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Since:Sep 6, 2006

April 7, 2008 3:36 pm

Everyone:

As a HUGE Cards fan, I am thrilled by this start. I suspect it will not last, but, obviously, I hope it does. The Cards are on pace for a record of 135-27.

I honestly think the world will crash into the sun before the Cardinals (or ANY team) attains such a record. So how will the Cards finish in the win-column?

 

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April 7, 2008 6:29 pm
I'm calling 22-5 in April, and 88-92 wins total.

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April 7, 2008 11:23 pm

I'll go along with that mutigers1fan, this team is very capable of that once the arms come back...

MT


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April 7, 2008 11:23 pm

I'll go along with that mutigers1fan, this team is very capable of that once the arms come back...

MT


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April 8, 2008 1:17 am
Plus with the way the NL Central is, it will take around 85 to 90 wins to win the division, I see around a 88-74 to a 92-70 season for the Cards with Pujols having an MVP like campaign once he gets going.


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April 8, 2008 4:15 am

It is so difficult to prognosticate here.  Anythign can happen.  Here are some of the more promising indicators for why we may just be able to keep this up.

1.  Thompson and Lohse:  Although its early and difficult to tell just how successful they will be, from watching them they both seem to have pretty good 'stuff'.  I am a little concerned about Wellemeyer and Looper's stats/performances not exactly matching what they were really demonstrating on the mound.  However, I do think Brad and Kyle looked very good.

2.  The Cardinal OF was a weakness last year.  No quesiton about it.  This year, I honestly think it is a strenght.  Ankiel may very well be the real deal.   Ludwick can provide the occasional pop you love to have in an NL 5th or 6th hitter.  Duncan is still a question mark, but when you factor in Schumaker's performance in Spring along with Barton's continued ability to impress, you have to smile as a Cards fan.  Also, don't forget that Rasmus may well make his MLB grand entrance this year.

3.  The bullpen was a strength last year and I don't see why that should change significantly this year.

4.  Pujol's elbow will be fine.  He will have a better year than last.

5.  Although Glaus has struggled a bit early, this guy is a dedicated athlete whom I have heard nothign but positive reports about his influence in the clubhouse.  If he stays healthy, he will genuinely be a great asset.

6.  This is not the Adam Kennedy from 07.  He seems to be an entirely different player thus far.  Sure, he's not an all-star by any stretch of the imagination, but if he continues to contribute like he is capable, we should have few complaints.

7. I had always made fun of Molina on the offensive end.  I thought he was horrible at the plate and when he did get a hit, he reminded me of a fat kid chasing an ice cream truck when he ran the bases.  I think he still runs like that dairy craving chubby kid, but he sure is having better appearances at the plate.

So even without mentioning names such as Carp, Mulder, Pineiro, or Clement, we still have a lot to be optimistic about.  I definately think we'll be in the running.


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April 8, 2008 10:40 am

The Cardinals could get up 92 wins barring any major injures.  if carp, mulder, pineiro, or clement have any setbacks i think cardinals will finish around 75 wins because i dont know if their starters they have right now will be able to go a whole season without over using the bullpen.  But if all goes right for the Cardinals they will make the will have surplus in starters.


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April 8, 2008 9:43 pm
We could even go with a 6-man rotation for a little while when Piniero, Clement, and Mulder come back.

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April 12, 2008 11:33 am
I'd love to say we can keep pitching and hitting this way...I'm a firm believer we can.  Let's just hope the injury bug doesn't get anyone - we DEF cannot afford to lose anymore guys.