Cards can still deal even without a full deck

Here we are, 41 games into the season, and the Cardinals are being tested in a way they never thought they'd be tested. Their 20-11 start has dissolved into a 2-8 freefall. A division lead that was stretched to four games is down to a half-game. And the Cardinals have a stunning number of injuries.
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Cardinals' depth tested by rash of injuries

The Cardinals felt during Spring Training that they had a substantial amount of depth in the organization and now they will find out just how much coverage that insurance can provide.
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Cardinals look to snap skid against Padres

The 2012 season has been a struggle for the Padres. Lately, the Cardinals have been finding out what that's like. The two teams start a three-game series on Monday in St. Louis, with the Cards hobbling.
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MRI to determine severity of Berkman's injury

Still uncertain about the severity of a right knee injury he sustained in Saturday's game, Lance Berkman moved around the visitors' clubhouse quite gingerly on Sunday.
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Cardinals swept out of LA on late pinch-hit HR

Reliever Marc Rzepczynski gave up a three-run, pinch-hit home run to Scott Van Slyke in the seventh inning, as the Cardinals dropped a 6-5 decision to the Dodgers on Sunday night in Los Angeles. First baseman Matt Adams had two hits in his big league debut.
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Adams hopes to impress in big league stint

Cognizant that the circumstances weren't ideal, Matt Adams joined the Cardinals at Dodger Stadium on Sunday determined to make a strong impression in his first big league opportunity.
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Day after knee injury, Berkman placed on DL

Already severely bitten by the injury bug this week, the Cardinals watched another starter hobble off the field during Saturday's 6-0 loss to the Dodgers. This time, it was first baseman Lance Berkman, who left with a right knee injury and was placed on the disabled list on Sunday.
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Lohse called on to steady Cardinals

Kyle Lohse pitches for the Cardinals opposite Chad Billingsley for the Dodgers as the two injury-plagued teams wrap up a weekend series in Los Angeles on Sunday Night Baseball.
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Berkman exits with knee injury, to have MRI

Lance Berkman became the latest injured Cardinal, exiting Saturday's game against the Dodgers after the second inning with a right knee injury. He will have an MRI exam on Monday.
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Cards come up empty, and lose Berkman

Jake Westbrook pitched into the seventh inning, but the Cardinals could not penetrate Clayton Kershaw on Saturday night, falling to the Dodgers and also losing Lance Berkman to injury.
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