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Originally Posted by kcpasco
For 5 months of the season the pitching was the problem. All of a sudden the offense goes completely cold and the pitching becomes decent. It’s such a weird and awesome sport.
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Pitching improved once Quintana and Montgomery came aboard. That's not an accident.
Marmol proved he's the same clueless stooge as the last two buffoons they hired.
Goldschmidt and Arenado completely no showed October yet again. The moment is too big for them. Arenado tries to hit every ball 600 feet, and Goldschmidt has the guts of a garter snake that was hit by a semi.
I hope Arenado opts out. He can go chase a ring with the Dodgers where he can hide as the sixth best bat in their lineup in October. Trade Goldschmidt at the deadline to the Yankees where those fans can eat his ****ing bitch ass alive.
Thank you immensely for the memories, Albert and Yadi. Albert went out like the champion and inner circle HOF'er that he is. Those will be the moments I recall with fondness from this season.
There's no point in trying to cobble something together for next season. Liberatore is going to be a bust (he'll be out of baseball in three years), Gorman needs more time, Carlson is blah, O'Neill can't stay healthy, Walker and Wynn haven't taken an MLB AB, and no Cardinals prospect has lived up to the hype in over a decade.