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Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:30 pm

Absolut wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:27 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

How do you see tom Seaver? Explain

By his delivery. Watch some Tom Seaver on YouTube. You'll see the resemblance. Maybe not Just my opinion.

Absolut wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:32 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:30 pm

Absolut wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:27 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

How do you see tom Seaver? Explain

By his delivery. Watch some Tom Seaver on YouTube. You'll see the resemblance. Maybe not Just my opinion.

I don’t see roby dropping and driving like Seaver

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:37 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

Tom Seaver?

Gonna have to put that one right up there with Walker = Frank Robinson; Gorman = Eddie Mathews; Burleson = Tony Gwynn; and Yepez = "a prime-Pujols." Amazing. Do you ever comp Cardinals prospects to players who aren't Hall of Famers or red jackets?

craviduce wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:40 pm

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:37 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

Tom Seaver?

Gonna have to put that one right up there with Walker = Frank Robinson; Gorman = Eddie Mathews; Burleson = Tony Gwynn; and Yepez = "a prime-Pujols." Amazing. Do you ever comp Cardinals prospects to players who aren't Hall of Famers or red jackets?

John Tudor Drew Rom pitches for Memphis soon. Steve Garvey Thomas Saggese isn't doing great at Memphis.

and one of my all-time favorites, Andre Pallante is the "Right-handed version of Chris Carpenter"

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:43 pm

craviduce wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:40 pm

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:37 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

Tom Seaver?

Gonna have to put that one right up there with Walker = Frank Robinson; Gorman = Eddie Mathews; Burleson = Tony Gwynn; and Yepez = "a prime-Pujols." Amazing. Do you ever comp Cardinals prospects to players who aren't Hall of Famers or red jackets?

John Tudor Drew Rom pitches for Memphis soon. Steve Garvey Thomas Saggese isn't doing great at Memphis.

and one of my all-time favorites, Andre Pallante is the "Right-handed version of Chris Carpenter"

So what if I'm right or wrong? I'm just having some fun talking Cardinals baseball. Why is that such a big deal with a Guru like you? You seem to take all this too seriously. Relax.

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:43 pm

craviduce wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:40 pm

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:37 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

Tom Seaver?

Gonna have to put that one right up there with Walker = Frank Robinson; Gorman = Eddie Mathews; Burleson = Tony Gwynn; and Yepez = "a prime-Pujols." Amazing. Do you ever comp Cardinals prospects to players who aren't Hall of Famers or red jackets?

John Tudor Drew Rom pitches for Memphis soon. Steve Garvey Thomas Saggese isn't doing great at Memphis.

and one of my all-time favorites, Andre Pallante is the "Right-handed version of Chris Carpenter"

So what if I'm right or wrong? I'm just having some fun talking Cardinals baseball. Why is that such a big deal with a Guru like you? You seem to take all this too seriously. Relax.

craviduce wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:46 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:43 pm

craviduce wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:40 pm

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:37 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

Tom Seaver?

Gonna have to put that one right up there with Walker = Frank Robinson; Gorman = Eddie Mathews; Burleson = Tony Gwynn; and Yepez = "a prime-Pujols." Amazing. Do you ever comp Cardinals prospects to players who aren't Hall of Famers or red jackets?

John Tudor Drew Rom pitches for Memphis soon. Steve Garvey Thomas Saggese isn't doing great at Memphis.

and one of my all-time favorites, Andre Pallante is the "Right-handed version of Chris Carpenter"

So what if I'm right or wrong? I'm just having some fun talking Cardinals baseball. Why is that such a big deal with a Guru like you? You seem to take all this too seriously. Relax.

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:37 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

Tom Seaver?

Gonna have to put that one right up there with Walker = Frank Robinson; Gorman = Eddie Mathews; Burleson = Tony Gwynn; and Yepez = "a prime-Pujols." Amazing. Do you ever comp Cardinals prospects to players who aren't Hall of Famers or red jackets?

Monsieur De Treville wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:49 pm

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:37 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

Tom Seaver?

Gonna have to put that one right up there with Walker = Frank Robinson; Gorman = Eddie Mathews; Burleson = Tony Gwynn; and Yepez = "a prime-Pujols." Amazing. Do you ever comp Cardinals prospects to players who aren't Hall of Famers or red jackets?

And...Victor Scott is Lou Brock!

All Cardinal prospects = HOF players!

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:50 pm

Monsieur De Treville wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:49 pm

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:37 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

Tom Seaver?

Gonna have to put that one right up there with Walker = Frank Robinson; Gorman = Eddie Mathews; Burleson = Tony Gwynn; and Yepez = "a prime-Pujols." Amazing. Do you ever comp Cardinals prospects to players who aren't Hall of Famers or red jackets?

And...Victor Scott is Lou Brock!

All Cardinal prospects = HOF players!

Who do you comp Scott to? Show some ballzz for a change.

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:48 pm

craviduce wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:46 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:43 pm

craviduce wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:40 pm

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:37 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

Tom Seaver?

Gonna have to put that one right up there with Walker = Frank Robinson; Gorman = Eddie Mathews; Burleson = Tony Gwynn; and Yepez = "a prime-Pujols." Amazing. Do you ever comp Cardinals prospects to players who aren't Hall of Famers or red jackets?

John Tudor Drew Rom pitches for Memphis soon. Steve Garvey Thomas Saggese isn't doing great at Memphis.

and one of my all-time favorites, Andre Pallante is the "Right-handed version of Chris Carpenter"

So what if I'm right or wrong? I'm just having some fun talking Cardinals baseball. Why is that such a big deal with a Guru like you? You seem to take all this too seriously. Relax.

Like I posted earlier. You are a respected Cardinals baseball Guru. Maybe you should let that be enough instead of trying to insult those lower than your lofty status.

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:50 pm

Monsieur De Treville wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:49 pm

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:37 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

Tom Seaver?

Gonna have to put that one right up there with Walker = Frank Robinson; Gorman = Eddie Mathews; Burleson = Tony Gwynn; and Yepez = "a prime-Pujols." Amazing. Do you ever comp Cardinals prospects to players who aren't Hall of Famers or red jackets?

And...Victor Scott is Lou Brock!

All Cardinal prospects = HOF players!

Who do you comp Scott to? Show some ballzz for a change.

craviduce wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:56 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:48 pm

craviduce wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:46 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:43 pm

craviduce wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:40 pm

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:37 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:14 pm

ClassicO wrote: ↑17 May 2025 16:09 pm Teams SPs only average about 5 1/3 IP per start.
Last year the high was 5.82 by the Mariners (well ahead of #2 KC at 5.62). The low was 4.65 by the Tigers. The middle was 5.18.
This year the high is 5.81 (KC) and the low is the mighty Dodgers (4.61 - who were 21st in 2024 with 4.92).

The Cards are 5th this year at 5.5 and 8th last year at 5.44.

Summary - a pitcher that goes 5 innings isn't that unusual.

As for Roby, he's been hurt as much as healthy, so I'd hope they make him a reliever.

Per Fangraphs (pre-season):
Fastball = 50 / 50
Slider = 55 / 55
Curveball = 70 / 70
Changeup = 60 / 60
Command =30 / 40
Prospects TLDR: Roby has the stuff to be a mid-rotation starter, but whether or not he can stay healthy enough is another matter.

Here's a video of his 11K performance, which shows his stuff (the curve and esp. the change-up look great): https://www.mlb.com/video/tekoah-roby-s-11-strikeouts

Great video, thanks. I know some don't like my comps. But I see some Tom Seaver in Roby.

Tom Seaver?

Gonna have to put that one right up there with Walker = Frank Robinson; Gorman = Eddie Mathews; Burleson = Tony Gwynn; and Yepez = "a prime-Pujols." Amazing. Do you ever comp Cardinals prospects to players who aren't Hall of Famers or red jackets?

John Tudor Drew Rom pitches for Memphis soon. Steve Garvey Thomas Saggese isn't doing great at Memphis.

and one of my all-time favorites, Andre Pallante is the "Right-handed version of Chris Carpenter"

So what if I'm right or wrong? I'm just having some fun talking Cardinals baseball. Why is that such a big deal with a Guru like you? You seem to take all this too seriously. Relax.

Like I posted earlier. You are a respected Cardinals baseball Guru. Maybe you should let that be enough instead of trying to insult those lower than your lofty status.

you crone on and on about "talking baseball", but there are pages upon pages, and walls of text on this website/forum with you hurling continuous insults at every single poster who disagrees with you....we've all grown tired of you. I only find you slightly funny now...thus my laughing at you.

When you decide to actually talk baseball...real baseball, It'll get better for you. And until you do, don't tell others to do something you aren't willing to do. Cranny will back us up on that one.

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 17:05 pm Guru, youare pretty good at reporting baseball. Not particualarly good at analyzing it. But leave the personal theatrics alone.

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑17 May 2025 17:08 pm

Shady wrote: ↑17 May 2025 17:05 pm Guru, youare pretty good at reporting baseball. Not particualarly good at analyzing it. But leave the personal theatrics alone.

And by implication you consider yourself “good at analyzing [baseball]?”