September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
Moderators: STLtoday Forum Moderators, Cards Talk Moderators
September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
Fire Oli.
Fire all coaches.
Mo gone.
New beginning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fire all coaches.
Mo gone.
New beginning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
Well , we know that Mo will be gone 100% on that but as for Oli and all the coaches being dismissed ? What happens if only one of your 3 wishes comes true. Then what ? Will your turn on Bloom immediately ?
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
Speaking for myself here. Yes. If Bloom doesn’t can Oli and commits to next season with him as the manager I will immediately turn on him. Regardless of who he keeps around and replaces in the coaching staff.
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
We know that Bloom is in his 2nd year with the organization.
He will obviously have a lot on his plate to start mostly notably with the roster but also with the manager and his staff.
I don’t know how much in direct dealings Bloom has had with Oli?
So it’s possible he will wait longer to form an opinion?!
He will obviously have a lot on his plate to start mostly notably with the roster but also with the manager and his staff.
I don’t know how much in direct dealings Bloom has had with Oli?
So it’s possible he will wait longer to form an opinion?!
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
-
- Forum User
- Posts: 390
- Joined: 28 May 2024 17:11 pm
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
The season will end
I hate not having baseball to watch. Yes i can watch football and basketball but rather watch baseball
I hate not having baseball to watch. Yes i can watch football and basketball but rather watch baseball
-
- Forum User
- Posts: 899
- Joined: 02 May 2025 19:12 pm
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
While I don’t blame Oli for everything, he seems to have that “just happy to be here” mindset. That is what Mo wanted and it never worked out. Bloom needs leadership that will respectfully speak up and challenge certain decisions without feelings being hurt. Keeping Oli would just be bad form and sends the wrong message to fans and players that they’re just tweaking the model when an overhaul is in order. Fair or not to Oli, Bloom needs a clean slate and I would doubt his judgement if he doesn’t see that clearly.Banner29 wrote: ↑03 Sep 2025 09:07 am
Speaking for myself here. Yes. If Bloom doesn’t can Oli and commits to next season with him as the manager I will immediately turn on him. Regardless of who he keeps around and replaces in the coaching staff.
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
I'll assume dEwitt is at fault.
He has Oli under contract for 2026.
Maybe he doesn't want to forfeit those dollars.
Bloom should resign if that's the case.
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
On sports open line a few nights ago they were reporting that Oli has been meeting with Bloom on a regular basis for quite some time now.Cusecards wrote: ↑03 Sep 2025 09:12 am We know that Bloom is in his 2nd year with the organization.
He will obviously have a lot on his plate to start mostly notably with the roster but also with the manager and his staff.
I don’t know how much in direct dealings Bloom has had with Oli?
So it’s possible he will wait longer to form an opinion?!
The inference was that they have a good relationship and that it appears it will continue beyond this season. It was also mentioned that almost to a man the players liked playing for Oli and he has the clubhouse.
-
- Forum User
- Posts: 11996
- Joined: 23 May 2024 12:41 pm
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
Let's remember the order to keep Oli could very likely come from above since he's under contract for 2026 and BDWJr is signaling it's going to be another puke season.Banner29 wrote: ↑03 Sep 2025 09:07 am
Speaking for myself here. Yes. If Bloom doesn’t can Oli and commits to next season with him as the manager I will immediately turn on him. Regardless of who he keeps around and replaces in the coaching staff.
I think Dewitt will be making the call on Oli, not Bloom.
Bloom gets his manager AFTER the rebuild is in full force (2027-2028?).
JMO
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
Oli probably doesn’t make more than ML minimum wage.Bully4you wrote: ↑03 Sep 2025 10:22 amI'll assume dEwitt is at fault.
He has Oli under contract for 2026.
Maybe he doesn't want to forfeit those dollars.
Bloom should resign if that's the case.
If DeWitt insists on keeping him around because of his contract that tells me Bloom has little chance of turning this wreck around.
-
- Forum User
- Posts: 2442
- Joined: 23 May 2024 14:12 pm
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
Charles King wrote: ↑03 Sep 2025 09:23 am The season will end
I hate not having baseball to watch. Yes i can watch football and basketball but rather watch baseball

Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
First, there are only 30 top baseball executive jobs. Unless something unethical is going on, you don't resign those positions if you get one. The chances of getting another one if you resign are 0%. Second, Bloom already knows that he is working under a tight budget, etc. Keeping Oli around is not that big of a deal.Bomber1 wrote: ↑03 Sep 2025 11:16 amOli probably doesn’t make more than ML minimum wage.Bully4you wrote: ↑03 Sep 2025 10:22 amI'll assume dEwitt is at fault.
He has Oli under contract for 2026.
Maybe he doesn't want to forfeit those dollars.
Bloom should resign if that's the case.
If DeWitt insists on keeping him around because of his contract that tells me Bloom has little chance of turning this wreck around.
Compared to past offseasons where MO made 1 or 2 moves and called it a day, Bloom has a huge amount of things to accomplish. There are holes in the pitching throughout the organization and talent redundancies. As easy as it is for those of us on this board he should make this trade or that trade, in real life, it takes two to tango. He probably needs to pull off 4-6 trades this offseason to reshape the organization. That is a huge task to get done. As part of that, they need to fully evaluate all the players on the 40 man roster, figure out who gets added etc. Unless he has an entire new manager and coaching group hanging around, I wouldn't put getting rid of Oli at the top of the list of things to do. I am not a huge Oli fan either. I just don't see the rush to add to the pile of issues the Cards have this offseason.
Re: September 29, 2025 can't come soon enough
We’ll see, but IMO Marmol is part of the pile of issues.ICCFIM2 wrote: ↑03 Sep 2025 11:26 amFirst, there are only 30 top baseball executive jobs. Unless something unethical is going on, you don't resign those positions if you get one. The chances of getting another one if you resign are 0%. Second, Bloom already knows that he is working under a tight budget, etc. Keeping Oli around is not that big of a deal.Bomber1 wrote: ↑03 Sep 2025 11:16 amOli probably doesn’t make more than ML minimum wage.Bully4you wrote: ↑03 Sep 2025 10:22 amI'll assume dEwitt is at fault.
He has Oli under contract for 2026.
Maybe he doesn't want to forfeit those dollars.
Bloom should resign if that's the case.
If DeWitt insists on keeping him around because of his contract that tells me Bloom has little chance of turning this wreck around.
Compared to past offseasons where MO made 1 or 2 moves and called it a day, Bloom has a huge amount of things to accomplish. There are holes in the pitching throughout the organization and talent redundancies. As easy as it is for those of us on this board he should make this trade or that trade, in real life, it takes two to tango. He probably needs to pull off 4-6 trades this offseason to reshape the organization. That is a huge task to get done. As part of that, they need to fully evaluate all the players on the 40 man roster, figure out who gets added etc. Unless he has an entire new manager and coaching group hanging around, I wouldn't put getting rid of Oli at the top of the list of things to do. I am not a huge Oli fan either. I just don't see the rush to add to the pile of issues the Cards have this offseason.