I gave up on Gorman last year, was pleased when he was finally sent down. Curious how much longer the Cards are going to keep him. It’s painful to watch him bat.
Good article! Thank you. The offense since Noot’s return appears to be postseason competitive (small sample size caveat), but the pitching staff is still firmly in the midst of a rebuild. That’s understandable, as we haven’t yet reached the halfway point of the season.
I expect Bloom and Oli will continue with Liberatore and Leahy (and the rest) until at least the ASB. The Memphis shuttle will keep running, with Dobbins the most likely to gain frequent rider points.
I’m sure the “Bloomers” are researching every team’s pitching roster in the majors and minors to identify potential bargain arms for the big club and high ceiling prospects for future development.
Thank you for putting the numbers of what each SP is doing each time through the lineup. Startling for some guys!
No doubt. And it’s not like Libby is all that good at any of them!
Church + Jordan >> Scott + Gorman
I gave up on Gorman last year, was pleased when he was finally sent down. Curious how much longer the Cards are going to keep him. It’s painful to watch him bat.
All we can hope is that the development crew can get him to click like Walker did, even though he’ll never hit those heights.
Good article! Thank you. The offense since Noot’s return appears to be postseason competitive (small sample size caveat), but the pitching staff is still firmly in the midst of a rebuild. That’s understandable, as we haven’t yet reached the halfway point of the season.
I expect Bloom and Oli will continue with Liberatore and Leahy (and the rest) until at least the ASB. The Memphis shuttle will keep running, with Dobbins the most likely to gain frequent rider points.
I’m sure the “Bloomers” are researching every team’s pitching roster in the majors and minors to identify potential bargain arms for the big club and high ceiling prospects for future development.
Agreed. Still have a lot of faith in what this front office is doing.