@Frank_Cusumano And I’m blacked out of CardsTV on MLB because I’m in central Illinois, and apparently this is White Sox territory. I know one Sox fan in my community of 20,000. 😡
"It’s sad.
Most of the pioneers wind up with an arrow in their backs.
And Curt Flood certainly was one of those who had an arrow in his back.
As a pioneer, he never got his just due.
God will amend that."
Lou Brock.
"BASEBALL`S BEST CENTERFIELDER"
ALWAYS in my HOF!!!
@AugieNash At nine years old, I listened to this entire game on the radio in our living room. I was excited when we finally won and let out a big yell. Dad came out of the bedroom, growled at me for waking him up, and ordered me to bed. I fell asleep content with a Cardinals win! 😊
@atrupar Absolutely ridiculous! Been in K-12 education for nearly 40 years and have never seen anything like these claims. It’s election season and time to bring out the scare tactics.
"I lost money, coaching jobs, and a shot at the Hall of Fame.
But when you weigh that against all the things that are really and truly important, things that are deep inside you, then I think I've succeeded."
Curt Flood.
Flood would take pitches, to allow Lou Brock the opportunity to steal bases and was terrific at hitting behind the runner and bunting.
Flood, in fact, was tied for fifth with the most sacrifice hits during the 1960's.
From September 3, 1965 to June 2, 1967, Flood played 226 games in the outfield, handled 568 chances - a league record - without committing an error.
Two weeks after his streak was broken, Flood completed the first unassisted double play by an National League outfielder since 1945.
In my HOF!!!!
@NorthsideWhales@redturn2 No doubt he knows more about the game of baseball than me. My question is about the logic of Turner’s comparison. What does a manager’s decision in one game have to do with a crowd reaction in another game nearly one year later?
@Cardinals_Live_ For years we begged to stop hearing MoSpeak for transparency. Chaim is being transparent and executing his plan. Some will remember Herzog doing the same thing.
@ILLegionBall Helped coach Legion baseball in the early 90’s and again in the mid-teens. It was an excellent brand of baseball during both of those eras. Seemed like a competition level between high school and college.