ST. Darrelle Revis Jersey Womens Red. LOUIS -- Cardinals manager Tony La Russa will miss the rest of St. Louis road trip after being diagnosed with shingles. La Russa had tests Tuesday at the Mayo Clinic, whose physicians consulted with Cardinals doctors and decided it would be best for the manager to rest and allow his medication to take effect. St. Louis started a series at Chicago on Tuesday night, with the road trip wrapping up Sunday at Cincinnati. It was uncertain whether La Russa would definitely rejoin the team next Monday for the start of its four-game home series against Philadelphia and Houston. Bench coach Joe Pettini will run the Cardinals while La Russa is away. The 66-year-old La Russa is in his 16th season as St. Louis manager. Pettini said La Russas condition reached a point where something had to be done. "He gutted it out for the games. But before the game every day you come in and ask How you doing skipper? and youre hoping to get a little better answer. But every day he would shake his head and say, Not any better, not any better," Pettini said. "So hes been in agony and were very concerned and were hoping with this physical out at the clinic in Arizona that its going to figure out what needs to be done," Pettini said. "If he needs to take some time, take the time or whatever." La Russas problem was initially identified in mid-April as conjunctivitis, an inflammation commonly known as pink eye. But last week he called his illness a viral infection. The entire right side of La Russas face was swollen for a while, although La Russa continued to hit fungoes at practice until the last homestand. Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak said La Russa had previously scheduled a physical at the clinic in Arizona. "But obviously, since hes been diagnosed with shingles, hes also having that reviewed and meeting with a few different specialists just to see if theres any way to relieve his discomfort," Mozeliak said. The illness appeared to improve cosmetically last week, but La Russa said it was still an effort to keep his right eye open. "Im not doing much," La Russa said before a game then. "I had to shut it down because I just cant hang in there. Its hard to hit one-eyed." La Russa said managing games has been easier because of the adrenaline involved. "You handle that better than you do before and after," he said. "The game is not that tough, it just doesnt bother you as much." Cardinals shortstop Ryan Theriot said La Russa has been in obvious pain for a while. "Hes been struggling. People dont even realize. This has been a long ordeal for him," Theriot said. "And hes really battled through it and pushed through it. Hes been a trouper, man. But hes got to get well. Hes been hurting, he really has been." Cowboys 21 Jersey Authentic. The Blazers tasted defeat for the first time in the 2010-11 campaign on Monday in the Windy City when Luol Deng poured in a career-high 40 points, as the Chicago Bulls earned a 110-98 win over the Portland. LaDainian Tomlinson Jersey Womens. -- Fabricio Werdum upset Fedor Emelianenko on Saturday night, submitting the mixed martial arts legend in the first round of the Strikeforce main event at the HP Pavilion.