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Jack gets the call. Ks Grisham. Lots of pitches though. We need more. The goal has to be 5 innings now.
44 pitches in 2 innings, only 24 of which were strikes. But he has kept them off the board. Needs to find the zone though, or the odds are not good on keeping these Pads from rolling up a few runs.
Incredible play by Tatis to keep his toe on the bag for the high throw from Hill for the force out at 2nd.
Pads not appearing to want to mess with Goldy much here. Lots away. It’s 3-1. Green light? Nope. Walk, and Carlson is in. He’s had a ton of chances with the bases loaded so far in his young career.
A quick 0-2 on Mr Carlson. Carlson looked awful in that bat. Probably thinking too much, as the announcers were actually on point for a change.
He looked awful on strike 3 but I think the other two sliders were great pitches for anyone to face.
both clubs come up empty on a bases load situation. Jack gets a chance to catch his breath and re-group
Agree … Cards need to get the offense rolling to take the pressure off the pitchers. Hopefully, Flaherty can get through six innings.
Yeah – we need to get some of that aggressiveness we had in game one. If the ball is there, pull the trigger. Especially with the bases full.
Yes, Flaherty holding tough so far, but need base runners to put pressure on the SDPs. We can win this game against their bullpen shuffle.
This is going more like a typical 2020 Cardinal game – scratch and claw to get a run here and there; missed opportunities. I think we may have a breakout inning later in the game though, where we “get the line moving” as John Rooney says.
Jack back in trouble in the ever troubling 4th inning. Cards starters have been knocked out in the 4th the first two games.
I swear it’s like San Diego hitters have an idea of every pitch coming in this series and get the barrel on it. Hard outs like crazy.
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