St Louis Cardinals haven't had a losing season since 2007. : r/mlb

Yankees eliminated from postseason contention with loss

When the St. Louis Cardinals inevitably finish below .500 this season it will mark just their 24th losing season in the last 100 years. If the Marlins finish below .500 it will

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Woo] The Cardinals lose to the Phillies, 5-4. They are 65-82, meaning they have officially guaranteed their first losing season since 2007, and their first losing season under John Mozeliak's tenure. : r/baseball

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Cardinals secure cruel fate: First losing record since 2007

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