That error -- a tough one, honestly -- ends Nolan Arenado's career-long streak of games without an error at 73. That was the longest active streak for a third baseman in the majors, and it was the second-longest in #stlcards history at third base to ...
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@JCubBraves@jonbecker_ 95-96 top end... had some 91-93 as he would take a little off.
The best part was his location or command of the fastball... and he was pitching with a swagger after getting a bases loaded DP in the 1st or 2nd inning
@miklasz Scapegoating?
I'll bet if you compare ERA's after 100 more innings of Knizner.... you'll see AT LEAST a 1.5 run differential. Willison is a good player, a good offensive player, but he can't frame worth a crap... he costs his pitchers too many strikes.
@miklasz Don't get me wrong...I love having Willson on our team... he has a great arm, and I hope he can get better framing. I love his attitude and the attitude he plays with... it is crazy to think the Cards don't want him behind the plate again...
@WritingIlliniFS Purdue is a very good team. It is hard to beat a good team three times.... remember Michigan beating the Flyin' Illini in '89? Illinois had beaten them twice during the season. I hope we see the Boilermakers in the Final Four!
@repkingtrep33 jmho... Illinois didn't play "bad" last night. There are things they could have done better... but when a team misses shots, they look really bad...and Illinois missed a lot of open looks. They weren't as bad as they looked.
@brianwill311 @starjumper9@JonHeyman Exactly...
The players create the check but who took the risk when they spent hundreds of millions to just have a season.The players "create" the checks, but who provided them the opportunity to make the money?The owners could quit baseball and still make money,would the players?