St. Louis Cardinals had to wait for an extra day for the chance to extend his winning series to 10 games.
Following a rain on Tuesday, Cardinals carries the longest winning series on the main branches this season under a one -day double title against the host Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday.
St. Louis won the ninth plain match on Monday by taking the opener of the three-game series 3-2.
In the seventh shot, Masyn Winn delivered the host run, and Ivan Herrera also hosted the cardinals. Visitors won only five hit against a Phillies team that won 11 of the previous 14 matches (including two of Lars Nootbaar).
Im I just feel free playing, Win Winn said. “Obviously, we win a lot of games, but every day we act as negative.
The cardinals hopes to add two more victories to fun on Wednesday. The current winning series began on May 4 with a double headline switch against the New York Mets.
Erick Fedde (3-3, 3.86 ERA) Wednesday will take the ball for the cardinals in Matine. The 32 -year -old right -handed career threw his first career against the Washington Nationals on Friday and made six strokes without walking while making eight strokes.
“He worked everything to go through this sequence to go through this sequence,” he said in 13 career matches against Phillies.
In front of the Fedde, Jesus Luzardo (3-0, 2.11 ERA), which will start on Tuesday, will start on Tuesday. Lefty did not allow him to give two runs and six hit against Tampa Bay Rars on Thursday and 5 1/3 in a 10-hit victory. Luzardo walked two and ventilated four.
“Obviously a big game for children, but it’s just a frustrating trip for me,” Luzardo said after throwing the 105 highest fields of the season. “I just feel like going very deep to the counts, wasting too much field, not being efficient enough.”
Luzardo, St. He started three lifetime against Louis and 1-1 with ERA with 3.77 ERA.
In Nightcap, St. Louis’s Sonny Gray (4-1, 3.50 ERA) will try to make a star start against Pittsburgh Pirates on May 7. Verious right-handed, 5-0 wins eight strokes.
“Gray) was under full control over the whole time, Marmol Marmol said. “Watching was fun.”
Initially scheduled to go to the field on Tuesday evening Gray, Phillies against the seven lifetime of 3.41 ERA with 2-2.
Aaron Nola (1-6, 4.89 ERA) shook his head for Philadelphia in the night drink against a team he dominated over the years. Crafty right -handed, including a good trip on April 11 (two running in five inning), including St. 14 lifetime against Louis is 2,62 ERA and 8-4.
Nola walked four doughs in this competition and published two more free transitions in five Inning on Friday during the loss of 6-0 to Guardians. Cleveland hit six hit and four running.
“The walks are crushing me this year,” Nola said. “It always sounds like points. I have to try to limit every trip.”
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