Tony Clark

In other news: Free-agent first baseman Tony Clark and the New York Yankees were close to a deal Wednesday that was contingent on his passing a team physical.

12/30 Glendon Rusch, The Cardinals are talking to Rusch's agent.Rusch who posted a 6.42 ERA in 32 appearances, including 19 starts, with the Brewers last season, is also being courted by the Rangers, Giants and D-Rays, along with the Hanshin Tigers and Yokohama BayStars, according to his agent.

Imagine how much attention he would get, if he could actually pitch.

In other news: Free-agent first baseman Tony Clark and the New York Yankees were close to a deal Wednesday that was contingent on his passing a team physical.

12/30 Glendon Rusch, The Cardinals are talking to Rusch's agent.Rusch who posted a 6.42 ERA in 32 appearances, including 19 starts, with the Brewers last season, is also being courted by the Rangers, Giants and D-Rays, along with the Hanshin Tigers and Yokohama BayStars, according to his agent.

Imagine how much attention he would get, if he could actually pitch.

When looking at the 85 & 03 versions of the Cardinals, around the horn, I'd give the edge to the 85 team at 1st & 2nd base with Clark and Herr over Martinez and Vina/Hart - but from there the edge has to go with the 2003 edition of the Cardinals with Renteria, Rolen, Matheny, Pujols, Edmonds of course any of the outfielders on the 85 team - Coleman, Van Slyke and Willie McGee would have been better than JD Drew.
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In other news: Free-agent first baseman Tony Clark and the New York Yankees were close to a deal Wednesday that was contingent on his passing a team physical.

12/30 Glendon Rusch, The Cardinals are talking to Rusch's agent.Rusch who posted a 6.42 ERA in 32 appearances, including 19 starts, with the Brewers last season, is also being courted by the Rangers, Giants and D-Rays, along with the Hanshin Tigers and Yokohama BayStars, according to his agent.

Imagine how much attention he would get, if he could actually pitch.