Without one beloved player, St. Louis may never have acquired the other -- or dominated the 1960s and '80s. Here's how catcher Tim McCarver and outfielder Willie McGee are connected.
MoreThe Cardinals teams from the 1960s and '80s were some of the most successful in franchise history. St. Louis won six National League pennants and three World Series titles (’64, ’67 and ’82) in those two decades. Two integral players of those decades are linked via a trade tree: catcher Tim McCarver and outfielder Willie McGee.
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10/20/2004: Cardinals outfielder Jim Edmonds crushes a walk-off homer in the 12th inning of Game 6 to push the 2004 NLCS to a Game 7
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10/2/1968: Bob Gibson opens the World Series with a dominant outing, striking out the side in the 9th to finish with 17 K's for the Cardinals
This wasn’t the rookie season Kwang-Hyun Kim thought he was going to have. After signing a two-year deal with the Cardinals, the Korean lefty envisioned taking his solid spring performance and translating it to a full season. Instead, as the coronavirus pandemic shut down baseball, Kim is just feeling grateful he’s found a throwing partner in St. Louis.
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