MAY 15, 2022•CHARLOTTEOBSERVER.COM
Hudson, Helsley make most of offense Cardinals provide in 4-0 victoryST. LOUIS — Turns out when a team is aching for runs any runs at all are enough when the pitching and defense is foolproof.
Despite Junis' strong start, Giants shut out by CardsST. LOUIS -- An offensive surge had been the driving force behind the Giants’ six-game winning streak, but that stretch came to an end follo...
MAY 15, 2022•MLB.COM
Molina moves up to No. 6 on catchers' all-time hit listST. LOUIS -- One of the biggest moments of the Cardinals’ much-needed 4-0 victory over the Giants on Saturday came on a pitch catcher Yadier...
MAY 15, 2022•MLB.COM
Tommy Edman - Hits solo homerEdman went 1-for-4 with a solo homer in Saturday's win over the Giants.
ImpactEdman gave the Cardinals a 2-0 lead with a solo shot off Jakob Junis in the fifth inning. He's now homered four times this season, putting him on pace for 20, a number which would smash his previous career high of 11.
MAY 14, 2022•ROTOWIRE
LEADING OFF: Harper gets injection, Acuña MRI, Pineda out
Phillies star Bryce Harper is scheduled to get a platelet-rich plasma injection to help with a small tear in his right elbow, causing him to miss the series finale at Dodger Stadiu...MAY 14, 2022•ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jakob Junis - Just misses quality startJunis (1-1) was hit with the loss Saturday against St. Louis despite a decent performance which saw him allow two runs on six hits across 5.2 frames. He struck out three batters wh...
ImpactJunis was far from dominant, but he still came up just one out short of a quality start in his longest outing of the year. He was beaten by a Brendan Donovan RBI double in the second inning and a Tommy Edman solo homer in the fourth, and his teammates couldn't manage to put a single run on the board. Junis now owns a 1.74 ERA in 20.2 innings so far this season.
MAY 14, 2022•ROTOWIRE
Dakota Hudson - Throws five shutout innings for winHudson (3-2) earned the win Saturday against the Giants after throwing five scoreless innings, striking out two and walking two while allowing five hits.
ImpactAs usual, Hudson didn't generate many whiffs, with the outing lowering his season strikeout rate to 13.5 percent, but a win and five scoreless frames still provide plenty of fantasy value. The righty didn't throw a single clean frame, but he avoided serious trouble throughout the night to drop his ERA to 3.06 through seven starts. He'll look to lower it again his next time out, which tentatively lines up for Thursday against the Mets.
MAY 14, 2022•ROTOWIRE
