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Sunday, July 22, 2018

Former Cardinals Playing In MLB 7-21-18: Adam Ottavino Strikes Out Two Of Three Batters For The Hold; Randal Grichuk Doubles & Drives In One Run; Seung-Hwan Oh Pitched One Hitless/Scoreless Inning For The Hold

Jason Heyward (former St. Louis-Chicago-N) started in right field and batted third.  1-for-4 with two runs, one walk, and grounded into one double play.
Steve Cishek (former St. Louis-Chicago-N) entered in the seventh and pitched to two batters.  He allowed no hits or runs.  (p-s:3-3)(g/f:1-1)(ir-s:2-1)

Chicago-N beat St. Louis 7-2 in game one of doubleheader

Jason Heyward (former St. Louis-Chicago-N) started in right field and batted third.  1-for-5 at the plate.
Steve Cishek (former St. Louis-Chicago-N) entered in the ninth and pitched to four batters.  He allowed two hits, one earned run, and one intentional walk.  (p-s:15-8)(g/f:1-0)(ir-s:2-2)

St. Louis beat Chicago-N 6-3 in game two of doubleheader

Ty Kelly (former Memphis-New York-N) entered late in the game as a pinch hitter and batted eighth.  One run and one walk.

New York-A beat New York-N 7-6

Randal Grichuk (former St. Louis-Toronto) started in centerfield and batted fifth.  1-for-4 with one double, one RBI, one run, and one strikeout.
Aledmys Diaz (former St. Louis-Toronto) started at shortstop and batted seventh.  2-for-3 with one ground into double play and assisted in one double play.
Seung-Hwan Oh (former St. Louis-Toronto) entered in the eighth and pitched one inning.  He allowed no hits or runs for the hold (13).  (p-s:10-6)(g/f:0-2)

Toronto beat Baltimore 4-1

Kyle Barraclough (former Springfield-Miami) entered in the ninth and pitched one inning.  He allowed one hit, one earned run, one home run, and struck two out for the save (10).  (p-s:15-10)(g/f:0-1)

Miami beat Tampa Bay 3-2

David Freese (former St. Louis-Pittsburgh) entered late in the game as a pinch hitter and batted ninth.  0-for-1 at the plate.

Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 6-2

Lance Lynn (former St. Louis-Minnesota) started and pitched five innings.  He allowed three hits, three earned runs, one home run, six walks (one intentional), and struck six out for the losing decision (7-8).  (p-s:118-66)(g/f:6-1)
Zach Duke (former St. Louis-Minnesota) entered in the sixth and pitched to three batters.  He allowed one hit, no runs, and struck one out.  (p-s:9-7)

Kansas City beat Minnesota 4-2

Adam Ottavino (former St. Louis-Colorado) entered in the eighth and pitched one inning.  He allowed no hits or runs, and struck two out for the hold (21).  (p-s:15-9)(g/f:1-0)

Jon Jay (former St. Louis-Arizona) started in left field and batted leadoff.  0-for-5 with one strikeout.
Daniel Descalso (former St. Louis-Arizona) entered late in the game as a pinch hitter and batted ninth.  One walk at the plate.
David Peralta (former Johnson City-Arizona) entered late in the game in left field and batted ninth.  0-for-1 with one strikeout.

Colorado beat Arizona 6-5

Stephen Piscotty (former St. Louis-Oakland) started in right field and batted fifth.  1-for-5 with one double, one stolen base, and two strikeouts.
Nick Martini (former Memphis-Oakland) entered late in the game as a pinch hitter and batted ninth.  One walk at the plate.

Oakland beat San Francisco 4-3 in 11 innings

Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Catcher Is Only Set Position, John Mozeliak Says; Potential Free Agents; Adam Wainwright Has Surgery; Mike Matheny Seeks His Own Improvement; Manning The 40-Man Roster; The Cubs Are The Mark; Season Started On Bad Note; Extra Bases

President of baseball operations John Mozeliak said Tuesday that everything was on the table this offseason for trying to improve the Cardinals, who missed the playoffs for the second straight season.
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Righthanded pitchers Lance Lynn, Juan Nicasio, Seung Hwan Oh and Zach Duke all will be free agents among those who finished the season on the Cardinals’ staff.
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Cardinals general manager Michael Girsch said Memphis third baseman Patrick Wisdom, who had 31 homers this season, would be among those strongly considered to be added to the 40-man winter roster, rather than being exposed to the December draft.
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