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5 to go.
4 to go.
3 to go. Meshak with a great inning.
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I'd feel a lot better if we could manage 5 in the 8th.
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forsberg_us wrote:
I'd feel a lot better if we could manage 5 in the 8th.
I'd feel a lot better if Craig Kimbrel snuck into Rosenthal's jersey.
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Would you feel better if we were down 2-0 still?
Don't kill the mojo. We're winning this game.
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Okay Trevor. This is what it means to be the closer. You close, huge pressure, all on your shoulders, and you're the guy that's going to get us into the NLCS.
So let's see that arm, trust Yadi, and throw to the glove, there's champagne waiting for you.
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And there's the first out.
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And here's Johnny Bench.
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I told you Trevor would scare the shit out of us.
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One out to go here. Let's go.
Jesus there's a hit. Crawford now.
And we will see you in the NLCS!!!!!!
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Team has brass nuts, I'll give them that.
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Pretty awesome sruff. The cardinals are not going to face a better pitcher then kershaw and they beat him twice. The dodgers lineup is for real. This wasnt a gift...they worked for it. Great series!
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So is Kershaw on suicide watch yet ?
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don.rob11 wrote:
So is Kershaw on suicide watch yet ?
He was pretty testy with the media. Of course, a few of the questions were idiotic.
Reporter: "How long will it take you to get over this?"
C.K.: "I don't know. When I do, I'll give you a call."
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Game 1: at NL higher seed, Oct. 11, 8 p.m., FOX
Game 2: at NL higher seed, Oct. 12, time TBD, FS1
Game 3: at NL lower seed, Oct. 14, time TBD, FS1
Game 4: at NL lower seed, Oct. 15, time TBD, FS1
Game 5: at NL lower seed, Oct. 16, time TBD, FS1-*
Game 6: at NL higher seed, Oct. 18, time TBD, FOX-*
Game 7: at NL higher seed, Oct. 19, time TBD, FS1-*
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Anyone know what Gordon is talking about in his article when he states that Wainwright was questionable for Game 5 with elbow soreness?
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Post dispatch has a story on it now....sounds like waino has been hurting.
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Wainwright is the planned starter, but the club wants to make sure it has an alternative if the soreness or stiffness that has complicated the second half intrudes on his availability.
"Just making sure that Waino feels right," Matheny explained later. "We’ve got two guys on regular rest; it wouldn’t be a stretch to have either one of them go."There’s no question that Waino has been fighting it. I haven’t made that a secret, and neither has he. It’s all going to come down to how he feels. The likelihood of him saying, ‘I can’t go’ is very slim. But it is a possibility that something might not feel right."
Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak added to that comment, saying: "As of right now, Wainwright is our starter for the next game."
Wainwright, approached about the manager's comments, gave every indication that he intends to start the Cardinals next game after tonight.
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No question he's been fighting it??? He was pitcher of the month in September. He didn't seem to be fighting it then.
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He will be fine. He will be on extra rest.
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forsberg_us wrote:
No question he's been fighting it??? He was pitcher of the month in September. He didn't seem to be fighting it then.
There you go, trying to analyze Mathenaging again. Just go with it at this point. He's defied logic and common sense all the way to the NLCS the last three years.
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artie_fufkin wrote:
don.rob11 wrote:
So is Kershaw on suicide watch yet ?
He was pretty testy with the media. Of course, a few of the questions were idiotic.
Reporter: "How long will it take you to get over this?"
C.K.: "I don't know. When I do, I'll give you a call."
I didn't hear all of the post game, but what I did hear from Kershaw.... This guy has all the respect in the world from me now. He's about 10 minutes from taking another loss in the postseason to a team that he has 95% figured out with 5% disaster he can't seem to avoid, and some jackass reporter throws a mic in his face and says:
"How crushed were you when Matt Adams hit the home run?"
I have no idea how he did it, he was clearly annoyed but was like "Is that a real question? How do you think? .... Not great, not great."
I'm pretty sure I'd have used my 200+ million dollar arm and blasted him squarely in the face, then took that microphone and beat him with it. I'd have been arrested, and suspended, and I'd know I could afford bail money. Maybe it would wake up the country to the fact that the media should be forced to "fuck off" instead of getting 100% instant access to a guy that's still bleeding over something that just ended his team's season. I've never liked this. The media reporters should be waiting behind a closed door until the players feel like talking about it.
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"The media reporters should be waiting behind a closed door until the players feel like talking about it."
They do. There's an official "cooling off" period - either 20 or 25 minutes, I can't remember which - before the media is allowed to enter the clubhouse.
In the clip I saw, Kershaw appeared to be out in the hallway or something, probably because he didn't want the reporters crowding out his teammates in the adjacent lockers, or he may not have felt like being interviewed in the press room.
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Okay cool then at least he threw himself to the lions willingly, but still.... God damn, I have no idea how a man can stand there and ask a question like that without expecting to just get decked....
Kershaw was pretty tolerant of "Why do you struggle against the Cardinals?" questions. I just felt that one was over the top. I know some guys are notoriously evil to the media (McGwuire and LaRussa both were described as "terse" at best), but sometimes the media is seriously evil to the players.
At some point this is going to end up in a fight where a professional athlete just mauls a reporter. Ron Artest style! I mean ... Metta World Peace style!