You edited a little over two lines four times? You are some piece of work, Sport.Shady wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025 11:47 amYou are underestimating Saggese. He's just scratching the surface as an MLB hitter. He's going to be a good one for a long time. Wetherholt may be a better eventual MLB hitter than Saggese. But that's certainly not a given. I guess we will have to just wait and see. The future catcher situation is fluid, indeed.rockondlouie wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025 11:43 am Next five years:
1) Noot RF
2) Wetherholt 2B
3) Donovan LF
4) ????? 3B (After NADO's gone)
5) Herrera DH
6) ????? 1B (After WillyC's gone)
7) Crooks C
8 - Scott CF
9) Winn SS
????? needs to come via trades and free agents.
Looking ahead, how's this future lineup suit you?
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How's this starting rotation shaping up in three years to go along with my projected lineup? 1) Liberatore 2) Pallante 3) Roby 4) McGreevy 5) Mathews.
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What's your future starting rotation look like three years down the road?
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1) How far in the future are you talking about?
2) Where is Donovan? He’s only 28 and is the best hitter on the team!
3) Nootbaar traded? FA?
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Cusecards, if Donovan is still a very productive player and doesn't sign elsewhere. He'd certainly be fine to still have in three seasons. The Cardinals really need to come up with a stud, slugging outfielder before then.
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Ok so you’re saying three years.Shady wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025 18:00 pmCusecards, if Donovan is still a very productive player and doesn't sign elsewhere. He'd certainly be fine to still have in three seasons. The Cardinals really need to come up with a stud, slugging outfielder before then.
Got it....title of thread just said future.
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Re: Looking ahead, how's this future lineup suit you?
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2) Mathews
3) Liberatore
4) Pallante
5) McGreevy
Maybe that's how the rotation looks to me, three years from now.
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Roby has the talent to be a factor. Hope he can stay healthy. Mathews needs to get it together at AAA first.imadangman wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025 18:05 pm1)
2) Mathews
3) Liberatore
4) Pallante
5) McGreevy
Maybe that's how the rotation looks to me, three years from now.
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Your lineup and rotation w/all players from within the system is BDWJr wet dream (re: payroll under $80M) and a roster that would lose 90 games every year.
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I would say Winn is the only above average big league player. Scott is approaching that. The rest are unproven. So the rest you hope are good.
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Re: Looking ahead, how's this future lineup suit you?
1. It most likely includes at least 2 pitchers who are not currently in the organization.
....because....
2. Not all of these guys are going to make it. No organization hits on every prospect. A couple of these guys are bound to flop at some point.