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We won’t let you down, Euro. EVERYTHING points <^> to St. Louis unleashing an impressive offensive barrage this evening. At the risk of coming across cocky, I think we can safely bet the ranch on this occurring.
Since Carlson is 20 years old, he must have still been in the cradle when that happened. Where am I going wrong on this line of thinking?
Dylan was drafted (comp pick from Lackey QO) as a 17 y/o senior 3 years ago. 17+3=20. Busted by the math police this time.
Now all I need are some good recipes for chocolate shakes.
Remember those large metal blenders when we were kids? You’d pour in the milk and either chocolate or vanilla ice cream and then blend away. The contraption was noisy as heck, but boy they made one whale of a shake! I wonder if it’s possible to find one of those metal blenders? Or maybe they just tasted so good because we were kids?
Pugs? I looked for those online. They have a lot of similar ones out there so I bought one from Amazon.
And the Cubs now trail the Phillies 10-0. Realmuto a grand slam.
Better not rain in Philly! Unfortunately, it’s been raining bullets in the City of Brotherly Love today….let’s not add any precipitation to that.
Arozarena first ML at bat….sports the #66 on his red & white jersey….wasn’t that Ray Nitzke’s number? Randy whiffs.
This offense needs to get going. Depressing! Royals walk two hitters and the Cards cannot capitalize
The Cards hit fastballs well. Keller throws a ton of fastballs. So naturally, Keller is no hitting them through 4.
That takes me back to those wonderful younger days Rat, when I would make a homemade chocolate malt using my parent’s blender. All I did was use vanilla ice cream, some chocolate malted that was available in most any grocery store, a little vanilla, and some milk. Crank that baby on and pour a delicious chocolate malt in about 40 seconds. My sister always put an egg in her shakes, but I never did that. Think it does help them be a bit more thick.
Thinking about Cabrera, I think he could be a real good one. Like any pitcher, he needs to learn command. I think the mantra these days for pitching is simply throw hard and leave it at that. But location and changing speeds is the key to effective pitching. Great to have top-tier speed, but not an absolute must if you can place the ball and make it bend, plus consistently vary the speed.
Time to get the offense rolling!
That would be nice. Or at least to a semi conscious state. I’d settle for an infield hit right now.
Will this team get no hit? Sheesh, Keller is very average but he’s making this offense look completely inept. You’d think he was straight out of the minors or something.
Edman struck out looking at an 0-2 fastball that could not have been more on the center of the plate. Sitting on a certain pitch is the only way I can think to explain that. Whose philosophy is it to sit on a pitch when it’s an 0-2 count? Situation hitting is awful or he was asleep.
Keller has a 4.09 ERA for the season, but had a much better July. However, the last three games he had dropped back (4.95 ERA over those 3 games), so it’s not like he had been unhittable recently.
Cards have two hits (Ozuna and PDJ) to lead off the 7th, and Carp showing bunt.
Carp delivers the first run with a single to score Ozuna. Still two runners on and no outs. Goodbye Bob Feller, or Brad Keller.
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