The New York Mets (31-39) and St. Louis Cardinals (38-32) will continue a National League series Tuesday night at Busch Stadium, with the first pitch scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET
The New York Yankees (27-24) and St. Louis Cardinals (29-23) will meet up in a interleague matchup Wednesday night at Busch Stadium, with the first pitch scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET
The St. Louis Cardinals (27-22) and Cincinnati Reds (22-25) will continue a National League Central series Sunday night at the Great American Ball Park, with the first pitch scheduled for 8:00 p.m. ET on ESPN
The Atlanta Braves (22-17) and St. Louis Cardinals (21-20) will open up a National League series Friday night at Busch Stadium, with the first pitch scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET
The St. Louis Cardinals (38-35) and Miami Marlins (34-38) will open up a three-game National League series on Monday night at Marlins Park, with the first pitch scheduled for 7:10 ET
The World Series is finally here, though not with the teams most expected to be here. Texas, sure, fair game, they had great odds for the series, but the Cards were heavy underdogs to even get past their opening opponent in the Phillies. We’ll take a look here at what this series could bring, by utilizing a position by position analysis. All betting odds come from Bodog.
The series stays in Saint Louis, and is now tied 2-2. A win by Saint Louis tonight would put Milwaukee’s backs against the wall, needing to win two straight at home to make it through to the World Series. We’ll take a look at who might prevail in this crucial game five
While we wait for the offshore sportsbooks to post home run derby betting odds for the outright winner, we can glance over the opening home run derby odds for the player matchups. At first glance Miguel Cabrera looks like the bookmakers favorite to win the 2010 home run derby once betting lines are posted.