NLDS GAME 5 - October 07, 2011

[@kylemagruder9178]

Rest in Peace, Roy. You were a tremendous competitor. As a Cardinals fan, I couldn't imagine somebody I wanted to face less in this game. You will be forever missed.

[@johnoechsner7120]

No doubt the 2011 season was a dream come true for any Cardinals fan. Obviously Game 6 of the World Series gets most of the attention these days, but this was my favorite Cardinals game and moments up to that point... What an incredible game. One team a dynasty with a world of expectations on its shoulders, the other 10 games out with only a month to play and got in on the last day. Ended up being a one run ballgame, that being the ONLY RUN scored all game. So incredibly tense. Skip Schumaker of all people scoring the only RBI. Yadi throwing out Utley trying to steal. Two hits by Ibanez and Utley that missed tying the game by a few feet. Epic pitchers duel between two of the grittiest workhorses in all of baseball who both lived up to their billing (and happen to be good friends). Even as a big Cardinals fan myself, that moment in the 8th inning with Halladay having already thrown 117 pitches, bases loaded, only one out, on the ropes, and the guy just buckles down and makes phenomenal pitches to get two phenomenal hitters out. I was blown away; THIS is why he's the best pitcher in baseball, I get it now. Despite Halladay's incredible game, Carpenter was just an edge better to go the distance for a complete game shutout. All this with the immense weight of Game 5, do-or-die situation for these teams. Every second of this game was a white-knuckle, edge-of-your seat moment. No other sport can make you feel those kinds of emotions. This is baseball. RIP Doc

[@seanwhitlock_]

Couldn't have said it better myself. I didn't get into baseball until 2010 and I can remember watching this game on the edge of my seat! I'm a diehard fan of the Yankees, but this is one of the greatest games I've ever watched. I am reading a book called "Doc" by Todd Zolecki and it's absolutely incredible. I just read about this game last night in the book, but I never forgot it. I recommend that book to any fan of baseball. RIP Doc.

[@maxpowergaming462]

This is my favorite game of the post season. Favorite game ever honestly. It's baseball at its finest. Best game ever played imo

[@kaauknow]

RIP Roy Halladay You were Great! Off to play in that field of Dreams in Heaven. :(

[@edwardfights4900]

More like off to take a flight and died because he was a drunk drug addict

[@wowwt]

@@edwardfights4900 damn you must be fun at parties.

[@edwardfights4900]

@@wowwt offended i told the truth?

[@wowwt]

@@edwardfights4900 Nope. People go through struggles in life and shit happens, not everybody is perfect. The fact you try to attack him just shows how bad of a person you are. Not much else needs to be said.

[@cardsfighter2]

@@edwardfights4900 it doesn't make you offensive. It makes you a bad person. There's no need to go out of your way to be a douche. Everyone knows the details. It's tragic all around. Just like that your parents didn't teach you the basic principles of how not to be an asshole. And now you'll breed and make more assholes.

[@skaftonmd8916]

As a Cardinals fan, I remember watching this game and pacing around my living room with a whole different feeling than many of you Phillies fans. For us in St. Louis, this was incredibly special and lead to something even more so (I was actually at Games 2, 6, and 7 of the 2011 World Series). Even at the time, as a high school student, I had so much respect for Doc and Carp. Carpenter is still my favorite Cardinal and Halladay is one of my favorite non-Cardinals to ever play the game. This game was perhaps one of the best displays of pitching and true team-play that the game has ever seen - there may never be another like it.

[@justingoodhart8489]

Cards fans if you see this... im glad one of us won that year's fall classic. You gave us a great series, and were the better team. I was just so heart broken for that to be the way the phillies dominant run ended. Poor Ryan Howard

[@pbhoulden8212]

Cards fan here, it was a crazy series and season. I was excited the Cards won but felt bad for Ryan Howard going down and against his hometown childhood team at that. Both he and the Phillies were not the same after this game.

[@jmadratz]

man you are a wussy

[@justingoodhart8489]

@@jmadratz 😂😂 Jesus

[@jmadratz]

@@justingoodhart8489 but you have a “good” “heart”.

[@RLaidEPeas]

Justin, your Phillies got past us this year in the Wild Card round and now as I type this you are 3 wins away from being 2022 World Champions! Your Phillies are gritty and so fun to watch. Remind me alot of the 2006 Cardinals who much like your Phillies also won 80 something games that season and just barely got in the playoffs but caught fire in the playoffs and rode it all the way to a championship.

[@aaronwright5243]

Perhaps the greatest pitching duel in playoff history is keeping me entertained during the COVID19 US quarantine.

[@jmadratz]

how can it be a duel it was 1-0 right from inning 1. pitching duel is 0-0 until the late innings

[@calebblakemore7674]

this is still my favorite baseball game of all time. And i’m a birds fan and watched all of game 6 as well. There’s just something so intoxicating about a pitchers duel for a series deciding game, especially between two aces. Carp gave what remained of his career for this postseason. He threw so many innings for us in September and October. Such a competitor!

[@williamdefeo194]

To this day, this is one of the hardest games I've watched as a Phillies fan. It was the end of an great era of Phillies baseball. Howard getting injured at the end broke me.

[@snipz127]

You guys own us now so it's even

[@ckendall67]

- As a Blue Jays fan, watching these two ex-Jays pitchers squaring off in this deciding NLDS game was like the stuff of legends; Carp learned a lot from Doc during their days in Toronto & seeing Carp outpitch Doc, which was a rare feat for anyone going up against Halladay, was something to see. Phillies were huge favorites in this series at the onset but the Cardinals pulled the upset en route to their epic World Series championship postseason run. R.I.P. Roy Halladay.... :-(

[@stevietaylor3766]

As a die hard Philly fan, this is the worst loss I've ever witnessed. We had such a memorable 102 win season, and the city was truly in love with this team. This loss ended our "dynasty" and we won't be back in October for a LONG time. The cruel irony is that we were ecstatic we beat the Braves on the last day of the season to set up a series with the Cardinals, only to lose and watch our team fall apart...

[@devman3554]

Stevie Taylor makes me sick to watch. End of something amazing. Such a shame we couldn't give doc any support

[@jackson5116]

makes you wonder what would have happened if the Braves/Cards had played that tie-breaker, because a whole different pitching matchup would have ensued.

[@allegravigil3708]

Stevie Taylor I wonder what would have happened if the Phils laid down in Atlanta and knocked the Cardinals out of the playoffs. The Phillies may have then won the World Series or, at the very least, not gotten eliminated in the first round because during the regular season, the Phils struggled the worst against the Cardinals. Who really knows for sure though?

[@skaftonmd8916]

As a Cardinals fan, I remember watching this game and pacing around my living room with a whole different feeling. For us, this was something incredibly special and lead to something even more so (I was actually at Games 2, 6, and 7 of the 2011 World Series). Even at the time, as a high school student, I had so much respect for Doc and Carp. Carp is still my favorite Cardinal and Doc is one of my favorite non-Cardinals. It's a shame he got no support, but Carpenter was masterful and it was his play more than the Phillies play that lead to the shutout. With that now in the past, I think the Phillies are on their way to a potential dynasty and the Cardinals are looking to win as well. If both our teams get back to the NLDS this year, it'll be a fun rematch! Best of luck to your Phillies and Go Cardinals!

[@AlanRaviAtchison]

@Quinn Wheatley Yes. Without a doubt.

[@trouthuang1959]

We miss you, Doc. This game is one of the greatest pitching duel in postseason history...............

[@jmadratz]

cant be a pitching duel if a pitcher gave up a run in the first inning. a duel is 0-0 . Halliday showed his nerves for a second time in the series. Lee lost the series for the phillies in the second game given a 4-0 lead and blowing it. Why manuel pitched lame armed Oswalt in the 4th games is inexcusable. Ryan HowARD started gang busters in game 1 then faded like his 2nd half regular season numbers.

[@juanaemogirl]

I will never forget this game. 2 horses that are good friends trying to help their team to advance deep in the post season. RIP Doc Halladay. My prayers are with your family.

[@THE-michaelmyers]

I was sitting in a sports bar watching this game. Almost everybody in the bar was pulling for the Phillies. I will never forget something an old guy said when it was all over. All Atlanta had to do was win one game in that last season series, just one game. The Phillies beat the Braves and swept those last 3 games against Atlanta. This allowed the then hottest team in baseball the Cardinals into the postseason after they beat Atlanta in that one game. I know there are some baseball purists who will start yanking their hair out reading this. I still think had the Phillies gone easy on Atlanta and kept St Louis out of the postseason they would have won it all that year. You NEVER allow a hot team to advance if you are in a position to stop it.

[@twanphanijphand6429]

For baseball enthusiasts the pitching sequences from both these pitchers are so fascinating. Their execution in a game with everything on the line is incredible. Im a big cards fan, this game is forever immortalized. Rip roy Halladay

[@halfwaydowntheroad]

I love this game. It's perfect.

[@EdmacZ]

The end of the line for the Phillies dynasty, They built this team in the offseason to win and win now, and couldn't put it together.

[@michaelbane4102]

+EdmacZ Baseball's a strange game-for some reason, the Cardinals got serious momentum that year-and wouldn't be denied...See how it can end differently-the next year the Cards were rolling up on the Giants 3-1 and got curveballed! Anyway-felt bad for the Phillies-an excellent team that fell a little short and Howard going down the last play-tough to see. But--this was truly CLASSIC PITCHERS GAME. A thing of true baseball beauty..Too bad there has to be a loser this day.

[@jackson5116]

They had 2008, went back in 2009, and were back in the playoffs again in 2011, that's more than just showing up and never going back!

[@mikerusso703]

Jack Son also in playoffs 2007 and 2010 but I think he's talking about the overspending around 2010 for Lee,Halladay and others and not enough prospects for the future...

[@edwardfights4900]

How can you be a dynasty when you only won one World Series? Against the Tampa Bay Devil Rays of all teams lol

[@thechild7355]

John Smoltz definitely knows how it feels to lose a 1-0 game in the postseason.

[@jackson5116]

he didn't lose though, Pena did. I guess as a team you mean, not as a starting pitcher.

[@davidbergin6184]

That was a beautiful game. A real pitcher’s duel. Yes, the Phils were the best team in the league, but by October the Cardinals were the second best, and that night they were actually the best.

[@jackson5116]

pretty sure by October the Cardinals were the best team, because they had an insane run in September to make up that 10.5 deficit.

[@pliuworld]

I'm a Giants fan, but it's hard for me to watch Howard went down like that at the last out while Cardinals celebrating on their field. After Giants lost 2002 WS to Angels, I never went back to watch the Game 6 replay. I imagine the ending image of this game must be as haunting to the Philly fans.

[@aaronschmitt3036]

it really is haunting because they have not recovered from this play if they had just gotten two runs we could've went all the way. instead halladay retired without a ring same is going to happen with lee. Howard is just useless and because of our stupid gm giving him a huge contract we can't afford to get rid of him. btw congrats on winning the WS this year it was a fun one to watch

[@aviator259]

Aaron Schmitt no it wasn't . Lowest rated in history. Actually beats the 2010 and '12 world series where they set record lows. No one gives a shit about the giants except San Fran.

[@Lee_Forre]

pliuworld as painful as any sports loss I've ever endured.

[@mikerusso703]

Aaron Schmitt fun to watch??? are u kidding me?? that world series was boring asf...fuck SF

[@Ilooknothinglikemyfather]

What a pitchers duel.... probably one of the most intense games I have ever seen in my time.

[@michaelhopkins-qi8cy]

Me being a Phillies fan, this game is hard to watch. 102 wins, best record in the MLB, 3-1 odds to win the World Series, but we lose in the first round, ending our mini-dynasty. It would be 11 years before we played postseason ball again. I truly believe that our wild card series victory over the Cardinals last year was revenge from the 2011 NLDS.

[@alfredolopez5408]

Here because of the quarantine. Will look for game 6 of 2011 after this. Incredible games

[@SportsHighlightsPlusMore]

R.I.P Roy, I'm a 16 year old Cardinals fan, and this was one of the best playoff games I have watched

[@DrKennyWang]

This one the best pitcher to pitcher matchup performance that I have ever watched live. Not even close.

[@youknowwhat5008]

This game also marked the final appearance of Ryan Madson as a Phillie, after 8 seasons with the club (2003-2011).

[@lorimeyers3839]

This was a heartbreaker for a Phils fan like me. The beginning of the end. It was a long, lonely 11 years.

[@NyzPantherfan92]

The Yankees 2009-2012 run and the Phillies 2008-2011 run are eerily similar. Just look at the finals outs of this game and the Yankee Game the night before.

[@DrKennyWang]

Man, I forgot how powerful carp’s fastball was. It was a two seamer that he threw in the mid 90s with very very good command. The curveball acted as a change up more or less.

[@coconutdavey]

one of my favorite games of all time. lets get another one cards. one more win and we are headin to the ws.

[@WingzzSilabGarSub]

11:40 - Shumaker's RBI double. 1:15:34 - Ibanez' heartstopping fly ball. 2:18:06 - Furcal's gem play 2:35:30 - The final AB 2:36:50 - The end of The Phillies season.

[@preston1916]

it wasn't until the furcal diving stop that I started to think we could actually shut them out

[@donbaranovic5120]

one of the best ever games

[@ThatBoyMarcus]

Out of all the seasons i've been through as a fan, this one haunts me the most. Because we have our best season in Franchise history, and we loose one of our best players, and we fall in the first round of the playoffs. WOW, and ever since we haven't been the same.

[@aaronschmitt3036]

I think that howard should've retired after that groundout. now pitchers will walk utley to get to howard. he is just one of the many things that has to leave

[@ThatBoyMarcus]

Howard might as well retire because the swinging at pitches low and away has gotten worse. The plate discipline is worse than ever. And on top of that he's just looks like he's done and he cant go on anymore

[@aaronschmitt3036]

he may have had 90+ RBIs but most of them came when we didn't really need them. in clutch situations he would just strikeout. I am also still hating the victorino pence trades that was just stupid on amaro's part

[@ThatBoyMarcus]

Amaro Jr. is just NOT the right guy for the job. I dont know why he's still the GM, and not one for people really getting fired. But they NEED to fire him. Cuz all the guys on are team right now are defects and a lot of em can't even bat a consistent 260 average.

[@ThatBoyMarcus]

ThatBoy Marcus I would rather have Daren Ruf at first base than Ryan, because he has SOOOO MUCH potential to get better, but he hasn't had ONE season yet where they've let him play 100 or more games. He's a power hitter that can drive in runs too me. But he's still striking out and not doing well because, he's not getting the playing time he deserves

[@meltingkrayons5830]

Can we just appreciate the at bat by Skip Schumaker in the first inning? Effectively saved the Cards WS run by grinding it out from 0-2 to get the RBI.

[@unclejemima2017]

Cant believe this is 10 years ago

[@LolYouHype]

This was the end of the Phillies 2007-2011 era. :(

[@sstarlingarcia1238]

They never had Era

[@jackson5116]

1:21 but FOX said Wainwright was the ace, and you're saying Carpenter was the "ace"? Which is it?

[@四季豆-w6f]

卡本特是王牌1、溫萊特是2

[@cvbaann77]

Rip phillies fans (2008-2011)

[@mikerusso703]

cvbaann77 the nl east reign started in 2007 genius

[@rakistangpinoy4745]

RIP Roy "DOC" Halladay. Gone too soon :( from a Blue Jays fan since 1996.

[@MrDragonkarp]

Chris Carpenter is a Big Game Pitcher

[@jacobk23]

It would be nice if we could somehow get these games in HD instead of low streaming quality.

[@EdmacZ]

Five Postseason appearances. Five Division Titles. Two World Series Appearances. One World Series Title. Pretty impressive days for the Phils.

[@fundude4566]

I'm a cardinals fan but the Phillies owner ruined this Phillies team after 2011.

[@chriswilliams4700]

Nah, Middleton was never the problem. Amaro the gm and poor drafting and big busts failed. Not to mention bad moves often for Amaro

[@itsnotadriantho]

Damn sad way to end the Phillies spark with a injury, coming from a Dodgers fan

[@LolYouHype]

I still can't believe it either. At this time it felt like we were undefeatable. After this game Phillies went straight down hill. :(

[@walterlv01]

Even though he took the L, Halladay put on a clinic in the top of the 8th, pitching his way out of that jam with Pujols, Berkman and Holliday up. That was flawless execution.

[@philswc8008]

This game makes me so sick every time I watch it...

[@cromptoncrompts9456]

The Phillies haven't been the same since playing us, the brewers haven't,the rangers haven't, the nationals haven't, and the giants haven't.

[@fundude4566]

The Giants haven't they always beat the cardinals in the nlcs.

[@StlandNUfan]

I don't understand why they wouldn't edit out commercial breaks.

[@a1gamer561]

RIP Roy Halladay

[@thabeaststl3703]

Thank goodness Angel Hernandez wasn't behind the plate to ruin this classic......These two pithcers were two of the best going during this time!!!

[@cutechick86]

love my redbirds!

[@kevinbs05]

Oh good, was worried I was the only one watching it 2 years later :).

[@wolfgabe8925]

Furcal was flying around the bases on that triple in the first, that man has wheels

[@TheNineinchsnails]

had*

[@seanguzy9601]

It's pay back time! Cardinals you are going down!!

[@bigblue9996]

This and the 2002 NFC Championship game are the worst losses in Philadelphia sports history.

[@clarenceparkeriii6249]

Nah nothing ever comes close to Game 6 of the 1993 World Series for Philadelphia

[@linuscutter6935]

IM A RED SOX FAN and since 2004 we have been the CARDINALS nightmare in the WORLDS SERIES. WE SWEPT YOUR ASS in 2004 and took care of you in 6 games this year. BOSTON RED SOX 2013 WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS.

[@dazombieparide2482]

F*** the red sox

[@letsgocards0421]

Nigga why are even here?

[@Kimmberlay6]

yeah and before 2004, the red sox were owned by the cardinals in the world series, so your point isnt really that profound. I think now each team has won 3 world series against each other. evened out i guess

[@linuscutter6935]

JUST REMEMBER THIS BITCH. BOSTON RED SOX 2013 WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS

[@Thepulpgulper]

Linus Cutter Cardinals have 4 more championships and the Red Sox have a 21-29 record so far this year so

[@elijahcason1]

2008 Phillies: Won WS 2009 Phillies: Lost WS 2010 Phillies: Lost NLCS 2011 Phillies: Lost NLDS 2012-2022 Phillies: Missed Playoffs That’s what you call a long, slow death.

[@bjsantana8415]

Oh yeah.

[@Kourumeme]

@@bjsantana8415 Phillies sweep cardinals in wild card. Just ended the Pujols, wainwright, Molina era there.

[@bigblue9996]

2:36:50 The final out.

[@pika62221]

Gameshowboy 92 with ACE Chris Capenter celebrating on the mound, finishing what he started!!

[@VisualTedium]

Legendary. Go Cards

[@leonardolopezmadrigal7069]

Phillies 2006- 2013 end :(

[@StickPogoChamp]

Were overpaying Ryan howard to get injured consistently and strike out in key situations

[@johnconnelly1350]

Bruh I was just 7 years old and I was there

[@chihrongchou1222]

RIP

[@mikerusso703]

RIP Ryan Howard...

[@michaelbornnard28]

Carpenter just pitched lights out in this game. Phillies didn't stand a chance lol

[@andrewsandeen9118]

This game makes my blood boil as a phillies fan

[@yomama418]

What is this "Phillies dynasty" so many people have mentioned in the comments... winning 1 world series does NOT make you a dynasty

[@pomerlain8924]

If they had won the WS in 2011, giving them 2 WS in 4 years, it would have been a dynasty. Their window to win was from 2007-2011.

[@firstname8262]

💔💔

[@NyzPantherfan92]

How this ended was just weird

[@cromptoncrompts9456]

The Phillies haven't been

[@pomerlain8924]

We'll never see a pitcher throw complete game 1-0 shutout again due to analytics. Unless they're throwing a no-hitter or perfect game. Damn shame.

[@lavonbutler6073]

2:36:50

[@stridex8652]

That is saddening lol Its just a game...

[@pika62221]

Too bad the Cardinals didn't have their "ace", I mean you have a Cy Young, World Series winning Chris Carpenter healthy, yet their "ace" Adam Wainwright was hurt. Oh, what, Chris Carpenter was their ace? He pitched a complete-game 3-hit shutout, beating Doc Halladay? Huh, I guess CHRIS CARPENTER IS THE ACE!!! Dumbasses are the ones who know nothing about baseball who said Wainwright was the ace over the experienced Carpenter!

[@lorddevil9019]

Jude Law wainwright was the ace at the time i dont know what ur talking about

[@seanguzy9601]

It's payback time!

[@baseballfreak892]

The Phillies deserved it they had 100+ wins and were by far the best team.

[@TheMasda]

+Baseballfreak892 and that is why they play the game

[@fundude4566]

Cardinals came from 10 plus back to get the wild card they also deserved that win and carpenter was lights out during the game.

[@wolfgabe8925]

No if they deserved it they would've won it, the cardinals were the better team when they needed to be that's why they won, it doesn't matter how many games you win the in the regular season, what matters is that you get to postseason, once your there all the numbers go out the window

[@TheMasda]

That's why they play the game

[@allegravigil3708]

The only way for the “best team” to always win the World Series is to not have a World Series. Just give the team with the best record the Commissioner’s trophy at the end of the regular season. But who wants that?

[@lavonbutler6073]

STL 6 PHI 11 STL 5 PHI 4 PHI 3 STL 2 PHI 3 STL 5 STL 1 PHI 0

[@Jeff76767]

The Cardinals win one of the biggest playoff games in their storied history, but the network just keeps showing Ryan Howard.

[@SuperTrevorMan]

I was at this game, and everyone started throwing empty beer cans and bottles, and other trash at the injured Howard. It was so funny but terrible at the same time haha

[@MM-qi5mk]

I Canceled going to buddies party he was throwing for his wife to stay home and much this alone ahah. Sorry buddy.

[@christophergrathwohl9862]

The Phillies won 102 that season and couldn’t even beat the RED BIRDS HA HA HA

[@kandi303]

The biggest loser-Toronto Blue Jays, they had like Roger Clemons, Pat Hentgen, Doc, Carpenter, Woody Williams, Escobar. And still haven't made a playoff for 20 years

[@rickbrenner6079]

Small-market teams like the Jays could never hold on to talent like that for very long.

[@JokersRWildStudios]

The more talented team didn't win...pathetic. Just pathetic. We should have had Halladay pitch on short rest in game 4 to put them away, and if we didn't do that have Lee pitch game 5 on full rest.

[@felipearce3855]

Lee blew away game 2 with the phillies leading 4-0 after 2 innings.

[@loganhanovic3616]

If I were a cardinal, I wouldent of even celebrated. I would’ve walked right over to him and check on him to see if he was ok.

[@loganhanovic3616]

dflowers30 true dat, I should probably delete this comment

[@ThatBoyMarcus]

Ever since then, i've always disliked the Cardinals, celebrating in front of us, while one of our best players is down, and so are the Phillies

[@ThatBoyMarcus]

Boy Get the Hell outta here

[@pbhoulden8212]

The ironic thing is STL native Ryan Howard struck out and was injured against his hometown team he grew up as a kid rooting for and still may root for, the Cardinals.

[@scottedwards2962]

Too bad the Cardinals would go on to lose the ALCS to the Giants the next year in 2012 after leading the Giants 3-1 and then they would lose the World Series this year to the Red Sox. TOO BAD

[@scottedwards2962]

Brienne Tarth Its too bad because I am a Giants fan and I have be reminded of the Cardinals history of being up 3-1 in a 7 game series and losing the series. Lets start with the 1968 World Series to the Tigers Cardinals were up 3-1 and lost the World Series. THe 1985 World Series the Cardinals were up 3-1 against the Kansas City Royals and lost in 7. then the 1996 the Cardinals in the NLCS were up 3-1 against the Atlanta Braves and they still lost the Series in 7 and now you would lose to my Giants in 7 games after being up 3-1. That is something as a Giants fan I wouldnt be able to stomach and IM JUST STATING THE FACTS THAT THE CARDINALS HAVE A HISTORY OF CHOKING WHEN UP 3-1

[@scottedwards2962]

Brienne Tarth PLUS MAKE THAT TWO TIMES IN THE WORLD SERIES THE RED SOX OWN THE CARDINALS AND THE LAST TWO TIMES THE GIANTS PLAYED THE CARDINALS IN THE NLCS THE GIANTS OWN THAT SHIT

[@scottedwards2962]

Scott Edwards NOW IF ANYONE IS SET IN BASEBALL I WOULD SAY THE YANKEES NOW THAT THEY GOT CARLOS BELTRAN AND JACOBY ELSBURY AND THE CARDINALS GOT RID OF DAVID FREESE THE 2011 WORLD SERIES MVP WHILE THE GIANTS RE-SIGNED HUNTER PENCE TIM LINCECUM, JAVIER LOPEZ AND ADDED TIM HUDSON. WATCH OUT NOW

[@scottedwards2962]

teaguejsify Nah I would say you are the dumbass because you cant accept the fact that the CARDINALS HAVE A HISTORY OF CHOKING IN A 7 GAME SERIES DATING BACK TO 1968. WHY DONT YOU READ UP ON YOUR HISTORY YOU DIPSHIT BEFORE YOU TALK

[@evanjensen2673]

Scott Edwards That matters a lot, since they have had all the same players since 1968.

[@lavonbutler6073]

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