That was the thing I was most excited about concerning his return to STL. Would love to see him hit that number in a Cardinals uniform.Albert is closing in on that magic number of 700!!!!! Getting close.
That was the thing I was most excited about concerning his return to STL. Would love to see him hit that number in a Cardinals uniform.
Judge is so locked in now it's insane
That was the thing I was most excited about concerning his return to STL. Would love to see him hit that number in a Cardinals uniform.
They should have paid him in the off-season. Going to cost more now.
Possibly, but being able to DH in the AL probably prolonged his career enough to bring him back to STL.I have to wonder had he stayed in St. Louis, instead of talking about 700, we might be talking 800.
Possibly, but being able to DH in the AL probably prolonged his career enough to bring him back to STL.
I don't see him staying iwth the Yankees, now that he feels disrespected. Plus, the Yankees seem to be going cheap now (for them, anyways). If they wouldn't pay him before, they won't pay him even more now.
The other question is: which other team will want to pay him what he's asking for?
I know a lot of media are claiming the Giants will be in for him, but I cannot see Zaidi giving that kind of contract to one player, especially one who will be entering his age 31 season.
Fun Judge fact: at 6'7", 282 pounds, he is the largest position player in baseball history.
Agreed. He struggled to play the field during much of his time with the Angels. He’s strictly a DH, PH and relief pitcher ? now.No way he could be an every day player in the field.
Possibly, but being able to DH in the AL probably prolonged his career enough to bring him back to STL.
No way he could be an every day player in the field.
My thinking is that St. Louis is a baseball town. Anaheim, or wherever they are located, is not. So the crowd is going to have you pumped up every game. If he needed to be a DH, he needed to go to a baseball town like NY or Boston where the crowd would get into it and pump up the players. Also, being on a winner would help as well.
Agreed. Yankees fans get a bad rap, but as someone who spent many summer days at Fenway, Sox fans can be brutal too. Let's just say I wore more beer than I drank and leave it at thatYeah, but NY and Boston fans are also equallly likely to trash him if he underperforms.
Just staggering. The red sox were 8-2 up in the 6th against the Orioles, Garret Whitlock had just pitched a blinding six innings for a quality start, they were all set to get a comfortable win… and the bullpen spontaneously combusts, giving up 10 (!!!) runs in 3 innings for an 8-12 loss.
From what I’m reading, that’s going to be happening more to teams facing the Orioles. Apparently they have the top rated farm system, and these players are now making their way to the show. They don’t plan on being the doormat of the AL East for much longer.Just staggering. The red sox were 8-2 up in the 6th against the Orioles, Garret Whitlock had just pitched a blinding six innings for a quality start, they were all set to get a comfortable win… and the bullpen spontaneously combusts, giving up 10 (!!!) runs in 3 innings for an 8-12 loss.
I'd love to see them get going.From what I’m reading, that’s going to be happening more to teams facing the Orioles. Apparently they have the top rated farm system, and these players are now making their way to the show. They don’t plan on being the doormat of the AL East for much longer.