Bats in a slump

[rockondlouie]

Quite a few guys entered the break in a slump. Hopefully they can reset and have a strong second half

ST. LOUIS

JJ Wetherholt
Since July 6th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.167/.417

Ivan Herrera
Since July 5th: 5 for 33, .152/.200/.242/.442

Alec Burleson
Since July 6th: 4 for 25, .160/.222/.400/.622

Lars Nootbaar
Since July 4th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.292/.542

Masyn Winn
Since July 4th: 5 for 32, .156/.206/.188/.393

Bryan Torres
Since July 5th: 1 for 18, .056/.056/.167/.222

Blaze Jordan
Since July 4th: 3 for 15, .200/.200/.267/.467

Nathan Church
Since July 4th: 2 for 27, .074/.138/.074/.212

Jose Fermin
Since July 5th: 5 for 25, .200/.259/.360/.619

Nelson Velazquez
Since July 1st: 2 for 19, .105/.182/.316/.498

Jimmy Crooks
Since June 24th: 2 for 16, .125/.263/.313/.576

Pedro Pages
Since July 3rd: 1 for 12, .083/.083/.083/.167

Hopefully these guys get well at the hitter friendly Chase Field and the mile high air of Coors Field!

Given how well they've hit on the road this season (#2 in MLB in runs scored/game) this could be a fun trip!

[Pura Vida]

In Gorman's defense, he's been in a slump for about 1000 days so he's keeping with the status quo.

I saw on sports central they said gorman between Memphis and the majors has struck out 58 times in his last 108 at bats now that’s some unicorn numbers there

In a small defense, he wasn't sent to Memphis to keep doing the same thing. I would hope he is trying different approaches and swings. Doesn't look good, but surprise seasons and turnarounds happen in MLB.

[JDW]

In Gorman's defense, he's been in a slump for about 1000 days so he's keeping with the status quo.

Hey, how dare you!

Knew with patience I could get him back, lol.

[JDW]

Quite a few guys entered the break in a slump. Hopefully they can reset and have a strong second half

ST. LOUIS

JJ Wetherholt
Since July 6th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.167/.417

Ivan Herrera
Since July 5th: 5 for 33, .152/.200/.242/.442

Alec Burleson
Since July 6th: 4 for 25, .160/.222/.400/.622

Lars Nootbaar
Since July 4th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.292/.542

Masyn Winn
Since July 4th: 5 for 32, .156/.206/.188/.393

Bryan Torres
Since July 5th: 1 for 18, .056/.056/.167/.222

Blaze Jordan
Since July 4th: 3 for 15, .200/.200/.267/.467

Nathan Church
Since July 4th: 2 for 27, .074/.138/.074/.212

Jose Fermin
Since July 5th: 5 for 25, .200/.259/.360/.619

Nelson Velazquez
Since July 1st: 2 for 19, .105/.182/.316/.498

Jimmy Crooks
Since June 24th: 2 for 16, .125/.263/.313/.576

Pedro Pages
Since July 3rd: 1 for 12, .083/.083/.083/.167

Hopefully these guys get well at the hitter friendly Chase Field and the mile high air of Coors Field!

Given how well they've hit on the road this season (#2 in MLB in runs scored/game) this could be a fun trip!

Ah, the cure for a slump buster, a trip to the mile high. Hmm, my wife and I are going out West in August including Denver.
Might go to a game.
Maybe there's hope I can break my slump.

[cosmo.kramer]

Quite a few guys entered the break in a slump. Hopefully they can reset and have a strong second half

ST. LOUIS

JJ Wetherholt
Since July 6th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.167/.417

Ivan Herrera
Since July 5th: 5 for 33, .152/.200/.242/.442

Alec Burleson
Since July 6th: 4 for 25, .160/.222/.400/.622

Lars Nootbaar
Since July 4th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.292/.542

Masyn Winn
Since July 4th: 5 for 32, .156/.206/.188/.393

Bryan Torres
Since July 5th: 1 for 18, .056/.056/.167/.222

Blaze Jordan
Since July 4th: 3 for 15, .200/.200/.267/.467

Nathan Church
Since July 4th: 2 for 27, .074/.138/.074/.212

Jose Fermin
Since July 5th: 5 for 25, .200/.259/.360/.619

Nelson Velazquez
Since July 1st: 2 for 19, .105/.182/.316/.498

Jimmy Crooks
Since June 24th: 2 for 16, .125/.263/.313/.576

Pedro Pages
Since July 3rd: 1 for 12, .083/.083/.083/.167

Hopefully these guys get well at the hitter friendly Chase Field and the mile high air of Coors Field!

Given how well they've hit on the road this season (#2 in MLB in runs scored/game) this could be a fun trip!

Ah, the cure for a slump buster, a trip to the mile high. Hmm, my wife and I are going out West in August including Denver.
Might go to a game.
Maybe there's hope I can break my slump.

Cardinals play in Denver over labor day weekend. Hopefully the bats aren't still slumping by then

[JDW]

Quite a few guys entered the break in a slump. Hopefully they can reset and have a strong second half

ST. LOUIS

JJ Wetherholt
Since July 6th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.167/.417

Ivan Herrera
Since July 5th: 5 for 33, .152/.200/.242/.442

Alec Burleson
Since July 6th: 4 for 25, .160/.222/.400/.622

Lars Nootbaar
Since July 4th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.292/.542

Masyn Winn
Since July 4th: 5 for 32, .156/.206/.188/.393

Bryan Torres
Since July 5th: 1 for 18, .056/.056/.167/.222

Blaze Jordan
Since July 4th: 3 for 15, .200/.200/.267/.467

Nathan Church
Since July 4th: 2 for 27, .074/.138/.074/.212

Jose Fermin
Since July 5th: 5 for 25, .200/.259/.360/.619

Nelson Velazquez
Since July 1st: 2 for 19, .105/.182/.316/.498

Jimmy Crooks
Since June 24th: 2 for 16, .125/.263/.313/.576

Pedro Pages
Since July 3rd: 1 for 12, .083/.083/.083/.167

Hopefully these guys get well at the hitter friendly Chase Field and the mile high air of Coors Field!

Given how well they've hit on the road this season (#2 in MLB in runs scored/game) this could be a fun trip!

Ah, the cure for a slump buster, a trip to the mile high. Hmm, my wife and I are going out West in August including Denver.
Might go to a game.
Maybe there's hope I can break my slump.

Cardinals play in Denver over labor day weekend. Hopefully the bats aren't still slumping by then

If they still are slumping, well, wait till next year, but I think the Cards offense is due to pick it up very soon.
Thanks for the info though, although we're going to be out there more mid-August. Picking up another couple from near Omaha and we've let them do the most the planning, as they travel a lot. He's mainly an Angels fan, with his 2nd fav team the Royals ............... should be fun.

[rockondlouie]

Quite a few guys entered the break in a slump. Hopefully they can reset and have a strong second half

ST. LOUIS

JJ Wetherholt
Since July 6th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.167/.417

Ivan Herrera
Since July 5th: 5 for 33, .152/.200/.242/.442

Alec Burleson
Since July 6th: 4 for 25, .160/.222/.400/.622

Lars Nootbaar
Since July 4th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.292/.542

Masyn Winn
Since July 4th: 5 for 32, .156/.206/.188/.393

Bryan Torres
Since July 5th: 1 for 18, .056/.056/.167/.222

Blaze Jordan
Since July 4th: 3 for 15, .200/.200/.267/.467

Nathan Church
Since July 4th: 2 for 27, .074/.138/.074/.212

Jose Fermin
Since July 5th: 5 for 25, .200/.259/.360/.619

Nelson Velazquez
Since July 1st: 2 for 19, .105/.182/.316/.498

Jimmy Crooks
Since June 24th: 2 for 16, .125/.263/.313/.576

Pedro Pages
Since July 3rd: 1 for 12, .083/.083/.083/.167

Hopefully these guys get well at the hitter friendly Chase Field and the mile high air of Coors Field!

Given how well they've hit on the road this season (#2 in MLB in runs scored/game) this could be a fun trip!

Ah, the cure for a slump buster, a trip to the mile high. Hmm, my wife and I are going out West in August including Denver.
Might go to a game.
Maybe there's hope I can break my slump.

We lived there, great city....you'll love it!

[cosmo.kramer]

Quite a few guys entered the break in a slump. Hopefully they can reset and have a strong second half

ST. LOUIS

JJ Wetherholt
Since July 6th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.167/.417

Ivan Herrera
Since July 5th: 5 for 33, .152/.200/.242/.442

Alec Burleson
Since July 6th: 4 for 25, .160/.222/.400/.622

Lars Nootbaar
Since July 4th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.292/.542

Masyn Winn
Since July 4th: 5 for 32, .156/.206/.188/.393

Bryan Torres
Since July 5th: 1 for 18, .056/.056/.167/.222

Blaze Jordan
Since July 4th: 3 for 15, .200/.200/.267/.467

Nathan Church
Since July 4th: 2 for 27, .074/.138/.074/.212

Jose Fermin
Since July 5th: 5 for 25, .200/.259/.360/.619

Nelson Velazquez
Since July 1st: 2 for 19, .105/.182/.316/.498

Jimmy Crooks
Since June 24th: 2 for 16, .125/.263/.313/.576

Pedro Pages
Since July 3rd: 1 for 12, .083/.083/.083/.167

Hopefully these guys get well at the hitter friendly Chase Field and the mile high air of Coors Field!

Given how well they've hit on the road this season (#2 in MLB in runs scored/game) this could be a fun trip!

Ah, the cure for a slump buster, a trip to the mile high. Hmm, my wife and I are going out West in August including Denver.
Might go to a game.
Maybe there's hope I can break my slump.

Cardinals play in Denver over labor day weekend. Hopefully the bats aren't still slumping by then

If they still are slumping, well, wait till next year, but I think the Cards offense is due to pick it up very soon.
Thanks for the info though, although we're going to be out there more mid-August. Picking up another couple from near Omaha and we've let them do the most the planning, as they travel a lot. He's mainly an Angels fan, with his 2nd fav team the Royals ............... should be fun.

Angels fan, poor guy

I like Colorado though. Coors is also pretty nice

[cosmo.kramer]

Quite a few guys entered the break in a slump. Hopefully they can reset and have a strong second half

ST. LOUIS

JJ Wetherholt
Since July 6th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.167/.417

Ivan Herrera
Since July 5th: 5 for 33, .152/.200/.242/.442

Alec Burleson
Since July 6th: 4 for 25, .160/.222/.400/.622

Lars Nootbaar
Since July 4th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.292/.542

Masyn Winn
Since July 4th: 5 for 32, .156/.206/.188/.393

Bryan Torres
Since July 5th: 1 for 18, .056/.056/.167/.222

Blaze Jordan
Since July 4th: 3 for 15, .200/.200/.267/.467

Nathan Church
Since July 4th: 2 for 27, .074/.138/.074/.212

Jose Fermin
Since July 5th: 5 for 25, .200/.259/.360/.619

Nelson Velazquez
Since July 1st: 2 for 19, .105/.182/.316/.498

Jimmy Crooks
Since June 24th: 2 for 16, .125/.263/.313/.576

Pedro Pages
Since July 3rd: 1 for 12, .083/.083/.083/.167

MEMPHIS

Joshua Baez
Since July 4th: 1 for 23, .043/.185/.043/.229

Nolan Gorman
Since July 1st: 3 for 37, .081/.292/.162/.454

Did anyone notice the one player I did not list?

Jordan Walker
Since July 1st: 15 for 44, .341/.434/.682/1.116

Jordan has reached base safely in 18 straight games, including in all 13 games in July

Jordan has been great, but literally everyone else on the team has been slumping lately. Maybe the coaching staff needs to adjust?

Update since the break

ST. LOUIS

JJ Wetherholt
July 6th to July 16th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.167/.417
Since July 17th: 8 for 41, .195/.283/.341/.624

Jordan Walker
July 1st to July 16th: 15 for 44, .341/.434/.682/1.116
Since July 17th: 9 for 41, .220/.273/.317/.590

Ivan Herrera
July 5th to July 16th: 5 for 33, .152/.200/.242/.442
Since July 17th: 8 for 39, .205/.220/.308/.527

Alec Burleson
July 6th to July 16th: 4 for 25, .160/.222/.400/.622
Since July 17th: 18 for 42, .429/.455/.500/.955

Lars Nootbaar
July 4th to July 16th: 3 for 24, .125/.250/.292/.542
Since July 17th: 5 for 29, .172/.314/.172/.487

Masyn Winn
July 4th to July 16th: 5 for 32, .156/.206/.188/.393
Since July 17th: 6 for 32, .188/.325/.188/.513

Bryan Torres
July 5th to July 16th: 1 for 18, .056/.056/.167/.222
Since July 17th: 3 for 8, .375/.444/.375/.819

Blaze Jordan
July 4th to July 16th: 3 for 15, .200/.200/.267/.467
Since July 17th: 7 for 29, .241/.267/.345/.611

Nathan Church
July 4th to July 16th: 2 for 27, .074/.138/.074/.212
Since July 17th: 3 for 25, .120/.154/.120/.274

Jose Fermin
July 5th to July 16th: 5 for 25, .200/.259/.360/.619
Since July 17th: 4 for 20, .200/.370/.200/.570

Nelson Velazquez
July 1st to July 16th: 2 for 19, .105/.182/.316/.498
Since July 17th: 0 for 10, .000/.091/.000/.091

Jimmy Crooks
June 24th to July 16th: 2 for 16, .125/.263/.313/.576
Since July 17th: 4 for 16, .250/.294/.500/.794

Pedro Pages
July 3rd to July 16th: 1 for 12, .083/.083/.083/.167
Since July 17th: 0 for 4, .000/.200/.000/.200

Burleson has been good lately, but pretty much everyone else is still struggling...