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Re: 9/22 GDT: Cardinals(Pallante) @ Pirates(Jones) 5:40 PM CT
Posted: September 22 26, 9:27 am
by CardsofSTL
Re: 9/22 GDT: Cardinals(Pallante) @ Pirates(Jones) 5:40 PM CT
Posted: September 22 26, 9:29 am
by CardsofSTL
Re: 9/22 GDT: Cardinals(Pallante) @ Pirates(Jones) 5:40 PM CT
Posted: September 22 26, 9:30 am
by CardsofSTL
Re: 9/22 GDT: Cardinals(Pallante) @ Pirates(Jones) 5:40 PM CT
Posted: September 22 26, 9:33 am
by CardsofSTL
This will be game number 2,516 between the Cardinals and Pirates all time. Pittsburgh leads the all time series with a record of 1283-1232.
The Cardinals are 261-176 against the Pirates since the year 2000 and 37-31 since Marmol became manager.
Re: 9/22 GDT: Cardinals(Pallante) @ Pirates(Jones) 5:40 PM CT
Posted: September 22 26, 9:34 am
by heyzeus
The end of baseball means winter is coming. Except it's still 100 degrees with a heat index of 110 every [expletive] day here, where it's the 79th day of August. Fall can't come soon enough, if it ever does.
Re: 9/22 GDT: Cardinals(Pallante) @ Pirates(Jones) 5:40 PM CT
Posted: September 22 26, 9:36 am
by CardsofSTL
I never like seasons that end on the road; but they got measles at Busch anyway.
Re: 9/22 GDT: Cardinals(Pallante) @ Pirates(Jones) 5:40 PM CT
Posted: September 22 26, 1:23 pm
by CardsofSTL
Re: 9/22 GDT: Cardinals(Pallante) @ Pirates(Jones) 5:40 PM CT
Posted: September 22 26, 1:28 pm
by cardsfantx
heyzeus wrote: ↑September 22 26, 9:34 am
The end of baseball means winter is coming. Except it's still 100 degrees with a heat index of 110 every [expletive] day here, where it's the 79th day of August. Fall can't come soon enough, if it ever does.
Fall? In Texas?
Never heard of it....
Re: 9/22 GDT: Cardinals(Pallante) @ Pirates(Jones) 5:40 PM CT
Posted: September 22 26, 1:37 pm
by sighyoung
cardsfantx wrote: ↑September 22 26, 1:28 pm
heyzeus wrote: ↑September 22 26, 9:34 am
The end of baseball means winter is coming. Except it's still 100 degrees with a heat index of 110 every [expletive] day here, where it's the 79th day of August. Fall can't come soon enough, if it ever does.
Fall? In Texas?
Never heard of it....
We finally had a break in the heatwave here in Kentucky: a high of 68 after weeks and weeks in the mid-90's and Ohio River Valley humidity.
