No Belli, no Turner tonight. Just what this team needs coming off a five hit performance last night. Guess we should be grateful Bellinger wasn't hurt worse.
Taylor swings at a 3-1 pitch and hits a dribbler. Dude is done. Bat him 9th and don't allow him to swing.
Key to a championship Random white guy greatness and a blast here and there The STL Cardinals like this
I have been Steinnerd probably 90 to a 100 times in my life. From the 605, to the 5, the 101, to Pacific Coast Highway, from the parking lot as I'm leaving early. I've been Steinered all over. Some stick in my memory more prominently than others... but they all hurt
starting pitcher walking off to a standing ovation is legitimately one of my favorite things in baseball.
When your biggest free-agent signing is the worst outfielder on the team. Another three hits for Alex
Pollock is a half measure. The main thing is the prospect. You bring in the half measure FA to fill a role you would rather have a prospect fill. But you don't just give a prospect a job on this team. They need to earn it or have the baseball gods grant it to him. And the way you do that juju is to sign a half measure veteran. This is a baseball rule. The unwritten kind. You plop the veteran in hoping that he does well but at the same time you have a key prospect or two ready to take his spot the moment he gets injured or has a bad first half of the year. If you sign a fully realized star instead of a half measure you can no longer do this kind of thing. You lose the flexibility. righties LF: Joc SS: Seager 3B: Turner CF: Bellinger 1B: Muncy 2B: Kike RF: Verdugo or Pollock C : Barnes lefties 2B: Kike SS: Seager 3B: Turner CF: Bellinger LF: Pollock RF: Verdugo 1B: Muncy or Freese C : Martin These should be the set lineups so everyone knows their roles.