What's the Most Heartbreaking Loss in Cardinals History?

[phillycard]

This game hurts, but ultimately it's just another embarrasing loss among the hundreds of others. The Bears game was a gash to my humanity.

 

[Buckybird]

1984, Washington game.

Watched it in the pit of my dorm at Mizzou with 2 other hardcore fans.

They were otherwise very mild guys, the tv didn't make it, cost me 100 dollars for my share and i didn't do anything to it but I bucked up and paid.

Oh and 1986 December....

Last game ever played in Bush Stadium RIP St. Louis Cardinals lost to the Giants...

If I remember correctly the Cards beat the Giants that day. I think there were 2,000 people at that game!!!

 

[Duckjake]

It ain't over yet! Where's Yogi Berra when you need him?

Telling Rackers that 90% of kicking is half mental.

 

[WisconsinCard]

Your a skinny little wimp.

I got $50 on PA....

Us old dudes are tough

 

[Brian in Mesa]

1984 losing the division to Washington when they lost last game of the year by 2 points to the Redskins. Last time Cards had a chance to win a division title. Havent even been close since.

I agree that was bad, but we have been close since.

7-5 the year Lomax went down. If he had stayed healthy - we would have won the division that season, IMO.

Also - The Cards got screwed by the refs against the Cowboys in 1997-98 at SDS. Final score was 35-28. Jake threw for over 450 yards and 3 TD's. There should have been pass interference on the final pass to Rob Moore in the endzone. If we had won that game we would have won the division.

 

[Osbern61]

1984, Washington game.

Watched it in the pit of my dorm at Mizzou with 2 other hardcore fans.

They were otherwise very mild guys, the tv didn't make it, cost me 100 dollars for my share and i didn't do anything to it but I bucked up and paid.

Oh and 1986 December....

Last game ever played in Bush Stadium RIP St. Louis Cardinals lost to the Giants...

Must have been 1987, and I think we won the game as well.

Someone previously mentioned their first Cardinal reality moment; mine was a game in 1973 that the Eagles won on a long pass to Harold Carmicheal with no time remaining on the clock. I never got over that until Jake's big pass to Martay Jenkins to beat the Eagles in 2001.

 

[john h]

Just asking. And yes, I ask a lot of questions

Got to be the Bears game last year and I have been watching games since 1944.