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September 24, 2025 at 5:02 am in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #158 thread – Tuesday, Sept. 23 at San Francisco Giants #292949
KeepComingBackParticipantAs a quick aside, Solon, Ohio was the boyhood home of Sal and Chris Bando…
I watched Sal Bando when I was a kid in KC
September 23, 2025 at 9:05 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #158 thread – Tuesday, Sept. 23 at San Francisco Giants #292938
KeepComingBackParticipantDevers stance looks like a left handed Herrera. Similar build.
KeepComingBackParticipantNon roster invited to spring training 2019 Tampa Bay.
September 21, 2025 at 3:46 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #156 thread – Sunday, Sept. 21 vs. Milwaukee Brewers #292810
KeepComingBackParticipantLOL. Brewers intentionally walked Jordan Walker.
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an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result.
September 21, 2025 at 3:14 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #156 thread – Sunday, Sept. 21 vs. Milwaukee Brewers #292804
KeepComingBackParticipantI hope they have private tutoring this offseaon for a number of other Cardinals besides Herrera. Like most of them.
KeepComingBackParticipantDoes
Curtis Taylor and his staff leading 10 wins, and his WHiP better than McGreevy put up, worm his way into the mix for next year’s ML roster? Will we see him in ML camp? If Mo was in charge, I would say nope. Not with a 7.7 K/9. But Mo will not be in charge, Bloom will be looking for cheap pitchers and the bar will not be too high. The least that can be said is he couldn’t have picked a better time and place to have a good year.
I guess Taylor is a Bloom guy. Won’t take much to worm his way on to this staff. Does he have grandchidren?
September 21, 2025 at 5:45 am in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #155 thread – Saturday, Sept. 20 vs. Milwaukee Brewers #292778
KeepComingBackParticipantOli didn’t look like he approved of Noots blunder.
September 20, 2025 at 7:48 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #155 thread – Saturday, Sept. 20 vs. Milwaukee Brewers #292761
KeepComingBackParticipantThose were the days Dom. I had a young family and couldn’t afford curtains. But gas was cheap and I would drive down and get in eventually for a couple bucks. If they had a rain delay they opened the gates. If I thought the game was going to start again (back than they didn’t wait so long to call it) I would head down and get in free. I made 1 game of each series most of the time on a homestand. The Mrs KCB of those days liked baseball and would go on the weekends if we could find a free sitter.
September 20, 2025 at 6:32 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #155 thread – Saturday, Sept. 20 vs. Milwaukee Brewers #292756
KeepComingBackParticipantAh yes Dom. One big difference. In 1982 they counted the clicks of the turnstile. I was there a lot that year, and it looked a LOT different than 2025, where they count tickets sold.
KeepComingBackParticipant$ Shouldn’t be the deciding factor, but it probably is. Right now we aren’t operating like a mid-market team.
KeepComingBackParticipantThe fan base will remain disinterested until the team starts playing better.
That’s a fact. The saddest thing for me is not seeing a stadium full of happy fans. We will have to wait a couple more months before we find out how they intend to rectify that. I shifted my interest to the minor league systems long ago. I think it’s obvious spending isn’t in their immediate plans. This is going to take time.
KeepComingBackParticipantDoes Bloom have someone in mind he would rather work with? That’s the question that needs to be answered. I understand we don’t necessarily need a strategic giant in 2026. But the fact Marmol is under contract next year shouldn’t be the deciding factor.
KeepComingBackParticipantAny trades they make should bring back pitching prospects. Any fa signing should be 1 year starting pitching so they don’t overuse what they have. Especially if they trade Gray. The pitching pipeline has to be developed and feeding players to the major league club before they spend on the roster to compete. 27 has a good possibility of being disrupted by the cba. It shouldn’t really effect that system. 28 could be a year we start spending again. But it has to be on plugging holes in the roster, not buying starting pitching. This of course is just my opinion based on information available. All of which is unsubstantiated. We will find out shortly. It should be an interesting off-season. Hopefully more interesting than waiting all winter for the Arenado-Mo stalemate.
September 17, 2025 at 12:18 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #153 thread – Wednesday, Sept. 17 vs. Cincinnati #292626
KeepComingBackParticipantGavin Lux looks like Johnny Ringo
September 17, 2025 at 12:11 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #153 thread – Wednesday, Sept. 17 vs. Cincinnati #292625
KeepComingBackParticipantLooks like an expansion team lineup.
September 17, 2025 at 4:11 am in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #152 thread – Tuesday, Sept 16 vs. Cincinnati Reds #292602
KeepComingBackParticipantPost season spoiler isn’t the role I had hoped for. But it’s pretty clear we need to settle in because our roster just isn’t close to being any thing else in 26. 27 is in doubt because of the cba. 28?
September 16, 2025 at 8:37 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #152 thread – Tuesday, Sept 16 vs. Cincinnati Reds #292593
KeepComingBackParticipantThere’s only a few players I just don’t like personally. None of them are currently on the Cardinals. But I just don’t want to watch Mikolas Walker Gorman Arenado play baseball anymore. There’s a few others who are close. Im sorry, as always, the seasons about over. But I won’t miss those guys.
September 16, 2025 at 7:55 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #152 thread – Tuesday, Sept 16 vs. Cincinnati Reds #292587
KeepComingBackParticipantMaybe I can help Walker out.
September 16, 2025 at 7:44 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #152 thread – Tuesday, Sept 16 vs. Cincinnati Reds #292583
KeepComingBackParticipantSaggesse has been good every since I said he was useless.
September 13, 2025 at 10:58 am in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #149 thread – Saturday, Sept. 13 at Milwaukee Brewers #292350
KeepComingBackParticipantMelatonin is a natural over the counter sleep aid. I don’t need it much these days. This team does the job quite well.
KeepComingBackParticipantI had to work Wednesday but caught up today. Thanks for taking the time. I agree with Cranny. This stuff is probably more important than the major league roster. For me it’s educational. We all know about the top end prospects.
KeepComingBackParticipantYeah I think it just took a few key strokes for me to get VenMo and Go Fund Me to play nice.
September 9, 2025 at 8:24 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #146 thread – Tuesday, Sept. 9 at Seattle Mariners #292168
KeepComingBackParticipantI keep wondering if I ever get to see another Cardinal even close to #5. I would settle for #45. He might be here. ” Ya nefferknow “.
September 9, 2025 at 6:49 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #146 thread – Tuesday, Sept. 9 at Seattle Mariners #292166
KeepComingBackParticipantYep Mike. I’m 68. But I get up stretch exercise make lunch andbreakfast read The Word for half hour. I’m only 5 minutes from work. Start at 6. I have a young boss I like and help keep out of trouble. He’s very good with people but needs my technical experience.
September 9, 2025 at 6:15 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #146 thread – Tuesday, Sept. 9 at Seattle Mariners #292164
KeepComingBackParticipant4:15 comes early. I only get a couple innings. If Pujols was still playing my boss would hate me as much as I hated myself. But I would be watching greatness and I knew it.
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