C'mon Carp! Let's close it out!

C'mon. Do you honestly think we'd be a win away from the World Series with all the facial hair by Cardinal Nation? I think not.

Get off it, Kennedy.  He had nothing and the only times he was 'good' was when they were giving him a wide zone.

Now lets hope I can scalp some tickets on the street...

How recently was that show taped?

Larry, thanks for the hard work on this site and making it a place that knowledgable baseball fans can come and enjoy the Redbirds.

2004 vs Astros (W)
1996 vs Braves (L)
1987 vs Giants (W)

That is one $#@#$# stupid feud he's having with Tony.

Ozzie! Get over it dude. Life's too short!

I really enjoyed the game tonight---so many Larussa decisions worked out for the best.

Weaver's got GUTS. more guts than Mulder, more than Marquis. a coming out party for him. he worked out of the jams that he got in to ('cept the 4th), but he had balls tonight.

Weaver put in another great performance.  If Valentin's hit had been pulled six more inches, we might have had another shutout.

Let's hope Carp in on his game tomorrow.  Someone above mentioned his curve.  That is the key.  If the curve is working, I feel that we are in pretty good shape.

GO CARDS!!!!

And the crowd sounded louder tonight, too.

oh and even Gonzo defended APs comments about glavine

My only complaint from tonight was not managing to get Miles home with one out in the eighth

Tony goes complelty nuts and is ignoring the book he so religiously has followed his whole career. he is trusting the young kids in key game winning or loosing spots. he is letting Jimmy bat aginst lefites. taking Scotty out in game two for the hot bat of Speizer. all the Tony haters out there got to give the man major props. he is doing what it takes to win. and good for him, his players are making the plays that they need to.

I was really afraid that team chemistry would be dissrupted because of Tony and Scottys fight, Alberts bad mood and worse hammy. and its looks like I was wrong. shows what I know.

I hope everyone knows a win tomorrow is not automatic. Carp has a 9.00 ERA in this LCS people. 9.00!!that freaks me out. he wasn't sharp in one of his starts of the DLS. and in game 2 he could not get out of the 5th inning. and we didn't hit main as hard as we should have. seams like we never get all the runs that we should have this season. I too think Carps curve is a key. if its working, the mets are in for a long night. if not, then we are in for a long night. I hope Carp comes out Cy Youngs those ponds scums butts right out of the playoffs. I too feel they are way to cocky, smug and rub it in everyones faces. Like the good book says, "Pride cometh before a fall." Here's hoping they fall hard and fast.

Great win tonight. just freakin great. I dont know how they are getting it done after the way they played all year. but whatever they are doing they need to keep it up. Weaver was just awesome. I was not a beliver in him, but after two fantastic games aginst the lefty heavy mets, I am coming over. I am not there yet. But I am close. Dunc has once again done a great job with a pitcher who's career was all but over just 3 short months ago.

It is the playoffs, and anything can and will happen. we are witnessing something special people. Here's to talking the baseball world by storm and going all the way. great job boys. just a great job all around. everyone is stepping up and playing big. its awesome to see.

Go get'em boys. Game 6 is yours for the taking. Reach out, and take your destiny.

You are making us all so very proud.

Keep making us all proud.

Go down swinging.

GO CARDINALS

For you non-alcoholics out there, that means White Russians baby.  Lots and lots of Caucasians hopefully in celebration.

I was thinking of going red food coloring in honor of the Birdos, but I cannot blasphemy The Dude.  Plus who could drink something opaque red.

Go Cardinals!!!

Outfuckingstanding, gents. One more at Shea... Come on Carp, bring it on home.

What...just...wow... unbelievable...

I love October.

that being said, weaver again had a game that could never have been expected when we got him from LAAA, and yes, he has pitched with guts and guile, but much of the praise should go to duncan, for making weaver realize what he was capable of, and for setting up a game plan that worked, i know one thing about weaver, he has worked much faster lately than i had seen him in the past

pujols came out of his slump, and brought the other hitters with him, and after the game he gave credit to glavine, calling him a HOF, and as willie randolph said after the game, he didnt notice anything different in the way glavine pitched, neither better or worse, he just got hit a bit more

so now we go to game 6, if somebody had told me before the playoffs began that we would be up 3-2 going back to new york, with us having carp and sup in 6 & 7, and they would have maine and who knows (most likely darren oliver), i would have been ecstatic, i would have also said you were a damn liar, but this is the case, and we have to like our chances

if we can get one of the next two, great, if somehow we cant, i will still be proud of this team, because they have played in the playoffs the way the astros played for their last 12 games, by playing their asses off, and leaving it on the field every game

Gin, Grenadine, and 7-Up.

Kosh Jinney.

Dare I say, addition by subtraction. (courtesy of Mr. A. Wainright, of course)

How I'm going to focus on work for the next 7 hours?  Not too sure.  Keep typing stuff and hope it relates to business (not this, obviously).

And--Carp will be killer tonight.  A CY winner with something to prove?  Me likes...

Congrats on managing a game the right way, Tony!  My hat is off.  You recognized that the Dream still had his best stuff in the 6th and left him out there.  Great job!  I think that decision will pay dividends well into the future with Weav!

Man, I never thought I would say that.  I haven't liked TLR since he got here, but he was the un-Tony tonight.  

Hey, Larry!  We have crazy Tony, we have genius Tony, so who is this Tony?  Dare I say, confident Tony?