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Returning from Outbreak, Cardinals Will Try to Play 53 Games in 45 Days ... Oh, and Win

(By Tim Brown)

https://sports.yahoo.com/returning-from-outbreak-cardinals-will-try-to-play-53-games-in-45-days-oh-and-win-183935112.html

 

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The Cardinals have 11 ........ 11 scheduled doubleheaders between now and late September. ) O.o

 

Cardinals Return to Field Saturday: Revised Schedule has 11 Doubleheaders

(By Tim Brown)

https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/cardinals-covid-19-outbreak-st-louis-returns-to-field-saturday-revised-schedule-has-11-doubleheaders/

 

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1 hour ago, OFFNY said:

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The Cardinals have 11 ........ 11 scheduled doubleheaders between now and late September. ) O.o

 

Cardinals Return to Field Saturday: Revised Schedule has 11 Doubleheaders

(By Tim Brown)

https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/cardinals-covid-19-outbreak-st-louis-returns-to-field-saturday-revised-schedule-has-11-doubleheaders/

 

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But I keep forgetting ........ all of those doubleheaders will be 7-inning games, hence this particular challenge that faces the Cardinals is not necessarily quite as monumental as it may seem at first glance.

 

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Anyone see what Yadier Molina posted recently?

Warning contains a profanity.

Some sort of action needs to happen right? 

Or, since it's a big star and not some young guy, will he get a pass?

Full disclosure, he's already tested positive and is now cleared.

I still think it's a very bad idea to post this even if everyone involved has had it and been subsequently cleared. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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On 8/15/2020 at 1:23 PM, OFFNY said:

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Returning from Outbreak, Cardinals Will Try to Play 53 Games in 45 Days ... Oh, and Win

(By Tim Brown)

https://sports.yahoo.com/returning-from-outbreak-cardinals-will-try-to-play-53-games-in-45-days-oh-and-win-183935112.html

 

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The COVID-laden 2020 St. Louis Cardinals had their season shut down for 17 days in July and August ...... that's a lot of games to make up for a 162-game season, but for a 60-game season played in a span of 70 days, that might seem close to impossible. But the Cardinals not only finished the season, they also qualified for the 2020 Major League post-season tournament. In the process of doing so they played 53 games in only 44 days, which included 11 doubleheaders. 7 of their players had tested positive for the virus just prior to the shutdown. And through it all, they found a way to win more games than they lost to reach the National League playoffs.

 

 

Cards Defy Odds to Clinch Post-Season Berth

(By Anne Rogers)

https://www.mlb.com/news/cardinals-clinch-2020-postseason-berth

 

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