Then Henry or Feliciano will have to be moved up. They're already splitting time in Carolina. I'd assume it'd be Feliciano, but could be wrong. But a log jam at catcher. Not exactly a big problem. Wonder if they'd have Fry skip Carolina? No knock on those other guys but sometimes with an older dude (Fry is 23) you kind of want to see what you have sooner than later.
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I hadn’t paid much attention to the Cardinals recently so I just looked at Goldschmidt’s last 30 days before Sunday (May 15th - June 15th). Over those past 27 games he has just four extra base hits total (two doubles and two home runs) as well as a .242 BA and .672 OPS. I know he came on strong later in the season last year, but that is a rough stretch after a good start to the season (versus the Brewers at least). EDIT: He did hit a home run on Sunday. Goldy's pedestrian numbers are a surprise to see because every time he plays the Brewers you'd think he was the GOAT. His numbers against Milwaukee this year: 436/511/949 I don't have time to do this right now but if you take out the Milwaukee numbers his line must be absolutely awful.
Dubon could. I wouldn't totally rule out an Arcia demotion again at some point if he doesn't get it going. Tough crowd. Arcia was hitting over .260 less than three weeks ago.
I'm gonna pump the brakes on a Yamamoto breakout until he has a bit of sustained success. He may be a gem but it's gonna take more than two really nice starts to prove that.
Bored at work... He hits right-handed, could platoon with Thames at 1st and give Moose a day off at 3rd (assuming Brewers option Shaw and dump Aguilar). He's hitting very well for the Dodgers but mostly comes off the bench so maybe they would part with him?
Both Diaz and Harrison have pretty severe home/road splits (they are both way better at home). Odd since the PCL is a hitter's league and New Orleans is probably the least hitter-friendly park.
His high school has produced a ton of major leaguers: Carl Everett Elijah Dukes Dwight Gooden Gary Sheffield Chris Ray Floyd Youmans also country music legend Slim Whitman