Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
Pujols is hurt... Maybe a calf cramp?
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
They will keep winning... watch and see... You hate to see that to a great player though...
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
Year in and year out, the St. Louis Cardinals are the best managed and best coached (two very different concepts) team in the National League. I'm not sure I've ever seen anyone get more out of less than Tony's staff, regardless of how much I dislike that franchise... That being said, if Pujols just tore that muscle, the Cards season is in a world of hurt.
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
george must be beside himself right now
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
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Originally Posted by
Stormy
Year in and year out, the St. Louis Cardinals are the best managed and best coached (two very different concepts) team in the National League. I'm not sure I've ever seen anyone get more out of less than Tony's staff, regardless of how much I dislike that franchise... That being said, if Pujols just tore that muscle, the Cards season is in a world of hurt.
who knows, they will probably bring up some dude from AA and he will rake the rest of the year... That is how it is with the Cards... They always seem to strike gold... I don't think it is luck either, it's called good management and good coaching... nice concept...
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
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Originally Posted by
mth123
One theory is that his command is so poor, that he has taken a bunch off of his fastball in an attempt to throw strikes. I remember reading somewhere that he could still get it up there, but had no idea where it was going when he did. Not sure if its true, but it fits the facts.
Plus, his ball does not move at all. Straight as an arrow.
Shockingly, Belisle throws harder than Homer, with more movement on his ball, than does Homer these days. And it wasn't enough to keep Belisle out of AAA.
Which is Homer will be going next.
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
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Joseph
Typical Weathers.
the abnormally low HR rate of 2007 has rebounded with a vengeance
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
Calf strains can take as long as 4 months to heal from and maybe even need surgery... much like an achilles tendon rupture... it could be bad...
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
I told you they would find another superstar to man first... Joe Mather is his name...
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
Keppinger needs to get back quick, like next inning quick...
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
Jay Bruce loves him some hackin.
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
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Originally Posted by
jesusfan
who knows, they will probably bring up some dude from AA and he will rake the rest of the year... That is how it is with the Cards... They always seem to strike gold... I don't think it is luck either, it's called good management and good coaching... nice concept...
I see what you're saying about the Cards. I respect them a ton, they're a hell of a franchise. But they can NOT withstand losing Pujols. If he's done for the season, so are the Cardinals, and the wild card race is WIDE open
Re: Cardinals @ Reds: 6/10/08
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Originally Posted by
jesusfan
who knows, they will probably bring up some dude from AA and he will rake the rest of the year... That is how it is with the Cards... They always seem to strike gold... I don't think it is luck either, it's called good management and good coaching... nice concept...
So true. From the time they milked months of 1100OPS baseball from a 36 year old Will Clark standing in for an injured McGwire in 2000 en route to the division crown... this team has found ways to coerce career best production from every cast-off, has-been, and never-was you can shake a stick at. It's simply amazing to behold.