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How can Miller swing at that? Man, we would have had bases full no out!
It’s this team. I don’t know if it’s mental or what, but while their strikeouts aren’t crazy high overall, it feels like they’re the worst team in the league at striking out with runners on.
O’Neill crushes one…right into a double play. It’s insane how little he’s gotten from his contact this year.
Tough break there on the ball hit by O’Neill. Miller messed up what might have been a big inning, although even if O’Neill’s hit goes through you would have had Carpenter and Carlson next. That is probably two Ks.
I 100% knew that Reynolds was going to hit a HR if the inning got to him. Cards now on the rocks as they trail it 2-1.
That looked like a good pitch. I wonder what Ponce de Leon is doing that causes him to give up HR’s on what seem to be good pitches. It seems like this happens to him once in every game he pitches. The one that Reynolds hit came in headed to the left corner of the plate, then tailed back in and wound up about 6 inches in from the corner but almost high enough to be called a ball. I just don’t get it. That should have been a swing and miss pitch but it ended up over the wall. Does anybody know what PDL is doing wrong for this to happen?
O’Neill grounds one to the 3B, who chucks it over the catcher and the Cards take the lead. Still 1 out and first and third.
Carp up. He’s 0 for his last 20. His heat map on Gameday is awful. 6 of 9 zones are cold blue and only three are even neutral.
Good job by Carlson to cap off the inning. I hope he can keep this up. If he shows he is ready, that can help the team to maybe make a trade this winter to improve more.
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