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by **Pogotheostrich** » Thu Mar 02, 2006 3:05 pm

It has been kind of slow and there isn't much to talk about so let's play "You are the Manager".

Eckstein
Spivey
Pujols
Rolen
Edmonds
Encarnacion
Molina
Taguchi
Pitcher

by **KoopaTroopa211** » Thu Mar 02, 2006 4:55 pm

Eckstein
Encarnacion
Pujols
Rolen
Edmonds
J-Rod/Bigbie/Taguchi (If Taguchi, batting 7th beneath Molina)
Molina
Spivey
Pitcher

#1Cards_Fan · by **#1Cards_Fan** » Thu Mar 09, 2006 9:14 am

1. Eckstein
2. Spivey
3. Pujols
4. Rolen
5. Edmonds
6. J-Rod or Bigbie
7. Molina
8. Encarnacion
9. Pitcher

by **SaintsOfTheDiamond** » Wed Mar 22, 2006 7:36 pm

Pogotheostrich wrote:Eckstein
Spivey
Pujols
Rolen
Edmonds
Encarnacion
Molina
Taguchi
Pitcher

Seems pretty good to me. I still think there will be a platoon to fill that last OF spot until someone proves themself. Taguchi just doesn't seem like a 145 game a year corner OF to me, then again, none of the other options at this point are either. :-?

by **JTWood** » Wed Mar 22, 2006 8:28 pm

In honor of KMOX postulating this morning that the Cards would probably try to acquire Soriano:

Eckstein
Soriano ;-7

Pujols
Rolen
Edmonds
Encarnacion
Taguchi/J-Rod
Molina

ps - There is no way that Jocketty and LaRussa invite him into their clubhouse.

by **Pogotheostrich** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 8:58 am

JTWood wrote:ps - There is no way that Jocketty and LaRussa invite him into their clubhouse.

It isn't even having Soriano in the clubhouse that is bad it is having him at 2B. The Cards pitchers rely too much on the ground ball and defense to have Soriano at 2B.

by **SaintsOfTheDiamond** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 3:11 pm

Pogotheostrich wrote:
JTWood wrote:ps - There is no way that Jocketty and LaRussa invite him into their clubhouse.
It isn't even having Soriano in the clubhouse that is bad it is having him at 2B. The Cards pitchers rely too much on the ground ball and defense to have Soriano at 2B.

Ditto. Maybe Walt's just waiting for the Nats to break him in out in left. ;-7

by **JTWood** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 3:23 pm

SaintsOfTheDiamond wrote:
Pogotheostrich wrote:
JTWood wrote:ps - There is no way that Jocketty and LaRussa invite him into their clubhouse.
It isn't even having Soriano in the clubhouse that is bad it is having him at 2B. The Cards pitchers rely too much on the ground ball and defense to have Soriano at 2B.

Ditto. Maybe Walt's just waiting for the Nats to break him in out in left.

KMOX reported the Soriano rumor again today but with extra emphasis, making it seem like less of a rumor and more of a fact.

I guess he'd do fine in the OF here, but if he was coming here to play OF, why would he leave Wash?

#1Cards_Fan · by **#1Cards_Fan** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 3:28 pm

Soriano agreed to play LF for the Nationals, so this conversation is over. Soriano is an excellent ball-player, but so is Manny Ramirez. Both guys have the maturity level of a toddler.

by **Pogotheostrich** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 3:29 pm

JTWood wrote:
SaintsOfTheDiamond wrote:
Pogotheostrich wrote:
JTWood wrote:ps - There is no way that Jocketty and LaRussa invite him into their clubhouse.
It isn't even having Soriano in the clubhouse that is bad it is having him at 2B. The Cards pitchers rely too much on the ground ball and defense to have Soriano at 2B.

Ditto. Maybe Walt's just waiting for the Nats to break him in out in left.

KMOX reported the Soriano rumor again today but with extra emphasis, making it seem like less of a rumor and more of a fact.

I guess he'd do fine in the OF here, but if he was coming here to play OF, why would he leave Wash?

1. Bad relationship with management.
2. To win.
3. Impending FA year. Even without seeing a game in the new stadium I can tell you it can't be worse than RFK for hitters. Plus the Cards lineup blows away the Nats. That and a chance to showcase his talents in post-season (hopefully).

Still I don't want him on the infield. He'd do more harm than good.

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