gibby
Super Freak
True but Philly has such a great starting rotation that in the NL there really isn't a bad match up for them.
Very true. If their rotation stays healthy, they should be there in the end.
True but Philly has such a great starting rotation that in the NL there really isn't a bad match up for them.
What analyst picked the Cards to fiinish near the bottom of the division that boasts power houses like the Pirates, Cubs, and Astros?
Most picked the Reds and Brewers to finish ahead of the Cards with a healthy rotation. Once Wainwright was injured, their projections lowered.
What MLB analysts picked the Cards to finish "near the bottom" of the division like you stated?
You sound pretty mad, a simple question really ruffled your feathers huh?
Is something wrong with you? Mentally, I mean?
Was that question too confusing for you?
I've seen you "debate" on these forums before.
Sorry, not going there, keyboard warrior.
I just told you to do some research. If you spent half as much time working on your logic, as you do trolling this thread, you could've google'd some info.
Here's one link:
https://www.mlbbaseballfreepicks.com/st-louis-cardinals-predictions/
Now don't read it, cause you're a douche, and go about your business.
It picked the Cards to finish 4th after the Waino, injury. Is that "near the bottom" enough for you?
After "doing some research" I found that SIX Espn analysts actually picked the Cardinals to WIN the division. But you can feel free to keep making things up as you go
https://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/preview/2011/news/story?page=11expertpicks
LOL @ your source "MLB baseball free picks". What a clown GTFO
After looking again, more people picked the Reds and the Brewers by FAR over the Cards.
The Astros even got a few votes, as did the Cubs.
Try again, troll.
Here's one from the Sporting News. Is that better, douche?
https://aol.sportingnews.com/mlb/feed/2011-01/mlb-2011/story/st-louis-cardinals-preview
1. Adam Wainwright's loss will be costly. With then-ace Chris Carpenter injured in 2007 and 2008, the Cardinals finished third and fourth in the NL Central. Without Wainwright, who had surpassed Carpenter as staff ace, they face a similar fate in a division that looks much improved since last year.
Now go to bed.
One source is all you got for me? What happened to "most analysts"?
Keep back pedaling clown, the circus is in town!
"Do some research"
The good - if there was going to be a break in the arm, that may have been the best place to have it. If it would have been the wrist, you're looking at displaced and out for the entire year and then some.
Also, Freese and Craig both coming back soon. Should be enough to plug the hole until Pujols is back.
The bad - not sure if you caught this, but it sounds like they only performed a CT scan and not an MRI. The quote from the PD was that "The team said in a news release that Pujols' shoulder is sore, but no structural damage was found "at this time." Guess they don't remember 2005 all that well.
SI? They picked the Mets to win the '09 World Series
My ESPN link destroyed your statement, and your first source being a gambling site for dummies is absolutely humiliating.
Just quit while your behind man, or you can keep posting other gambling sites & calling me names like it's going to help you win this argument
Sports' Illustrated, The Sporting News, ESPN(which supported my statement, you math genius, you) > You. Hell, even the gambling site is more professional than you.
Denial is not a river in Egypt.
Nice edit, by the way! You're very angry!
lmao
Sports' Illustrated, The Sporting News, ESPN(which supported my statement, you math genius, you) > You. Hell, even the gambling site is more professional than you.
Denial is not a river in Egypt.