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MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
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Posted: 9/28/2012 7:09 AM
MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
Adam Wainwright (13-13, 4.02) vs. Edwin Jackson (9-10, 3.77). 7:15 PM CT. FOX Sports Midwest and KMOX. Link to preview article. At The Cardinal Nation blog: "Wainwright calls wild card win while Chipper shrugs". The Nationals dugout will have two managers in it. Freese remains out... Lineup: Jay 8, MCarpenter 5, Holliday 7, Craig 3, Molina 2, Beltran 9, Descalso 4, Kozma 6, Wainwright 1.
Last edited 9/28/2012 3:48 PM by Domeboys
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Posted: 9/28/2012 8:29 AM
Re: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
Domeboys wrote:
The Nationals dugout will have two managers in it. Surprisingly neither of them is Scott Boras.
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Posted: 9/28/2012 8:38 AM
Re: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
DMENS wrote:
Domeboys wrote:
The Nationals dugout will have two managers in it. Surprisingly neither of them is Scott Boras. He'd be more the front office type.
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Posted: 9/28/2012 11:10 AM
Re: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
DMENS wrote:
Domeboys wrote:
The Nationals dugout will have two managers in it. Surprisingly neither of them is Scott Boras. Hilarious!  Ummmm that Wainwright link appears to be broken Brian.
GO CARDS!
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Posted: 9/28/2012 11:50 AM
Re: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
cardinalnationhouston wrote: Hilarious! Ummmm that Wainwright link appears to be broken Brian. Sorry, fixed now.
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Posted: 9/28/2012 1:39 PM
Re: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
Would the real Adam Wainwright please stand up! I know he has an absolutely tremendous excuse, but it just is pretty darn tough to get used to his pitching inconsistencies, after having spoiled us all of those years with his superb play. The return of Carp to the rotation had to excite the Cardinals in two ways. The first is obvious and the second reason being that having Carp out there plying his trade on the hill has to have a positive effect on all of the younger hurlers.....especially if he does well. Rosenthal and Miller should both gain a full year of experience in only a couple months by rubbing elbows with a Chris Carpenter.
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Posted: 9/28/2012 3:49 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
Lineup added to first post.
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Posted: 9/28/2012 5:58 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
You have to believe that our Redbirds are going to make life miserable for Jackson and his Nats in this particular game. Let's call this one 9-3 Cards.
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Posted: 9/28/2012 7:39 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
2-1 cards bottom 1, bases loaded with still nobody out for the good guys
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Posted: 9/28/2012 7:40 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
beltran walked, 3-1 cards, still juiced with nobody out, descalso coming up
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Posted: 9/28/2012 7:46 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
kozma singled in 2 more before wainright hits into a dp
5-1 cards after 1
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Posted: 9/28/2012 7:47 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
sorry if someone's doing the pbp, i just popped in and saw us doing well lol
hope wainright is on the rest of tonight
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Posted: 9/28/2012 7:58 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
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--- pugsleyaddams wrote:
You have to believe that our Redbirds are going to make life miserable for Jackson and his Nats in this particular game. Let's call this one 9-3 Cards.
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What appears to be an innocuos, if optimistic score prediction, actually highlights the key to replicating last years run to #11. The pitching has settled in, but they won't be the driving force towards B2B banners. Although 2013 has a chance to be the franchise's signature season in ERA, The young guns are a bit raw and the vets are too near to surgery to dominate October, 2012. Holliday and Beltran need to stumble into one of their hot streaks to win 12 games this postseason, and crushing Nats and Reds pitching would be a great trend heading into the innagual WC showdown. Yes sir, 9-3 victories need to be the calling card of this team. We are over half way there after one
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Posted: 9/28/2012 8:07 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
Love MCarp in the 2 hole. Freese has his hot streaks, but no one since el hombre has consistently taken great ABs each time up
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Posted: 9/28/2012 8:12 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
Yadibomb. 9 runs after 4 outs
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Posted: 9/28/2012 8:12 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
well, there's the 9 runs...
double, walk, rbi ground out, rbi single, 2-run homer
still only 1 out, 9-1 cards
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Posted: 9/28/2012 8:17 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
jackson knocked out after beltran walks still 1 out
talk about an offensive statement for the defending champs heading toward the playoffs
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Posted: 9/28/2012 8:35 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
Hey fellas. Great game so far, eh? So does Yadi get any MVP talk or am I the only one? Thoughts?
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Posted: 9/28/2012 8:36 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
bovthomas wrote: Yadibomb. 9 runs after 4 outs Love it! |
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Posted: 9/28/2012 8:37 PM
RE: MLB game 157 thread: Nats at Cards: Fri 9/28
I had a brief moment of intense anguish when I noticed my poster profile places me on the the Peoria Chiefs roster. I was afraid I was traded to the damn cubs until A visit to Wikipedia reassured me that the Cardinals were caught in a Midwest league reshuffling and my faith in the gods of baseball has been restored. I can't put into words the existential agony I felt at the thought of being banished to that pitiful fandom for eternity. I wonder how Mather felt.
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