Originally Posted by StcChief (Post 5227185)

Excellent. yeah where would the Cards be without him....

Originally Posted by frazod (Post 5227226)

Excellent.

I guess 100 billion reerun homer Cub fans weren't able to stuff the ballot box on this selection. :thumb:

Originally Posted by SEA_OF_RED (Post 5227242)

As long as the Cards keep doing what they've done the past couple years I don't care how many more personal trophies the guy adds to his trophy case.

Originally Posted by SEA_OF_RED (Post 5227242)

As long as the Cards keep doing what they've done the past couple years I don't care how many more personal trophies the guy adds to his trophy case.

Originally Posted by Jewish Rabbi (Post 5227179)

Should be about his fourth, if it weren't for God damn Barry Bonds...

Originally Posted by frazod (Post 5227257)

Make sure your "couple of years" doesn't expand out to three. I wouldn't want you to have to think about one of those pesky World Series things.

99.... 100.... 101....

Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 5227224)

Gamechanger! One of my favorite Pujols moments.
http://images.wikia.com/openserving/...jols-Lidge.jpg

Originally Posted by SEA_OF_RED (Post 5227304)

I was unaware that you won the World Series three years ago. Maybe you should mention that in more of our posts. The past couple seasons the teams have went in completely opposite directions. FTR are the Cards going to be in a rebuilding season this year or is this going to be the year they win it all again? I keep hearing about how bright the future looks for next year but I don't really see anything except a team with pitching similar to the little league world series champs.

Originally Posted by Stinger (Post 5227316)

That shot will live in my memory. Crowd going absolutely nuts and Albert launches a moon shot, if not indoors that ball still might be going, and then absolute silence it was amazing.

Interesting story ... On the way back to St. Louis to play the game 6 Brad Ausmus Houston's Catcher that caught for Lidge when he gave up the home run had the pilot to announce after takeoff:

“We've reached our cruising altitude of 35,000 feet. I’ve turned off the fasten seatbelt sign and turned off the cabin lights. If you look to the left of the aircraft, in the next two or three minutes you might be able to catch a glimpse of Albert Pujols’ home run ball.”

ROFL ROFL ROFL