That kinda fell flat all things considered, especially when Mo and Hoffman pitched in the time when starting pitchers would normally pitch 220 to even 250 innings a season. Sandy throwing over 220 innings with 6 complete games may seem a lot to you in this day and age but compare to the 1990s and 2000s, that's more on a normal side. Never mind that it's not like he was throwing 30 complete games in a season like in the 1970s either so using him to crap on those two closers is pretty weak. Plus seeing what happened to Sandy after that season in particular...

In all fairness, the Rams are in a better position than those two. Plus the last time the Cards won anything? There were still in Chicago!

It was either him or Haskins. Also it turns out according to Barkley's agent the Giants did offered more...

Purple People Eater Vikings never won the SB bud, where you get that from? They were the precursor to the 1990s Bills.

And so Michael Jordan rapes Lebron.