Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Former Cardinals Playing In MLB 6-6-17: Mark Reynolds Hits Two Home Runs & Drives In Five Runs; Max Scherzer Strikes Out 14 & Allows One Run Over Seven Innings For The Win; Carlos Beltran Hits A Two-Run Homer



Joe Kelly (former St. Louis-Boston) entered in the seventh and pitched one inning.  He allowed no hits or runs, one walk, and struck one out for the hold (5).  (p-s:18-9)(g/f:2-0)

Matt Holliday (former St. Louis-New York-A) started as designated hitter and batted fourth.  1-for-4 with one double, one run, and two strikeouts.

Boston beat New York-A 5-4

David Freese (former St. Louis-Pittsburgh) started at third base and batted fourth.  2-for-5 with one home run, one RBI, two runs, two strikeouts, and grounded into one double play.

Baltimore beat Pittsburgh 6-5 in 10 innings

Colby Rasmus (former St. Louis-Tampa Bay) entered late in the game as designated hitter and batted seventh.  0-for-1 at the plate.

Chicago-A beat Tampa Bay 4-2

Albert Pujols (former St. Louis-Anaheim) started as designated hitter and batted third.  0-for-4 at the plate.

Anaheim beat Detroit 5-3

Pat Neshek (former St. Louis-Philadelphia) entered in the ninth and pitched to two batters.  He allowed no hits or runs, and struck one out.  (p-s:5-4)(ir-s:2-0)

Matt Adams (former St. Louis-Atlanta) started at first base and batted fifth.  1-for-3 with one walk, one strikeout, and assisted in one double play.
Jaime Garcia (former St. Louis-Atlanta) started and pitched 7.2 innings.  He allowed eight hits, three earned runs, one home run, and struck four out for the losing decision (2-4).  0-for-1 with one sacrifice and one strikeout.  (p-s:104-69)(g/f:12-4)
Jason Motte (former St. Louis-Atlanta) entered in the eighth and pitched to one batter.  He allowed no hits or runs, and struck one out.  (p-s:3-3)(ir-s:1-0)

Philadelphia beat Atlanta 3-1

Kyle Barraclough (former Springfield-Miami) entered in the sixth and pitched one inning.  He allowed no hits or runs, one walk, and struck two out.  (p-s:15-9)(g/f:1-0)

Jon Jay (former St. Louis-Chicago-N) started in left field and batted leadoff.  1-for-4 with one double, two RBIs, one run, one walk, and one strikeout.
Jason Heyward (former St. Louis-Chicago-N) started in right field and batted fifth.  3-for-5 with two doubles, two two-out RBIs, and one run.

Chicago-N beat Miami 10-2

Pete Kozma (former St. Louis-Texas) entered late in the game at third base and batted fourth.  0-for-1 with one strikeout.

Texas beat New York-N 10-8

Carlos Beltran (former St. Louis-Houston) started as designated hitter and batted fifth.  1-for-5 with one home run, two two-out RBIs, two runs, and three strikeouts.

Kansas City beat Houston 9-7

Mark Reynolds (former St. Louis-Colorado) started at first base and batted fifth.  2-for-4 with two home runs, five RBIs (three w/two-outs), two runs, two strikeouts, and assisted in two double plays.

Colorado beat Cleveland 11-3

Allen Cordoba (former Johnson City-San Diego) entered late in the game as a pinch hitter and batted ninth.  0-for-1 at the plate.

David Peralta (former Johnson City-Arizona) started in right field and batted second.  0-for-4 with one run, one walk, and two strikeouts.
Jeremy Hazelbaker (former St. Louis-Arizona) entered late in the game in left field and batted third.  0-for-2 with two strikeouts.
Daniel Descalso (former St. Louis-Arizona) started in left field and moved to first base, batting seventh.  1-for-4 with two two-out RBIs and one strikeout.

Arizona beat San Diego 10-2

Max Scherzer (former 2003 draft selection-Washington) started and pitched seven innings.  He allowed three hits, one unearned run, two walks, and struck 14 out for the winning decision (7-3).  0-for-2 with one strikeout.  (p-s:105-73)(g/f:4-2)

Washington beat Los Angeles 2-1

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