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Gordo Live
Join columnist Jeff Gordon for a live chat from 1-2 p.m. Monday about the Cards, Rams, Blues, Mizzou or whatever sport or team is on your mind.
Monday, June 30, 2008 01:00 PM CDT
John: Gordo:
For the Rams, every prediction I read seems to fall to about 7-9. What is your prediction?

Also, I have renewed my season tickets. Have you heard how many people have dropped their tickets after last year's horrendous season?
thanks.
Jeff Gordon: Getting to 7-9 could be a chore. Like I said earlier, 9-7 would merit a contract extension for Scott -- that is how hard the schedule is.

As for renewals, don't know where that stands -- but business overall has been slow.
GKJ: What happened to the Blues goaltending depth in the minor leagues? It seems like we've had some busts. The guy that I have followed for a couple of years is Beckford-Tseu. He came up last year during emergency and played a couple of periods but that was it. He looks good in the minors and I like his size but the Blues don't seem high on him. Any idea why? Thanks.
Jeff Gordon: Chris was the best minor league goalie for the team last year, better than Schwarz and Toivonen. But he was under an AHL deal, so he was in back of the line. Hannu is gone, but now Bishop is looking for time in the A. So it's still tough for him here.
adam_cruts: I know that this is a reach, but let's say that Kennedy gets his average up to .290+. Any chance of the Cards trying to "sell high" with him? Or does Kennedy batting .290 after the season he had last year still have little to no value elsewhere?
Jeff Gordon: Adam would have some value to a team with an injury, since his D has been pretty good. But that remaining contract year, although not huge, is an obstacle in moving him. Then again, if he hits like this, why not keep him?

That appears to be all for now. See you next week?