Sprayahen's St. Louis Cardinals and Other Notes on the State of Baseball is now officially hosted by BlueHost.com, and you can now find us at http://www.sprayahen.com. Now that it has its own domain, ESPN will surely be dethroned soon.
-Spencer

After being offended by the success of Cubs pitcher Ryan Dempster (bad), Larry Walker and Scott Rolen homered to secure a 4-0 win over Chicago on Thursday. Chris Carpenter also had a big game; he threw his first shutout as a Cardinal and avoided the embarrassment of giving up any runs to the likes of Henry Blanco and Jerry Hairston.
-Brian

White Sox DH Frank Thomas expressed a great deal of unhappiness with manager Ozzie Guillen after Guillen publicly criticized him for having “a bad attitude.” Thomas went on to say this has been a constant problem throughout his years in Chicago. Well, that could be because Frank Thomas is, in fact, a very pissy fellow.
-Brian

New entries in Brian's Archive, Hammons Field Diary, and The RRBL. I apologize on behalf of my colleague for writing so much.
-Spencer

Matt Morris and his Cast Away beard make their 2005 season debut tonight against the Pirates. Hopefully he doesn't serve up three home runs to Jack "Flash" Wilson.
-Spencer

New entry in Hammons Field Diary.
-Spencer

New entry in Spencer's Archive.
-Spencer

New entry in Brian's Archive and The RRBL.
-Spencer

New entry in Spencer's Archive.
-Spencer

Philadelphia 13, St. Louis 4. God the Cardinals are terrible.
-Spencer

After going 1-2 in Saturday's loss to Toronto, Edgar Renteria is now hitting .158 (3-19) with the Red Sox. His release should be coming any day now.
-Spencer

New entry in Brian's Archive.
-Spencer

Added the Hammons Field Diary page to the site. (It rules.)
-Spencer  

Finally, the long awaited second month of Sprayahen's St. Louis Cardinals and Other Notes on the State of Baseball news and updates. Unfortunately that is currently the only update we have for today.
-Spencer

Obligatory April Fool's Day joke: Mike Matheny is dead. Sadly, it is only an April Fool's comment.
-Spencer