Burleson and Saggese together could lengthen the lineup

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    Shady
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    Another look at some very talented young players in today’s lineup. The future seems bright if some of the young pitchers develop into productive MLB pitchers.

    #243913
    Burlyman
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    Not very much offense out of the “talented young players” yet today. Good to see Carlson rip one though.

    #243915
    Shady
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    And another extra base hit by Burleson.

    #243916
    Brian Walton
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    Guys, there is already a topic here called “2024 Spring Training Game Thread”, where each game is discussed, including today’s.

    #243923
    Burlyman
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    This place blows. Like the Gulag with Brian running the thought police and tools like xxxxx. I’ll take my “free account” business elsewhere!

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    #243928
    Shady
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    Personally, I like a forum like this. Brian just wants Cardinals baseball talk. Not a bunch of hateful rhetoric and harassment.

    #243930
    wally butterworth
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    This forum is great also the pitching was really good today Thompson should be in the regular rotation

    #243932
    Shady
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    Looking forward to your scout buddy’s take on Saggese. Maybe what his ceiling could be.

    #243933
    KeepComingBack
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    The classic great season I look at where a guy hit for average, but not home runs yet was very valuable was Dick Groat’s 1963 season. Good average, lots of doubles, but only 6 home runs. Give me guys that can do that and I have no complaints.

    Tony Gwynn only hit double digits in homeruns 5 out of 20 seasons, with 17 being the highest. He was pretty good.

    #244271
    wally butterworth
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    good point keep comingbac

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    1toughdominican
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    Gwynn could have ripped 20 taters a season for his entire career if he’d decided to do so. Brett could have ripped 30 per season.

    #244282
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    could have ripped 20 taters a season for his entire career if he’d decided to do so. Brett could have ripped 30 per

    I followed Brett and considered him the best hitter of my life until AP showed up.

    #244286
    bccran
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    Again, Shady and Wally, please give us some statistical data and perhaps some scouting report quotes to further clarify why you like Saggese and Burleson so much. Thanks very much in advance.

    #244318
    gscottar
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    There have been so many pure hitters over the years who felt that getting hits was more important than just hitting HR’s. In addition to Gywnn and Brett I think of Rod Carew, Wade Boggs, Ichiro Suzuki, and even Pete Rose. Alas that kind of baseball is long gone.

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