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April 24, 2019 at 10:03 am #88641
1:15 p.m. RHP Dakota Hudson (1-1, 5.89) vs. RHP Tyler Mahle (0-2, 3.52) Fox Sports Midwest // MLBN // KMOX //WIJR
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— St. Louis Cardinals (@Cardinals) April 27, 2019
April 27, 2019 at 8:57 am #88921I sure hope Hudson can get thru 6 innings. Not sure why the Reds starters are doing better this year. They still play half their games in the bandbox.
April 27, 2019 at 10:54 am #88924Any one have an up-to-date weather forecast for today’s game for our esteemed friend, RatsBuddy? Also, I’m sure Rat would gladly entertain any lunch suggestions that anybody might have for a little pregame meal. I’m thinking Rat might relish the broiled Chilean Sea Bass over a bed of wild Minnesotan long grain rice, appropriately accompanied with some pan roasted Hungarian Brussel Sprouts with Medjool Dates and Bavarian blue cheese. For dessert, I think some Boston cream pie cupcakes would be just the ticket to help spruce RatsBuddy’s day up. And to top things off, Rat could never say no to a Cuban Arturo Fuente Opus cigar.
April 27, 2019 at 11:54 am #88931The Reds have been a real head scratcher. Everyone assumed they would be all offense and no pitching this year but it has been the exact opposite, last night withstanding.
April 27, 2019 at 1:49 pm #88936Any idea how many double plays Yadi has hit into this yr?
April 27, 2019 at 2:35 pm #88937Coming into today, the MLB leader in GIDP is Andrelton Simmons with seven. Ozuna leads the Cards with five. Molina and Jose Martinez have three each, O’Neill has two and no other Cardinal has more than one.
April 27, 2019 at 3:56 pm #88942Good game by Hudson, thanks to Ozuna’s five RBIs. We look better when the opposition doesn’t hit five home runs.
April 27, 2019 at 3:58 pm #88943
stlcard25ParticipantLooks like no one was following this one much here. I didn’t get the chance to see but checked on Gameday a few times. Ozuna was the offensive star and Hudson did enough while the bullpen shut it down. I’ll take it after the disaster last night.
April 27, 2019 at 3:59 pm #88944Nice to get back out for a day game win after last night
Starting pitching still concerns me a little but I think the lineup, bullpen and defense are for real. Even Dexter has looked better on defense (besides the Syndergaard home run) recently
April 27, 2019 at 5:20 pm #88946Shildt did a good job pulling Hudson before he got into real trouble. Again, the pen quietly gives 3 1/3 scoreless. Even Miller looked better. I don’t know if the video is up, but if you can, watch Hicks’ final batter faced.
Slider 87 strike looking
three straight fastballs 101, 98, 101 – foul, ball, ball
Slider 88 strike three lookingDevastating.
April 27, 2019 at 5:36 pm #88947I kept trying to post but I kept getting that error message that said….”Error cannot post at this time”
r/Rat
April 27, 2019 at 6:05 pm #88953I watched the game but haven’t mastered multi-tasking of watching and posting on computer at the same time. What is going on with Jen Langosh and her MLB game writeups? Seems like all she does now is specialize in one player in each game. It was Hudson earlier and today it was Ozuna. Almost the entire column is about the one person and no real description of the game although she had to mention what Ozuna did. I guess if I watch it I don’t need to read about it huh?
April 27, 2019 at 6:20 pm #88955
stlcard25ParticipantI don’t read the write-ups but I do know that Jen Langosch has taken another job with MLB and will be moving off the Cardinals beat here soon. So it’s possible that she’s covering more gigs for now.
April 27, 2019 at 8:54 pm #88959Good win today, unfortunately couldn’t watch. It does seem situational hitting has improved this year, but can’t put my finger on stats just yet.
April 27, 2019 at 8:56 pm #88960Jen Langosch has taken another job with MLB
Doesn’t surprise me, she’s been an excellent beat reporter for the Cards. Good for her!
April 28, 2019 at 7:27 am #88964Now that I read that she has or will soon have a new job I don’ think she is even going to games anymore (judging from what she is writing). She has been okay but the guy who took all her road trips last season when she was busy nursing her kiddo was actually pretty good. He put out a couple of good columns every other day or so plus covering the games. But I don’t remember his name. I would think the Cards MLB position is one of the better ones and I hope we get a new replacement.
I have always liked Ted Barrett as an umpire – perhaps because he looks like a younger Clint Eastwood but his HPU calls yesterday sure were inconsistent. I watched an earlier game (can’t remember which one) but the HPU was so far off the plate to the batters side he could not possibly judge an outside pitch (and it seemed he never did – at least not accurately). I did some HS umpiring when in college and was told that to try and center yourself behind the catcher but favor the side of the batter to avoid the catchers head blocking the call. It would be interesting to read an MLB umpires manual – they must be written in disappearing ink….LOL. GO CARDS.
April 28, 2019 at 7:45 am #88969Hudson now has 51 1/3 innings. Hello, Nolan Gorman as the new # 1 prospect.
April 28, 2019 at 7:51 am #88970Jen’s temporary replacement was Joe Trezza. He moved to Baltimore to be MLB’s Orioles beat writer. Too bad Jen did not make her decision earlier so they could have kept Trezza in St. Louis. He made a favorable impression with me.
Jen’s permanent replacement is Anne Rogers, who will be taking over the beat after she graduates from college this spring. She is stepping into a very big assignment.
The beat writer job is very, very demanding in terms of time commitment. When Jen started (as the Pirates beat writer before coming to StL), she was single. Her life has changed a lot since. I respect most her high level of professionalism.
In a bit of synergy trivia, Ted Barrett’s son, Andrew, was the home plate umpire at Springfield last night. I didn’t notice his strike zone either way, which I consider a good thing.
April 28, 2019 at 10:01 am #8898614NyquisT
ParticipantI thought that Trezza was a very good temp replacement. I enjoyed reading his coverage and its the Oriole’s gain. Maybe Rogers will follow his lead and not Langosch’s, who I feel has been a Pirate’s fan all along.
April 28, 2019 at 10:14 am #88988“I thought that Trezza was a very good temp replacement. I enjoyed reading his coverage and its the Oriole’s gain. Maybe Rogers will follow his lead and not Langosch’s, who I feel has been a Pirate’s fan all along.
My thoughts exactly. I never felt that she was as devoted to the Cards as she was to the Pirates but that is in the past now. I am very surprised that MLB would hire a rookie to cover the Cards. Heck, even Erica Weston from Fox Sports Midwest would probably do a nice job. She has surprised me as being a very good reporter in her appearances on FSM. And very easy on this old mans eyes too.
April 28, 2019 at 1:16 pm #89025Spot on gentleman. Trezza was outstanding. I hated to see him have to leave.
Langosch is/was ok but I think her attention may have been diverted after the new addition to her family, which is totally understandable. Hopefully Rogers will do well.
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