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Yadi hurt his hamstring on that steal attempt the other night. He’s out for at least the weekend and probably a week plus.
The wifey just called me a “cocky buffune”….whatever that means? We’re now in separate rooms….giving me the opportunity to watch our Birds with you all…..sweet!
25 – thx for the info on Yadi. At least we have Wong back.
For tonight, We should be killing these guys. Norris has 0 wins, don’t let tonight be the first. I hope our guys understand that every team they play from here on wants to be a Cards spoiler.
Wow that Tiger left fielder looked eerily similar to Jose on that Wong fly ball…now a ball sends Wong another 90 feet…sweet…..0 outs with the score still Ozuna 2 and Detroit 1.
Balk not ball sending Wong to 3rd. And now Pena with a nice long fly to left that will complete Wong’s journey home….3-1 Cards.
Someone put a APB out on Tyler O’Neill.Seems like Shildt channeling his inner Matheny with some guys.I have said many times.O’Neill is not a freaking Pinch hit type.He had always been a regular and needs regular playing time.So complaining because he isn’t Smokey Burgess or Jerry Lynch is crazy.
I wouldn’t trade Gomber for Willie Mays right now….but I might for the “Say-Hey Kid” in his prime. Gomber looks like an unbreakable big horse out there on the hill. I bet Gomber never misses any significant injury time for the next decade.
Pugs, Gomber reminds of a lefty Lance Lynn in that regard. Except for his TJ year, Lynn took the ball every 5th day and battled to give you innings. I see Gomber the same way.
I’m not all that sure if Ozuna could throw out Rosie O’Donnell heading home from 2nd base on a base hit to left??
I bet the groundskeepers here were glad that scorcher off the bat of Jose was caught as what a digit that would have left in it’s wake!
“In fact, one scout in Arizona called Gomber ‘a left-handed Lance Lynn,’ quite a compliment, in my opinion.” – TCN 12/23/17
DeJong nailed on the upper arm….didnt hear any bone fortunately. And now DeJong will move over to 2nd on a McCann pass ball. Up to Wisdom….VerHagen Whiffs him hacking. 3-3 heading to the bottom of the 6th.
Bader laces a base hit to right to open the Redbird 7th! And that will signal an abrupt end to VerHagen’s evening. Let’s take a short break to await his replacement shall we?
Enter Daniel Stumpf….I think they inadvertently added an “F” to the end of his name….didn’t they? That would be akin to the Wong family adding an F to the end of their last name to make it “Wongf”….it just doesn’t make an inch of sense. Wong nicely sacrifices Bader over to 2nd. Pena.. Then Bader promptly swipes 3rd! Pena strikes out swinging on some Stump high heat. Come on Carp…
win one for the Gomper! Carpenter grounds out to 2nd. Still 3-3.And Gomber will exit with no outs and a runner at 1st here in the Tiger 7th. Look at Jags and the future Mrs. Jags standing up and cheering Gombers nice effort!
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