Aaron Miles

Aaron Miles

Aaron Miles is a professional baseball player. He's a second baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals and wears number 12. He is managed by Tony La Russa.

 
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Tony La Russa’s successor may have been handpicked by La Russa himself. There was some doubt if La Russa would return to the St. Louis Cardinals after the Dodgers swept them in the play offs. La Russa agreed to one more year with the Cardinals, but failed to speculate beyond the 2010 season. With his announcement, La Russa brought a surprise to St. Louis. Former Cardinal slugger Mark McGwire will serve on the coaching staff for the 2010 season. McGwire will serve as the hitting coach during the season, but one has to wonder if La Russa has returned the embarrassed slugger to baseball ... Read Full Story
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Adam Eaton let the first three batters he faced reach base in his debut with the Baltimore Orioles. How he handled the last seven is what impressed his new team. Signed March 1 after his release from the Philadelphia Phillies, Eaton allowed two runs in three innings of the Orioles' 6-5 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday. Eaton retired seven in a row before heading to the bullpen to do more throwing. Eager to become part of the Orioles' starting rotation, Eaton made a poor first impression. He fell behind 1-0 after throwing only five pitches: Skip Schumaker and Joe Thurston singled, ... Read Full Story
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About the Author : Daniel Shoptaw writes here monthly on the St. Louis Cardinals. To read more from Daniel please go to his Cardinals blog at C70 At The Bat . Daniel Shoptaw | Jul 01, 2009 | Comments 1 In Cardinal Nation , we know that six is a serious number. The local On The Run Mobile gas stations have had a promotion the past few years that, if the Cardinals scored six runs or more in a game, the next day fountain drinks , coffee, etc. was only a quarter at their stores. This year, they’ve taken it to new heights with ... Read Full Story
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This is the montage that’s played at Busch Stadium, featuring all of your favorite St. Louis Cardinals. Enjoy! Read Full Story
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Twitter.  By this point you’ve formed some sort of opinion on the micro-blogging site. And that opinion is usually in one of two camps and only in one of two camps. Camp No. 1: I hate Twitter. I don’t know why anyone would want to know what I’m doing all the time. It’s so stupid, I’m not surprised it’s popular in America.  Camp No. 2: I simply cannot live without Twitter. It integrates perfectly into my life and is bountiful in its usefulness...  
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Tony La Russa didn't need this. He's 65 and probably heading to baseball's Hall of Fame. Last week, he signed on to manage the St. Louis Cardinals for one more year and hinted it could be his swan song. He already runs one of the National League's premier...  
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Tony La Russa will return as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Saturday night, citing unnamed sources. La Russa told the Post-Dispatch he had not discussed a contract with team chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. But he expects to have a decision soon. “I’m coming to an understanding of what I’m doing and intend to get it settled one way or the other shortly,” La Russa, whose current two-year deal expires Oct...  
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Nearly two weeks after his team was swept in the first round of the playoffs, Tony La Russa is still trying to decide whether he wants to return for a 15th season as St. Louis Cardinals manager.  
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Nearly two weeks after his team was swept in the first round of the playoffs, Tony La Russa is still trying to decide whether he wants to return for a 15th season as St. Louis Cardinals manager.  
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