Aaron Miles

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Mark DeRosa has officially signed with the San Francisco Giants, and Troy Glaus and Joe Thurston both have signed with the Atlanta Braves.  Needless to say, the St. Louis Cardinals are now left with a hole to fill at third base. As Matt Holliday's status remains uncertain, GM John Mozeliak has other targets that he has been rumored to be pursuing. The hottest name linked to the Cardinals appears to be switch-hitting infielder Felipe Lopez...  

'Tis the season to be jolly. Or in the St. Louis Cardinals' case, needy. With many teams already making major moves in the off-season, General Manager John Mozeliak has merely meddled in the realms or middle of the road free agents, signing starting pitcher Brad Penny. Now, that does fill a hole that the Cardinals had last season, but will it be enough? Here are a few things that Mozeliak needs to add to his Christmas list in order to win next...  

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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...  

NEW YORK - Managers Tony La Russa, Jim Leyland, Joe Torre and Mike Scioscia have been selected for a committee that could recommend expanded instant replay and playoff format...  

More photos » by Tom Gannam - AP Blake Hawksworth, official winner of the 2009 Coolest Name In Major League Baseball Contest (AP Photo/Tom Gannam) Browse more photos »   St. Louis Cardinals Top 20 Prospects for 2010. All grades are EXTREMELY PRELIMINARY and subject to change. Don...  

A police report says St. Louis Cardinals player David Freese had a blood-alcohol level of 0.23 when he was arrested last weekend for driving while intoxicated. That is nearly three times Missouri's legal limit of 0.08.  

One of these years...Basil Shabazz will break out! 1) Shelby Miller, RHP, Grade B: I love the ceiling, but we need to see how he adapts to pro ball, if he can stay healthy, etc. etc. 2) Jaime Garcia, LHP, Grade B-; I like him and the Tommy John recovery looks like it went well, but I hope they let him build up his stamina rather than pushing him too quickly. 3) Lance Lynn, RHP, Grade B-: Projects as an inning-eater number three starter...  

MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com -ST. LOUIS - November 2, 2009 – The St. Louis Cardinals announced today the club’s selections for 2009 Minor League Player and Pitcher of the Year honors, tabbing infielder/outfielder Allen Craig (8th round, 2006) and pitcher Lance Lynn (1st round...  

Click here for more information about this entry. Hey, Yanks… …because you don’t want to end up like the 1985 St. Louis Cardinals, 1979 Baltimore Orioles, 1968 St. Louis Cardinals, 1958 Milwaukee Braves, or 1925 Washington Senators, do a solid, tonight, and…  

MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com- The St. Louis Cardinals have announced their minor league coaching staffs for the upcoming 2010 campaign, with fourth-year Manager Ron “Pop” Warner gaining a new staff member at the Double-A level ...  

Cardinals third baseman David Freese has been arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, the fourth time in less than three years that a member of the team has faced drunken-driving allegations.  

The St. Louis Cardinals are still figuring out how hitting coach Mark McGwire will eventually meet with the media and whether he will end his long silence on questions about his alleged connection to performance-enhancing drugs.  

St. Louis Post-DispatchSt. Louis Cardinals keep eye on Mark DeRosaSt. Louis Post-DispatchDeRosa has drawn attention from the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees, the San Francisco Giants and, in the past, the Atlanta Braves. ...Cardinals Firm Up Four Compensatory PicksThe Cardinal Nation (subscription)Cost of other utility players helps define DeRosaSt. Louis Post-Dispatchall 35 news articles »