vivaelbirdos.com (the equivalent Cardinals site) every so often, and I noticed that they have the new SBNations format in place.
http://www.vivaelbirdos.com/

An article down the page (welcome to new vivaelbirdos...if I recall) talks about the changes.  Apparently the new format will allows us all to make postings on other SBNations baseball web sites.

another rough outing for Woody.  6 R (5 ER) on 9 hits in 4.0 IP, with 1 HR, 1 K, and 2 BB.  that does LOWER his ERA to 13.89, but i'm sure it doesn't do anything to Coop's concerns about whether he's one of the top 5 candidates for the starting rotation.  he should get at least two more appearances before the season starts.  if he doesn't turn a corner in a big way, i sure hope Coop can do the right thing and give somebody else his spot in the rotation.

nice games offensively from a few guys.  Bourn knocks his 2nd home run of the Spring.  so did Pence.  Newhan and House, who had a real nice day, also went deep.  Abercrombie went 2-3, driving in a run and scoring two himself, and getting on again with a walk, stealing three bases in the process.  i really hope he can come on strong and make a bid for the last OF spot.  he's got some power potential, but definitely the speed and defense that we don't currently have on the bench.

Geary and Houston both had positive appearances in relief of Woody.  Geary was the radio guys' player of the game.  Paronto got knocked around a bit and Randolph had some control problems (again).

Another high scoring affair.  Astros pull it off though, 10-9.

I caught ony the last half inning on MLB.com. Dodgers scored one and left the bases loaded to end the game. Carlos Hines, pitching, was wild. To Hines' credit he allowed only one run after entering the game with two men on and no outs. The Astros shortstop (Maysonet?) missed a relatively easy grouder that was called a hit but looked like an error to me to allow the run to score.

Statistically, Woody Williams gave up 9 hits (one homerun) and 6 runs in 4 innings to stay on par with his 13.89 ERA. I don't think Woody Williams will make the opening day roster. Astros pitchers Geary (2 innings) and Houston (1 inning) had good outings.

If I heard correctly this was the last Dodgers game ever at Vero Beach  (or maybe the last Astros game ever against the Dodgers at Vero Beach - Dodgers are relocating)

Berkman and Lee did not play. Tejada continued his poor spring at the plate (striking out twice in 3 at bats). Multiple hit game by House,  Abercrombie, and Perez. Five Astros hit homeruns.

Bourn has been an eye-opener. He's exciting. I saw part of one game on MLB.com where Bourn stole third. I could not believe how fast he got there. And he hits, too?  

I read somewhere Astros might keep Quintero on the opening day roster and send him down too AAA a  few games later because, with most teams set on opening day, Quintero was more likely to pass through waivers unclaimed after opening day.

I wonder if anyone had a pool on how many games  Matsui would play before he went on the DL.  The winning number would have been 0 games.