Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
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hmoss859
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Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
Cost Pallente a run and eventually the game
0-4 with 3ks, swings at ball 4 in dirt to end game after passively begging to walk in previous at bats
He won’t forget his last game at Busch 3
The Last of the Nootbaar
Good riddance Clown Boy
0-4 with 3ks, swings at ball 4 in dirt to end game after passively begging to walk in previous at bats
He won’t forget his last game at Busch 3
The Last of the Nootbaar
Good riddance Clown Boy
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BrockFloodMaris
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
I tried to like Noot, but he has taken so many strikes down the middle this year, it’s pathetic. The Cards will not miss him.
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Swuhgen
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
Another guy who supposedly had all this potential. Never realized.
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hmoss859
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
Somebody’s else’s problem now
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
The Cardinals are experts at not developing outfielders they draft. Hopefully Walker continues to be an outlier, although it took him a while to get there.
Nootbaar would look a lot better though if platooned as he should be, but we've never had a RH LF/CF worthy of platooning him with.
Nootbaar would look a lot better though if platooned as he should be, but we've never had a RH LF/CF worthy of platooning him with.
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JuanAgosto
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
He will forget it within the hour. He isn't very smart.
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Charles King
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
Hopefully he gets moved
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Cardinals1964
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
Let’s play “what if” and the blame game.
Granted Noot made a mental error. We all agree on that.
But what if Walker was out there? He might not catch that ball.
One can argue that Noot saved a double and the run would have scored anyway. So he actually saved the run because the next guy up got hit and that would’ve scored the guy that just hit the pretend double.
Then JJ put him back on top two to one with the home run.
I could blame Pallante for walking the batter that eventually scored to tie again.
I could blame Soriano for giving up that run that tied the game.
I could blame numerous players for not hitting with runners and scoring position. The last I looked, they were one for nine. I don’t know what they ended up with.
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Longhorns55
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
He’s like the bad version of Matt Carpenter.
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
Some fans have gone so far over the edge for Noot that they scream Noooooot when he catches a routine fly ball. Enough is enough of this charade.
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Bomber1
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
There is never any excuse for a ML fielder to forget the number of outs.Cardinals1964 wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 19:45 pmLet’s play “what if” and the blame game.
Granted Noot made a mental error. We all agree on that.
But what if Walker was out there? He might not catch that ball.
One can argue that Noot saved a double and the run would have scored anyway. So he actually saved the run because the next guy up got hit and that would’ve scored the guy that just hit the pretend double.
Then JJ put him back on top two to one with the home run.
I could blame Pallante for walking the batter that eventually scored to tie again.
I could blame Soriano for giving up that run that tied the game.
I could blame numerous players for not hitting with runners and scoring position. The last I looked, they were one for nine. I don’t know what they ended up with.
Stop making excuses for the clown this organization has wasted 5 years on.
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JuanAgosto
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
I've tried to keep from replying but this is too stupid to pass up. The ol "what if" game. Perfect for 8 year old minds. What a putz. Admit it, your crush Nooty boy sucked throughout that game.Cardinals1964 wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 19:45 pmLet’s play “what if” and the blame game.
Granted Noot made a mental error. We all agree on that.
But what if Walker was out there? He might not catch that ball.
One can argue that Noot saved a double and the run would have scored anyway. So he actually saved the run because the next guy up got hit and that would’ve scored the guy that just hit the pretend double.
Then JJ put him back on top two to one with the home run.
I could blame Pallante for walking the batter that eventually scored to tie again.
I could blame Soriano for giving up that run that tied the game.
I could blame numerous players for not hitting with runners and scoring position. The last I looked, they were one for nine. I don’t know what they ended up with.
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Cardinals1964
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
I’m not making excuses for him. I admit he made a mistake. I’ve seen the same mistakes from Hall of Famer. I’m realistic enough that one play, one mental error does not define a player. If there are other reasons, you don’t like him fine. But, that exact same scenario that happened today will happen again. Probably by better players.Bomber1 wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 19:57 pmThere is never any excuse for a ML fielder to forget the number of outs.Cardinals1964 wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 19:45 pmLet’s play “what if” and the blame game.
Granted Noot made a mental error. We all agree on that.
But what if Walker was out there? He might not catch that ball.
One can argue that Noot saved a double and the run would have scored anyway. So he actually saved the run because the next guy up got hit and that would’ve scored the guy that just hit the pretend double.
Then JJ put him back on top two to one with the home run.
I could blame Pallante for walking the batter that eventually scored to tie again.
I could blame Soriano for giving up that run that tied the game.
I could blame numerous players for not hitting with runners and scoring position. The last I looked, they were one for nine. I don’t know what they ended up with.
Stop making excuses for the clown this organization has wasted 5 years on.
Game has been over for four hours and people are still talking about a play that happened in the fourth inning. There are many things that lost that game.
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Strummer Jones
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
He was pretty dang bad his last several years here.
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Brockfast
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Haha. That’s funny. Most of what I have read and I have read a lot before I ever posted anything, was what if’s and after game analysis.JuanAgosto wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 19:58 pmI've tried to keep from replying but this is too stupid to pass up. The ol "what if" game. Perfect for 8 year old minds. What a putz. Admit it, your crush Nooty boy sucked throughout that game.Cardinals1964 wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 19:45 pmLet’s play “what if” and the blame game.
Granted Noot made a mental error. We all agree on that.
But what if Walker was out there? He might not catch that ball.
One can argue that Noot saved a double and the run would have scored anyway. So he actually saved the run because the next guy up got hit and that would’ve scored the guy that just hit the pretend double.
Then JJ put him back on top two to one with the home run.
I could blame Pallante for walking the batter that eventually scored to tie again.
I could blame Soriano for giving up that run that tied the game.
I could blame numerous players for not hitting with runners and scoring position. The last I looked, they were one for nine. I don’t know what they ended up with.
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Brockfast
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Re: Nootbaar last game at Busch was a beauty
Who takes Noot’s place. I was never a huge fan of his, but with the current roster, I don’t see many better options unless Torres is the answer.