Former Cardinals Playing In MLB 5-9-15: Colby Rasmus Walks & Hits A Two-Run Homer; Skip Schumaker Collects Two Singles, One Double, & Two RBIs; Donovan Solano Singles & Drives In Two Runs;

Carlos Beltran (former St. Louis-New York-A) started as designated hitter and batted fifth.  1-for-4 with one two-out RBI.
David Carpenter (former Palm Beach-New York-A) entered in the sixth and pitched 1.1 innings.  He allowed two hits, one earned run, and struck two out.  (p-s:21-16)(g/f:1-0)(ir-s:1-0)

Baltimore beat New York-A 6-2

Allen Craig (former St. Louis-Boston) started in right field and batted seventh.  0-for-4 with three strikeouts.
Joe Kelly (former St. Louis-Boston) started and pitched 5.2 innings.  He allowed four hits, six earned runs, one home run, seven walks, threw one wild pitch, committed two errors (pickoff and interference) and struck three out for the losing decision (1-2).  (p-s:113-65)(g/f:8-5)

Toronto beat Boston 7-1

Marc Rzepczynski (former St. Louis-Cleveland) entered in the fifth and pitched one inning.  He allowed two hits, no runs, and struck one out.  (p-s:14-11)(g/f:1-0)(ir-s:3-2)

Minnesota beat Cleveland 7-4

Joey Butler (former St. Louis-Tampa Bay) started in left field and batted fifth.  1-for-3 with one hit by pitch.

Tampa Bay beat Texas 7-2

Edwin Jackson (former St. Louis-Chicago-N) entered in the fifth and pitched to three batters.  He allowed one hit, three earned runs, and two walks.  (p-s:14-5)
Jason Motte (former St. Louis-Chicago-N) entered in the sixth and pitched one inning.  He allowed two hits, one earned run, and one walk.  (p-s:27-16)(g/f:0-1)

Kyle Lohse (former St. Louis-Milwaukee) started and pitched five innings.  He allowed seven hits, four earned runs, one home run, one walk, and struck seven out for the winning decision (2-4).  0-for-2 with one strikeout.  (p-s:106-64)(g/f:2-4)
Michael Blazek (former St. Louis-Milwaukee) entered in the seventh and pitched two innings.  He allowed one hit, no runs, and struck two out.  (p-s:26-14)(g/f:3-1)

Milwaukee beat Chicago-N 12-4

Skip Schumaker (former St. Louis-Cincinnati) started as designated hitter and batted eighth.  3-for-5 with one double, two RBIs (one w/two-outs), one run, and one strikeout.

Cincinnati beat Chicago-A 10-4 in game one of doubleheader

Jason Marquis (former St. Louis-Cincinnati) started and pitched 5.2 innings.  He allowed ten hits, five earned runs, three home runs, and one walk for the losing decision (3-2).  (p-s:96-64)(g/f:8-3)

Chicago-A beat Cincinnati 8-2 in game two of doubleheader

David Peralta (former Johnson City-Arizona) started in left field and batted fourth.  2-for-5 with one triple, one two-out RBI, one stolen base, and one strikeout.

San Diego beat Arizona 6-4 in 12 innings

Colby Rasmus (former St. Louis-Houston) started in right field and batted fifth.  1-for-3 with one home run, two RBIs, two runs, one walk, and one strikeout.
Pat Neshek (former St. Louis-Houston) entered in the seventh and pitched 1.1 innings.  He allowed no hits or runs, and struck one out for the hold (7).  (p-s:16-10)(g/f:1-2)(ir-s:1-0)

Albert Pujols (former St. Louis-Anaheim) started at first base and batted third.  0-for-5 with one strikeout.
David Freese (former St. Louis-Anaheim) started at third base and batted fourth.  0-for-3 with one walk and one strikeout.

Houston beat Anaheim 6-5

Donovan Solano (former Memphis-Miami) entered late in the game at second base and batted sixth.  1-for-2 with two RBIs and one run.

Miami beat San Francisco 6-2

Coco Crisp (former New Haven-Oakland) started in left field and batted leadoff.  0-for-5 with one strikeout.
Angel Castro (former Memphis-Oakland) entered in the six and pitched to four batters.  He allowed one hit, no runs, one walk, and struck one out.  (p-s:21-13)(ir-s:2-1)

Seattle beat Oakland 7-2