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Episode Summary: "Solid Pitching but Bats Quiet" Game Recap: The St. Louis Cardinals lost 2-0 in a spring training game against the Mets, with their offense struggling once again. The lineup featured mostly Major League-level players, yet they managed just two hits against pitcher Paul Blackburn, who had an ERA close to five last season. Miles Mikolas delivered a strong performance, pitching five innings and allowing only one run. Concerns About the Offense: Despite the presence of regulars like Jordan Walker, Lars Nootbaar, and Nolan Arenado, the offense was lackluster. This is a concerning trend, given that the season is approaching and the team has a new hitting coach. Schaeffer and Roderick questioned whether the Cardinals can truly improve after an underwhelming offseason with little roster movement. Fan Buy-In & Outlook for the Season: The hosts discussed whether fans will remain engaged if the team starts slowly. The team’s inconsistent offensive performances in spring training have raised doubts about whether they can rebound from last year’s struggles. Betting lines have the Cardinals projected for around 77-78 wins, with Roderick leaning optimistically toward 87 wins but acknowledging the team’s wide variance. Pitching Bright Spot: Tekoah Roby One major highlight was prospect Tekoah Roby’s dominant two-inning outing, where he struck out four batters. The hosts debated whether Roby could contribute at the Major League level this season, either as a reliever or a late-season starter. Looking Ahead: The Cardinals will continue their spring training schedule, including a breakout prospect game on Friday. The hosts emphasized the importance of seeing a full-strength lineup perform better in the final weeks before Opening Day. Overall, while the Cardinals’ pitching looked solid, their offensive struggles remain a major concern as the regular season approaches. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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