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I'd be looking for another catcher to give Yadi more time iff
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Corey Hart Morse Kevin Youkilis (36 and played in Japan last year but is a total brokedick) Michael Cuddyer (will command too much) Billy Butler (is a DH only) Mark Reynolds Maybe Soto as a backup C, but given Yadi's refusal to leave the lineup, can you even get him to sign in such a reduced role? |
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I just hate Jay. |
If jay could be what he was this year, you could move carp into the 2 hole.
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I'd look at moving Rosenthal for something. Use that money ton fix the pen
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Pitching we are set. Give rosenthal a chance to start. He's toast as a reliver anyway. He flames out in spring training, no harm no foul. |
Let neshek walk and go get a legit set up man
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But, who do we buy? We have no positions open. |
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If you were going to increase payroll, the thing to do would be to buy out the arb years of Wong and Adams this year, and if his production looks legit, Oscar and Wacha in 2016. The only other way to spend money intelligently would be to work a trade that brought in Stanton while also extending him for five years. |
Oh, and we have another six-ish coming off with Motte leaving.
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Andrew miller would be a pen option
I might buy low on Geovany Soto and see if he could play some first and catch |
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The Dodgers just pissed away $30 million on League, Wilson, and some other ****ing scrub whose name escapes me in one year alone. |
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All I hear is how hard Wong works to make himself better. Give him some money. Big dudes who hit home runs don't grow on trees. Give Adams some money too. Lynn is going to want a ton of money. Thats where you throw some of that extra money. Wacha has to wait until the shoulder is stabilized, if it ever does. I wouldn't give Miller one either. New core guys to build around: Carpenter Wong Adams Taveras Lynn |
Shelby is gonna be great if he can continue to develop his secondary stuff.
Would you look to move anyone for a legit lefty? |
Aramis is a fa. He seems to always kill us, bring him aboard
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I think it's time to start looking post Yadi although he had a much lighter workload this year |
I hope the ****ing around with oscar is done though.
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Probably so.
Well, anyway fellas, I'm signing off. Was a successfulyear yet disappointing end. Lotta frustration and ups and downs. Get everyone healthy and let's go finish is one off next year. |
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Doesn't really matter if you have a power lefty if you have a healthy Wacha. His change destroys LHB. |
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I dunno what we'll do at catcher post yadi. I'm sad thinking about it. |
In any manner, seems the best way to improve next year will be from within and shoring up the pen
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That and firing Matheny.
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If they add some legitimate bench strength, get rid of captain concussion and that abortion Mabry, they've set themselves up to be good for a while. They're pretty young except Holliday and Yadi
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Suck it, losers
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@miklasz Matheny about not using Rosenthal: "We can't bring him in, in a tie-game situation. We're on the road.”
Tim McKernan @tmckernan · They're actually making fun of Mike Matheny on MLB Network. They're laughing at the decisions. Washington Post rips Matheny a new one: http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports...773_story.html Deadspin: Mike Matheny managed the Cardinals right out of the playoffs: http://deadspin.com/mike-matheny-man...ium=socialflow |
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I meant to say: Wainright Is a machine so game 5 looks good unless your manager goes full tard and pulls him early. Yeah StL fans should be a bit irked no doubt. |
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Royals fans are straight trolling. This is bizzaro world. |
That is about as good as a 4 game series can get. Cardinals organization and fans are a class act IMO. Thanks for letting a Giants fan hang out with you through the series.
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Game on the line. Your closer hasn't given up a run in a month. Doesn't matter, he gets pulled for the best match up possiblity. Our manager puts in a guy who hasn't pitched in a month. You earned the WS berth. Congrats! I guess you can go get that WS ticket now. |
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Still can't believe Matheny put the Cards' entire season yesterday on a guy who hadn't pitched in 3 weeks. And he's not Ned Yost, so his stupid shit obviously isn't going work out.
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Yea, I hope we never lose Botchy. |
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And to be so arrogant to not have a back up plan. We are just going to keep throwing out the same pitchers that failed. He was hired because of his leadership and the players would follow him. He has done that. The problem is the X's and 0's are not coming around. He now has the most post season experience of any manager in baseball besides Bouchy. You should not be making dumbass decisions by now. It's his arogance to stick by his players no matter what even if it means ending your season. I don't know how you change his managing like its High School mentality. |
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Here's a good example of the national trashing of our manager From The Art of Mathenaging: As a Cardinals fan who has watched Mike Matheny manage his team for three years now, there is a certain cold comfort in seeing the consistent sense of bafflement over his decisions -- the feeling that the person driving the bus doesn't know where he's going, or where the steering wheel is -- go mainstream this postseason. We've known it for three years: Now the rest of you know. |
At least Ned Yost seems like a lovable dunce.
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So the Phillies have made it known they're willing to unload veterans this offseason and are willing to eat salary on it.
Would you move for Hamels? |
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And Jon Jay
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Wouldn't be surprised to see the Cubs make a move for Hamels. Epstein has said that he wants to compete in 2015 and he's going to try to target 2 pitchers. I'm already betting that 1 of those slots is already filled with Lester. And the Cubs have a plethora of SS's to trade and I'm betting Baez is going to be shipped out for something this offseason because he is not the kind of player Epstein likes, as far as a hitter. Plus, the Cubs claimed Hamels on the waiver wire after the trade deadline.
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Sources: Manager Joe Maddon has exercised an opt-out clause in his contract and is leaving the Tampa Bay Rays immediately.
From Olney |
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Wouldn't surprise me to see Donnie Baseball get shitcanned now. |
Fire Matheny hire Maddon
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Rosenthal says he's not heading to LA. Bet he goes to Chicago
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Give them Taveras/Martinez/Connley/AA prospect. That should get you Stanton |
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Who is in this club? Yankees Mets Dodgers Angels Cubs Detroit Anyone else? Nationals Phillies White Sox Rangers |
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Someone said that the Phillies are willing to eat salary to make a deal happen. Adam Wainwright is making $3m less a year than Hamels with Hamels have 1 more year under contract which is an option year with a buyout. |
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30 year old ace who's pretty much a lock for 200+ IP. |
Waino had elbow surgery today. His days as an ace seem to be dwindling
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Again, it needs to be said: trust nothing the Cardinals say about the health of their players. |
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Also, it didn't help that Mr Mushbrain in the dugout thought it was a good idea to have Waino throw 8 billion innings two years in a row following TJ surgery. |
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How the **** are ever suppose to trust anything they say medically about a player? They changed Doctors and it was suppose to change. At least the NFL forces teams to be semi-honest about their players. |
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