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If anybody had guessed that the St. Louis Cardinals were going to be 31-27 to start the year, most would have said they wouldn't believe it. The Cardinals weren't expected to do much this season, but, as they typically do, they've found ways to win games.
I understand that Cardinals fans haven't been too happy with the direction of the organization before this season, but I think all longtime baseball fans understand that this is a team that has found ways to win, perhaps one of the most successful organizations in baseball over the past few decades.
Heading into this trade deadline, it'll be interesting to see which direction they want to go. Some believe the Cardinals will be buyers, while others don't expect that to be the case.
Regardless of what happens, I think there's reason to believe the Cardinals should be buyers. One writer believes so as well, recently naming them a fit for San Francisco Giants left-hander Robbie Ray.
If anybody had guessed that the St. Louis Cardinals were going to be 31-27 to start the year, most would have said they wouldn't believe it. The Cardinals weren't expected to do much this season, but, as they typically do, they've found ways to win games.
I understand that Cardinals fans haven't been too happy with the direction of the organization before this season, but I think all longtime baseball fans understand that this is a team that has found ways to win, perhaps one of the most successful organizations in baseball over the past few decades.
Heading into this trade deadline, it'll be interesting to see which direction they want to go. Some believe the Cardinals will be buyers, while others don't expect that to be the case.
Regardless of what happens, I think there's reason to believe the Cardinals should be buyers. One writer believes so as well, recently naming them a fit for San Francisco Giants left-hander Robbie Ray.
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