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Speaking of Reyes getting popped for drugs, I believe there was an ex-Cardinal in the Cubs minors that just got busted for it as well not too long ago. Adron Chambers.
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Who in the hell thinks pot is a performance enhancer? or some kind of threat to society for burning trees? |
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Personally I think if they are going to ban pot they should ban chew. Just because its ****ing disgusting to watch a player at the plate spit. I'm looking at you Starlin Castro! |
For us old timers.........
Lou Brock lost part of his leg below the knee due to an infection associated with diabetes. He is one of my all time favorite Cardinals. Speedy recovery Lou! |
I think you've gotta make the decision to make some tough decisions now with an eye towards the next generation.
If they're serious about chris davis, I'm not real excited about it, but I guess I get it. They've got alot of money coming off the books soon, but that's not a reason to just go spending. I still think looming for a 3rd baseman and moving carp to 2nd wouldn't be a terrible idea, and I know he's never played it, but would you entertain moving Wong to short? |
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He meant Wong at short BRC. Would be a much better move that passing away millions on a 15-60 right fielder
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Wong's a 2b through and through. He was even playing 2b in college when he was playing alongside Garcia. And it's not as though his offense is anything to write home about so there's no benefit in making due with his defense to try to eek an extra bat in there. |
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Also what we suspected was true.........from STLtoday BOCA RATON, Fla. • Before the Cardinals became aware of Lance Lynn's longterm absence to recover from elbow surgery, any interest they had in pursuing and possibly signing a free-agent starter this winter came with a string attached. It would have led to a trade. Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak, during a talk with reporters Wednesday at the general managers meetings, said that his team was not disinterested in the free-agent market for starters but with a full rotation their activity there would have been a hint at something else. Mozeliak said bluntly that if the team acquired a starter they would have then been looking to move a starter in a trade, possibly for the bat they desire. |
St. Louis sports talk radio is an absolute joke. "Duncan" lulz he actually refers to himself as this is an absolute abomination.
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Braves interested in moving simmons. There's your shorthstop.
Peralta to 3rd, carp to 2nd, Wong to wherever |
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Yeah, I love love LOVE me some Andrelton Simmons. I'd pony up for that guy. I love Flaherty (my 2nd favorite pitcher in the system) but if they asked for him, done. Unfortunately Marco took a step back or he'd be a perfect get for them. Adding a LHSP w/ #3 upside would be a little bit light, but it would be a great start. The Miller trade worked out very well for them, I'd have to think they'd be willing to work with Mozeliak again. |
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How many years of control does he have left? |
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“How long can you take the body blows?” Mozeliak said. “That’s why thinking about outside markets and understanding that maybe it’s time to be more aggressive there might make sense. … If we’re compelled to do something that may be a little bit out of our comfort zone, it could happen from time to time.” |
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You can't have Reyes and Gonzalez. You can't even have Reyes. But Weaver and Gonzalez? Maybe Wong and Gonzalez? I'd consider both of those. He's under control through 2020 with salaries that go 6/8/11/13/15 So he's due just a tick under $11 million/year for the next 5 years. I'd say there's a surplus monetary value there of about $30 million. He's a pretty weak stick, but his glove is so good he could probably get in the $15-$17 million/season on the market. Is trading Reyes worth $30 million in surplus value? Nope. |
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