Anthony Reyes (SP), STL

News: Reyes continues to prove that he's got a bigtime future in St. Louis' rotation. Reyes was the hard-luck loser in the Cardinals' 1-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox Thursday, and made just one mistake. That mistake was a fastball that caught way too much of the plate against Jim Thome that was quickly deposited in the stands in right center. That would be the only hit that Reyes would allow, and he struck out six against no walks. The only other batter to reach on the night was Jermaine Dye, who reached on a three-base error by center fielder So Taguchi.

Views: As if the Cardinals need any more reason to keep Reyes up for good, he just faced a team that "ace" Mark Mulder and proven starter Jason Marquis (each of whom were in the Redbirds' playoff rotation last season) got smoked for 22 runs in 7.1 innings against the past two nights. I can just picture Dave Littlefield picking up the phone to try offering Craig Wilson for him again..........

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[1] by kschellenger on 06/22/2006 10:22 pm

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This is an extraordinary year for rookies...so far. I firmly believe several will drop off their current pace. Reyes is the latest of the super rooks this year. Can't wait to see the ROY debating.

[2] by ThaMagicStick on 06/24/2006 08:27 am

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go Kazmir

[3] by wolverine on 06/24/2006 08:30 am

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ThaMagicStick wrote:

go Kazmir

Huh??? He's no rook. What's your point?

[4] by ThaMagicStick on 06/24/2006 10:45 am

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no point ... jus thought I'd throw that in there
plus reyes is not as good as verlander

[5] by kschellenger on 06/24/2006 01:56 pm

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ThaMagicStick wrote:

no point ... jus thought I'd throw that in there plus reyes is not as good as verlander

What? Why are you talking about Verlander?

[6] by jstas1976 on 06/24/2006 06:23 pm

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How much of the year does everyone think Reyes is going to play the rest of the year. I have a few thoughts about it and they are for 1 Mark Mulder makes a ton of money to much to sit on the bench. Reyes is the future of Cardinals, but as of right now I think he is just going to get a little taste. All this will depend on if Mulder even comes back.

[7] by Mcdoogle on 06/25/2006 03:41 am

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With Reyes proving himself, is it possible now that either Mulder or Marquis goes at the trade deadline? I am thinking so.

[8] by rice on 06/25/2006 03:44 am

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kschellenger wrote:

ThaMagicStick wrote: no point ... jus thought I'd throw that in there plus reyes is not as good as verlander What? Why are you talking about Verlander?

There are 2 ROY AL AND NL

If Reyes keeps this up he, he will win NL ROY


I dont think that Verlander will win AL because of Papelbon

[9] by stlsportsfan on 06/25/2006 06:12 am

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Mcdoogle wrote:

With Reyes proving himself, is it possible now that either Mulder or Marquis goes at the trade deadline? I am thinking so.

If Mulder's shoulder problems aren't *THAT* terrible--absolutely. All of Mulder/Marquis/Suppan could be had in a trade, but they're also all in contract years which means that the Cardinals probably can't get full value on any of them either.

It'll be interesting to see which of those three get offered arbitration next year by the Birds. Mulder was a slam dunk until he got hurt. My guess is that if all three are around at the end of the year, Marquis & Suppan get offered arb. but Mulder doesn't.

[10] by kschellenger on 06/25/2006 07:06 am

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rice wrote:

kschellenger wrote: ThaMagicStick wrote: no point ... jus thought I'd throw that in there plus reyes is not as good as verlander What? Why are you talking about Verlander? There are 2 ROY AL AND NL If Reyes keeps this up he, he will win NL ROY I dont think that Verlander will win AL because of Papelbon

Anthony Reyes has 20.0 IP and you're calling him the ROY? Come on, give Uggla, Ramirez, Fielder and Zimmerman some credit, they've done it all year.

[11] by DiehardCardsFan on 06/25/2006 07:38 am

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kschellenger wrote:

rice wrote: kschellenger wrote: ThaMagicStick wrote: no point ... jus thought I'd throw that in there plus reyes is not as good as verlander What? Why are you talking about Verlander? There are 2 ROY AL AND NL If Reyes keeps this up he, he will win NL ROY I dont think that Verlander will win AL because of Papelbon Anthony Reyes has 20.0 IP and you're calling him the ROY? Come on, give Uggla, Ramirez, Fielder and Zimmerman some credit, they've done it all year.

Reyes is no where near rookie of the year.