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Related: About this forumThe Cards are 13-5 after a 3-9 start
Despite a couple of bullpen collapses, the Cardinals look pretty damn good.
Right now.
I would not be surprised if they played .600 ball from now on - I wouldn't be surprised if they played .300 ball from now on either.
It's maddening to watch.
They can look so great or so shitty that I can't tell if we have a great team under performing occasionally or a crap team that got hot for a couple weeks.
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CanonRay
(15,030 posts)25 year Rockies fan...
The Polack MSgt
(13,485 posts)It's the crazy, that's what defines baseball
CanonRay
(15,030 posts)treated myself to MLB-TV for the first time. Hard to get around with my toes crossed!
The Polack MSgt
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johnsolaris
(220 posts)Hi,
There are several good looking teams so far, but as we all know it is early in the season.
The Astros look good & have put last year's April behind them. The Rangers are flailing in last place & the Angels could challenge the Astros.
The Yankee's look really good, have you seen that new guy they have ! forgot his name offhand, but he is looking all-star just starting out in his career.
What about those Cubs. Above 500, but still when did they take off last year ? The Reds & Cardinals will have to play really well this year to beat them or who knows ! When was the last time a team won 2 world series in a row. Can anyone tell me if the National's are ready for the world series this year.
It is only May & we all know anything can happen. It is a long season with 130ish games still to be played.
The Polack MSgt
(13,485 posts)The last time the Cubbies won 2 in a row was the last time they won it all - 1907 and 1908. Last year they lost a few in the 1st week and then played .700+ baseball for the whole season.
Yankees look good with young home grown talent - That's scary, because they can always afford to hire a bat or a pitcher at need, so if their core players are young and cheap, they will go after anything they need to get over the hump
The Reds are surprising me, I knew Votto is a stone cold stud at the plate and he's raking, but I don't believe they have the arms to keep up this pace
Hope is eternal, it's what baseball is built on after all. I know. Freaking out in early May makes no sense, but I can't help myself.
I don't follow the American League on a daily basis (I live around St Louis, so I track the NL) but I have been looking in on Houston now and again, and they are set for a long playoff run IMHO. Especially since Dallas Keuchel seems to be healthy again