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2018 STL Cardinals Thread (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=312812)

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 13529946)

Matheny was late with the pull again. Weaver was cruising until he threw 11/13 straight balls. He was obviously done.

ahem..... I’m right again! :rolleyes:

Hochman: Weaver looked cooked — why not pull him before pitching to Cespedes?

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/colum...ad3b09e82.html

Because getting your pitcher a win is more important than a team win obviously.

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Originally Posted by kcpasco (Post 13530281)

Because getting your pitcher a win is more important than a team win obviously.

Ding ding ding.

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Originally Posted by kcpasco (Post 13530281)

Because getting your pitcher a win is more important than a team win obviously.

that has to be the reason. Everyone on the Planet could see he had lost control. Was not getting it back together. Just pull him. This makes it worse for the guy. Now he blows a game instead of having a “Not your best” day.

Martinez had an off day on opening day. He’s been fantastic since.

Bob Gibson had bad days. Admit it’s not your day and be your regular self in 5 days. No biggie.

Cards looking better tonight but seriously, Pham out of the lineup 2nd inning because of an unexpected head contusion?

That's why you didn't get big $$ dude. You are an injury freak.

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Originally Posted by Marcellus (Post 13531201)

Cards looking better tonight but seriously, Pham out of the lineup 2nd inning because of an unexpected head contusion?

That's why you didn't get big $$ dude. You are an injury freak.

Contusion and laceration are two different things.

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Originally Posted by Rams Fan (Post 13531229)

Contusion and laceration are two different things.

Does it make a difference?

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Originally Posted by Marcellus (Post 13531289)

Does it make a difference?

One's a concussion, the other's a cut.

I understand you're trying to say he's snakebitten, I just don't think that that's a good example.

You know it’s going to be a good night when Wacha gets through the lineup unscathed for the 3rd time.

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Originally Posted by Rams Fan (Post 13531312)

One's a concussion, the other's a cut.

I understand you're trying to say he's snakebitten, I just don't think that that's a good example.

A contusion is a "bruise" not a concussion and you are nit picking the point, yes I used the wrong word initially but it appears both a contusion and a laceration occurred.

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Pham lasted all of one at-bat, coming out of the game in the third inning with a cut to his head. He was in the indoor batting cage getting ready for his at-bat and using a resistance band. His bat snapped off the band, which he called a “hitting contraption” of his design, and cracked him in the forehead.

“Blood started gushing down,” Pham said. “My whole jersey was filled with blood.”

He went through post-concussion tests at the ballpark and will have to be re-evaluated Thursday before playing.

“I didn’t know what happened other than the barrel (of the bat) hitting me,” he said. “I’ve in been in some real pain before. I’ve been stabbed. I’ve been through a lot, let’s just say that. I felt pain, but the only thing was that I couldn’t get the blood to stop.”

Pham said he passed all the concussion tests. “I’m good other than this big welt on my forehead. It damaged my modeling career,” he said, in gallows humor.

First time I have heard of this happening.

I’m very curious about said “contraption”

I actually had a close buddy in high school break his jaw and have an orbital fracture from one of those hit things that snaps to the fence and you hit. It sprung back somehow and hit him in the face. ****ed him up.

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Originally Posted by Jewish Rabbi (Post 13531608)

I’m very curious about said “contraption”

It says it was of his own making but I've used those resistance "contraptions" when I was coaching little league baseball.

They attach to a fence. Your only suppose to go in slow motion until you feel the resistance. I used it to teach them where their feet, hips and hands were when they started to bring the bat through the zone.

I find it fascinating that something I used to teach little leaguers basic stuff is still in use in MLB.

Injury freak went 4-6 today and is hitting .368/.484/.539

Good win today fellas