Miles Micolas made six strong strokes and Jordan Walker’s sixth-shot Homer provided Kansas City Royals, who visited St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday night, won 1-0, who struggled to win the 12th time in 13 games.
Ivan Herrera’s fifth shooting single and Walker’s Drive, St. Louis was the only shot that he could collect, because Noah Cameron (1-1), Kansas City Starter, also made a second straight strong start to start his big league career while he was releasing home.
Meanwhile, Mikolas (3-2) made only two hits and two walks and continued to control for Cardinals, a perfect ninth from Ryan Helsley (nine savings) to prepare the intense I-70 series from Kyle Leahy.
Nearby St. Joseph, Mo. Born Cameron, after going to the same distance on April 30, 6 1/3 inning continued and Tampa Bay at the exit of the Grand League 3-0 3-0 victory in the seventh kick. On Saturday, Royals lost four strokes-three singles, while an impressive 16-2 stretch after the sixth time in seven games.
The initially planned start Seth Lugo after Triple-a Omaha, the extremely TOUTED Cameron was placed on the wounded list due to finger inflammation and turned into a sixth stroke. That’s when he resulted in the first run in his big league career.
Walker entering .186, since April 13 for the first host run to the left middle area wall sent a camera field.
Kansas City’s best threat came with Drew Waters Single and came to the eighth stroke when Kyle Isbel’s Bund Single came second. However, Jonathan India’s soft primer, the second place for a force St. Louis fell in front of Donovan, the Second Master Brendan, and then the cardinals made water in a destruction between the second and third.
Donovan then stopped a diving glove and led to a force at the second base for the final of the frame.
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