Former Cardinals Playing In MLB Spring Training 3-6-16: Joey Butler Hit A Two-Run Homer; Mark Reynolds Singles, Homers, & Drives In Two Runs; Brett Wallace Walks, Homers, & Knocks In Two Runs

Audry Perez (former St. Louis-Baltimore) entered late in the game at catcher and batted second.  0-for-1 with one ground into double play.

Boston beat Baltimore 8-7

Xavier Scruggs (former St. Louis-Miami) started in left field and batted third.  1-for-3 with one run and one strikeout.
Chris Narveson (former St. Louis-Miami) entered in the third and pitched two innings.  He allowed three hits, two earned runs, one walk, threw one wild pitch, and struck one out.  (g/f:3-0)

Detroit beat Miami 9-2

Vicente Campos (former MiLB signing-New York-A) entered in the seventh and pitched one inning.  He allowed no hits or runs, one walk, hit one batter, and struck one out.  (g/f:1-0)

Cedric Hunter (former Memphis-Philadelphia) started in left field and batted seventh.  0-for-1 with one RBI, one walk, and one sac fly.

Philadelphia beat New York-A 6-5

Colby Rasmus (former St. Louis-Houston) started in left field and batted fourth.  1-for-1 with one home run, one RBI, one run, and one walk.

Houston beat Toronto 7-1

Tyrell Jenkins (former Palm Beach-Atlanta) entered in the seventh and pitched 1.1 innings.  He allowed no hits or runs, and struck two out.  (g/f:1-0)(ir-s:2-0)

Ty Kelly (former Memphis-New York-N) entered late in the game in left field and batted sixth.  Two runs and one walk.

New York-N beat Atlanta 7-5

Joey Butler (former St. Louis-Cleveland) started in left field and batted sixth.  1-for-3 with one home run, two RBIs, one run, one strikeout, and one outfield assist.
James Ramsey (former Memphis-Cleveland) started as designated hitter and batted eighth.  0-for-3 with one strikeout.
Shane Robinson (former St. Louis-Cleveland) entered late in the game as designated hitter and batted eighth.  0-for-1 with one strikeout.

Shane Peterson (former Springfield-Milwaukee) entered late in the game in right field and batted fifth.  0-for-2 with two strikeouts.

Milwaukee beat Cleveland 6-5

Mark Reynolds (former St. Louis-Colorado) started at first base and batted fourth.  2-for-3 with one home run, two RBIs, and one run.
Alex Castellanos (former Springfield-Colorado) entered late in the game at third base.
Daniel Descalso (former St. Louis-Colorado) started at shortstop and batted eighth.  0-for-3 with three strikeouts.

Colorado beat Cincinnati 9-3

Skip Schumaker (former St. Louis-San Diego) started in right field and batted second.  0-for-4 at the plate.

Chicago-A beat San Diego 8-1

Steve Cishek (former St. Louis-Seattle) entered in the fourth and pitched one inning.  He allowed one hit and no runs for the hold (1).  (p-s:10-7)(g/f:2-0)

Sam Freeman (former St. Louis-Texas) entered in the eighth and pitched one inning.  He allowed two hits and one earned run.  (p-s:20-12)(g/f:3-0)

Seattle beat Texas 7-3

Jason Heyward (former St. Louis-Chicago-N) started in right field and batted third.  0-for-2 at the plate.

Arizona beat Chicago-N 8-3

Tony Cruz (former St. Louis-Kansas City) started at catcher and batted ninth.  0-for-2 at the plate.

Albert Pujols (former St. Louis-Anaheim) started as designated hitter and batted fourth.  0-for-3 with one ground into double play.
Rafael Ortega (former Memphis-Anaheim) entered late in the game in right field and batted eighth.  1-for-1 with one double.

Kansas City beat Anaheim 6-1

Marc Rzepczynski (former St. Louis-Oakland) entered in the third and pitched one inning.  He allowed one hit, no runs, one walk, and struck two out for the winning decision (1-0).  (p-s:20-10)(g/f:1-0)
Angel Castro (former Memphis-Oakland) entered in the fifth and pitched 1.1 innings.  He allowed two hits, two earned runs, one home run, two walks, and hit one batter.  (p-s:32-16)(g/f:3-0)

Jon Jay (former St. Louis-San Diego) started in centerfield and batted leadoff.  0-for-3 with one strikeout.
Brett Wallace (former Memphis-San Diego) started at first base and batted sixth.  1-for-2 with one home run, two RBIs, one run, and one walk.
Luis Perdomo (former Springfield-San Diego) entered in the third and pitched two innings.  He allowed three hits, two earned runs, one home run, and struck two out for the losing decision (0-2).  (p-s:31-19)(g/f:1-2)

Oakland beat San Diego 6-5