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Rantz wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:43 pm This is what a team looks like when the owners fleece the fans and the team for years. A mediocre team. The Yankees come to town and can't even sell out on a Friday night? Pathetic!

kinda sad

Ordinary Man wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:47 pm

WLTFE wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:45 pm Raleigh and Schwarber both got to 100 ribs tonight.

Our "sluggers" are mostly just eating ribs.

Question, and i do not know the answer. Just wondering if anyone else does. How many teams don't have a 20 homer guy yet? How many are stuck with one guy with 15?

...Pallante got really lucky with Judge after Winn's error.

I'm not sure that Brandt Brown is even necessary anymore. Could cut a bit more payroll with his firing . SMH...

MIDMOBIRDTWO wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:45 pm

scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:39 pm

MIDMOBIRDTWO wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:37 pm

Braund241 wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:34 pm And of course, the Cardinals lead off batters never get on.

We are playing Oli Ball. A special brand of uninspired and station to station baseball.

Yes because there's a plethora of talented hitters he has on his roster

Stick up for the little weasel, he is your kind of manager.

So you love all the talent he has to work with... interesting.

Says a lot about you.

Life must be one big disappointment and struggle.

You don't have my empathy

cbcloud wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:49 pm ...Pallante got really lucky with Judge after Winn's error.

and Winn is going, "phewww"

...according to CoPilot (microsoft AI) ...
"As of now in the 2025 MLB season, four teams have yet to see a single batter reach the 20 home run mark. These teams are:
• Miami Marlins
• Kansas City Royals
• Detroit Tigers
• Washington Nationals
Each of these clubs has relied more on contact hitting, speed, or pitching rather than power, and their offensive production has been spread across the lineup rather than concentrated in a few sluggers. It's a rare occurrence this late in the season, especially with league-wide home run rates remaining relatively high."

Not sure WHY they missed the Cards... So AI is not perfect after all, is it...

...and I just checked the "old-fashioned way," (pulled up the current batting of the Washington Nationals) and Baseball Reference shows James Wood with 25 HR's, and the Tigers and Royals have 2 players with plus 20... MORE mistakes on the same question...! This Microsoft AI list is obviously not current...

Ordinary Man wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:47 pm

WLTFE wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:45 pm Raleigh and Schwarber both got to 100 ribs tonight.

Our "sluggers" are mostly just eating ribs.

Cardinals' last 100 RBI guy was Arenado in 2022 (103).

Before that, Matt Holiday in 2012 with 102.

cbcloud wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:55 pm ...according to CoPilot (microsoft AI) ...
"As of now in the 2025 MLB season, four teams have yet to see a single batter reach the 20 home run mark. These teams are:
• Miami Marlins
• Kansas City Royals
• Detroit Tigers
• Washington Nationals
Each of these clubs has relied more on contact hitting, speed, or pitching rather than power, and their offensive production has been spread across the lineup rather than concentrated in a few sluggers. It's a rare occurrence this late in the season, especially with league-wide home run rates remaining relatively high."

Not sure WHY they missed the Cards... So AI is not perfect after all, is it...

Wow! Not very thorough at all!

slimjay63801 wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:57 pm

cbcloud wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:55 pm ...according to CoPilot (microsoft AI) ...
"As of now in the 2025 MLB season, four teams have yet to see a single batter reach the 20 home run mark. These teams are:
• Miami Marlins
• Kansas City Royals
• Detroit Tigers
• Washington Nationals
Each of these clubs has relied more on contact hitting, speed, or pitching rather than power, and their offensive production has been spread across the lineup rather than concentrated in a few sluggers. It's a rare occurrence this late in the season, especially with league-wide home run rates remaining relatively high."

Not sure WHY they missed the Cards... So AI is not perfect after all, is it...

Wow! Not very thorough at all!

All those teams have a 20+ homer guy.

slimjay63801 wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 19:47 pm Question, and i do not know the answer. Just wondering if anyone else does. How many teams don't have a 20 homer guy yet? How many are stuck with one guy with 15?

Gee, if only there was a way to look this up? If only there was some resources you could access, on the same way you posted, and that could give you the answer.

Do your own homework [shirt] head!

So in each of the first 2 innings, a Cardinal hitter walks and the next batter swings at the first pitch and hits into a DP. Against Gil who led the league in BBs last year. Now that’s baseball acumen.

Chitownredbird wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 20:02 pm So in each of the first 2 innings, a Cardinal hitter walks and the next batter swings at the first pitch and hits into a DP. Against Gil who led the league in BBs last year. Now that’s baseball acumen.

Walker took a pitch.

Jazz Chisholm just dog walked Pallente

Takes him deep, then walks, gets two throw overs and then a huge jump for SB

Pallante is soft

its the 3rd inning and 65 pitches

another run