What A Derogatory Statement From Oli Marmol After The Win Against Mets.
By the time everyone is heading home on their evening commutes, I hope that Oli Marmol is no longer the manager of the St. Louis Cardinals.
He’s not fit. He can’t do the job. He needs to go.
Why front office executives and ownership are accepting major losses and not responding is beyond me, but the thing about the front office executives and ownership is that they can be (and are) one move away from winning back the fans.
That move is relieving Marmol of his duties and putting someone in his place to move forward to put some glimmer of hope into a fan base that’s considered the best in the major leagues.
Those major losses came last night against the Arizona Diamondbacks 14-1; last Saturday, April 20, against the Milwaukee Brewers 12-5; and against one of the worst teams in baseball right now, the Miami Marlins, April 7, 10-3.
Seriously, how many times does a team have to lose like this and have constant horrible in-game decisions made by Marmol before the powers that be act accordingly for the betterment of the team, the fan base and — let’s use a magic word here — business?