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Friday’s victory at Chicago — featuring the greatest Cards inning since the 11th in Game 6 — resuscitated St. Louis.

Donnie Ebert wrote:https://youtu.be/2rNSfW9rzW8?t=4m50s

Tim wrote:

Donnie Ebert wrote:https://youtu.be/2rNSfW9rzW8?t=4m50s

Uh what was that?

The New York Times wrote:When they were out to eat, on their third date, Ms. LaRocca enlisted Mr. Hochman to audition for a short independent film she wrote with her brother, in which her brother would star and she would direct. She raised $6,200 through a crowdfunding site to make the film, “Must Fool Everyone,” which was shot in nine days.

“She started telling me about this cousin character who thinks he’s cool and a ladies’ man but is pretty much a doofus,” said Mr. Hochman, who performed standup comedy during his time in Denver. “So I began reading the menu as if I were him, mispronouncing stuff. I wasn’t auditioning, just goofing around.” And while Ms. LaRocca was nervous to cast someone she had just started dating, she said he mastered the real audition and got the part.

Radbird wrote:

Friday’s victory at Chicago — featuring the greatest Cards inning since the 11th in Game 6 — resuscitated St. Louis.

Just a bit hyperbolic.

Farewell Friends wrote:I couldn't believe he actually typed those words. I'm wondering if he's actually paid attention since 2011.

Benjamin Hochman wrote:Yadier Molina, the face of the Cardinals franchise, faced the repercussions of Friday's Instagram post, and after all of it apparently decided: You know what, I'm going to do it again.
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It seems that Molina is frustrated, but I just don't like this approach to showing it. And all of Twitter is atwitter.
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In regards to Molina's post, it might feel good for him, and right for him, to get his emotions off his chest protector.

Somewhere in St. Louis, in the John Burroughs of burrows, the Rally Squirrel retired to a leisurely life of high-end acorns … when Wednesday he heard the news of his purring peer.

And of course, this is the proud franchise of the likes of Pawsie Smith, Tommy Purr, the aforementioned Yadi Meowlina and Hard Hittin' Mark Kitten.

Freed Roger wrote:http://www.stltoday.com/sports/columns/ ... 0ed92.html

Hochman having an orgasm over this cat

Somewhere in St. Louis, in the John Burroughs of burrows, the Rally Squirrel retired to a leisurely life of high-end acorns … when Wednesday he heard the news of his purring peer.

And of course, this is the proud franchise of the likes of Pawsie Smith, Tommy Purr, the aforementioned Yadi Meowlina and Hard Hittin' Mark Kitten.

The cat was probably headed to The Humane Society.

Molina was about to do something inhumane to the Kansas City Royals.