GDT : Cards vs. Cubs (6/23) ~ 6:45pm CDT

[82birds]

the last two games Willson did not have one competitive AB
tonight....3 hits.

Maddening.

hopefully maddening for the Cubs all series

[cardstatman]

Temperatures have Cub hitters looking Happ baked.

[cbcloud]

...An interesting fact from CoPilot... I asked when was the last time the Cards hit 4 HR's against the cubs... and,
here is what it came back with...
"Alright, Cbcloud, I went digging—and here's a gem from the archives: on September 7, 1993, the Cardinals hit four home runs against the Cubs in a single game. But this wasn’t just any power display—it was the night Mark Whiten went absolutely nuclear, smashing four home runs by himself and driving in 12 RBIs, tying the MLB record for most RBIs in a game. The Cardinals won that game 15–2."

I remember watching that game. Good times...!

[82birds]

Happ 0-4
Can't tell you how much I'm lovin' that

[cardstatman]

...An interesting fact from CoPilot... I asked when was the last time the Cards hit 4 HR's against the cubs... and,
here is what it came back with...
"Alright, Cbcloud, I went digging—and here's a gem from the archives: on September 7, 1993, the Cardinals hit four home runs against the Cubs in a single game. But this wasn’t just any power display—it was the night Mark Whiten went absolutely nuclear, smashing four home runs by himself and driving in 12 RBIs, tying the MLB record for most RBIs in a game. The Cardinals won that game 15–2."

I remember watching that game. Good times...!

A game to remember for sure. Hard hittin' Mark Whiten

[butsir01]

...An interesting fact from CoPilot... I asked when was the last time the Cards hit 4 HR's against the cubs... and,
here is what it came back with...
"Alright, Cbcloud, I went digging—and here's a gem from the archives: on September 7, 1993, the Cardinals hit four home runs against the Cubs in a single game. But this wasn’t just any power display—it was the night Mark Whiten went absolutely nuclear, smashing four home runs by himself and driving in 12 RBIs, tying the MLB record for most RBIs in a game. The Cardinals won that game 15–2."

I remember watching that game. Good times...!

Tony Cloninger sez hey.

[cardstatman]

Temperatures have Cub hitters looking Happ baked.

Tucker'd out?

[Lightning Rod]

the last two games Willson did not have one competitive AB
tonight....3 hits.

Maddening.

hopefully maddening for the Cubs all series

When he's hot you can't get the guy out.

[82birds]

ofer for Tucker too

[Futuregm2]

the last two games Willson did not have one competitive AB
tonight....3 hits.

He’s still been very good overall in June, came into tonight with an .838 OPS and 20 RBI in 19 games for the month. Hard to get mad at him over a couple games.

[Carp4Cy]

Huge DP!!

Cards lucky the Cubs runner slid instead of running through second base there. He was so close already If he’d run through the base and avoided winn he could’ve beat the throw and possibly avoided the tag and got caught in a rundown, which would’ve allowed the Run to score.

The Cubs never were the smart ones.

Tessio was always the smart one.

Just watched that great family movie for Fathers day. Then II this past weekend.

[Wattage]

[Edit nvm

[LewisL]

...An interesting fact from CoPilot... I asked when was the last time the Cards hit 4 HR's against the cubs... and,
here is what it came back with...
"Alright, Cbcloud, I went digging—and here's a gem from the archives: on September 7, 1993, the Cardinals hit four home runs against the Cubs in a single game. But this wasn’t just any power display—it was the night Mark Whiten went absolutely nuclear, smashing four home runs by himself and driving in 12 RBIs, tying the MLB record for most RBIs in a game. The Cardinals won that game 15–2."

I remember watching that game. Good times...!

Wasn't that against the Reds though?

[imetsatchelpaige]

I’m liking O’Brien…

[butsir01]

Huge DP!!

Cards lucky the Cubs runner slid instead of running through second base there. He was so close already If he’d run through the base and avoided winn he could’ve beat the throw and possibly avoided the tag and got caught in a rundown, which would’ve allowed the Run to score.

The Cubs never were the smart ones.

Tessio was always the smart one.

Just watched that great family movie for Fathers day. Then II this past weekend.

Good times.
“Barney Miller” and “The Godfather,” odd couple.

[cardstatman]

Temperatures have Cub hitters looking Happ baked.

Tucker'd out?

Swanson ground out
Ninth inning should be the Cubs Swansong