Tim McCarver was hilarious to listen to - but not intentionally. He was acting as if Lopez and Mather were guys that the Cardinals just pulled out of the stands to pitch. His quotes were something like: On Lopez in the stretch: "I can't believe he remembered to pause before throwing home, this is something he might have seen on TV before!" Or, Tim, everyday the past 15 years as he played organized baseball. On Mather covering first base on a ball hit to Pujols: (In a voice of pure disbelief) "and Mather is there to cover first base, I can't believe what I am seeing!" Really Tim? You cant believe a major league baseball player would even think to cover first base on a play like that? There were others too, oh yeah, a classic "Does this game even count??" right around the 18th or 19th inning. Also, Tony LaRussa was coaching that game like he had bet against the Cards to win. Not pinch hitting for his pitcher in the 12th and 14th with runners on third. Some reason taking out Matt Holliday. Sending Ryan Ludwick on the first pitch to Pujols with nobody out - are you serious? Not to mention the intentional passes to load the bases to of all people HENRY BLANCO while the position player on the mound CLEARLY cannot throw a strike.