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This is a game made for McFarland to mop up and he can’t even get that right.
Bring Libby or Naile up for his spot and bring Thompson up for VerHagen and be done with it bowtie. Just admit you aren’t the smartest guy in the room and you made a huge error in signing these chumps!
Dang, Sosa with his usual terrific hustle but slides into the wall behind third. Looks like he will be okay, but is coming out of this one.
Hopefully just a sore wrist. Looked like the hand got caught and jammed in the netting. Walking pretty good.
Oviedo did pretty good overall, could have been worse. Hopefully he comes back out, no use to use other guys unless he gets in trouble.
That was really scary- the way he hit could have easily torn his knee. Oviedo saves the inning of sorts. Poor McFarland-glad he can’t hear us but it is funny with a used to be 7 run lead. Runs to burn and he brings the matches!
Nooty 3 run dinger- great to see that after a tough day for him- Go Nooty- still practice your curves though.
My most common lineup for our club right now would go this way:
Edman, 2b
Carlson, cf
Goldschmidt, 1b
Arenado, 3b
Donovan, rf
O’Neill, lf
Gorman, DH
Sosa, ss
Knizner,cGood defense and athleticism. Reasonable L-R. At their best, the top 8 are really good.
Would occasionally put Gorman in the field and DH someone else. Versus a lefty you might throw Yepez in there as the DH, or Albert. Might occasionally flip Donovan and Carlson. But I think if you throw this lineup out there on a consistent basis you would see things gel into a productive unit.
Rotation would be:
Wainwright
Mikolas
Hudson
Liberatore
WoodfordBullpen:
Helsley
Thompson
Gallegos
Oviedo
Cabrera
Hicks
Pallante
FernandezI absolutely cannot stand Saturday afternoon games.
Hear, hear. I missed another one. Sounds like it was an atypically relaxing 8.5 innings of StL baseball.
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