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DeJong’s not exactly making a statement for having him included on the post-season roster for his glove. That’s 2 misplays tonight.
And in addition to being 4-0, he also flashes a 2.38 ERA. I also happened to notice that Stratton’s 4-0 in a Cardinal uniform this season. Heck, even Drew VerHagen and Kodi Whitley are a combined 5-1, but their ERA’s are 6.65 and 5.68 respectively…Haha! The Redbirds have come from behind to win quite a few games this season.
I feel bad for the guy, but he’s 0-4 with 2 K’s and hitting .149 at the moment. I can’t understand how he’s placed on the post-season roster. SS or no SS.
It’s a Winner! Lotta hits first us. Woulda been a good game to be at in person. For us anyway. Go Cardinals!
Atlanta has moved ahead of New York for the #2 seed in the NL. That could be a bit better for us should we advance to the NLDS, as the Mets’ right handed power pitching is scary.
And Miami pushes across two runs in the 9th and beats Milwaukee 4-3. That’s a good thing in my opinion.
I tend to agree with you Rats. I’ve given up rooting for the Brewers to overcome Philly. They are anti-clutch.
Re: Mikolas
This one is my favorite when it comes to pitcher wins and losses.On September 21st Miles started vs the SDP. He recorded 6.0 IP, 0 ER, allowed 3 singles, a 2/6 BB/K, with a GmSc of 68 and took the loss. ZERO EARNED RUNS and took the loss.
That’s how worthless pitcher wins and losses are as an evaluation tool of pitcher performance.
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