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Correct. So actually, with those six and Arenado, there’s an excess at 3B, also, within the organization. Maybe something for Mo to work with as trading chips at the deadline or in the off season. Walker could be included in that 3B bunch, too. Though, they likely will keep him in the outfield.
blingboy, “The Cardinals do not have excess quality anywhere”. When Edman returns, there’s an excess at 2B in the organization. Gorman, Edman, Donovan, Fermin, Saggese, and Prieto.
BOCfan, maybe I do. But please give it a rest on the cynicism. Just bask in your baseball superiority and leave me alone to participate in a civil baseball message board.
BOCfan, you need to abandon your cynical attitude toward me and just enjoy Burleson’s development as an MLB hitter. Like I alluded to for a couple years to your dismay. I don’t need to Google that. You twisted my suggestion that Arenado go down to AA to readjust his hitting approach just to try to belittle me again. You are are deal.
Burly batting #2 against the lefty starter tonight. I’m beginning the think Oli likes Burleson’s hitting ability even more than me. lol I’d still like to see more power from Burly. I think the potential is there. I believe Edmonds said in a recent telecast, something to the effect, that Burly could be a 30 home run guy playing as a regular.
This ain’t what the Cardinals want and need out of their high-priced “ace”. If Edman comes back before the trade deadline, the logical move is to trade Arenado for the best starting pitcher they can get. The Cardinals will need to eat a lot of Arenado’s huge salary. Move Gorman to 3B and insert Edman at 2B. The first sentence accentuates one of the reasons for these moves. In addition to the 5th starter quandary. Especially, if Contreras comes back healthy.
June 6, 2024 at 8:17 pm in reply to: StL 2024 Game #63 thread – Thursday, June 6 vs. Rockies #255295NM
blingboy. Arenado making that kind of money and not motivated. If that’s the case. He does need to be moved.
BOCfan, are you and craviduce warming up to Burleson any? Or do you still think he should be batting third for Memphis? Some very poor projection for years from you baseball wizzards on Burly, indeed. lol
It’s getting more and more obvious, that the Cards need to try to trade either Goldschmidt or Arenado for a #5 starter. Either position could be filled just as good from within as what the Cards are getting from these two over-priced players. Sorry, I couldn’t find trade ideas thread,
BOCfan, another brilliant response. Kuddos. lol
1tdc, I’m starting to see a Goldy trade for at least a #3 pitcher (if possible) and Burly installed at 1B. Whatcha think?
RBK, that established MLB players can go down to lower levels in order to try to get back to an MLB level of performance. Slow down and try to enjoy what Burly is doing. lol
I didn’t suggest Arenado be assigned to AA. I thought it would be prudent. If mutually agreed upon. My critics and I have a tendency to miscommunicate. lol Another Burly bomb. Enjoy RBK and BOC fan. lol
BOCfan, “Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Alek Manoah was happy with his first minor league rehab start — despite an ugly line — because his right shoulder felt healthy.
Manoah walked his first four batters and wound up allowing seven runs over 1⅔ innings for Single-A Dunedin against Lakeland in a Florida State League game on Sunday”.- AP Manoah, likely, is not in Arenado’s pay bracket. But he was a star MLB pitcher and it proves my point.
BOCfan, some really good MLB player for another team just went to the Rookie League to try to get things going. You are kind of fun to verbally spar with. At least, here, Brian keeps it civil.
RBK, you’re way too complicated for me. I just know Oli and me really like Burleson as an MLB hitter. Evidently, you don’t. Maybe Oli should consult with you about Burleson. lol To each there own.
Drewman, enough of the “ok” crap. Provide us with some substantial discussion regarding Cardinals baseball. “Earn your stripes” here. I know you got it in you. lol
blingboy, Burly’s future offensive production will be fine as a DH. He’s going to be an average corner outfielder, overall, with an above average arm. He’d be an above average defensive 1B. I believe the Cardinals would have to be blown away by a trade that includes Burleson. That’s how much the Cardinals like me as a young lefty hitter. IMO
RBK, that’s fair. I see Burleson as a solid potential .280 BA, 20 HR type for many years to come. Is that a sufficient projection on my part. He needs to pick it up on the RBIs. I believe he will. And yes, I’d be thrilled if Saggese could match that in the future. And I feel he can. Is that a satisfactory projection for you on my part?
RBK, you need to chill and just try to observe Burleson’s steady progress. It’s happening. Whether you see it or not. I know that will be difficult for you to do. But please try. Maybe you won’t be so uptight about him and me for my support of him.
Donovan, Burleson, Goldschmidt, Gorman, and Arenado should be a formidable top five in the lineup against RHP. IF the are all firing on all cylinders. And that’s a big IF.
RBK, “apparent future success”. Go back and read the amended version. Maybe not to you. But to me and many others. Let’s see how it plays out in the next few seasons.
KCB. Burleson was phenomenal, indeed, in his last AAA season. However, Saggese was amazing as a 21 year old AA Texas League MVP last season. And Prieto has been an outstanding minor leagues hitter, too. I sure hope they can get close to Burleson’s apparent future success in the MLB.
KCB, what I saw in Burleson (when many others didn’t) was/is his amazing hitting instincts. Despite not having terrific success at the time. I feel the same way regarding Saggese. Actually, Prieto kind of has that type of hitting instincts.
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