Cool fact.
In their 115 years of existence, the Cardinals have never beat the Cubs in the postseason.
Cool fact.
In their 115 years of existence, the Cardinals have never beat the Cubs in the postseason.
Man, 115 years is a long time. So is 107. :spinny:
Do you know what isn't a long time? About 2 and a half hours since the Cubs beat the Cardinals.
Just patiently waiting for Bode....
[video=youtube;ADXs2C4Vmho]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADXs2C4Vmho[/video]
Yeah, it sucks when your team has major injuries at the most important time of the year. Back in 2008, my Brewers lost Ben Sheets, and Yovani Gallardo was coming back from the DL when they entered the playoffs against the Phillies. Even if 100% healthy, I think the Phillies were the better team.Yep, congrats to the Cubs.
They were the better team in this series. Cards had WAY too many injuries to overcome.
Yeah, it sucks when your team has major injuries at the most important time of the year. Back in 2008, my Brewers lost Ben Sheets, and Yovani Gallardo was coming back from the DL when they entered the playoffs against the Phillies. Even if 100% healthy, I think the Phillies were the better team. In this particular instance, it is very difficult to say for sure that the Cards would have won even if fully healthy. Record-wise, they were the top team. But this Cub team really impressed me by how fast they matured, and how confident they are despite their lack of playoff experience. I think they are peaking at the right time & yet, have room to grow & improve.
Would have loved to see both teams at full strength. Cubs very well could have still won but a series with Wainwright and CarMart throwing to a 100% Molina might have been different. But it's part of the game and the Cardinals have certainly benefitted from it before in previous years so you move on.
Just patiently waiting for Bode....