So? It's one thing if an announcer says it, it's another if a fan says it.

LOL.

I was at the game yesterday, and the asshole in front of me turns around and says, "Westbrook look sharp. Perfect through 4 2/3."

Then Florida gets 4 consecutive singles for a 2-1 lead.

:banghead:

Garcia@Tweetdeck:

I hate Marcellus.

SEE MARCELLUS?

LMAO

LAWLZ I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH IT I'VE BEEN COMPLAINING ABOUT PUJOLS ALL YEAR

Sarcasm escapes you?


Take a pill dude. Seriously.

I think the real problem is having Bryan Augenstein mentioned in the OP.

And his last name being misspelled.

Man if we still had Waino this staff would be tits. Crazy that Carp is the weak link right now.

I don't know that I'd say he's the weak link.

He's had a few starts where he's gotten little run support.

It's that the player that most thought would be a strength(Pujols) has turned out to be a weakness(For now, anyways, I think he'll turn it around) and as much as we whined about Berkman's D, he has been okay in RF and has, I think anyways, exceeded our expectations.

Jaime FTW.

I agree with that.

I don't think he's been as bad as Westbrook(He has turned it around lately, though), but he certainly hasn't been as well as Jaime, Lohse or K-Mac.

That's pretty incredible that a guy who sucked the past two seasons and a guy who was a RP in the bigs have been two of the Cards best SPs...

I would say in the end he has more wins than Westbrook or McClellan.

He is struggling at times though. His screaming at opposing players over little shit is getting odd.

When has he done that this year?

And didn't he pitch a good game in Atlanta, no?

The bullpen blew a few leads.

He went kookoo on Hanley Ramirez his last start.

I know he is intense but he is starting to let his emotions get in the way.

JMO

Edit: He is still one of my all-time favorite Cards.