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Far as nogowski, he was always a limited player, wasn’t going to get a lot of chances. If he was more flexible, might have got more. I just don’t like moving bader up. He was hitting great last time before they moved him up and bam just like that he went into a funk. Apparently nothing really got jump started last night but i was at holiday world so don’t know how their pitching was.
Well 10 out of first in the division and 7 out of the second wildcard. This one might just about be in the books in the coming days. May be time to sell what they can.
Between piss poor roster management / construction, misevaluation of talent (both ways), and a rash of injuries; it ain’t looking good for 2021.
Still, there is half a season to go but it feels like the wheels have come off and it looks like 2016 when we finished second in the division but 17 games back of the Cubs. Even that team won 86 games….
2013 seems a lifetime ago.
There is absolutely no reason to think this is even a .500 team at this point.
Starters 1B- Muncy 2B- Frazier 3B Guerrero Jr
SS- Tatis Jr OF- Trout, Brantley, Martinez.Pitchers: DeGrom, Ohtani, Lynn, Bieber,
Flaherty.Manager: Schildt
If this were our team… I believe we’d still have the same record. Cardinals need to figure it out or this will be a reoccurring theme every season
We are going to be in an obvious position of being sellers. It’s a position where fantastic deals can abound. But one big problem exists with our Cardinals. Can the powers that be in St. Louis be trusted not to get royally fleeced? 30 GM’s must be licking their chops at the prospect.
Far as nogowski, he was always a limited player,
Like we would know. Sold off Adolis Garcia and now he’s a center fielder. We will see what Pittsburgh does with him in AAA.
Nogowski was limited in that he can’t play multiple positions. That’s what I meant. If someone needs a first baseman or a designated hitter, he could be fine.
I’m using this thread because its the day we acquired Justin Miller. Hardly a whisper about him. Miller pitched in five games for WAS…. they won 4 of them. Now with the Cards he has pitched in 13 games and the Cards only won 2 of those games. The Nats gave up on their good-luck charm….. is he now a bad-luck guy….? if you believe in that sort of thing. I just find it strange.
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