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Please cut the personal crap and just discuss Cardinals baseball.
Interesting. Something is just not quite there for Burly to have a consistent power stroke.
March 11, 2024 at 11:41 am in reply to: Burleson and Saggese together could lengthen the lineup #243711Please try to add something more to the conversation. In terms of Cardinals baseball discussion.
March 11, 2024 at 10:57 am in reply to: Burleson and Saggese together could lengthen the lineup #243707Thanks, but I don’t quite follow. The lineup, itself, is a whole different topic for conversation. In this case, trying to lengthen the lineup. However, I will try to consider your suggestion.
Thanks wally, it is really cool to have access to a professional baseball scout’s opinions.
Get lost, trouble-maker. Hopefully, just some good Cardinals baseball talk here.
Any updates from a BoSox scout on Burleson’s development? And maybe what he thinks of Saggese. My oh my, those two cats can hit.
Hi buddy. Great to here from you. What did you think about Rom’s perfornance today? Pretty encouraging, considering the possible need for some starting pitching depth.
Actually, both Scott and Saggese do have some proving to do at AAA as productive hitters. But what fine insurance they give the Cardinals.
I agree. But, frankly, I can’t recall either Thompson or Liberatore ever having the command Rom had today.
I’m surprised there isn’t some discussion on Rom’s performance today. Maybe it wasn’t as impressive as it looked like to me.
Good point, on Donovan’s versatility in the current outfield situation.
From the obvious hitting ability Saggese has shown. Should Mo be floating around Donovan’s name in a trade? Mo has Gorman, Donovan and, now, Saggese and even Prieto, at 2B.
I like your idea regarding seeing how Saggese hits at AAA. If he does hit extremely well, the likely move would be to left field. Actually, he may end up hitting in this spring training comparable to Walker last ST. And they decided to go with Walker on the big club. Obviously, they wouldn’t consider that with Saggese, out of ST, unless he could could be a regular.
Saggese is lean. And only 21. He has some muscular growth potential. Which should enhance his power potential.
January 17, 2023 at 4:26 pm in reply to: Wonder if any teams have approached the Cardinals about O’Neill and Carlson #211091sorry, a repeat
Getting Joe Buck to do it would be huge.
Bob Carpenter is smooth and personable. As is Rooney.
Yep, I never quite understood the Donovan batting at #5 thing. But he’s sure fine at #1 or #2. If Walker’s ready, it’ll be interesting where they plug him into the lineup.
Quite coincidental.
I believe there’s a decent chance Burleson ends up getting traded in the off season. His offensive performance at AAA and as a lefty bat makes him attractive to some teams.
blingboy, the only thing I can come up with is they both hit and throw righty. Please enlighten me.
One way or the other, Mo has the ammo to get Reynolds without overpaying. Carlson and Liberatore seems to be a be a fair intitial offer. It would help the Pirates get younger with more control in their rebuilding process.
That should read, I’d be surprised if the Pirates would NOT give some consideration to Reynolds for Carlson and Liberatore. Especially, since Reynolds wants to be moved.
I’d be surprised if the Pirates would give some consideration to Reynolds for Carlson and Liberatore. Especially, since Reynolds wants to be moved.
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