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Cardinals third baseman Joe Torre poses before a 1971 game. Torre would later be named the National League’s Most Valuable Player that season, batting .363 with 230 hits and 137 RBIs. (Bettmann/CORBIS)
GALLERY: Joe Torre Through The Years
Johan Santana celebrates after throwing a no-hitter against the Cardinals on Friday. Santana became the first pitcher in Mets history to hurl a no-hitter as the Mets cruised to a 8-0 victory. (Mike Strobe/SI)
GALLERY: Most Recent No Hitters By Team
Cardinals fans camp out for tickets before the 1964 World Series against the Yankees. St. Louis was expected to plummet this season without Albert Pujols but the Cardinals are 27-22, second place in the NL Central. (Marvin E. Newman/SI)
POWER RANKINGS: Find out where the Cardinals rank
GALLERY: Classic Photos of the St. Louis Cardinals
Jack “Hacksaw” Reynolds tackles Terry Metcalf during a 1975 Rams-Cardinals game. (Neil Leifer/SI)
Cardinals shortstop Ozzie Smith tries to turn a double play during Game 2 of the 1985 World Series. On this day in 1993, Smith became the game’s first $1 million player when he signed a three-year deal with St. Louis. (Manny Millan/SI)
SI VAULT: Ozzie Smith is among the best shortstops to ever play (9.28.87)
Reds 1B Joey Votto is greeted by his teammates before a April 2011 game against Cardinals. SI.com’s Joe Sheehan predicts Cincinnati will win the 2012 World Series. Check out the rest of his predictions below. (Al Tielemans/SI)
SHEEHAN: My baseball predictions for 2012
CORCORAN: New Year’s resolutions for NL teams | AL
LEMIRE: Reviewing the biggest MLB stories of 2011
Dallas quarterback Troy Aikman throws a pass during a 1994 Cowboys-Cardinals game. (Al Tielemans/SI)
SI VAULT: Aikman leads Dallas to Super Bowl victory over the Bills (2.7.94)
Jerome Simpson made the play of the season during the first half of today’s Bengals-Cardinals game, snagging a pass from Andy Dalton and leapfrogging Daryl Washington on his way to the endzone. (AP)
Many football fans consider this 100-yard interception return by James Harrison to be the greatest play in Super Bowl history. The return helped the Steelers defeat the Cardinals, 27-23, to win their sixth Super Bowl. Harrison has been in the news this week, but not for the best of reasons. His helmet-to-facemask hit on Browns quarterback Colt McCoy last Thursday resulted in a one-game suspension from the league. Harrison is the first player to miss game time as a penalty under the league’s revamped policy on such collisions. (Heinz Kluetmeier/SI)
Life is good for Albert and Deidre Pujols today. The three-time MVP inked a reported 10-year, $250 million contract with Los Angeles. The Angels also signed C.J. Wilson, making them an instant contender, writes SI’s Tom Verducci. (Steve Erle/SI)
VERDUCCI: A change in mindset led to Angels shopping spree
VIDEO: Do these signings make the Angels instant contenders?
GALLERY: Rare photos of Albert Pujols
Members of San Francisco’s special teams unit bury Cardinals punt returner Patrick Peterson and cause a fumble during the third quarter of yesterday’s game. The 49ers improved to 9-1 with a 23-7 victory at Candlestick Park. (Tony Medina/Icon SMI)
KING MMQB: Week 11 sets up the best Thanksgiving Day games ever
BURKE: With Cutler injured, quarterback options limited for Chicago
BANKS: Lions rediscover their mojo and other thoughts on Week 11
MACK: Game-by-game fantasy observations, analysis from Week 11
Ryne Sandberg stretches during a 1990 photo shoot at the Cubs spring training facility. The Hall of Famer, who has spent the past four seasons managing in the Cubs’ farm system, was told by new team president Theo Epstein that he was not a candidate to manage the team in 2012. The Cardinals, however, have interest in Sandberg and will interview him for their vacant managerial job. (Corbis)
SHEEHAN: Previewing the hot stove season for the NL East
LEMIRE: Ranking the 50 top free agents in baseball
This week’s isse of Sports Illustrated features two covers. The first is the Green Bay Packers receiving corp posing with QB Aaron Rodgers. The second is Albert Pujols and Rafael Furcal embracing after the Cardinals’ World Series victory. (Packers - Robert Beck/SI; Cardinals - Al Tielemans/SI)
A scene from the stands in Busch Stadium at Thursday’s Cardinals-Rangers World Series game. It’s good to be in St. Louis today. (REUTERS/Jim Young)
Dallas running back Dan Reeves is gang-tackled by Joe Robb (No. 84), Chuck Walker (No. 79) and Don Brumm (No. 86) during a 1966 game between the Cowboys and Cardinals (Neil Leifer/SI)
