Matt Holliday
ST. LOUIS, MO - MAY 18: Norichika Aoki #7 of the Milwaukee Brewers catches a fly ball hit by Matt Holliday #7 of the St. Louis Cardinals in the first inning at Busch Stadium on May 18, 2013 in St. Louis, Missouri.
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He's a horse. He comes out and gives us seven innings ... He's just one of our big guys.
It was a shocker ... It didn’t make sense. I was the one always insisting we eat right. I always exercised. I probably had this false sense of invincibility. It shows the only surefire way to know is to be tested.
As hitters we can get caught up in that last 10 at-bats and what they looked like, too ... That’s human. You have to remember you’re going to get 600 or 700 plate appearances. You have to stay the course and can’t be consumed by a handful of results. We had to remind each other of that.More quotes »
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Cardinals 4, Mets 2: As Mets Struggle, Collins Keeps Calm
Roberson/Associated Press The Cardinals’ Matt Holliday scoring ahead of Mets catcher John Buck in the fourth inning Wednesday night. ST. LOUIS — Years ago, Terry Collins possessed a far more inflammable personality, one capable of channeling ire toward the from The New York Times Read more »
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A Moment of Not Taking Clayton Kershaw for Granted
the 2009 playoffs, meaning Kershaw has never allowed a curveball home run in the regular season. The curveball homer was hit by Matt Holliday, and he was out in front of the pitch, barely leaving the yard. Even this curveball wasn’t confidently blasted. Tuesday from FanGraphs Read more »
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Dillon Gee roughed up by Cards
as he suffered his fifth loss of the season Tuesday night against the Cardinals. Gee (2-5) surrendered a run-scoring single to Matt Holliday and a two-run double to Allen Craig in the opening frame. He gave up three more runs in the third and was charged with from CBS Sports Read more »
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Beltran, Cards down Mets
the St. Louis Cardinals take a 10-4 win over the slumping New York Mets. Allen Craig drove in a pair and Matt Carpenter, Matt Holliday and Pete Kozma drove in a run apiece for the streaking Cardinals, who have captured 11 of their last 13 contests. Jon Jay from The Sports Network Read more »
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New York Mets (14-21) at St. Louis Cardinals (24-13) 8:15 p.m. (ET)
as the Cardinals broke a 3-3 tie with three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning. Matt Carpenter had an RBI single and Matt Holliday later clubbed a two-run homer with two out. Scott Rice was saddled with the loss for allowing the go-ahead run in relief from Miami Herald Read more »
