player development system up to date and up to speed to give the franchise a better talent pipeline with more prospects who are fully prepared for the big leagues. And that hasn't been the case with St. Louis for too long. Bloom is content to take over as …

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Bernie Miklasz Show: Trade Contreras? 37:22

1M ago37:22

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This is my second video that examines potential trade pieces the Cardinals have to offer other teams as they enter a rebuilding phase. In my first video in this series, I discussed the possibility of trading closer Ryan Helsley -- and it makes sense to do so because of the current circumstances. Today's video: trade candidate Willson Contreras, the…

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Bernie Show: I'm Sad 29:32

1M ago29:32

29:32

The Cardinals had an extraordinary run of success from 2000 through 2015, competing in more postseason games (125) and winning more postseason games (65) than any team in major-league baseball. And Busch Stadium (both venues, old and new) were pulsating with tremendous October excitement. But the Cardinals are in a different time and place, and Oct…

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Bernie Show: Trade Ryan Helsley! 34:49

1M ago34:49

34:49

If the St. Louis Cardinals aren't in position to contend in 2025 -- and why would they be? -- it makes sense for the club to explore trades. What could the Cards receive by shopping several players and letting other teams know that St. Louis was willing to make a deal for the right return? Acquiring premium prospects and/or young major-league talen…

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Bernie Show: Cardinals Need a Royal Flush 37:44

1M ago37:44

37:44

The St. Louis Cardinals are entering a rebuilding phase, and at the moment it is difficult to predict how it will go. Major rebuild? Moderate? Minor rebuild? We'll know soon enough. But if the Cardinals want to do it right to get it right, they can learn a few things by looking across the state to the Kansas City Royals. KC lost 106 games in 2023, …

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Bernie Show: Will the Blues make the playoffs? 17:47

1M ago17:47

17:47

The Blues open their 2024-2025 season on Tuesday afternoon at Seattle. Good luck to The Note. It's good to have the hockey season to look forward to and enjoy. The Blues are a compelling team. GM Doug Armstrong had a positive summer, making moves to that upgraded the roster. The Blues enter the season as a younger, faster, fresher group that is lay…

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Bernie Show: Marmol returns? Makes sense. 32:00

1M ago32:00

32:00

Mostly because his close association with John Mozeliak and the stigma that it carries among "Mo's" aggressive critics, Oli Marmol is an unpopular manager among Cardinals fans. Not all of them feel this way, but the negativity is obvious. And that's OK. Fans can like who they want to like. They can dislike who they want to dislike. But here's my op…

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Bernie Show: Batting coach Turner Ward -- scapegoat? 32:31

1M ago32:31

32:31

The Cardinals are firing batting coach Turner Ward, who oversaw an offense that ranked 22nd overall and 12th in the National League in runs per game this season. The Cards were dreadful offensively in too many areas -- and especially futile when batting with runners in scoring position. And in this video, I detail the specific failures of the team'…

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Bernie Show: The knucklehead view of Chaim Bloom 34:31

1M ago34:31

34:31

I keep chuckling at the people who feel so compelled to tell us that Chaim Bloom wasn't all that great as a front-office baseball executive at Tampa Bay because the Rays never won a World Series .... Oh ... in this video, I try to explain why the Rays did such a sensational job of winning with an average annual budget that ranked 27th among 30 team…

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Bernie Show: The "Blooming" of Bill DeWitt 35:31

2M ago35:31

35:31

Chaim Bloom is an ideal hire by Cardinals chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. Why? A simple reason: they both share a love of drafting, player development and building a thriving minor-league system. DeWitt's baseball DNA goes way back to accompanying his father -- who ran and owned the Cincinnati Reds -- on scouting trips. The young DeWitt Jr. also installed…

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Bernie Show: Cards double down on Mo 31:08

2M ago31:08

31:08

The Cardinals are in denial. They insist they're not rebuilding. Except that they are rebuilding, and still can't play it straight with the fans. It's strange. And that's not all. Not only is John Mozeliak staying in the role of president for baseball operations in 2025, he's also taking over the GM position after the Cardinals moved GM Michael Gir…

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Bernie Show: Cardinals wasted Goldy-Arenado years. 17:33

2M ago17:33

17:33

The Cardinals acquired first baseman Paul Goldschmidt before the 2019 season. According to reporting from Katie Woo of The Athletic, the Cardinals are moving on from Goldschmidt. His contract is up, and he can become a free agent, signing with a new team that could give him a chance to win a pennant and World Series. And with the Cardinals entering…

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Bernie Show: DeWitt's Big Mistake 34:16

2M ago34:16

34:16

According to reliable media reports, St. Louis Cardinals chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. is staying with John Mozeliak as the team's president of baseball operations. DeWitt could have gone another way by installing newcomer Chaim Bloom as the head of baseball ops. It will be extremely difficult for DeWitt to convince skeptical fans that the franchise is …

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Bernie Show: Rebuild? Cardinals finally face reality. 38:44

2M ago38:44

38:44

The Cardinals' farm system and player-development structure is an embarrassing mess. I knew it was bad, but the deterioration is much worse than I imagined. Thanks to the excellent reporting by Katie Woo, who covers the Cardinals for The Athletic, we received valuable information of how bad things are, and what must be done to fix a long-term found…

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Bernie Show: St. Louis Stars of 2024 25:19

2M ago25:19

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As I continue with my series of looks at the best and worst of the St. Louis Cardinals' season, I turn my attention to the two best stars on 2024. Two shining stars, sparkling above the mediocrity: Masyn Winn and Ryan Helsley. I think we all agree on both of these obvious choices. But I'll give you some extra details that you should find interestin…

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Bernie Show: Can Oli Ever Be Loved? 27:21

2M ago27:21

27:21

There's obviously a chance that Oli Marmol will return as the St. Louis Cardinals' manager in 2025. He is under contract through the end of the 2026 season, and the Cardinals' ownership-management could give him another chance in '25. It depends on who will be running the baseball department in 2025? John Mozeliak? Chaim Bloom? What if the hand-off…

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Bernie Show: All Eyes On Skip Schumaker! 19:31

2M ago19:31

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If the Cardinals see Miami manager Skip Schumaker as an ideal candidate to take over as manager for the St. Louis franchise that he played and coached for, they can't afford to wait. I'm not saying that he's the only candidate the Cardinals should pursue. It's just a matter of timing. If Schumaker checks all of the boxes for the Cardinals -- and I …

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