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2010 Schedule

April
4	5 CIN 1:10	6	7 CIN 7:10	8 CIN 12:35	9 MLW 8:10	10 MLW 3:10
11 MLW 8:05	12 HOU 4:15	13	14 HOU 8:15	15 HOU 1:40	16 NYM 8:15	17 NYM 1:10
18 NYM 8:05	19 ARZ 9:40	20 ARZ 9:40	21 ARZ 9:40	22	23 SF 10:15	24 SF 3:00
25 SF 4:05	26 ATL 8:15	27 ATL 8:15	28 ATL 8:15	29 ATL 1:40	30 CIN 8:15

May
						1 CIN 1:10
2 CIN 2:15	3 PHI 7:05	4 PHI 7:05	5 PHI 7:05	6 PHI 1:05	7 PIT 7:05	8 PIT 7:05
9 PIT 1:35	10	11 HOU 8:15	12 HOU 8:15	13 HOU 1:40	14 CIN 7:10	15 CIN 7:10
16 CIN 1:10	17 WAS 8:15	18 WAS 8:15	19 FLA 8:15	20 FLA 1:40	21 LAA 8:15	22 LAA 1:10
23 LAA 2:15	24	25 SD 10:05	26 SD 10:05	27 SD 6:35	28 CHC 2:20	29 CHC 4:10
30 CHC 2:20	31 CIN 4:15

June
		1 CIN 8:15	2 CIN 8:15	3	4 MLW 8:15	5 MLW 4:10
6 MLW 2:15	7 LAD 10:10	8 LAD 10:10	9 LAD 10:10	10	11 ARZ 9:40	12 ARZ 8:10
13 ARZ 4:10	14 SEA 8:15	15 SEA 8:15	16 SEA 8:15	17	18 OAK 8:15	19 OAK 1:00
20 OAK 2:15	21	22 TOR 7:07	23 TOR 7:07	24 TOR 7:07	25 KC 8:10	26 KC 2:10
27 KC 2:10	28 ARZ 8:15	29 ARZ 8:15	30 ARZ 2:15

July
				1 MLW 8:15	2 MLW 8:15	3 MLW 4:10
4 MLW 2:15	5	6 COL 8:40	7 COL 8:40	8 COL 3:10	9 HOU 8:05	10 HOU 7:05
11 HOU 2:05	12	13	14	15 LAD 8:15	16 LAD 8:15	17 LAD 1:00
18 LAD 2:15	19 PHI 8:15	20 PHI 8:15	21 PHI 8:15	22 PHI 2:15	23 CHC 2:20	24 CHC 1:05
25 CHC 2:20	26	27 NYM 7:10	28 NYM 7:10	29 NYM 12:10	30 PIT 8:15	31 PIT 7:15

August
1 PIT 2:15	2 HOU 8:15	3 HOU 8:15	4 HOU 8:15	5	6 FLA 7:10	7 FLA 7:10
8 FLA 1:10	9 CIN 7:10	10 CIN 7:10	11 CIN 12:35	12	13 CHC 8:05	14 CHC 4:10
15 CHC 2:15	16	17 MLW 8:15	18 MLW 2:15	19	20 SF 8:15	21 SF 1:00
22 SF 2:15	23 PIT 7:05	24 PIT 7:05	25 PIT 7:05	26 WAS 7:05	27 WAS 7:05	28 WAS 7:05
29 WAS 1:35	30 HOU 8:05	31 HOU 8:05

September
			1 HOU 2:05	2	3 CIN 8:15	4 CIN 7:15
5 CIN 2:15	6 MLW 2:10	7 MLW 8:10	8 MLW 8:10	9 ATL 7:10	10 ATL 7:35	11 ATL 4:10
12 ATL 1:35	13 CHC 8:15	14 CHC 8:15	15 CHC 8:15	16 SD 8:15	17 SD 8:15	18 SD 7:15
19 SD 2:15	20	21 PIT 7:05	22 PIT 7:05	23 PIT 12:35	24 CHC 2:20	25 CHC 1:00
26 CHC 2:20	27 PIT 8:15	28 PIT 8:15	29 PIT 1:40	30 COL 8:15

October
					1 COL 8:15	2 COL 1:10
3 COL 2:15	4	5	6	7	8	9

Cardinals sign 17 to one-year deals
Jupiter, FL (Sports Network) - The St. Louis Cardinals signed 17 players to one-year contracts, the club announced Saturday, including outfielder Skip Schumaker and infielder Brendan Ryan.

Also signed were pitchers Mitchell Boggs, Jaime Garcia, Blake Hawksworth, Josh Kinney, Charlie Manning, Kyle McClellan, Jason Motte, Chris Perez and Matt Scherer; infielders Brian Barden, Tyler Greene and Jarrett Hoffpauir; and outfielders Brian Barton, Joe Mather, and Nick Stavinoha.

Schumaker played in 153 games for the Cardinals last season, splitting time between all thr... More...

Hitting Leaders
AVG	Albert Pujols	.327
HR	Albert Pujols	47
RBI	Albert Pujols	135
R	Albert Pujols	124
SB	Albert Pujols	16

Pitching Leaders
W	Adam Wainwright	19
S	Ryan Franklin	38
ERA	Chris Carpenter	2.24
WHIP	Chris Carpenter	1.01
K	Adam Wainwright	212

Injuries
Player	Status	Prognosis	Eligible to Return

Player Notes

Todd Wellemeyer, P

Monday 2/8, 8:27 PM CT

The Giants have offered Todd Wellemeyer a minor league deal, according to the Mercury News.

Our View:Wellemeyer held a dismal 5.89 ERA and 1.77 WHIP over 122.1 innings (21 starts) with St. Louis in 2009, and the 31-year-old hurler is unlikely going to get a strong deal elsewhere.

Skip Schumaker, 2B

Monday 2/8, 7:03 PM CT

Skip Schumaker has agreed to a two-year deal with the Cardinals to avoid arbitration, according to team beat writer Matthew Leach's twitter page. It is believed to be worth $4.7MM.

Our View:Schumaker is batting .312 over his last three seasons in St. Louis, and scored 172 total runs over his last two. The 29-year-old middle infielder was worth retaining for another two years.

Todd Wellemeyer, P

Friday 2/5, 1:43 PM CT

The New York Post is reporting that the Mets could sign former Cardinals pitcher Todd Wellemeyer.

Our View:So this is what happens when you strike out on literally every single free agent pitcher that didn't have a 5.89 ERA in 2009? This being the Mets we're talking about, however, we are probably just lucky they don't want him to play first base.

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