Eleven championship banners hang in St. Louis, and a few of the clubs that fell short won more games than the ones that raised them.
11942 CardinalsWon a franchise-record 106 games and beat the Yankees four games to one in the World Series.1000pts
21926 CardinalsPlayer-manager Rogers Hornsby's 89–65 team won the franchise's first World Series, beating the Yankees in seven games.616pts
31967 CardinalsWent 101–60 with MVP Orlando Cepeda and beat Boston in seven as Bob Gibson won three complete games.550pts
41931 CardinalsWent 101–53 and beat the Philadelphia Athletics in a seven-game World Series sparked by Pepper Martin.550pts
51964 CardinalsOvertook the collapsing Phillies in the final days at 93–69, then beat the Yankees in seven as Ken Boyer won MVP.498pts
62011 CardinalsErased a 10.5-game August deficit to take the wild card and won the World Series in seven after David Freese's Game 6 heroics.372pts
72013 CardinalsWent 97–65 with the NL's best record and lost the World Series to Boston in six.293pts
81982 CardinalsWhitey Herzog's speed-and-defense team went 92–70 and beat the Milwaukee Brewers in a seven-game World Series.293pts
92004 CardinalsWon 105 games with Albert Pujols, Scott Rolen and Jim Edmonds before being swept by Boston in the World Series.293pts
102006 CardinalsWon the World Series over Detroit in five games after an 83–78 regular season.293pts
111944 CardinalsWent 105–49 with NL MVP Marty Marion and 22-game winner Mort Cooper, then beat the crosstown St. Louis Browns in six games in the all-St. Louis World Series.200pts
121946 CardinalsWon the NL's first tiebreaker playoff over Brooklyn and beat Boston in a World Series decided by Enos Slaughter's "Mad Dash".200pts
131934 CardinalsThe "Gashouse Gang" went 95–58 behind Dizzy Dean's 30 wins and beat Detroit in a seven-game World Series.200pts
141968 CardinalsBob Gibson posted a 1.12 ERA for a 97–65 pennant winner that lost the World Series to Detroit in seven.0pts
Photo credits
- 1967 Cardinals — Johnmaxmena2, CC BY-SA 4.0
- 2011 Cardinals — Jleybov, CC BY-SA 3.0
- 2013 Cardinals — Johnmaxmena2, CC BY-SA 3.0
- 1982 Cardinals — Johnmaxmena (talk)John Mena, CC BY 3.0
- 2004 Cardinals — Jeffrey Hayes, CC BY 2.0
- 2006 Cardinals — UCinternational, CC BY-SA 2.0






















