Since July 29th

[mattbulls]

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[SportsWorld]

Aaron Miles with Cardinals (2008): .317 BA, 4 home runs (he got the ball past the infield?), 31 RBI's, .753 OPS
Aaron Miles with Cubs (2009): .187 BA, 0 home runs, 5 RBI's, .478 OPS

[cold5]

Joel Pineiro with Cardinals this year 11-9, 3.25 ERA, with Cardinals in general 24-20, 4,14 ERA
with Mariners 58-55, 4.48 ERA, with Red Sox 1-1 5.03 ERA
Julio Lugo with Red Sox .253 BA 10 HR, 103 RBI with Cards .365 BA 1 HR, 5 RBI
Ryan Franklin with Mariners, Phils, and Reds 41-57 about 4.45 ERA, with Cardinals 12-11 2.81 ERA, 37 Saves
Todd Wellemeyer with us, Royals, Marlins 6-11 about 5.68 ERA with Cardinals 23-20 4.21 ERA
Just some of the many with the Duncan/LaRussa effect. Thank god those two have expiring contracts. Hopefully they retire or get jobs elsewhere.
Not to mention Carpenter's huge increase in performance when coming to the cards.

[SportsWorld]

Matt Holliday with Oakland Athletics: .286 BA, 11 home runs, 54 RBI's, .831 OPS in 93 games
Matt Holliday with St. Louis Cardinals: .475 BA, 5 home runs, 22 RBI's, 1.318 OPS in 20 games

[mattbulls]

In a few minutes we can add another late comeback win for the Cards.

[mattbulls]

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