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Both teams blow chances to score in the 12th. Going to the 13th. Hope I can stay awake until the end.
This is a very good game. Might go into extra innings.
I think both managers pulled their starters to soon. But I’m guessing the computer wonks crunching the data would disagree. And that’s what seems to influence these types of decisions these days.The pitcher panicked or chocked. Take your pick.
Not a great way to lose and get eliminated.This will probably be an unpopular opinion but, i would be in favor of using the ghost runner at second in extras in the playoffs. If it is the rule during regular season games it should be the rule for playoff games.
With that being said, my real preference would be to eliminate it entirely.2 – Mathews
For the same reasons Jnevel stated above.
This reminds me of a joke we would use on the slowest runners on my youth/high school baseball teams. We would tell them that you could use a sun dial to record their time to first base.
1 – Wetherholt
Here are my predictions as to what the Cardinals will do this off-season.
I’m expecting quite a few trades. Specifically they trade Arenado, Gray, Contreras, Nootbar and Pages.
In return they get one controllable starting pitcher and several minor league lottery tickets.I think they will sign at least 3 or 4 free agents including a rebound candidate starting pitcher, a veteran reliever and a right hand hitting outfielder. The reason is two fold. One it gives the appearance to the casual fans that they are trying to be competitive (rolling eyes) and second it gives some of the younger guys more time in the minors. I then expect these free agents to be dealt at the trade deadline to free up roster space for some of those younger guys.
Mariners
Bluejays
Dodgers
BrewersGlad the Tigers advanced. Now I need the Padres to put up some crooked numbers.
Hopefully tonight the Yanks and Sox defy reality and both lose.One comment Mo made that I haven’t seen mentioned was that the lack of safe parking was keeping some fans away and they needed to work to fix it.
I will admit I haven’t been to a game in about 6 years now. Is it really that bad?Anything can happen in a short series so I’m picking who I hope wins:
Detroit
Boston
San Diego
CincinnatiCards finish with 8th spot in draft order subject to lottery. Gives them a little cushion that they won’t pick worse than 9th.
September 27, 2025 at 2:15 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #161 thread – Saturday, Sept. 27 at Chicago Cubs #293155Arenado trying to help his trade value. 2 for 2 with a homer.
Some more info regarding next season by Skip Carey on today’s telecast. Stated that Wilson Contreras has met with Bloom and told him he wants to be part of the rebuild.
September 26, 2025 at 3:33 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #160 thread – Friday, Sept. 26 at Chicago Cubs #293107About time to turn this one off. Down 11–1 in the 7th. Graceffo and Roycroft both threw gas on the fire including giving up a grand slam.
For what it is worth, Carey and Thompson during today’s telecast stated that next year was going to be a reset and the team wasn’t expecting to be competitive.
September 26, 2025 at 2:30 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #160 thread – Friday, Sept. 26 at Chicago Cubs #293101Are these guys locked in and focused? No! The very definition of going through the motions.
And Mikolas gives up another homer. 4-0 Cubs and we have 1 hit.
September 26, 2025 at 1:39 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #160 thread – Friday, Sept. 26 at Chicago Cubs #293099Watching the game and kind of surprised Chip Carey and Brad Thompson are openly talking about how Arenado and Gray are probably going to agree to be traded because the team has decided to enter a complete reset and aren’t expecting to be competitive next year.
Mikolas gives up a lead off homer and trails 1-0.
September 23, 2025 at 7:41 am in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #157 thread – Monday, Sept. 22 at San Francisco Giants #292877The logic of using “we were so close to being in the playoffs” narrative just makes the ownership look like they care about money more than winning. (Which most of us agree is true.) Because if they were that close, spend an additional 10-20 million and boom…you are a wildcard team.
September 22, 2025 at 10:35 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #157 thread – Monday, Sept. 22 at San Francisco Giants #292870Cards clinging to a 6-5 lead after 6 in what has turned into a battle of the bullpens.
Going to have to check the score in the morning to see who wins because it’s past my bedtime.September 22, 2025 at 9:58 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #157 thread – Monday, Sept. 22 at San Francisco Giants #292869It is baffling that he slowly jogged toward 1B after he felt it hit his foot. If he stays at home plate the umps probably make the correct call.
4-2 Giants after 4.
September 22, 2025 at 9:29 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #157 thread – Monday, Sept. 22 at San Francisco Giants #292865One of the weirdest inning ending double plays I have seen to end the Cardinals second. Should have been a dead ball off of Walker’s foot but none of the umpires saw it. It also wasn’t reviewable so double play wasn’t overturned.
Tied 1-1 bottom of the third.September 20, 2025 at 9:09 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #155 thread – Saturday, Sept. 20 vs. Milwaukee Brewers #292772My twin brother is a diehard Reds fan so for his sake I would like to see them make the playoffs.
September 20, 2025 at 9:04 pm in reply to: St. Louis 2025 Game #155 thread – Saturday, Sept. 20 vs. Milwaukee Brewers #292770Poor baserunning in the bottom of the 10th and the Cards lose 3-2. Just as well in my opinion.
Glad to see Mikolas pitch well in possibly his last home start.
Also I had chicken and rice for dinner and central Oklahoma had some thunderstorms roll through but no rain at my house. -
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