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Afino · 01-11-2009, 03:00 PM

April 17th, 1901

Spring Training has come to a close. The mighty Cardinals finished the spring at 20-4. All four starters finished with four wins, as did reliever Pablo Gutierrez, who also had five saves and a 1.09 ERA over 33 IP in 14 games.

3B Preston Thomas hit .422 in spring training, and 2B Orlando Ortiz hit .364 with 16 RBI. Robison Field was a cavern for RHB, and playing in the deadball era as well, the Cardinals only hit 2 HR over the entire course of the spring. I guess I better get used to that.

No major injuries in spring training!

The owners expectations: Make the playoffs. Of course, that means I need to win the National League!

The 1901 season begins with four games with the Chicago Orphans.

01-11-2009, 03:00 PM	#4
Afino Hall Of Famer Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Buffalo, NY Posts: 3,827	April 17th, 1901 Spring Training has come to a close. The mighty Cardinals finished the spring at 20-4. All four starters finished with four wins, as did reliever Pablo Gutierrez, who also had five saves and a 1.09 ERA over 33 IP in 14 games. 3B Preston Thomas hit .422 in spring training, and 2B Orlando Ortiz hit .364 with 16 RBI. Robison Field was a cavern for RHB, and playing in the deadball era as well, the Cardinals only hit 2 HR over the entire course of the spring. I guess I better get used to that. No major injuries in spring training! The owners expectations: Make the playoffs. Of course, that means I need to win the National League! The 1901 season begins with four games with the Chicago Orphans. __________________ GUBA: Moscow Enforcers Last edited by Afino; 01-11-2009 at 03:01 PM.