What do you do when you product now seems old and the kids these days with their iPods and internets don’t respond to your marketing? Make it extreme!
In this case, that means add a word that still technically means the same thing as eat but sounds awesome because generally its about cars.
Wheaties Fuel!
…oh and add Pujols to the box.
Notice the reproduction of Pujol’s signature. That’s how you know he approves of it.
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You Won’t Miss Rick Ankiel, He’ll Be Back Every June as a Royal
Rick Ankiel has come to an agreement to play with cross-state pseudo-baseball team the Royals. Soon Royals fall in love with Rick’s ability to hit the occasional beautiful home run and the breeze in center field he provides on most at-bats for those steamy summer night games.
Ankiel with make $3.25 million next year because he wasn’t very good last year and didn’t play that much.
In a related story I once had a job I wasn’t very good at and only really showed up half the time, but they fired me and I still owed them money for the blue vest.
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Pujols is Proud of McGwire For Coming Out?!
Over the last weekend the national media descended on St. Louis for a chance to talk steroids with Tony LaRussa, Albert Pujols and of course Slightly-Less-Big Mac.
Pujols had some really nice supportive things to say about McGwire to the press, but we can’t shake this feeling that Pujols is a little confused about what Mark confessed too exactly…
Maybe not though. McGwire did seem pretty happy dancing with those “Single Ladies” in that video.
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Rick Ankiel Calls Super-Agent Scott Boras
[Ring! … Ring! … Ring!]
Scott Boras: Hello?
Rick Ankiel: Hey! How have you been?
SB: Uh, good. Who’s this?
RA: Ha! Yeah…so haven’t heard from you in a while.
SB: I know…I’ve been busy. Seriously, who is this?
RA: Rick! Rick Ankiel.
SB: Oh yeah! Sorry…you know…bad connection. How’s the old pitching arm kid?!
RA: Scott, remember? I’m an outfielder now.
SB: …oh yeah. Real shame about that.
RA: Yeah, so anyway…great job with Matt Holliday by the way.
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McGwire to Everyone: “Oh THOSE Steroids! Yeah, I Took Those. Sorry.”
In a story about as shocking as the day Rosie ODonnell came out of the closet, today St. Louis Cardinals hitting coach and former home run champ Mark McGwire confessed he took steroids during his major league career, including 1998. Which of course is the year that JD Drew first played major league baseball…oh and he and some crazy black guy hit a bunch of home runs.
McGwire said he also used human growth hormone, and he didn’t know if his use of performance-enhancing drugs contributed to some of the injuries that led to his retirement, at age 38, in 2001.
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Matt Holiday Signs: $17 Million a Year Seems Like a Lot For a Guy That Can’t Catch
The Cardinals have finally sealed the deal! It took a lot of dinners and getting their had slapped away from some boobs, but after a weekend of some heavy petting, the finally went all the way and got the deal done with the apple of their offseason’s eye, Matt Holiday.
Holliday announced the deal himself on ESPN Radio yesterday. (No, not the St. Louis version 101 ESPN, the national version.
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Pujols is the MVP of the Decade
According to ESPN’s Jayson Stark our very own Albert Pujols is baseball’s MVP of the decade! …duh.
After all, what didn’t Sir Albert do in this decade, outside of forgetting to get to the big leagues until 2001, neglecting to finish in the top four in the MVP voting once and never quite getting around to winning any Nobel Peace Prizes?
So is there really any argument here? If a man has pretty much been the MVP of his league in every single year of an entire decade, what would be the case that he isn’t the MVP for the decade as a whole?
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Shocker: Pujols Wins 3rd MVP
No surprise here.
Still worried about Holliday? Don’t. Worry about Pujols, the future $30 million dollar man.
Photo from ESPN.com
Dan Ceasar Weeps For the One Guy that Doesn’t Have Cable, a Friend or Knows Where a Bar Is
Its October, the MLB playoffs are here and the Cardinals are back in them since their World Series winner in 2006, but if you are the one Cardinal fan in St. Louis that doesn’t have cable, any friends or know where a bar is, you are out of luck!
Don’t worry though, St. Louis Post Dispatch sport media columnist, Dan Ceasar has your back!
None of the Cardinals’ playoff games against National League foes will be on a “free-TV”‘ station.
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The Cards Come to Terms With Their #1 Pick
After trading away pretty much all of their top-end young talent in deals for Mark DeRosa and Matt Holiday, the Cardinals needed to sign #1 pick, and hard-throwing Texas right-hander Shelby Miller.
Miller suddenly becomes the number one best pitching prospect in the Cardinals farm system.
After initially asking for 4 million to sign, Miller and the Cards settled in on 2.875 Million. Still a lot of money, but a lot better for the Cards than 4 mill!
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