Masyn Winn, St. On Monday, Louis Cardinals extended the host run in the seventh shot, while the seventh shot.
Ivan Herrera, this season with the longest winning series in the main branches St. He also took part in Louis. Lars Nootbaar made a pair of strokes for Cardinals, who only made five strokes as a team.
JT Realmuto had two hits and one RBI for Philadelphia, which won five of the previous six matches. Nick Castellanos and Alec Bohm also made two strokes for Phillies.
The decisive explosion came in seventh when Winn’s relaxing Matt Strahm (1-2) was swinging in a 0-1 offer and sent a few rows to the left-wing seats on the left area. Winn was the fourth of the season and the first allowed by Strahm.
Both teams did not score until the fourth shot, St. Louis, Philadelphia’s savagery, went ahead 1-0. Cristopher Sanchez walked two shots and before the second master Edmundo Sosa’s throwing, a potential starting couple went on a wild field before entering the game, and Nolan Arenado allowed him to score goals.
Sosa changed with a RBI field single in the lower half of the frame.
Herrera’s opposite against Sanchez, Homer gave Cardinals the sixth place, but Phillies, Kyle Schwarber Castellanos was shot by Kyle Schwarber’s one by one when he scored a goal in a land by Realmuto.
Philadelphia suffered almost another run, but the first master Willson Contreras made a diving stop in Max Kepler’s grounding to prevent further damage.
Louis Starter Matthew Liberator allowed two 1/3 strokes and seven strokes. He shot four and walked before giving way to Kyle Leahy (1-0), who recorded 2 1/3 scores.
Jojo Romero recorded the eighth final before he hit the ninth gate to rescue Ryan Helsley.
Sanchez made two running and four strokes in six squares and three hit the eight while walking.
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