I'm happy for Luddy...I'd be happier if he wasn't doing it for the Reds, though.Fan_In_NY wrote:Ryan Ludwick has been white hot recently... In 67 PAs he has hit 7 HRs and has a line of .350/.409/.817.
On the year .888 OPS. Might be the best of the ex-Cardinals this season. I thought his career was shot.
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Hell, that bandbox is the perfect place for hitters to resurrect their career. A routine pop fly at Busch will hit the upper deck there.
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Q: Tom, Milwaukee -Every time I check the minor league report I see Corey Patterson's name as having a good night at AAA. Seems like the kind of veteran-presence this team could have used all season coming off of the bench. He seems like a very similar player to what we had in Craig C and Jerry H minus being an infielder!
A: I'm just not sure how a 32-year-old journeyman would have been able to help bail any of the water than flooded into the Brewers' boat this season. When in doubt, go young.
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Ludwig von Crushtoven has risen from the dead!Fan_In_NY wrote:Ryan Ludwick has been white hot recently... In 67 PAs he has hit 7 HRs and has a line of .350/.409/.817.
On the year .888 OPS. Might be the best of the ex-Cardinals this season. I thought his career was shot.
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Kip Wells was designated for assignment by the Padres after seven starts. http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2012/08/p ... nment.html
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Top 6th: LA Angels
- A. Pujols homered to deep left center
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I admit it--I do not understand why people do this. He's gone. He doesn't play for our team anymore.fanforever wrote:Top 6th: LA Angels
- A. Pujols homered to deep left center
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People don't solely care about laundry, in spite of what Seinfeld said.Vidor wrote:I admit it--I do not understand why people do this. He's gone. He doesn't play for our team anymore.fanforever wrote:Top 6th: LA Angels
- A. Pujols homered to deep left center
It's a weird criticism within a thread with the title that this one has.
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I guess I do care about laundry. Seinfeld was right. It just strikes me as odd for Cardinal fans to still be following Albert and talking about his home runs on a message board. No big deal.greenback44 wrote:People don't solely care about laundry, in spite of what Seinfeld said.Vidor wrote:I admit it--I do not understand why people do this. He's gone. He doesn't play for our team anymore.fanforever wrote:Top 6th: LA Angels
- A. Pujols homered to deep left center
It's a weird criticism within a thread with the title that this one has.












