Showing posts with label Luke Gregerson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luke Gregerson. Show all posts

Friday, April 24, 2020

Angel Rondon Could Be A Darkhorse In 2020

The St. Louis Cardinals will have a strong bullpen already in 2020 but Angel Rondon could be a player who comes out of nowhere to have an impact.

Redbird Rants

Wednesday, January 15, 2020

The Cardinals Are About To Screw Up Yet Another Offseason

The St. Louis Cardinals call it patience. But to fans, what they’ve done this offseason looks more like a high stakes game of chicken.

Cheap Seats

Monday, November 11, 2019

Luke Gregerson, Tony Sipp Could Get Looks This Offseason With Slim Bullpen Market

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Mike Shildt's Mother, Lib, Passes Away At 85

Cardinals manager Mike Shildt has been around baseball since he was a kid, when his mother, Lib, brought him along to her job with the Charlotte O’s, then the Double-A affiliate of the Orioles.
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During an Orioles game at Memorial Park, not too many years after the Browns left St. Louis behind in 1954 for Baltimore, Merle Shildt turned to his girlfriend, Lib, dropped to a knee, and proposed.
Post-Dispatch

Friday, October 25, 2019

Yadier Molina Needs To Help Out The Cardinals & Re-Negotiate His Contract

While St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Adam Wainwright is still trying to make up his mind about whether he will pitch in 2020, there seems to be little doubt that the team’s other veteran leader, catcher Yadier Molina, doesn’t plan to hang up the spikes any time soon.

Cheap Seats

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

The Cardinals Would Love To have Adam Wainwright Back, But He Needs To Make A Decision Soon

Longtime St. Louis Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright deserves all the time in the world to make up his mind about if he’ll attempt to pitch another season in the big leagues.

Cheap Seats

Monday, September 16, 2019

Carlos Martinez's Health Issue Reminds Cardinals Of Their Fragility

It was said to be flu-like symptoms, then a respiratory problem, and then a combination of asthma and allergies that seems to have been triggered by altitude.

BenFred

Wednesday, August 7, 2019

Fire John Mozeliak & Let Someone Who Knows How To Evaluate Talent Run The Cardinals

As the winter unfolded for the St. Louis Cardinals, it became apparent to me that team ownership had to be at the end of its rope with management.

Cheap Seats

Thursday, July 4, 2019

Mike Leake, Still Being Paid By Cardinals, Might Be On The Move Again; Ryan Helsley Healthy, Optioned; 'Poster Boy' For DH

Although the Cardinals team Mike Leake was supposed to be a leading member of seemed to be headed in the opposite bearing, there are some similarities that he cannot help but notice between then and the direction his compass appears to be pointing now as a starter for the Seattle Mariners.

Post-Dispatch

Tuesday, June 25, 2019

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

Cardinals Target Potential On Final Day Of MLB Draft

The pitcher the Cardinals made their seventh-round draft pick didn’t throw a pitch in competition his first two seasons at UCLA, didn’t have a role because his coach told the Los Angeles Times bluntly he “wasn’t good enough,” and couldn’t say Wednesday that he ignored the notion of transferring to a school with innings available.
Post-Dispatch

The St. Louis Cardinals continued boosting their farm system on the final day of the 2019 MLB Draft, selecting 30 players.
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Tuesday, May 21, 2019

John Gant Has Evolved Into Something Very Good

The bullpen for the Cardinals this year has been a somewhat steady combination of pleasant surprises and disappointing performances. Jordan Hicks has taken a step forward this year, while Andrew Miller has failed to wow in his debut season with his new team. John Brebbia and Giovanny Gallegos look to be solid contributors. But Luke Gregerson and Dominic Leone have failed to help. Meanwhile, Carlos Martinez looks promising so far.

Beyond The Boxscore

Monday, May 20, 2019

Losing Leaves Cardinals Saving Jordan Hicks For Moments That Are Rare

Even as they discussed all spring their vision for a versatile, aggressive bullpen that valued matchups over roles, the Cardinals’ management believed a reliever eventually would emerge to usurp the ninth inning and become their destination closer.

Post-Dispatch

Inbox: How Can Cardinals Get Back On Track?

Since rising to the top of baseball’s power rankings with the best record in the Majors at the start of the month, the Cardinals have hit their first sustained skid under manager Mike Shildt. With two more series losses on this last road trip, the Cardinals fell 4 1/2 games back of the division-leading Cubs and into fourth place in the National League Central. They are 5-13 in May.

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