LARS NOOTBAAR, St. Visiting Louis Cardinals, Houston Astros hit a three-stage Homer to help lift up in the afternoon 4-1 on Wednesday.
Thomas Saggese, St. Louis finished 4-2 in his house and went to 4 to 4 with RBI.
Steven Matz (1-0) after moving from Bullpen this season for Cardinals at the beginning of the first five strokes of two strokes allowed a run. He shot five doughs and none of them walked.
Ryan Fernandez, Kyle Leahy and Phil Maton, St. He made a scoreless shot for Louis. Ryan Helsley closed his ninth kick to save his third savings.
Astros jug Ronel Blanco (1-2) allowed three runs in five strokes and three strokes in five strokes. He shot someone.
Houston went ahead 1-0 in the first shot. Jose Altuve hit a bullet single, moved to the third base of Jeremy Pena’s single, and then scored a goal in Isaac Pareredes’ settlement. Pena took the third base before hitting Matz Christian Walker and retireing Yiner Diaz on a flight.
Cardinals threatened in the third shot. Nootbaar made a one -time walk and became second on a flight, but Brendan Donovan went out to force him.
St. Louis left another runner in the score position during the fourth shot. Alec Burleson went out to a single single and stole the second base with two exits. However, Blanco retired Yohel Pozo on a ground to end the threat.
The cardinals went ahead 3-1 in the fifth shot. Victor II.
St. Louis rose to 4-1 in the sixth shot.
Jordan Walker and Pozo sang to start Logan Vanwey, Inning Off. After the RBI couple out of Saggese, Steven relieved Vanwey and retired the next dough to prevent further problems.
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