Friday, March 11, 2016

Cardinals Spring Train Week One

Spring Train Week One Down

                                            By Elizabeth Kilgore 03/11/2016

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Week one of spring training has been interesting so far. The flock has managed to win 4 games and lose 5 games, making things pretty even so far. This isn’t including the game going on right now today. Here are some highlights.

Molina finally debuts


We all thought Molina was going to debut on opening day but when he didn’t some of us wondered would he play at all during spring training. Molina is still recovering from the swinging tag that injured him last season from that Cubs games (yeah you remember THAT game) and that is why it wouldn’t have surprised anyone if he wasn’t able to debut at all. Then on March 9th we see him “what this!” he walks out on the field “but he can’t bat with that!” oh yes people he was still wearing a splint when he walked out, and then he debut behind the plate as catcher! A catcher! Now if you were thinking he wouldn’t try to pull off a swinging tag you know now you were wrong, because not only did he try he also succeeded.  As far as him getting back behind the bat we will all be waiting and watching.

Injuries Injuries


Wouldn’t it be great if spring training could have gone by without injuries? Well, the players are human so let’s not think that will ever happen. On March 7th Peralta left us all in dismay has he had an unknown injury to his left hand, we later found out he tore a ligament in his left thumb (HIS THUMB!) just like Molina. We learned that it could leave him out of the game for 2 to 3 weeks. Then the final word came that Peralta would need surgery, which he finally received March 10th with a given recovery time of 10 to 12 weeks. Cards fans care for their players very deeply and have taken to social media to wish Peralta a speedy recovery. Which is what we all are wishing for whether we state it on twitter or not, we don’t like to see them hurt, but we like to see them recover (like Molina’s can’t hold me down swinging tag this week), soon we will see Peralta show us all that he is still made of too and that will be a great day indeed.

New Players


You know what I’m actually sorry I don’t know this one. I saw the young guys come in last season, they sign their contracts and went to watch the game. Honestly, that’s where I left it. I put this part in this blog because people keep asking me who the new players will be, but the way I see it just because they sign a contract doesn’t mean they will get to play. I like to wait it out see if they make the cut and who is actually going to be out on the field.

Scores so far 


Okay if you haven’t got to watch the games, missed some games, or you just want to see it in one piece here are the scores so far.


March 2nd
STL vs FAU
13 – 6
March 3rd
STL vs MIA
4 – 3
March 4th
STL vs HOU
3 – 6
March 5th
STL vs MIA
3 – 2
March 6th
STL vs WSH
2 – 5
March 7th
STL vs NYM
9 – 4
March 8th
STL vs MIN
5 – 3
March 9th
STL vs MIA
3 – 5
March 10th
STL vs NYM
2 – 7

Monday, February 29, 2016

Women's Cricket World T20 Schedule for 2016

Women’s World T20 Schedule 2016

By Elizabeth Kilgore 



It’s almost time for the Women’s World T20 to kick things off. The schedule is set as the players get ready for warm up. Kicking things off is India vs Bangladesh on March 15, 2016, and the last match before the semi-finals is South Africa vs Sri Lanoka March 28, 2016. Here is the full pre semi-finals schedule.

Date 2016
Teams
Times
Play in
March 15th
India vs Bangladesh
15:30 IST 10:00 GMT
Chinnaswamy, Bengaluru
March 15th
New Zealand vs Sri Lanoka
19:30 IST 14:00 GMT
Kotla, Delhi
March 16th
West Indies vs Pakistan
19:30 IST 14:00 GMT
Chidambaram, Chennai
March 17th
England vs Bangladesh
15:30 IST 10:00 GMT
Chinnaswamy, Bengalru
March 18th
New Zealand vs Ireland
15:30 IST 10:00 GMT
PCA Stadium, Mohali
March 18th
Australia vs South Africa
19:30 IST 14:00 GMT
Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium
March 19th
India vs Pakistan
15:30 IST 10:00 GMT
Kotla, De;hi
March 20th
West Indies vs Bangladesh
15:30 IST 10:00 GMT
Chidambaram, Chennai
March 20th
Sri Lanka vs Ireland
19:30 IST 14:00 GMT
PCA Stadium, Mohali
March 21st
Australia vs New Zealand
15:30 IST 10:00 GMT
Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium
March 22nd
England vs India
15:30 IST 10:00 GMT
HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala
March 23rd
South Africa vs Ireland
19:30 IST 14:00 GMT
Chidambaram, Chennai
March 24th
Australia vs Sri Lanka
15:30 IST 10:00 GMT
Kotla, Delhi
March 24th
England vs West Indies
19:30 IST 14:00 GMT
HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala
March 24th
Pakistan vs Bangladesh
19:30 IST 14:00 GMT
Kotla, Delhi
March 26th
Australia vs Ireland
15:30 IST 10:00 GMT
Kotla, Delhi
March 26th
South Africa vs New Zealand
19:30 IST 14:00 GMT
Chinnaswamy, Bengalru
March 27th
West Indies vs India
15:30 IST 10:00 GMT
PCA Stadium, Mohali
March 27th
England vs Pakistan
19:30 IST 14:00 GMT
Chidambaram, Chennai
March 28th
South Africa vs Sri Lanoka
15:30 IST 10:00 GMT
Chinnaswamy, Bengalru

Cardinals Spring Training Schedule

Cardinals Spring Training Schedule

                                                      By Elizabeth Kilgore 2/29/2016


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It's spring folks! The sun is shinin’ and the birds are singing. Just when you thought you couldn’t wait one more day for the baseball seasons to start you realize you only have one more day to wait. We know it’s hard those long cold months of winters without as much as a one warm victory tweet to get you through it. The nest just doesn’t feel the same when the Cardinals are away. Although they aren’t flying back to the nest just yet the Cards are shaking that winter snow off their feathers and getting ready for spring training, and here at Bush Stadium we couldn’t be more excited. So whether you’re flying out to spring training or still hibernating in your nest here is the spring training schedule for March. No matter where you will be March 2 is the official day to dust off the old red cap, grab a nice a cold drink, and watch the per season magic happen.

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