Kodai Senga shot 5 2/3 scores on Saturday and Pete Alonso visited New York Mets. Louis Cardinals stacked 3-0 and continued its hot start by hitting two runs.
Senga (3-1) allowed only three strokes, two walked, and he took four of his four with a 89-step performance. Three relaxing over there, Edwin Diaz ranked 1-2-3 ninth to achieve his fifth savings.
Matthew Liberator (1-2) made a good shot, but he was upset by the loss of 6 2/3 inning and two running from six strokes. Someone walked and hit six.
Liberator’s only shot was the third, New York took the only run that he needed. Luisangel Acuna, two couples set out to the right, and when Juan Soto pulled a curve hanging in the middle for a RBI single, he was still second with two exits.
Alonso tied an external fastball to the wall in the left center and scored Soto for the first time. He put two runs on the board that Louis could not compensate. The best opportunity filled the bases against the installation man Aj Minter through three walks.
Alec Burleson’s hard grounder could go to the central field, but Francisco Lindor had other ideas. Lindor Growned, dating back to the right side of the second base, turned and threw a seed to get Burleson in one step.
Alonso added insurance to the eighth end when he crushed a solo shot on the sixth left field of the season. The ball estimated 443 feet traveled and Alonso 23 RBI in 21 games. No other met has yet reached 10.
Thomas Saggese, a rookie shorts, doubled for Cardinals twice, while Soto and Alonso had two of the eight hit of New York.
Mark Vientos, the third master of Mets, left the game after four Inning, which the team calls groin discomfort.
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