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As of Tuesday's matches, the St. Louis Cardinals hold a record of 55-71, positioning them at the bottom of the National League Central standings. Their deficit from the top spot is a considerable 13.5 games, while they lag behind the fourth-positioned Pirates by a margin of 1.5 games. This decline is astonishing, especially for a franchise with a rich history and a recent division victory just last year. A recent post from MLB Now's social media account states that the Cardinals are currently on track to achieve something they haven't experienced since 1990: finishing in the last place.

The trade deadline is always fun, but it is particularly fun to think about the Giants adding some really big names

Back in spring training, I ranked the six divisions. After putting the AL East first (correctly), I thought the easiest thing was to put aside the two Central divisions for the last two spots. Again, correctly. It's fun when things pan out like that, huh? I'm always accountable for my bad predictions, so I'll also toot my own horn when nailing it like this. And, boy, are the two Central divisions terrible.

With only six weeks remaining until Major League Baseball's August 1 trade deadline, it's time for another prognostication on which teams will be buying and which teams will be selling. But instead of simply offering up a boring "buyer" or "seller" designation for each team, we're taking it old school by asking a Magic 8 Ball whether each team will be a buyer at the trade deadline.

Well, Strickland gave up another homer in the ninth. Wait, that was the Mariners game, still felt the same. This will be a long season for the Giants. BTW, didn't Belt hit something like .400 during spring training.

Ever wanted to listen to early baseball radio broadcasts? Now you can. Enjoy the Giants and Yankees facing off in the world series in 1936, and many more. Hat tip to Fangraphs for pointing me to this: https://www.fangraphs.com/tht/radio-days-a-treasure-trove-of-old-time-baseball/

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