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Kentucky kid wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:14 pm They said the said the same thing about Gorman

Bully4you wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:07 pm That's not coming from me mate.
He said he already is a Super Star, as it were.
Just check out the following information:

In an interview on 101 ESPN's midday show "BK and Ferrario", Brandon Kiley and Alex Ferrario had Law on as a guest to talk about the Cardinals' draft from this past weekend and the state of the Cardinals' farm system. Law, when discussing the Cardinals' system, heaped massive praise onto Wetherholt that should excite all Cardinals fans.

"I can't say enough good things about JJ Wetherholt," Keith Law said on 101 ESPN's "BK and Ferrario". "He's a superstar. I just saw him again on Saturday at the Futures Game; he's going to hit. He's absolutely going to hit. He's gonna come up, I mean, he should come up this year. He's going to be ready. They'll figure out where to play him. I'm not even worried about that. If you have to move him to second base, fine. I don't care. He needs to be in the batter's box."

Kiley followed up by asking Law more about what he meant when he said Wetherholt is a superstar, and Law elaborated by saying Wetherholt can be a5 WAR player or more, the kind of bat who can post a .320 batting average consistently (a rarity in today's game) and do so while putting up 12-15 home run power, if not better, because his swing is so good. He went on to say that Wetherholt is the kind of player who you give the eight-to-ten-year extension to and you build your lineup around him long-term.

Goldfan wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:23 pm

Bully4you wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:07 pm That's not coming from me mate.
He said he already is a Super Star, as it were.
Just check out the following information:

In an interview on 101 ESPN's midday show "BK and Ferrario", Brandon Kiley and Alex Ferrario had Law on as a guest to talk about the Cardinals' draft from this past weekend and the state of the Cardinals' farm system. Law, when discussing the Cardinals' system, heaped massive praise onto Wetherholt that should excite all Cardinals fans.

"I can't say enough good things about JJ Wetherholt," Keith Law said on 101 ESPN's "BK and Ferrario". "He's a superstar. I just saw him again on Saturday at the Futures Game; he's going to hit. He's absolutely going to hit. He's gonna come up, I mean, he should come up this year. He's going to be ready. They'll figure out where to play him. I'm not even worried about that. If you have to move him to second base, fine. I don't care. He needs to be in the batter's box."

Kiley followed up by asking Law more about what he meant when he said Wetherholt is a superstar, and Law elaborated by saying Wetherholt can be a5 WAR player or more, the kind of bat who can post a .320 batting average consistently (a rarity in today's game) and do so while putting up 12-15 home run power, if not better, because his swing is so good. He went on to say that Wetherholt is the kind of player who you give the eight-to-ten-year extension to and you build your lineup around him long-term.

Law must’ve read my post from a couple weeks ago

Bully4you wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:25 pm

Goldfan wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:23 pm

Bully4you wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:07 pm That's not coming from me mate.
He said he already is a Super Star, as it were.
Just check out the following information:

In an interview on 101 ESPN's midday show "BK and Ferrario", Brandon Kiley and Alex Ferrario had Law on as a guest to talk about the Cardinals' draft from this past weekend and the state of the Cardinals' farm system. Law, when discussing the Cardinals' system, heaped massive praise onto Wetherholt that should excite all Cardinals fans.

"I can't say enough good things about JJ Wetherholt," Keith Law said on 101 ESPN's "BK and Ferrario". "He's a superstar. I just saw him again on Saturday at the Futures Game; he's going to hit. He's absolutely going to hit. He's gonna come up, I mean, he should come up this year. He's going to be ready. They'll figure out where to play him. I'm not even worried about that. If you have to move him to second base, fine. I don't care. He needs to be in the batter's box."

Kiley followed up by asking Law more about what he meant when he said Wetherholt is a superstar, and Law elaborated by saying Wetherholt can be a5 WAR player or more, the kind of bat who can post a .320 batting average consistently (a rarity in today's game) and do so while putting up 12-15 home run power, if not better, because his swing is so good. He went on to say that Wetherholt is the kind of player who you give the eight-to-ten-year extension to and you build your lineup around him long-term.

Law must’ve read my post from a couple weeks ago

Well don't just sit there.
Spill the beans.
What did you have to say on the subject?
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Goldfan wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:34 pm

Bully4you wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:25 pm

Goldfan wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:23 pm

Bully4you wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:07 pm That's not coming from me mate.
He said he already is a Super Star, as it were.
Just check out the following information:

In an interview on 101 ESPN's midday show "BK and Ferrario", Brandon Kiley and Alex Ferrario had Law on as a guest to talk about the Cardinals' draft from this past weekend and the state of the Cardinals' farm system. Law, when discussing the Cardinals' system, heaped massive praise onto Wetherholt that should excite all Cardinals fans.

"I can't say enough good things about JJ Wetherholt," Keith Law said on 101 ESPN's "BK and Ferrario". "He's a superstar. I just saw him again on Saturday at the Futures Game; he's going to hit. He's absolutely going to hit. He's gonna come up, I mean, he should come up this year. He's going to be ready. They'll figure out where to play him. I'm not even worried about that. If you have to move him to second base, fine. I don't care. He needs to be in the batter's box."

Kiley followed up by asking Law more about what he meant when he said Wetherholt is a superstar, and Law elaborated by saying Wetherholt can be a5 WAR player or more, the kind of bat who can post a .320 batting average consistently (a rarity in today's game) and do so while putting up 12-15 home run power, if not better, because his swing is so good. He went on to say that Wetherholt is the kind of player who you give the eight-to-ten-year extension to and you build your lineup around him long-term.

Law must’ve read my post from a couple weeks ago

Well don't just sit there.
Spill the beans.
What did you have to say on the subject?
[/viewtopic.php?p=13082496#p13082496

Law will be getting a sharp reprimand from Paige and Cuse soon if he hasn’t already…..

Kentucky kid wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:14 pm They said the said the same thing about Gorman

AZ_Cardsfan wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 18:14 pm

Kentucky kid wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:14 pm They said the said the same thing about Gorman

Did Law say that? Who is "they"?

craviduce wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 18:19 pm

AZ_Cardsfan wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 18:14 pm

Kentucky kid wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:14 pm They said the said the same thing about Gorman

Did Law say that? Who is "they"?

the guys Phil Helmuth takes bad beats to...it's always "They"

I just remember that from 15 years ago

Bully4you wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:12 pm He already says give him a bloody 10 year extension.
That's insane in the membrane

ClassicO wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 20:51 pm

Bully4you wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:12 pm He already says give him a bloody 10 year extension.
That's insane in the membrane

The Brewers gave an eight-year, $82 million deal to a then-19-year-old Jackson Chourio before he was in the majors. How's that worked out?

ClassicO wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 20:51 pm

Bully4you wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:12 pm He already says give him a bloody 10 year extension.
That's insane in the membrane

The Brewers gave an eight-year, $82 million deal to a then-19-year-old Jackson Chourio before he was in the majors. How's that worked out?

Ronnie Dobbs wrote: ↑18 Jul 2025 16:32 pm I mean, they should be thinking about what kind of long term deal they are going to be offering him relatively soon.