Biggest Bust In Cards History

[Strummer Jones]

6 pages and no mention of the immortal John Gall, disappointing

I definitely remember reading some folks on here back in the day who thought that Pujols was potentially expendable because of John Gall.

[Cranny]

To be fair, maybe talk about the biggest successes too? Like AP, who ranks #2 in MLB history in RBI? And also ranks #4 in MLB history in HRs?

That wasn’t what this thread was about. Start your own positive thread if you want.

Sorry, future. Forgot CT is mainly negative.

This wasn't a negative post-Cranny, rather it's a fair question to create conversation.

Not everything requires sunshine and rainbows

Nothing like the worst of the worst to generate

Nothing like it. Everybody likes dirty laundry. Kick em when they’re up, kick em when they’re down.

Unhappiness seeks out company.

You’d know. You seem to be very unhappy. You seem very happy to dwell in your abandon.

Always get a kick out of people who make summarizations about people they don’t know.

I know ya. I see your writings. It speaks volumes. Is that not your work. Is it not representative of your character.

“I know ya”? Really, SB? I don’t think so. Nobody really knows anybody on here. Unless they’ve met them personally. I remember I was intrigued with BRuby years ago. So I bought him lunch in Clayton one day and really got to know him a little.

Writings generally spill the soul. So much so that love letters and letters to soldiers and prisoners are so powerful. They bare the soul in a calm and non threatening environment. And then the anticipation of a return letter. Songs movies and books all come from writings.
Yes sir. People unwittingly let their cat out of the bag.

People write from their heart.

Exactly. Like rooting for the Cards in both up times and down times. Right, dawg?

[sikeston bulldog2]

That wasn’t what this thread was about. Start your own positive thread if you want.

Sorry, future. Forgot CT is mainly negative.

This wasn't a negative post-Cranny, rather it's a fair question to create conversation.

Not everything requires sunshine and rainbows

Nothing like the worst of the worst to generate

Nothing like it. Everybody likes dirty laundry. Kick em when they’re up, kick em when they’re down.

Unhappiness seeks out company.

You’d know. You seem to be very unhappy. You seem very happy to dwell in your abandon.

Always get a kick out of people who make summarizations about people they don’t know.

I know ya. I see your writings. It speaks volumes. Is that not your work. Is it not representative of your character.

“I know ya”? Really, SB? I don’t think so. Nobody really knows anybody on here. Unless they’ve met them personally. I remember I was intrigued with BRuby years ago. So I bought him lunch in Clayton one day and really got to know him a little.

Writings generally spill the soul. So much so that love letters and letters to soldiers and prisoners are so powerful. They bare the soul in a calm and non threatening environment. And then the anticipation of a return letter. Songs movies and books all come from writings.
Yes sir. People unwittingly let their cat out of the bag.

People write from their heart.

Exactly. Like rooting for the Cards in both up times and down times. Right, dawg?

You are correct sir.

[rockondlouie]

On the player side I have to go w/R. Busse too.

I was just a kid but a big enough fan to remember the hype around him.

[FloridaFan]

Lance Lynn. 48 C-cup

[AnExParrot]

To be fair, maybe talk about the biggest successes too? Like AP, who ranks #2 in MLB history in RBI? And also ranks #4 in MLB history in HRs?

Start your own thread about that... what you've brought up is completely off-topic.

[Rojo Johnson]

To be fair, maybe talk about the biggest successes too? Like AP, who ranks #2 in MLB history in RBI? And also ranks #4 in MLB history in HRs?

Stop

No, shut up. It’s so tiresome and so predictable.

[BrummerStealsHome]

The biggest bust in Milwaukee Brewer history is Front Row Amy.

MFILF

[Cranny]

To be fair, maybe talk about the biggest successes too? Like AP, who ranks #2 in MLB history in RBI? And also ranks #4 in MLB history in HRs?

Stop

No, shut up. It’s so tiresome and so predictable.

Got it. Positivity doesn’t play well with you guys.

[Adam2]

To be fair, maybe talk about the biggest successes too? Like AP, who ranks #2 in MLB history in RBI? And also ranks #4 in MLB history in HRs?

Stop

No, shut up. It’s so tiresome and so predictable.

Got it. Positivity doesn’t play well with you guys.

Glad you got it

[Ozziesfan41]

To be fair, maybe talk about the biggest successes too? Like AP, who ranks #2 in MLB history in RBI? And also ranks #4 in MLB history in HRs?

Stop

No, shut up. It’s so tiresome and so predictable.

Got it. Positivity doesn’t play well with you guys.

No problem with positivity but if you’re posting in a thread it’s generally good to stay on topic

[Cranny]

To be fair, maybe talk about the biggest successes too? Like AP, who ranks #2 in MLB history in RBI? And also ranks #4 in MLB history in HRs?

Stop

No, shut up. It’s so tiresome and so predictable.

Got it. Positivity doesn’t play well with you guys.

Glad you got it

Wonderful, Adam. Glad you got that I got it.

[WLTFE]

Looks like ANOTHER thread highjacked...some people just need attention

[Cranny]

And the little stalker pops up. LOL

[Quincy Varnish]

6 pages and no mention of the immortal John Gall, disappointing

I definitely remember reading some folks on here back in the day who thought that Pujols was potentially expendable because of John Gall.

Ya those people would later have their hearts captured by Joe Mather.

[Quincy Varnish]

Who was it that thought Hector Luna was a future HoFer?