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Name	Team	Age
Ed Cardenal	Retired (1978, Age 36)	Died (2022, Age 80)
Drafted	Position	Bats/Throws
Round 2, Pick 18 (1964)	RP	R/R
League	Option Years	Majors Service Time
Albert Pujols League	0	11 years (129 games)
Total Rating	Arm	Range
B-	B	D+
Contact vs R	Contact vs L	Speed
D-	D-	C
Power vs R	Power vs L	Bunting
D-	F	C-
Endurance	Velocity	Control
C	B-	B
Leadership	Mentor Value
B-	B+
Health	Injured Days	Birthday
B-	0	10/7/1942
WS Rings	WS Appearances	LCS Appearances
0	1	1
Alt Pos (---)	Alt Pos (---)	Alt Pos (---)
F  (0.0 %)	F  (0.0 %)	F  (0.0 %)

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Career Transactions

Date	Transaction
1978-11-01	Ed Cardenal has retired from the Free Agency Pool
1978-08-16	The Chicago Engineers have waived Ed Cardenal.
1978-04-01	The Chicago Engineers have promoted Lefty Garcia to the major league team. The Chicago Engineers have designated Ed Cardenal for assignment.
1977-10-03	The Chicago Engineers have removed Ed Cardenal from the trade block.
1973-05-27	Ed Cardenal of the Chicago Engineers is injured and is expected to be out 20 days.
1973-05-25	The Chicago Engineers have placed Ed Cardenal on the trade block.
1972-06-18	Ed Cardenal of the Chicago Engineers is injured and is expected to be out 19 days.
1966-04-01	The Chicago Engineers have promoted Ed Cardenal to the major league team. The Chicago Engineers have sent Brian Fick to the minors.
1962-10-13	A trade has been completed between the St. Louis Crusaders and the Chicago Engineers. The Chicago Engineers receive Eddie Hahn, Andy Taylor, Draft Pick 1964 Round 3 STL (Bob Huston), Draft Pick 1964 Round 2 STL (Ed Cardenal) from the St. Louis Crusaders in exchange for Mike Bonura, Ed Creel, Chris Henderson, Charlie Parrish.