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Couldn’t agree more Willie. Fact is, this is the most exiting part most of the time. Lots of disappointment involved with following prospects. Being an even average major league player, as you know, is really low odds for most of these guys. Rainiel looks special so far.
Sooner-I am all for anyone that can be above average at third for 2027. Not Blaze Jordan. I think Jesus Baez is our third baseman and Rainiel C in 2028. Maybe called up later next year like Joshua Baez.
We were friends for awhile Bling than you talked bad about my FP. (favorite player). I will get over it.
If you were asking what I think about Mathews, I think he has a sore shoulder.
Yes. Also I didnt really want to say anything, but I think the pearl necklace is a little gauche.
As far as Fermin-When the dust settles I think he’s our U-guy.I have Costco ribs potatoe chips a loaf of bread my daughter made and mint chocolate chip ice cream. Anrnie’s diet half and half.
I appreciate the in depth analysis of guys that we don’t hear as much about. Stats can only tell you so much. Thanks.
I read something about Trevor Condons dad and sister being his hitting coaches. Made me think about Colby and Tony Rasmus. Not really in a good way.
What a beautiful picture Bling.
I was at the game Mark McGuire hit his 62nd home run with my son. I remember being a lot less interested in what at the time I considered a sideshow and distraction. But the kids loved it.That’s a great walk thru Cardinals greatness Texas Cards. I was there watching or listening to every one of those. Interesting I was listening to the go crazy game and I can remember it vividly. I was working late at work off of Page Ave. All the cars started honking.
Here’s an example of how this games played. This is in honor of esteemed poster One Tough Dominican. I was at this game. It was definitely Cardinals Awesomeness!
“Three factors combined to make the last home run of Joaquin Andujar’s career both special and unconventional: It was a grand slam, he called the shot and the Cardinals pitcher, a right-hander, hit it left-handed.”