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Nice to see good Flaherty out there tonight. We could really use some more of that, so hopefully he can pitch better going forward.
Nice to see the Nolans have a day too. Gorman doing his usual second year thing.
Sheesh – I wonder if this will “really help us in September.”
What this will do is make our Pythagorean record look like we should be .500 or better.
If this score stays put the Cardinals will have a + 7 run differential and be 8 under .500 after tonight. That’s highly unusual.
Some nights it just all comes together. Highlight is 7 scoreless innings by JF. Miley and Burnes will be a truer test tomorrow and Wednesday, but today was a good start to this series.
That was a butt whipping. Gotta give them credit these last few games. They’ve played really well overall.
Great win. Don’t see us doing that again too soon but it’s nice to get out some of that frustration.
Not a bad idea, but I don’t really care where he is as long as he’s somewhere every game. How do you platoon a player who leads the league in RBI’s?
If this score stays put the Cardinals will have a + 7 run differential and be 8 under .500 after tonight. That’s highly unusual.
And they have a better differential than the 1st place Brewers. That may be even more unusual.
I don’t know anything about what they call exit velocity or launch angle or any of that other fashionable stuff. What I do know from watching with my eyes, is that when Nolan Gorman makes solid contact, the baseball jumps off of his bat like I’ve only seen in a handful of players. It almost reacts like one of those Super Balls that we used to bounce around when we were kids in the 60’s. They were sold by a company named “Wham-O”…That name’s fitting for how Gorman rips the baseball when he barrels up.
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