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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Albert Pujols led an all-out assault on Shaun Marcum and a parade of relievers as the Cards handed Milwaukee its worst home loss of 2011, throttling the Brewers by a 12-3 score Monday night in Game 2 of the National League Championship Series. The game was over for all practical purposes in the middle of the seventh following the Cards’ fourth multi-run inning.
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Pujols hammered a two-run homer to left in the first, a two-run double to center in the third and an RBI double to right-center in the fifth—driving in five of the Cardinals’ first six runs. He added another double for a 10-total-base evening, before handing it over to the rest of his offense.
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1. Bhaakon Posted: October 11, 2011 at 04:11 AM (#3959178)my guess is that it's a weak ass play on the Brewers celebration that involves some type of beast. For some ####### strange ass reason the msm is obsessed with the Brewers celebrations, instead of the great Brewers team. I mean the Brewers won the first game, and seriously the guy who is interviewing Braun and Fielder is talking about their celebrations and not their ####### play.
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Amen, AND it's unprofessional bias. The media certainly covers the Cardinals with the proper attention to how the team is... SQUIRREL!
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