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1989 St. Louis Cardinals 1989 St. Louis Cardinals
1988/1990
Record 86-76 .531
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Standings 3rd in the NL East (7 games back)
Pythagorean 84-78, 84-78, 84-78
Runs (S/A) 632 / 608
BallparkBusch Stadium
Park FactorsBatting: 103 / Pitching: 104
Attendance3,080,980 (1st) (2nd)
Payroll/Avg$16,077,333 / $561,856 (9th)
Spring TrainingSt. Petersburg, Florida (Al Lang Field)
ManagerWhitey Herzog
CoachesDave Ricketts, Jim Riggleman, Johnny Lewis, Mike Roarke, Red Schoedienst, Rich Hacker
ExecutivesOwner: Anheuser-Busch, President: August A. Busch Jr., General Manager: Dal Maxvill
Minor Leagues(AAA) Louisville Redbirds, (AA) Arkansas Travelers, (A) Savannah Cardinals, (A) Hamilton Redbirds, (A) Springfield Cardinals, (A) St. Petersburg Cardinals, (Rookie) Johnson City Cardinals
Radio (KMOX) Jack Buck, Mike Shannon
TV (KPLR) Al Hrabosky, Ken Wilson
Cable TV (CENCOM) Al Hrabosky, Ken Wilson

The 1989 St. Louis Cardinals went 86-76 and finished 3rd in the National League East. The Cardinals drew 3,080,980 to Busch Stadium. Vince Coleman, Pedro Guerrero, Tony Pena and Ozzie Smith made the All-Star team. Gold Glove winners for 1989 included Terry Pendleton and Ozzie Smith.

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