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The Cards threatened there, but Gyorko struck out on a ball about at his eyes. This is a very poor performance by the offense tonight.
Weaver looks to be tiring. Two straight singles on hard hit balls give them runners on first and second with two out.
He gets a grounder to end the inning. 9 more outs for the Cards to get some runs across. Can they score 2+?
This Marlins pitcher is very large. He and Jose Martinez need to stand next to one another to see who’s taller.
He also throws pretty much only fastballs, it seems. Muñoz is battling him hard. Lots of foul balls. Lots more foul balls. He then grounds out.
Great ab by Munoz! Guererro has the longest legs proportionally I’ve ever seen…..Daddy Long Legs would be a great nickname for the guy.
Garcia crushed one foul down the right field line. That’s two foul balls with HR distance tonight, after Yadi did it earlier. He then strikes out. Just absolutely cannot get the offense going.
7th inning, Bader beat one into the ground for a 1-out infield hit. Then Muñoz had a 14-pitch AB for a ground out, moving Bader to 2B. Greg Garcia followed with a blast that landed in the seats in RF, but unfortunately landed to the right of the foul pole. He then whiffed to end the threat.
A leadoff hiccup doesn’t dissuade Webb from then mowing down the Marlins 1-2-3….we move along to the Redbird 8th in a 2-0 Marlins ballgame.
Just got out of a business dinner and turned on the game. How did the Cards manage only one hit in almost 6 innings off a pitcher who has an ERA of 5.86?
Just got out of a business dinner and turned on the game. How did the Cards manage only one hit in almost 6 innings off a pitcher who has an ERA of 5.86?
Somehow, Chen has the craziest home-away splits in the history of MLB. ERA under 2 at home, over 10 on the road.
How did the Cards manage only one hit in almost 6 innings off a pitcher who has an ERA of 5.86?
Makes you scratch your head. Part of it though is Chen. His home/road splits are ridiculous. For example, ERA is 2.18/10.27, WHIP is 1.10/1.96.
Gyorko crushed one that I’m pretty sure he thought was out…only to land in Sierra’s glove at the track. That’s 3 home runs tonight anywhere else but this joke of a park (Bader and 2 for Gyorko).
Wong is in as the pinch hitter with the bases loaded and no one out. Barraclough has struggled to throw strikes this inning.
He Ks on a pitch outside. Cards have gotten hosed on those tonight.
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