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 Yahoo!: Cardinals sign LHP Miller (PA SportsTicker)
ST. LOUIS (Ticker) - The St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday agreed to terms with free-agent relief pitcher Trever Miller on a one-year contract.
STLtoday: St. Louis Cardinals trade for Khalil Greene
Hours after formally agreeing to a one-year deal with free agent reliever Trever Miller, the Cardinals traded for San Diego Padres shortstop Khalil Greene Wednesday night.
STLtoday: Cardinals finalize deal with reliever Trever Miller
A deal delayed had to be a deal redone when a tear was discovered in the pitching shoulder of Trever Miller, the lefty who said the Cardinals had pursued him since free agency opened.
STLtoday: Pedroia agrees to six-year contract
Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia, who earned $457,000 last season while winning the AL Most Valuable Player award, agreed Wednesday to a $40.5 million, six-year contract that could keep him in Boston through at least 2014.
FOX Sports: Source: Giants, Renteria reach 2-year, $18.5M deal
The Giants have reached agreement with free-agent shortstop Edgar Renteria on a two-year, $18.5 million contract, according to a major-league source.
FOX Sports: Reports: Cards acquire shortstop Greene from Padres
The Cardinals hope to solve their problems at shortstop by acquiring the San Diego Padres' Khalil Greene, several newspaper reported.
FOX Sports: Mark Worrell: The Voice of Frustration
Mark Worrell, the Cardinals 2005 "Minor League Pitcher of the Year" shares the frustration of being a productive but overlooked reliever with Dustin Mattison.
FOX Sports: Deal for Miller is reduced to one year Contract is reworked after MRI reveals a tear in shoulder.
A deal delayed had to be a deal redone when a tear was discovered in the pitching shoulder of Trever Miller, the lefty who said the Cardinals had pursued him since free agency opened.
FOX Sports: BASEBALL REPORT: Red Sox, Pedroia agree on $40.5M
Dustin Pedroia has a Rookie of the Year award, an MVP, a Gold Glove and Silver Slugger and, of course, a World Series ring.
FOX Sports: Cardinals eye a rare trip to top Role reversal Ex-St. Louis team aims to break long drought. Warner prominent Ex-Ram helps ta..
For Bill Bidwill's football franchise, moments like this appear with the frequency of Halley's comet. But a victory Sunday by Bidwill's Arizona Cardinals clinches the franchise's first home playoff game since Harry S. Truman was president.
Cards pick up Greene from Padres
Reports: Cardinals to acquire Greene
Miller signs one-year deal with Cards
Reports: Padres trading SS Greene to Cardinals
UPDATED: Wed, Dec. 3, 4:50 PMLeft-hander Trever Miller and the St. Louis Cardinals finalized a one-year contract Wednesday.',..
Cards sign lefty reliever Miller
Cards sign lefty reliever Miller
Cardinals Best News Links :: Arizona Fall League Top 20 Prospects
Cardinals Best News Links :: For One Year, Khalil Greene Is Worth A Shot
 Report: Cards to acquire new shortstop
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·Miller signs one-year deal with Cards
Two weeks after it first seemed imminent, the Cardinals closed on a deal with left-handed reliever Trever Miller on Wednesday. Miller, 35, agreed to a one-year contract.
·Signs point to busy Meetings for Cards
With at least three major needs still unmet, the Cardinals' front office will mostly spend the Winter Meetings hunkered down in their suite at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. St. Louis wants a left-handed reliever (or two), a second baseman, a shortstop, and it wouldn't mind securing a closer and some starting pitching depth.
·TYIB honor could be next for Pujols
You'd have to mount a persuasive argument to convince a St. Louis fan that any hitter had a better season than the Cardinals' Albert Pujols, who is among 10 nominees for Hitter of the Year in the TYIB Awards.
·Cards make no arbitration offers
With Monday at 10:59 p.m. CT the deadline for teams to offer arbitration to their free agents, the Cardinals made offers to none of theirs.
·With precedent set, Smith awaits call
He seemed destined to be the one who threw open the Hall of Fame's doors for the influx of baseball's neo knights, the closers. That did not happen, but now that Bruce Sutter and Goose Gossage have done the honors, Lee Smith would be more than thrilled to follow his peers across the doorsill.
·Cardinals Hot Stove report
·Will third time be charm for McGwire?
Mark McGwire, who retired as the No. 5 home run hitter of all time (he's now eighth), looked like a stone-cold lock for immortality back when he called it a career following the 2001 season. Since then, the question of illegal performance-enhancing drugs in baseball became afront-burner issue.
·Gant makes debut on Hall ballot
When thinking about the young players who helped the Braves make their dramatic turnaround during the early 1990s, it's easy to remember Tom Glavine and John Smoltz. But nobody should ever forget the remarkable contributions provided by Ron Gant.
·Matthew Leach's Cardinals blog
·Cards prospect Vivas suspended
Major League Baseball announced on Monday that Wilfred Vivas, a Minor Leaguer in the Cardinals organization, has been suspended for violation of the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. Vivas will be suspended for the first 50 games of the 2009 season.
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·Cardinals Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
When a team has such long-running success as the Cardinals have experienced this decade under manager Tony La Russa, it generally isn't accomplished with a revolving door of second basemen. But no matter who signs on as the regular second baseman for 2009, it will mark the sixth different starter at that position in the last seven seasons for the Cardinals.Adam Kennedy, who had been more or less the regular the last ...
·Braves not interested in Adam Dunn (Yahoo! Sports)
Contrary to a FOXSports.com report, the Atlanta Braves aren't among the teams interested in Adam Dunn.
·Miller finalizes deal with Cardinals (AP)
Left-hander Trever Miller and the St. Louis Cardinals finalized a one-year contract Wednesday. The 35-year-old reliever was 2-0 with a 4.15 ERA in 68 games with Tampa Bay last season, when he held left-handed hitters to a .209 average against him in 91 at-bats. He also allowed just six of 37 inherited runners to score.
·Cardinals sign LHP Miller (PA SportsTicker)
ST. LOUIS (Ticker) - The St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday agreed to terms with free-agent relief pitcher Trever Miller on a one-year contract.
·World Series shares remain below 2006 record (AP)
A full World Series share was worth $351,504 for the Philadelphia Phillies, below the record $362,173 set by the St. Louis Cardinals two years ago. Major League Baseball said Tuesday that the players' pool for the postseason was $51.16 million, down from $52.46 million last yearand a record $55.60 million in 2006.
·For those who can't get no holiday relief: Call on 'Bullpen Buddy' (Yahoo! Sports)
The holidays approach — Hanukkah begins Dec. 21 — which means Big League Stew is on the lookout for...
·Giants may take another look at Renteria (Yahoo! Sports)
San Francisco Giants officials were interested observers Monday as the Detroit Tigers declined to offer salary...
·Cardinals' Vivas suspended for positive drug test (AP)
St. Louis Cardinals minor league infielder Wilfred Vivas was suspended for 50 games Monday after a positive test for a banned substance under baseball's minor league drug program. Vivas, on the Cardinals' Venezuelan Summer League team last season, tested positive for metabolitesof Methandienone, the commissioner's office said.
·Cardinals minor league IF Vivas suspended 50 games (PA SportsTicker)
St. Louis Cardinals minor league infielder Wilfred Vivas was suspended 50 games Monday for testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs.
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·Source: Giants, Renteria reach 2-year, $18.5M deal
The Giants have reached agreement with free-agent shortstop Edgar Renteria on a two-year, $18.5 million contract, according to a major-league source.
·Reports: Cards acquire shortstop Greene from Padres
The Cardinals hope to solve their problems at shortstop by acquiring the San Diego Padres' Khalil Greene, several newspaper reported.
·Mark Worrell: The Voice of Frustration
Mark Worrell, the Cardinals 2005 "Minor League Pitcher of the Year" shares the frustration of being a productive but overlooked reliever with Dustin Mattison.
·St. Louis Cardinals Notes, Quotes
--LHP Trever Miller and the Cardinals finally completed their deal, with the free agent agreeing to a one-year deal that could pay him $2 million. In 68 games for Tampa Bay this year, Miller was 2-0 with two saves and a 4.15 ERA. --While the Cardinals and Miller tried to work out contract language last week, the team was also negotiating with LHP Arthur Rhodes. Rhodes, 39, held left-handed batters to a .157 average ...
·St. Louis Cardinals Roster Report
The Cardinals exceeded the expectations of most by winning 86 games but they fell short in the second half when their depth was not sufficient to overcome the loss of OF Rick Ankiel (lower abdominal strain) and C Yadier Molina (bruised left thigh) and the continued arm problems for RHP Chris Carpenter. They also struggled when RHP Adam Wainwright was out for 2 1/2 months with a sprained middle finer on his right hand.
·St. Louis Cardinals Inside Pitch
When a team has such long-running success as the Cardinals have experienced this decade under manager Tony La Russa, it generally isn't accomplished with a revolving door of second basemen. But no matter who signs on as the regular second baseman for 2009, it will mark the sixth different starter at that position in the last seven seasons for the Cardinals.
·Deal for Miller is reduced to one year Contract is reworked after MRI reveals a tear in shoulder.
A deal delayed had to be a deal redone when a tear was discovered in the pitching shoulder of Trever Miller, the lefty who said the Cardinals had pursued him since free agency opened.
·BASEBALL REPORT: Red Sox, Pedroia agree on $40.5M
Dustin Pedroia has a Rookie of the Year award, an MVP, a Gold Glove and Silver Slugger and, of course, a World Series ring.
·Cardinals eye a rare trip to top Role reversal Ex-St. Louis team aims to break long drought. Warner prominent Ex-Ram helps ta...
For Bill Bidwill's football franchise, moments like this appear with the frequency of Halley's comet. But a victory Sunday by Bidwill's Arizona Cardinals clinches the franchise's first home playoff game since Harry S. Truman was president.
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·Cardinals Best News Links :: Cardinals Winter League Notebook 12-4-08
*Mexican Pacific League* Fernando Salas (Springfield): Entered in the sixth and pitched one inning. Allowed one hit, one earned run, one home run, one walk, and struck out one. (ground out-fly out:2-0) Mazatlan gave up the winning run in the bottom of the ninth and lost 6-5 to Hermosillo: Boxsc...
·Cardinals Best News Links :: Steve Kline & John Mozeliak On The ITD Morning After
The Governor Steve Kline Joins the Show to Discuss Loving Footloose, Going to the Steeler/Cowboy Game This Weekend, What Does He Know About Khalil Greene, Khalil Is From the Backwoods of PA, Mike Lee Talks with Steve Kline, and Steve Is Giving Away Christmas Gifts This Year and He IsPlaying Santa Claus Cardinals General Manager John Mozeliak Joins the Show in a Depressed Mood, The Trevor Miller Signing, The Khalil G ...
·Cardinals Best News Links :: Arizona Fall League Top 20 Prospects
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·Cardinals Best News Links :: Edgar Renteria Heading West
The Giants have reached agreement with free-agent shortstop Edgar Renteria on a two-year, $18.5 million contract, according to a major-league source. Fox Sports
·Cardinals Best News Links :: Cardinals Community Top 30: Forced Recount?
The St. Louis Cardinals pending acquisition of San Diego shortstop Khalil Greene — and I write “pending” because every move the Cardinals make is always “pending a physical” (now called the Miller Rule) — has a ripple effect beyond the team addressing the biggest hole in its middle infield. It will mean a revision and reshuffling of this Community Top 30, the Baseball America Top 30, and so on.
·Cardinals Best News Links :: For One Year, Khalil Greene Is Worth A Shot
Last season, the Cardinals developed a massive offensive hole in their lineup. STL Today
·Cardinals Best News Links :: Cardinals Acquire Khalil Greene From Padres
The Padres have been looking to deal shortstop Khalil Greene this offseason and it looks like theyve found their match in the Cardinals. Cardinals Official Site The Cardinals addressed their question at shortstop by acquiring one of the league’s largest enigmas.
·Cardinals Best News Links :: The New St. Louis Cardinals Shortstop, Khalil Greene
The late-night news: according to the Post-Dispatch, San Diego Union-Tribune and New York Post, the St. Louis Cardinals acquire SS Khalil Greene from San Diego, apparently for a couple of minor-league pitchers. Extra Points
·Cardinals Best News Links :: Pirates Still In Talks With Dodgers About Jack Wilson
The Pirates are focused on Los Angeles in their trade talks involving shortstop Jack Wilson, with Dodgers shortstop prospect Chin-Lung Hu and outfielder Delwyn Young still at the forefront of the possible return. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
·Cardinal Nation Globe :: Cards trade for SS Greene
The Cardinals have traded for shortstop Khalil Greene. I like this move. Greene has a good glove and I fully expect him to rebound over a horrendous offensive season last year. Also, his offensive numbers should improve away from Petco Park in San Diego.
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