Locked On Cardinals - Daily Podcast On The St. Louis Cardinals - TRIMMED: Cardinals Opening Day Bullpen TAKES SHAPE After latest CUTS! Stay HOT Nelson Velazquez!

Starting point is 00:00:00 The roster is cut down yet again as the look of the opening day bullpen begins to take shape. Who's staying? Who's going? This is Locked on Cardinals. You are Locked on Cardinals. Your daily St. Louis Cardinals podcast, part of the Locked on Podcast Network, your team every day. Hey there, Cardinals fans. I'm J.D. Hafer, a former national radio sports anchor, born and raised in St. Louis and a Lifetime Cardinals fan. And welcome to another episode of Lockedong Cardinals. part of the Lockdown Podcast Network now, the number one, sports podcast network. Thank you to our everydayers for hanging with us. For the new people, welcome.

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Starting point is 00:01:13 What I think this 26-man roster could or maybe should look like if I was the one running the show, we'll break down the game on Sunday, which saw the boys take down the national six to three, thanks to another monster game from Nelson Velasquez. But we're going to start with the newest cuts from camp, which were announced after the game. The Cardinals announced the team has reduced its spring training roster to 36 players, with seven players moving to minor league camp. The team optioned pitcher Ryan Fernandez to Memphis, Riosignan roster pitchers Luis Gastilum, Gerson Moreno and Paki Norton,

Starting point is 00:01:47 infielders blaze Jordan, and Jeremy Revis and outfielder Matt Caperniac to minor league camp. The Cardinals currently have 29 Major League roster players and seven non-raster invitees in their Major League camp right now. this group of players that were sent down. I can't say that any of these guys really surprised me all that much. As the official president of the Luis Gasolum fan club, I fully expected him to not be on this team to get cut eventually as a pitched above AA yet in his professional career. And he was with Team Mexico in the at WBC where he only got into two games through just one inning total. Aloud no runs on one head did have a strikeout. He's going to take

Starting point is 00:02:31 his talents to Memphis this year to start the season. And I cannot wait, cannot wait to see his progress. Every day, as you know, I back this dude big time. He came onto the scene in camp last year. And I was like, whoa, who is this guy? And then you saw him do nothing but good things in the minor leagues last year. And, you know, at camp this year. He's impressed the right people. Again, when we talked to Ali last week, he specifically brought up Gasolum and his changeup and how impressive it was and how that thing is real. So they've got an eye on Gasolum.

Starting point is 00:03:10 The next guy that I've also been rooting for, along with most of the fan base, at least I believe so. I don't know who's rooting against him, but that's Pachy Notting, who, as you know, has had just so many injuries, two straight years, basically on the shelf, has looked really good this spring.

Starting point is 00:03:26 He really has appearing in six games. He's allowed the one earned run, which was on that solo home run, over six settings of work, three hits, no walks, eight strikeouts. When I brought him up to Ali in our conversation on Friday, he had nothing but great things to say about Packy. And in Daniel Guerrero's piece at STL Today.com, he expanded on things as far as what's going on with Packy Norton saying that it's been a while since he's been in a season and pitching. and being able to do that reliably is important. This is a guy I really do believe in, and my hope is that he's with us at some point helping us win ball games.

Starting point is 00:04:04 His overall personality and demeanor and his presence is contagious. I like having him around. And Guerrero explained that, you know, before they want to put Packy into the MLB bullpen, before they give him a spot there, they want to use the time at AAA to see if he can, be durable enough.

Starting point is 00:04:27 Day-to-day durability is the words he used, how he handles the demands of relief and show the consistent availability required of the role after missing so much time. So it makes perfect sense. There's no need to push Pachy Notton. Let's build him up and, you know, use him later on down the road because I'd be shocked if Jojo-Ramaro and Justin Bruill

Starting point is 00:04:50 were the only left-handers in the bullpen that the Cardinals use in. in 2026. I cannot believe that that's going to happen. And Packing on might be that next guy who's ready to go. Rakeh is still with the organization, but I think it's Packing on next on the list. So he's just going to go down and get his, you know, build up some confidence and whatnot. And I think he'll be ready to go. So stay healthy, obviously, the big thing with them. Ryan Fernandez, someone that came over to Boston, shocker in the Rule 5 draft in 2024. Had a strong season last year.

Starting point is 00:05:28 We know he regressed in a big way. It seemed like he was always kind of climbing uphill, fighting for a spot. Although he wasn't awful this spring. He did have two bad games. And ultimately, those games probably sealed his fate. Ali said the goal for him is to get Ryan Fernandez back to a consistent velocity. So off to Memphis should go. Good luck to you.

Starting point is 00:05:50 I'm sure we will see Ryan Fernandez again at some point this year. Gerson Moreno got into four games in spring. Unfortunately, his last appearance was his toughest. Two runs on three hits. He is not on the 40-man roster. So it was a very long shot for him to make the roster at best. It was a long shot. So no shocker there.

Starting point is 00:06:11 Position player wise, Blaze Jordan was just kind of heating up, which was good to see. But he was always destined for Memphis as well. And he's going to be there starting first baseman. Javos had just hit just 214 in 28 of bats, but he did have five RBIs. But he's down. Matt Caperniak, he's been at the World Baseball Classic, so kind of tough to make a splash when you're not around. So no one that are watching you do it day in and day out.

Starting point is 00:06:36 So back to Memphis, he goes. Bulpin wise, that leaves you with Jojo Romero and Justin Brule, as they mentioned from the left side. On your right side, though, you've got, you know, the guys that are for sure in. Matt Fonson, Riley O'Brien, Ryan Stanick. And that's going to leave you with a grouping of Chris Roycroft, George Soriano, Gordon Grosso, Matt Pushard, and Scott Blewett. Now, Pushard is the Rule 5 guy.

Starting point is 00:07:04 So I'm guessing they're going to do everything they can to make a spot for him, make some room for him, so that he doesn't have to go on waivers or get offered back to the Marlins. So I feel like they're probably going to kind of make a spot for him. They traded for Soriano and he's been everything they've needed, been very good. Has it allowed a run in five appearances. It's got seven strikeouts. I don't know why you wouldn't keep him around. Grisethel's been with Team Italy on this fantastic run that they've had in the WBC. My gosh, has that team been fun to watch? And, you know, they haven't gotten a chance to see

Starting point is 00:07:38 him. So obviously he's not leaving the organization, but I don't know if he's going to be the guy that cracks the opening day just because of that. And then he got Blewett, who's been actually pretty solid. ERA 1.80 in five appearances really only had one kind of n-appearance. And that was the first one since that first appearance. He's been pretty darn good. So a lot of decisions to be made. And then he've got the decision on whether or not you want Richard Fitz or Palante to be in

Starting point is 00:08:05 the rotation. Are you going to go six-man rotation? Are you going to push one of those guys to the bullpen as well? So a lot of things still to figure out when it comes to the pitching staff. the Cardinals on opening day and clock is ticking man we're getting super close to opening day which is awfully exciting up next let's talk about sunday's game welcome to nellyville i'm going to use every nelly reference until they either you know what until he's not with the organization anymore i'm going to continue to use and abuse every nelly reference i can get welcome to nellyville he had a big

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Starting point is 00:12:47 Three stars at the game. it starts with this one. Number 88. Not sure what his number will be when he makes this team because he's got to be on here, right? I just do not see how you can cut this man when all that Nelson Velasquez has done is hit the snout out of the baseball better than anybody else in your camp. Why would you get rid of him? So he's got to be here. I don't know how we can mess this one.

Starting point is 00:13:15 The Cardinals gave him a shot to prove that he belongs in the main. major leagues again, and he's passing with flying colors. After another big day at the plate on Sunday, two for three, team leading fourth home run of the spring and then another RBI single to give him a team leading nine RBIs, along with the 333 batting average, the 436 OBP, the 727 slug, the 1.163 OPS crazy numbers for Nelson Velasquez this spring, and he just keeps doing it. Day in and day out. Yeah, he grotted into a devil play. Okay. But, other two of a bad's very productive. Now, if you don't want to get negative and you don't want to bring up the devil play, you also want to point out that this particular home run off a guy that tends

Starting point is 00:13:57 to give up a few home runs here and there because we saw plenty of it over the last few years because he was facing former Cardinal Miles Michaelis. It was one of those patented 92 mile an hour batting practice fast balls from Miles. Then Nelly turned on and ripped it for a three run blast in the first inning, 109.4 miles per hour off the bat, 419.9.9.5.5.5.5.5. foot, no doubter. I am so glad that we are on this side of the Miles Michaelis home runs now than where we have been the last few years. It is a much better feeling and a lot more fun. Later on in the fifth inning against a different pitcher, Nellie smacks an RBI single the left 108.8.8 off the lumber. That scores Victor Scott. You want more thump from the right side.

Starting point is 00:14:42 There he is. Nellie has provided that. Again, I don't know what else he has to prove to make this team. He's 27 years old, so he's not some veteran who just happens to be having a good spring. He's got plenty of room to grow. What if he gets better? What if he continues on this path and gets better? And for once, the Cardinals are finding a diamond in the rough instead of trading one away or releasing one that we've been known to do in the past recently. So here's the thing. Hey, if he comes back down to earth, then so be it.

Starting point is 00:15:16 No skin off your back. He's not costing you anything. So, uh, ride the wave while it is hot. That's what I say. Um, and you got Walker scuffling. He's been in the lab instead of playing in games, newts on the men. I, you know, Nelson Velasquez might be your opening day left fielder or right fielder or DH. You got a couple spots you can put them in. Is it a crime to have church, Victor Scott and Velasquez start in game one? I don't think it's crime. I think. I think. it might hurt some people's feelings, but we'll see. We know that they're committed to Jordan Walker. He's not going anywhere.

Starting point is 00:15:53 They want to fix him. They want to get this guy right. He could be a massive piece of this organization for years to come. Just got to get him doing it. That's why he went to the lab to get him out of like game situations and just kind of let him focus on all of these adjustments that he's trying to make. But, man, Nellie got to be on this team at the very least, right? There's no way you can get rid of them.

Starting point is 00:16:15 second start of the game. Give me some Alec Berluson. Biscuits goes two for two with the run score to boost his batting average to 320 just out of nowhere. All of a sudden, he's hitting 320 this spring. Not only is the average up, but he's also walked a ton. He's got a team high eight walks now. The OBPs at 500. Silver Slugger winner, doing his thing. Third star, giving it to Victor Scott the second. Now I know he didn't have a hit in this game, but I like to see the little things that Victor Scott does. And he had an RBI on a sack fly to give the Cardals a four to three lead got the job done. He did walk once and added his team leading fourth stolen base.

Starting point is 00:16:50 He's only hitting a buck 60 and I get that. You know, it's got to be better. You know, the walk to strikeout ratio, it's got to flip. We got to get more walks than strikeouts, at least more of a 50-50, which he's close to, but you got to cut down on the strikeouts of Victor Scott because he puts it in play and that speed makes such a big difference. So you can see how he would affect the game. from the bottom of the order.

Starting point is 00:17:16 So I was pleased with, you know, the contributions that Victor Scott gave on Sunday. So he gets my third star. And because I pick pitchers a lot. And I get a little bored picking all the same pitchers for doing good. But let's talk about the pitching. Other observations from this game, Richard Fitz, four and two thirds innings,

Starting point is 00:17:34 two runs on just one head. He had five strikeouts, but he had those three walks. You love the upside, obviously, but you don't want to be your own worst enemy with the walks, but he was able to kind of calm things down as the game progressed. So not a horrible outing by any means. You see the talent that he possesses. Could they send him down to Memphis to start the season so we can remain as a starter the

Starting point is 00:17:57 whole time? Will they go six-man rotation? I don't know. That's what the next week or so is to figure out. I'm not quite sure, but we'll talk more about that when we get to the 26-man projected roster that I have for you a little bit later. Bulpin, strong again on Sunday. Stannick, Romero, O'Brien, push hard, scoreless endings. Offensively, J.J. Weatherholt, Nathan Church, Nolan Gorman had tough days. They go a combined 0 for 8, but Gorman added another walk. Great. Church scored a run. You love that. We're not so worried about J.J. Weatherholt.

Starting point is 00:18:29 He's got a spot and could be at the top of the order. So we're going to talk about projected 26-man roster, lineup, what I think the lineup could be or should be, in my opinion. and we'll also get you some news and notes next, including the latest on Yvonne Herrera's return. Yeah, I might have forgot. He's on this team still, but we haven't seen him much recently. So when's he coming back? That information and more are coming up for you on lockdown cardinals. College basketball is nonstop.

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Starting point is 00:21:21 It feels like it's been forever. but good news, good news. He is scheduled to return on Tuesday. According to our buddy Daniel Guerrero, two players who have missed time, catcher D.H. Yvonne Herrera with the knee and infield to Ramon Arias, elbow are expected back in the lineup. Herrera is scheduled to start a DH on Tuesday.

Starting point is 00:21:40 If that goes well and he recovers, he couldn't start a catcher on Wednesday. Herrera has taken abats on the backfields in the past few days and has been able to do catching drills without any discomfort in the knee, which is awesome to hear. We weren't overly concerned, and the Cardos were playing it safe, but you just never know. You just never know. A little inflammation could lead to a lot of other problems, but it looks like Yvonne Herrera

Starting point is 00:22:03 is going to be okay. And when Ali was asked about Sunday's lineup, in particular, although, you know, Ibn Herrera are not a part of that one, but he was asked whether or not it could be similar to what we might see on opening day. He told Daniel Guerrero that he doesn't have an answer to that. Don't have an answer to that, but said that there are a couple of different ways I've looked at it, mapped it out. I'm intrigued with both of them. We haven't landed on.

Starting point is 00:22:31 This is what it should look like for opening day off a right-handed starter. I think there are a couple of different ways to do it. And he's absolutely correct. There's a lot of interchangeable pieces on the Cardinals right now because due to the lack of star power and veteran press, presence. Nobody's really locked into certain spots no matter what. You know, you've got the guys that, yeah, you know, they're going to be starters. But as far as the lineup goes, this might be something that, you know, moves around a little bit. And I don't know if you're a fan of that or not. I'm somebody who has no problem. Like, I don't feel like you have to have a same lineup every single day no matter what. You know, some people think that that it makes sense to have a stability type of thing to the lineup where it should be that way. I'm not. a guy who is cool with massaging the lineup a little bit based on how people are hitting and how people are against, you know, certain matchups and whatnot. So I don't mind if you move people around. Like it doesn't bother me whatsoever. But if we're going to base things off of just performance,

Starting point is 00:23:37 just performance. And I know that it's not always the case. And of course, health is an important aspect of everything that's going on with, you know, how your lineup's going to look on opening day. But I've got a lineup for you. I've got what I think the 26 man roster could be. So Let's do it. Leading off and playing second base. Your future NL rookie of the year. J.J. Weatherpool. Yes.

Starting point is 00:23:58 I'm putting him up there because maybe the batting average down a little bit during the spring, but he's got the ability to go yard on you and he could steal a base off of you as well. And not afraid to take a walk, which is something I want out of my lead off hitter. I don't care how you get on. Just do it. Batting second and playing shortstop, your goal glover, Mason win. Hasn't had the best spring offensively. I feel like he suits this lineup better by being near the top of the lineup.

Starting point is 00:24:27 Okay. Batting third, we're going to give you your silver slugger at the number three spot. Alec Berluson playing at first base has done everything you want him to do this spring so far. No reason to change anything like that. He's arguably your best hitter in the lineup. Yvonne Herrera will be catching and batting forth if healthy, right? So if everything goes well, they want them to be the catcher, right? If that's what you want, then I'm plugging them in.

Starting point is 00:24:52 Opening day, he's my catcher. He's back in cleanup. Nolan Gorman has had a very good spring. He's going to be your starting third baseman. You want to get a little left, right, left, which I'm a big fan of because it makes life very annoying for the opposing managers when you get later in the game. So give me right, left, right, left. And so we're starting off left, right, left, Nolan, batten fifth, over at third base.

Starting point is 00:25:15 Behind him, Nellyville, baby. Let's go, Nelson, Delasquez. he's going to be my D.H. He's batting sixth. Has done everything you could ever want out of the right-handed hitting spot that you need. Like you were looking for somebody who can provide you with some power. You don't necessarily want to use another catcher there. If you can't, it can help it.

Starting point is 00:25:36 The Lasquez has earned it. He has. So again, this is me, not who the Cardinals are, but I would have Alaska's betting six. Behind him, give me Nathan Church and left field. I like his defense. I like his speed. He's at a very good spring as well. Jordan Walker is going to be in right field batting eighth.

Starting point is 00:25:53 I think that's a given that he's going to be playing right field on opening day. I don't think there's a way that they're actually going to bench him. That would just be, I don't know, if I feel like that would upset too many people. So get Jordan in there. He's batting eighth and hopefully his time in the lab has gotten things better for him. Victor Scott's my center fielder. He's batting ninth on the bench. Pozo, C, Cajee, Pahas, Urias, and then my pitching staff.

Starting point is 00:26:18 I got Matthew Libertor, Dustin May, Michael McGreevy, Calahey, André Palante, and Richard Fitz. And then I'm going Sphonson, Romero, Stannock, Brule, O'Brien, Soriano, Pushard in my ballpin. Does that sound right to most of you? I got Fitz sticking around. I don't want to ship him to Memphis if I don't have to. I want him to be up here. And I want him to be a part of this team right away. But if he does go, if they decide that, hey, we're going to keep Palante.

Starting point is 00:26:47 he's got major league experience. He's had a good spring. Fitz, we want to, you know, we want to get you more acclimated into the starting rotation right away with Memphis. And you want to send him down. I'm not opposed to that. I'm not. He'll be back up here eventually. But if that happens, then I think that next spot goes to Chris Roycroft. And Ali had good things to say about him on Friday. How when he first came up, you know, his head was sped him because everything was going so fast at the major league level. And he feels like he's finally slowed the game down. And he's been good this spring as well.

Starting point is 00:27:23 And this is not your closer or your setup, man. We're talking about your 13th pitcher in Chris Roycroft. So it's not somebody who's going to be doing a lot of damage to your team if he's on there. But things have been good this spring for Roycroft. So maybe he's turned things around. So that's what I got. What do you guys think? I'll run it down one more time for you.

Starting point is 00:27:44 Weatherhole, win, Burley, Herrera, Gorman, Velasquez, Church, Walker, Scott on opening day, your bench, Posos, Jayce, Pahes, Ramon Urias, Libby, Mae, McGreevy, Leahy, Palante, Fitz, Fonson, Romero, Stannick, Brule O'Brien, Soriano, Push Yard. There's my 26th. That's what I got as of today on March the 16th. Comment, suggestions, you're an idiot, you're a genius, all of the things. Let me know in the comment section down below. Tell me who you think should be in or out from what I have given you. of Lockdown Cardinals, your first list of every day.

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