St Louis Cardinals Fans Sound Off!

Starscream · 11-03-2011, 09:01 PM

Pujols in the DH role spells his death nail to me. As much as I hate the Cards right now (b/c of the Reds rivalry from 2010) I cannot wish Albert to end that way (in the dh spot). I don't want to see him end up like Dunn. He needs to be a position player, and hopefully he'll stay in STL.

688sonarmen · 11-04-2011, 04:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Starscream

Pujols in the DH role spells his death nail to me. As much as I hate the Cards right now (b/c of the Reds rivalry from 2010) I cannot wish Albert to end that way (in the dh spot). I don't want to see him end up like Dunn. He needs to be a position player, and hopefully he'll stay in STL.

It's more than a little confusing where he might go. Not so much on how tight it has been kept but what kind of person Pujols is. If it's for the money (which I doubt it is) I see the reason being to donate most of it to the charities he supports. The only other side I can see is if he really and truly loves baseball the best bet would be to go to the stud farm in the role of a DH in his later years. If he has to leave St Louis I would like to see him go to the Cubs.

As far as the Reds go....

I might be going to the Reds St Louis game in April while I'm at my parents house near Louisville.

qwerty1500 · 11-04-2011, 07:04 AM

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Originally Posted by 688sonarmen

If he has to leave St Louis I would like to see him go to the Cubs.

I wonder how the St. Louis fans would react to that?

Starscream · 11-04-2011, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by 688sonarmen

It's more than a little confusing where he might go. Not so much on how tight it has been kept but what kind of person Pujols is. If it's for the money (which I doubt it is) I see the reason being to donate most of it to the charities he supports. The only other side I can see is if he really and truly loves baseball the best bet would be to go to the stud farm in the role of a DH in his later years. If he has to leave St Louis I would like to see him go to the Cubs.

As far as the Reds go.... I might be going to the Reds St Louis game in April while I'm at my parents house near Louisville.

I'm jealous. I've yet to go to a Reds game at GABP. I need to make the trip sometime in the near future.

elderboy02 · 11-04-2011, 12:36 PM

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I'm jealous. I've yet to go to a Reds game at GABP. I need to make the trip sometime in the near future.

Definitely plan on coming up this year. We can meet up and have a great time!

qwerty1500 · 11-04-2011, 04:38 PM

RIP Bob Forsch. Only 61 years old ... some of you may have seen him throw out the first pitch for game 7 last week.

Pitched for the Cards from 1974-88. Right hander with a record of 163-127 and a 3.67 career ERA with the Cards.

He is remembered most as the only St Louis pitcher to ever throw 2 no-hitters. I remember him best as a competitor ... sort of a Chris Carpenter of his day. In addition to being a gritty pitcher, he could also handle the bat ... won 2 Silver Slugger awards.

As Ozzie says ... heaven just got a new starter.

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Starscream Knowhutimean, Vern? Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Andy Location: In a little town somewhere in the USA Posts: 10,237 Trading: (4)	Re: St Louis Cardinals Fans Sound Off! Pujols in the DH role spells his death nail to me. As much as I hate the Cards right now (b/c of the Reds rivalry from 2010) I cannot wish Albert to end that way (in the dh spot). I don't want to see him end up like Dunn. He needs to be a position player, and hopefully he'll stay in STL. __________________ Insert quote here.

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qwerty1500 Good thing I'm normal Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: One Particular Harbor Posts: 607 Trading: (0)	Re: St Louis Cardinals Fans Sound Off! RIP Bob Forsch. Only 61 years old ... some of you may have seen him throw out the first pitch for game 7 last week. Pitched for the Cards from 1974-88. Right hander with a record of 163-127 and a 3.67 career ERA with the Cards. He is remembered most as the only St Louis pitcher to ever throw 2 no-hitters. I remember him best as a competitor ... sort of a Chris Carpenter of his day. In addition to being a gritty pitcher, he could also handle the bat ... won 2 Silver Slugger awards. As Ozzie says ... heaven just got a new starter.