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Chris Carpenter

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Sep 11, 2026

Bernie MiklaszHOST
2:42
Those teams with pool holes in Molina more than anything, in my opinion.
Bernie MiklaszHOST
2:47
There were other fantastic Cardinals over this time, all those many years, including Adam Wainwright, Chris Carpenter, Jim Edmonds, Matt Holliday, Scott Rowland, Matt Carpenter.
Bernie MiklaszHOST
2:59
I know there were others, but I didn't want to sit here and read names for 25 minutes.
Bernie MiklaszHOST
3:04
Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado came along later.
Taylor StreiffGUEST
44:56
But, but yeah, you know, a little bit different.
Taylor StreiffGUEST
45:02
If we're going to talk about the 2006 Cardinals for a second, you know, I've seen so much, you know, stuff about Chris Carpenter in the last, you know, he's kind of like come up on like some podcasts and stuff lately.
Taylor StreiffGUEST
45:16
Boy, you want to talk about a red ass.
Taylor StreiffGUEST
45:18
That is, that's one of those guys like hard nose, like I'm buttoned up.
Gary MorganHOST
14:39
Then they got hot.
Gary MorganHOST
14:44
Chris Carpenter led the way on the mound.
Gary MorganHOST
14:47
The lineup refused to quit.
Gary MorganHOST
14:48
St. Louis went 18-8 the rest of the way while Atlanta completely unraveled and lost 20 of its final 31 games.
Mike RainsHOST
5:32
There's not that guy on this team right now.
Mike RainsHOST
5:34
So it's interesting to kind of see because – A lot of times you look at a guy like Chris Carpenter, and when they'd go out to make a change, he'd look at you sometimes like, I'm not coming out of this game.
Mike RainsHOST
5:45
Like, I want this game.
Mike RainsHOST
5:47
I think today's pitchers are like, okay, here you go, because that's just what they know how to do because they don't see that leadership from the veterans doing that.
Cabbie RichardsHOST
43:13
have a Dylan Cease though? I can't remember.
Cabbie RichardsHOST
43:15
Was Chris Carpenter? Yeah, they had Chris
Dan RiccioHOST
43:17
Carpenter on that roster.
Dan RiccioHOST
43:18
He was absolutely an assassin with the way that he was pitching in those days.
Tanner LarkinsGUEST
32:30
No, I would love, I would love to see a Dustin May type.
Tanner LarkinsGUEST
32:33
Like I, when, when they signed him last year, it was kind of giving me like Chris Carpenter vibes a little bit, like kind of like reclamation project.
Tanner LarkinsGUEST
32:40
And with, for a portion of the season, I was like, maybe we are getting like a little bit of Chris Carpenter out of them, but, um, I mean, he pitched really well for us for a good stretch there.
Tanner LarkinsGUEST
32:49
And like you said earlier, we got just a king's ransom of prospects in return.
Tanner LarkinsGUEST
32:53
So, so, so excited about the two guys that we got back from Milwaukee there.
Tanner LarkinsGUEST
32:30
No, I would love, I would love to see a Dustin May type.
Tanner LarkinsGUEST
32:33
Like I, when, when they signed him last year, it was kind of giving me like Chris Carpenter vibes a little bit, like kind of like reclamation project.
Tanner LarkinsGUEST
32:40
And with, for a portion of the season, I was like, maybe we are getting like a little bit of Chris Carpenter out of them, but, um, I mean, he pitched really well for us for a good stretch there.
Tanner LarkinsGUEST
32:49
And like you said earlier, we got just a king's ransom of prospects in return.
Tanner LarkinsGUEST
32:53
So, so, so excited about the two guys that we got back from Milwaukee there.
Will LeitchHOST
45:48
They pulled that team back.
Will LeitchHOST
45:50
Like we think of 2011 and we think of Freeze, we think of the Carpenter game, but like they don't get anywhere at all if Albert and Molina don't have absolute monsters.
Will LeitchHOST
46:03
And Chris Carpenter too.
Will LeitchHOST
46:04
Yes, absolutely.
Will LeitchHOST
46:05
Just
Will LeitchHOST
49:53
They stumbled in.
Will LeitchHOST
49:54
It was basically Scott Spezio who had that triple that saved them and then got hot in the playoffs.
Will LeitchHOST
50:00
But like that 0-6 team, of all the inexplicable, joyously inexplicable Cardinals experiences, that 0-6 team, Jeff Weaver turning into Chris Carpenter for a week, Anthony Reyes having that great World Series game one, David Eckstein.
Buck MartinezGUEST
21:11
and invited them to play for Team USA.
Buck MartinezGUEST
21:14
I called Chris Carpenter and Roy Halladay, who had played for me, and they were so uncertain about what was going to happen and how much time they would have to get ready that they didn't want to play.
Buck MartinezGUEST
21:25
I also remember calling Joe Maurer, who was a young catcher at the time and now a Hall of Famer, and he talked to his family and decided that since it was just his second year in the big leagues, it was better for him to stay with his team.
Buck MartinezGUEST
21:38
But I called Chipper Jones, I called Derek Jeter, I called everybody on the roster.
Randy KarrakerHOST
20:38
And number one, 2011, the playoff clincher, September 28th at Houston.
Randy KarrakerHOST
20:43
Chris Carpenter was brilliant.
Randy KarrakerHOST
20:45
He finished off an 8-0 complete game, 11 strikeout, two-hit win over the Astros.
Randy KarrakerHOST
20:51
And the Cardinals...

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