scoutyjones2
Well-Known Member
I think it's because the Cards don't have anything above average talent, but some exceptional pitching...not including the bully
Two blown saves in two games.Pirates on a pretty good tear as of late
Whoa, easy on the trash talk. It's a very long season.
Bullpen is the easiest thing to build. You just find 60 guys who can throw 99 mph, sign them cheap and keep going through the list until you find some that are fearless.if the Brewers had a decent BP they would be 15 games over .500
It seems like its the hardest thing to sustain, though.Bullpen is the easiest thing to build. You just find 60 guys who can throw 99 mph, sign them cheap and keep going through the list until you find some that are fearless.
kedit - nevermind, just noticed you were being sarcastic. carry on
In theory the bullpen is somewhat of a low priority but as a fan a bad bullpen is maybe the 2nd hardest thing to watch behind bad defense.k
Well I was sort of making folly of the process but I think a lot of teams are over-zealous in finding bullpen "pieces" that aren't useful. In theory, anybody should be able to get three hitters out. Some of this is mental preparation, some of it is analytics. In any event, spending too much on bullpens is goofy. Developing young guys in the system will do just as much.
Who would be untouchable right now for the Cardinals? Selling high on Lance Lynn seems to be an obvious move to make.Its weird to see the Cardinals as the least clutch team in baseball but here we are.
Lost 10 out of 11 in division. Its time to start thinking about selling here shortly. No power in the bats and no ability to win late.
Lance Lynn is probably the most likely piece to move. You could make an argument for Wong and Matt Carpenter but I think the Cardinals might value them more than other teams. Those are the 3 names I'd guess.Who would be untouchable right now for the Cardinals? Selling high on Lance Lynn seems to be an obvious move to make.
I can see Carpenter being someone they move and they could get a decent amount in return. Given his contract and track record. You know more than me, but Wong seems to be someone they'll want to keep long term.Lance Lynn is probably the most likely piece to move. You could make an argument for Wong and Matt Carpenter but I think the Cardinals might value them more than other teams. Those are the 3 names I'd guess.
Honestly, I'm not really sure. Some of the moves the Cardinals have made the past few years are not ones I would've ever wanted them to do.I can see Carpenter being someone they move and they could get a decent amount in return. Given his contract and track record. You know more than me, but Wong seems to be someone they'll want to keep long term.