Posted on February 1st, 2012 by azruavatar in Uncategorized
We again participated in the United Cardinal Bloggers’ annual with recaps of the minor league team’s seasons from Johnson City through Memphis. You’ll also find a look at the team’s 2011 amateur player draft. I’m going to unceremoniously steal C70‘s description of the annual below the fold. He led the initiative as an editor and was a driving force behind its completion. My thanks to him for allowing us to participate again.
The United Cardinal Bloggers are proud to announce that their second season review publication in as many years is now available for download.
Happy Flight: The Story of the 2011 Cardinals details the incredible season that the St. Louis squad had last year. Highlighted by photography from Erika Lynn and laid out in beautiful full color by Jon Doble,
Happy Flight brings you the highs and lows of the ’11 season, recaps the amazing postseason run, and includes features on Tony La Russa and Lance Berkman, among others. Inside the pages you will find the writing of 15 different Cardinal bloggers, from sites such as
I70 Baseball,
Pitchers Hit Eighth,
Aaron Miles’ Fastball and
Future Redbirds.
Happy Flight clocks in at 93 pages, chock full of Redbird goodness that you’ll enjoy reading time and again.
You can download your copy
at this link. Options for purchasing a printed version and a Kindle version will be released later.
Founded in the fall of 2007, the United Cardinal Bloggers are the only known formalized team-centered blogging community in Major League Baseball. Members participate in various projects throughout the year as well as being a resource for other members. You can find out more about the UCB at their official site, www.unitedcardinalbloggers.com.
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This is a little off topic, but does anyone know of any fantasy baseball sites that are drafting already?
Most roll-over around mid-Feb that I know of.