Miles Mikolas 5 1/3 inning throwing a single condition, while Lars Nootbaar, Nolan Arenado and William Contreras, visited St. Louis Cardinals won 6-1 against Washington Nationals on Sunday.
Mikolas (2-2) only four strokes, five strokes and one walking, Cardinals’ bull 3 before the joining to make a 2/3 scoreless stroke. St. Louis sweep the weekend series with a census of 20-3, and also won the eighth flat game-the longest series since he won eight in a row in August 2022.
Mackenzie (2-4), 6 2/3 Inning allows four runs in five strokes, while seven and three walk. Nathaniel Lowe’s Solo Host Run created the only Nationals’ run. CJ Abrams made three strokes for Washington, which fell to the fifth place.
Nootbaar, St. Louis began to take ahead 1-0, the sixth Homer of the season – with a 382 -meter shot.
Contreras later launched the sixth year Homer to double the advantage of Cardinals.
Washington halved the fourth place for Lowe’s two -output solo Homer citizens on the board from Mikolas.
Abrams was chosen to highlight the bottom of the sixty before raising Alex Call Washington Shortstop to a second place with a sacrifice Bunda. Steven Matz then replaced Mikolas and scored 1 2/3 score.
Arenado’s Double and Ivan Herrera’s seventh ranked walking out of Yohel Pozo’s RBI Single followed. After Jordan Walker’s flight, Andrew Chafin Relaxed Gore. St. Louis added the fourth run for Victor Scott II to increase RBI Single to Herrera to 4-1.
Brad Lord allowed Masyn Winn’s march and two conditions of Arenado Homer – the fourth back of the season.
John King retired James Wood and Lowe in the lands before hitting Josh Bell to secure the victory and threw him as the ninth for Cardinals.
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