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Hey BRC - does Yadi get a pass for that one as well?
Another lazy stab. I'm sure it's mere coincidence that 3 of the 4 players I've named as players that don't play fundamentally sound baseball have all made plays that aren't fundamentally sound that have hurt us badly this game. I repeat - this team does not play the game the right way and Albert walking to 1b is as glaring example as we see. |
Goddamn this team is ****ing lazy.
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Jesus.
Yadi goes full reerun and Boggs completely melts down over it. Ugly. |
Do we lead the lead in blown saves?
If not, we have to be close. |
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Jesus, Yadi - try framing a ****ing pitch.
Stupid stupid stupid lazy baseball team. Goddammit. |
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Yadi made it look like it wasn't. |
Yay.
Another game lost to an inferior team when we held a late lead. This team may not lose 90 games as suggested, but they probably should. Bad ****ing baseball. |
6 blown saves.
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Yeah, Hall would've been punched out there on the breaking ball in the dirt had Yadi actually been on his toes and in a position to frame the 2-1 pitch that was clearly a strike. Yadi screwed his pitcher there by simply being a poor receiver.
Lazy, unsound, stupid baseball and it all starts from the top. But go ahead - keep telling me how unreasonable I'm being. |
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That last pitch would have been a double play if the infield is at regular depth.
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But again, if Yadi hadn't cost his pitcher a clear strike, the 2nd out is Bill Hall and the IF is at normal depth with 2 outs for the next man up. Baseball isn't a complicated enough game for stuff like that to go unpunished. This team does not play smart, focused baseball. If it's not LaRussa's job to address that kind of crap, I'm not exactly sure what we pay him for. |
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We'll just forget that one of these supposed lazy players made a bigger difference in runs saved at his position than any other player in the league, save for three outfielders last year (Molina), and that Pujols saved more runs than any player in the NL in 2007 and 2008 just with his defense, not just for his position, but of all positions. Both guys are super slow runners, and yet are always among the first to get the extra base or swipe a bag when the pitcher isn't paying attention, and their ESP backpick play is the best in baseball. That too must be attributable to laziness and stupidity, because of lazy and stupid baseball players are known for anything, it's catching the other team off guard, again and again. You've wanted to dump Pujols and Molina for a while, claiming that they were part of the latin contingent that mailed in the 2010 season. Sure, Felipe Lopez is the best example of a mail in job, but the last I checked, Molina caught more games than any catcher in baseball last year, and Pujols had the best numbers in baseball again. Where exactly are these mail in jobs? This isn't a game played by automatons. There are lags, lulls, and mistakes that will happen more often in a protracted season. It doesn't mean the players who make them are lazy, especially when they have a long and documented history of showing tremendous effort through offensive and defensive production. Pujols has saved far more runs with his supposed lazy defense than a bum like Brendan Ryan ever made running balls out on a one hopper to the second baseman. |
punto leading off and freese batting 2nd? Larussa comes up with the wildest lineups.
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Lohse pitching well again tonight.
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Is Franklin working on blowing a Cards 6 run lead?
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Tony pulled Franklin. Wow.
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Bases loaded for the Astros.
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No firggin way Salas should be sent down to the minors. Franklin needs to go down to find his groove. And now Miller hasn't retired a batter in his last 4 appearances. Quit giving those old guys a chance to cost us games. |
Franklin is toast. He can't even pitch with a 6 run lead.
JFC he is done. |
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Franklin should've had one out. Between Franklin and Miller...yikes.
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If Pence hits a HR here, I'm going to laugh.
It's pathetic that you might not even be able to trust your bullpen with a 6 run lead. |
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If we get out of this with only 2 runs, not bad. |
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Tying run comes to the plate... |
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Okay, they got out of that without giving up 7 runs. Now Eduardo better close it.
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I still think Sanchez and Boggs can get the job done in the bullpen.
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Those are the only guys I have any confidence in right now. Salas came into a situation which is tough to get out of. |
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Let's go Sanchez!
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That was ****ing filthy.
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WHY IS THIS GUY NOT CLOSING?
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man that slider was nasty
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Damn that was a nasty slider.
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I don't give a shit that he just made his debut a few weeks ago. Dude is the best reliever the Cards have. |
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There's no degree of minor league time that's going to get him together. Miller is the same animal - he started showing signs of this last season. He looked a little Floresy for my tastes last season and he's gone full Randy this season. The old men in this bullpen are simply awful. |
****.
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Oh ****.
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Well here we go, get this guy and call it done.
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One more out, one more out, one more out, one more out.
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Just get a ground out please.
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He's overthrowing and can't command his slider.
He just overthrew the hell out of that 1-2 pitch. He's just too green for this role, IMO. |
End it here Edaurdo.
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I'd be surprised if he comes within a foot of the zone here.
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Goddamn this team is a ****ing joke.
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****ING SHIT BAG OF HELL.
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Uh...perhaps a defensive replacement for Berkman would've been a good idea?
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Jesus, Berkman.
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I am speechless.
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If Pence does what I think he'll do, I give up.
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Sanchez looked great against the first batter. Since then, he's overthrown everything and can't find the zone. He's too young for the closer gig. Ride it out with Boggs or go outside the organization. I'm not comfortable with Sanchez learning about the big leagues as a closer. |
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