8/7... Rubber game vs cards

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Better late than never

That's a relief; I thought perhaps he'd pulled a hammy or something.
 
Out of 1,226 players eligible for WAR (offensive players) this year, AJ ranks 1,225 with a -1.7 WAR. Only Alexei Ramirez is worse. Even if you add in all of the pitchers' WARs, AJ is only better than Ramirez and Alfredo Simon of Cincinnati.

He needs to go, but the Braves will play the loyalty card and DFA Recker who has completely outperformed him.
 
Out of 1,226 players eligible for WAR (offensive players) this year, AJ ranks 1,225 with a -1.7 WAR. Only Alexei Ramirez is worse. Even if you add in all of the pitchers' WARs, AJ is only better than Ramirez and Alfredo Simon of Cincinnati.

He needs to go, but the Braves will play the loyalty card and DFA Recker who has completely outperformed him.
and been what seems like a decent leader
 
Dear Cardinals announcers of both radio and TV,

You may now STFU about how badly the Braves are overmatched by the mighty redbirds.

Sincerely,

me

Riding home with a Cardinals fan today I was forced to listen to Mike Shannon talking about IN-say-AR-say for the whole game. It was almost as bad as when he talked about Cy Young Winner Greg Mad-DOCKS.
 
I love how the team has played lately, but I would prefer to see us keep that number one pick because Hunter Greene looks like he's a once a decade type of player.
 
Riding home with a Cardinals fan today I was forced to listen to Mike Shannon talking about IN-say-AR-say for the whole game. It was almost as bad as when he talked about Cy Young Winner Greg Mad-DOCKS.

You know, as a kid I rather liked the Cardinals--McCarver, Gibson, Brock, Flood, Boyer, etc. were a classic team. I also lived in Arkansas for a year in the late 60s and watched their AA farm team, the Arkansas Travelers. With that as prologue, I can't stand anything about the Cardinals now.

If you don't mind me asking, with your board name do you live near Fayetteville?
 
You know, as a kid I rather liked the Cardinals--McCarver, Gibson, Brock, Flood, Boyer, etc. were a classic team. I also lived in Arkansas for a year in the late 60s and watched their AA farm team, the Arkansas Travelers. With that as prologue, I can't stand anything about the Cardinals now.

If you don't mind me asking, with your board name do you live near Fayetteville?

I'm in Little Rock.
 
I love how the team has played lately, but I would prefer to see us keep that number one pick because Hunter Greene looks like he's a once a decade type of player.

I wouldn't go that far. He may end up at that point by next year, and I think he ends up being the top player in the draft class, but as of now he's among 5-6 others on the shortlist.
 
And to think the the Front Office messed up so badly on calculating signing bonus usage from their pool, that they wasted an opportunity to get that guy locked up and in the system instead of having to purge another year and possibly get him as a #1 once in a generation draft pick.
 
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