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In response to "Thinking about LaRussa, why do you think the Cardinals are able to compete so successfully from a small market when that is rote excuse for others?" by pmb

The Cards draw 3.5m every year and have a payroll of $100m.

Posted by spamlet Oct 31 '11, 10:56

Those are huge differences between them and other small market teams.

It's a historical accident because the Cards were the farthest south and west until 1957. Travel anywhere in the south and you will find plenty of Cards fans.

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difference between them and KC is large. -- nm - tRuMaN Oct 31, 10:59
AM Radio is why my father has been a Cards fan for life. -- nm - David Oct 31, 10:57 3
- That too. Though, I lose KMOX about 75 miles west of STL. - spamlet Oct 31, 10:58 2
  - We used to listen to KMOX when I was in Rolla. Hell, I remember listening to a Blues game on KMOX driving home from NC as we were going through TEN. -- nm - Jim Oct 31, 10:59 1
    - That's why I was so livid in the car. Lost it before the Hermann exit. - spamlet Oct 31, 11:01

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The Cards draw 3.5m every year and have a payroll of $100m.

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