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Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) -- St. Louis Cardinals All-Star first baseman Albert Pujols had surgery today on his right elbow and is expected to recover in time for spring training in April.  

ST. LOUIS -- St. Louis Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols had surgery on his right elbow Monday and will begin rehabilitation this week, the Major League Baseball team said.  

Associated Press - October 13, 2008 5:33 PM ET ST. LOUIS (AP) - St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols has had surgery on his right elbow, and the team expects the 2005 NL MVP to be...  

ST. LOUIS - St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols has had surgery on his right elbow, and the team expects the 2005 NL MVP to be ready for spring training.  

Court records signed by notable baseball stars have been placed in a bank vault to protect the valuable sports memorabilia, the St. Louis Circuit Court says.Court officials have locked away court documents that featured the signatures of George Edward Rube Waddell of the former St. Louis Browns...  

By Brian Walton After seven years with the club, will reliever Jason Isringhausen leave the St. Louis Cardinals? Will he have a choice? ...  

Pitching coach's new deal will keep him with Tony La Russa through 2009. Contract has option for 2010.  

ST. LOUIS (KMOV) -- “Location, location, location” goes the old axiom about real estate. The owners of the St. Louis Cardinals believe “timing, timing, timing” may be just important and will keep their Ballpark Village development on track.  

George Kissell didn't draw second glances from the average guy on the street. He was a nice older gentleman, red St.  

PINELLAS PARK, Fla. - George Kissell, a former major league coach who had been with the St. Louis Cardinals organization since 1940, has died following a car accident. He was 88.  

February 25, 2007 -- Cardinals manager Tony La Russa (left) greets instructor George Kissell. (Chris Lee/P-D) Every so often, Cardinals manager Tony La Russa would receive a letter from one of his mentors and dearest friends, George Kissell.  

PINELLAS PARK, Fla. - Hospital officials say longtime St. Louis Cardinals official George Kissell has died after he was injured in a traffic accident in Florida.  

Longtime St. Louis Cardinals official George Kissell was in critical condition Tuesday after being injured in a traffic accident. ...  

George Kissell, a longtime coach and minor league official with the St. Louis Cardinals, is in critical condition after being injured in a traffic accident in west Florida.  

ST. LOUIS -- Pitching coach Dave Duncan will be back with the St. Louis Cardinals next season. | MLB page