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Posted: **12 Sep 2025 16:36 pm**

Marmol is classy. A players type manager. But is he the best option to restore true prominence to St. Louis Cardinals baseball? If not Marmol, who might be a better available fit to take the Cardinals to a higher echelon?

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 16:40 pm**

Shady wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 16:36 pm Marmol is classy. A players type manager. But is he the best option to restore true prominence to St. Louis Cardinals baseball? If not Marmol, who might be a better available fit to take the Cardinals to a higher echelon?

The question is moot. It's Marmol.

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 16:44 pm**

Trading Donovan is obviously the play. Obviously. Chaim can. Get a Power Hitting Manager who can #2. Rotation. Maybe couple Donovan with Arenado and. Nootbaar. Obviously.

We need 5 lefties in the batting. Order. Led by. Obviously, Donovan. Obviously. Then Crooks III. The. Obviously. Burly. Scott, Obviously, II. Then Nootbaar.

Obviously. Move Wetherholt. To open, Obviously, AB's for Saggese and his, Obviously, Pure Hitting Skills.

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 17:05 pm**

Please explain when Oli has displayed class? Throwing players under the bus? His "classy" interactions with umpires? His condescending attitude in post game interviews? Which of those demonstrates class?

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 17:17 pm**

Shady wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 16:36 pm Marmol is classy. A players type manager. But is he the best option to restore true prominence to St. Louis Cardinals baseball? If not Marmol, who might be a better available fit to take the Cardinals to a higher echelon?

You already did this same thread topic a week ago in a thread titled "Bloom's managerial decision": https://interact.stltoday.com/forums/v ... ?t=1516100

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 17:19 pm**

craviduce wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 16:44 pm Trading Donovan is obviously the play. Obviously. Chaim can. Get a Power Hitting Manager who can #2. Rotation. Maybe couple Donovan with Arenado and. Nootbaar. Obviously.

We need 5 lefties in the batting. Order. Led by. Obviously, Donovan. Obviously. Then Crooks III. The. Obviously. Burly. Scott, Obviously, II. Then Nootbaar.

Obviously. Move Wetherholt. To open, Obviously, AB's for Saggese and his, Obviously, Pure Hitting Skills.

Wow, Crav, that hurt to read!

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 17:19 pm**

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 17:17 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 16:36 pm Marmol is classy. A players type manager. But is he the best option to restore true prominence to St. Louis Cardinals baseball? If not Marmol, who might be a better available fit to take the Cardinals to a higher echelon?
You already did this same thread topic a week ago in a thread titled "Bloom's managerial decision": https://interact.stltoday.com/forums/v ... ?t=1516100

Obviously. Evidently

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 17:56 pm**

I need a drink.

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 18:02 pm**

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 17:17 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 16:36 pm Marmol is classy. A players type manager. But is he the best option to restore true prominence to St. Louis Cardinals baseball? If not Marmol, who might be a better available fit to take the Cardinals to a higher echelon?
You already did this same thread topic a week ago in a thread titled "Bloom's managerial decision": https://interact.stltoday.com/forums/v ... ?t=1516100

Same thread, different day, same Shady

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 18:10 pm**

craviduce wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 16:44 pm Trading Donovan is obviously the play. Obviously. Chaim can. Get a Power Hitting Manager who can #2. Rotation. Maybe couple Donovan with Arenado and. Nootbaar. Obviously.

We need 5 lefties in the batting. Order. Led by. Obviously, Donovan. Obviously. Then Crooks III. The. Obviously. Burly. Scott, Obviously, II. Then Nootbaar.

Obviously. Move Wetherholt. To open, Obviously, AB's for Saggese and his, Obviously, Pure Hitting Skills.

You forgot more cowbell

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 18:13 pm**

craviduce wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 16:44 pm Trading Donovan is obviously the play. Obviously. Chaim can. Get a Power Hitting Manager who can #2. Rotation. Maybe couple Donovan with Arenado and. Nootbaar. Obviously.

We need 5 lefties in the batting. Order. Led by. Obviously, Donovan. Obviously. Then Crooks III. The. Obviously. Burly. Scott, Obviously, II. Then Nootbaar.

Obviously. Move Wetherholt. To open, Obviously, AB's for Saggese and his, Obviously, Pure Hitting Skills.

Foe list for you hotshot. Guru. I indemnification you. Not on Tuesday.

You are just one of those people that report in court. On that keyboard thingy.

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 18:16 pm**

Would either Pujols, Molina, or Holliday take the Cardinals farther than Marmol will? Or does Bloom have someone else in mind? Maybe somebody that has actually "won big" as an MLB manager in the past.

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 18:19 pm**

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 18:20 pm**

NYCardsFan wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 18:19 pm

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 18:34 pm**

craviduce wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 16:44 pm Trading Donovan is obviously the play. Obviously. Chaim can. Get a Power Hitting Manager who can #2. Rotation. Maybe couple Donovan with Arenado and. Nootbaar. Obviously.

We need 5 lefties in the batting. Order. Led by. Obviously, Donovan. Obviously. Then Crooks III. The. Obviously. Burly. Scott, Obviously, II. Then Nootbaar.

Obviously. Move Wetherholt. To open, Obviously, AB's for Saggese and his, Obviously, Pure Hitting Skills.

You win. Time again for foe. Burly good, Willy bad. Need TOR. Starter for scrub. Manger manage goodly if not bad. I come back. Never go away. New redundancy thread coming to your face in 5…4…3…

Posted: **12 Sep 2025 18:46 pm**

craviduce wrote: ↑12 Sep 2025 16:44 pm Trading Donovan is obviously the play. Obviously. Chaim can. Get a Power Hitting Manager who can #2. Rotation. Maybe couple Donovan with Arenado and. Nootbaar. Obviously.

We need 5 lefties in the batting. Order. Led by. Obviously, Donovan. Obviously. Then Crooks III. The. Obviously. Burly. Scott, Obviously, II. Then Nootbaar.

Obviously. Move Wetherholt. To open, Obviously, AB's for Saggese and his, Obviously, Pure Hitting Skills.

But but who's on 1st...............

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