Opening Night: Post Game Thread
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There were a few things I liked about last night's game:
Eckstein: 3 for 4 and an RBI.
Molina: 2 for 4
Kennedy: Triple
Rolen: nice defensive play charging in on a grounder from Reyes to throw out Glavine at 2nd
Johnson and Flores: each pitched an inning without giving up a hit
Opening Day is always special, especially when we raise a World Series flag.
Things could be worse.
Eckstein: 3 for 4 and an RBI.
Molina: 2 for 4
Kennedy: Triple
Rolen: nice defensive play charging in on a grounder from Reyes to throw out Glavine at 2nd
Johnson and Flores: each pitched an inning without giving up a hit
Opening Day is always special, especially when we raise a World Series flag.
Things could be worse.
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What the hell does LaRussa have to do to get the benefit of the doubt anyway?
For Chrissake - the best 10 years of baseball by this team and reigning champs and this is what he gets. Feh.
Maybe he was starting So tyo see if a vote of confidence might help? Maybe Carp messed up the squeeze? I don't remember LaRussa being at the plate when that went down.
Yeah, it was craptastic last night for sure. But if I know LaRussa, you aren't going to see him tolerate that for long. Surely you've been watchnig the Cardinals long enough to know that.
Give me a break.
What the hell does LaRussa have to do to get the benefit of the doubt anyway?
For Chrissake - the best 10 years of baseball by this team and reigning champs and this is what he gets. Feh.
Maybe he was starting So tyo see if a vote of confidence might help? Maybe Carp messed up the squeeze? I don't remember LaRussa being at the plate when that went down.
Yeah, it was craptastic last night for sure. But if I know LaRussa, you aren't going to see him tolerate that for long. Surely you've been watchnig the Cardinals long enough to know that.
Give me a break.
GatewaySnayke wrote:OK, I've had a few hours to cool off and collect my thoughts, and I really don't like this team. I mean, I HATE this team.
I have zero faith in La Russa at this point. Let's count the dumb things he did:
1. Start Taguchi
2. Not bringing in Duncan
3. Calling for a squeeze with Carpenter at bat
4. Bat Molina fifth
Pujols, Rolen, Edmonds, Duncan, Eckstein and Kennedy...they'll all be fine. I don't think the latter four are going to have monster seasons by any stretch, but they aren't going to kill the Cardinals. I see St. Louis being the 2003 Dodgers. They had a great pitching staff, which I think the Cardinals will have, but their lineup was atocious.
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Reminds me of a game last year when Maddux shut us down. There was a post along the lines of "We made that guy look like a Cy Young pitcher".ToughGuy_BlueShirt wrote:Did you guys forget that Tom Glavine has 291 wins?The Cards were not facing a chump last night. They couldn't hit left handed pitchers last year with the same team, did you think they were going to learn how in five months?
Uh, yeah. And a future HOF'er to boot.




