Out of park baseball 26 1946 St. Louis Cardinals - game 28

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Out of the Park Baseball 26 historical 1946 season. Join me as I reply the 1946 season, as the manager of the St. Louis Cardinals. Can St. Louis win the World Series? I set the replay up to use the actual transactions, and lineups from 1946.

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