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Im not saying hes Steve Carlton. However, he pitched well enough for the Cards to get the win. Nice job. Simple as that.

jim wrote:Not taking away from what Keisler did last night, you could say it was a game Carp was supposed to pitch and we win - no harm no foul. But put me in the unimpressed category as well. If that were the Mets we'd be having a different conversation.

yea, wed be celebrating randys no-hitter

Put me on the same team that was unimpressed. If that LaRoche ball travels ten more feet in the first inning (like it would have if we were playing in June) then we'd be calling for his head. Keisler pitched up in the zone way too much and you can't imagine Duncussa liked that.

A win's and a win. If TLR has to juggle the rotation to get favorable matchups for Kiester, so be it. I'll take it.

Just as long as he doesn't pitch against the Cards. He's the perfect example of a guy that shuts the Cards down.

BW42 wrote: He's the perfect example of a guy that shuts the Cards down.

A guy standing on a mound?

RC21 wrote:

BW42 wrote: He's the perfect example of a guy that shuts the Cards down.

A guy standing on a mound?

with his watch on the wrong arm

RC21 wrote:

BW42 wrote: He's the perfect example of a guy that shuts the Cards down.

A guy standing on a mound?

Lately, yeah. They have to be battling Seattle and Washington for being the worst against SP this year so far. 10 runs in 8 games.

RC21 wrote:

BW42 wrote: He's the perfect example of a guy that shuts the Cards down.

A guy standing on a mound?

Nice.

I'm enthused about every starter on the staff and I'll give a breakdown of what I expect from them and the entire team in the next couple days. Gotta make a few adjustments now that Carp's out.