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plenty of room on the bandwagon.
No one has hit 3 homers in a game in St Louis Cardinal history before yesterday? Wow!!And now Ivan Herrera with the first three-homer game in the history of the St. Louis Cardinals! Beautiful. I just wish he was better defensively.
Made a mistake. First catcher.No one has hit 3 homers in a game in St Louis Cardinal history before yesterday? Wow!!
With all the great players they have had throughout the years and not 1.
Just wow.
I thought that was impossible.Made a mistake. First catcher.
Oopsie!
Welcome to the Dodgers problem except theirs are in the major league.WHY THE FUCK ARE ALL OF OUR MINOR LEAGUE PITCHERS GETTING INJURED?! It was bad enough with Robberse and Hjerpe both with Tommy John at the beginning of the year, then Hence (again, this time ribs) and Mathews (shoulder), then Brian Holiday (undisclosed, out for the year, assuming Tommy John), Chen-Wei Lin (undisclosed, hasn't pitched since early July), and Zack Showalter (shoulder, recovering) joined the category, and now Roby's down with Tommy John, too?!
The fuck did our pitching coaches do to the baseball gods?! THE FUCK DID WE DO?!
(Note: At least Ixan Henderson is actually pitching well. That makes one upper-level minors starting pitcher...total. In our whole organization (don't count McGreevy; he was basically major-league ready).
Welcome to the Dodgers problem except theirs are in the major league.
Well that's true lolOur major league pitchers suck, though, unlike yours.
Matz has been one of our better relievers next to Maton (while I love Helsley, his K-rate is at an all-time low, so we dealt him at a good time to the Mets). Lefty, throws hard, multiple secondaries, great command. But more importantly, he’s healthy and pitching with confidence in his new role, and he’ll likely show you his best down the stretch run after he’s been injured the past two years.Talk to me about Matz please. Havent seen him pitch since he was a starter. Seems to give up a lot of hits.
Blaze Jordon is a nice bat, development has been slow but this year has been a bit of a jump for him. Struggled at AA but the power seems to be emerging this year again. 22 years old, could be in the show and producing by 2027. Feels like you got him at a good time.
Appreciate this!Matz has been one of our better relievers next to Maton (while I love Helsley, his K-rate is at an all-time low, so we dealt him at a good time to the Mets). Lefty, throws hard, multiple secondaries, great command. But more importantly, he’s healthy and pitching with confidence in his new role, and he’ll likely show you his best down the stretch run after he’s been injured the past two years.