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| Cardinals Minors Spring Training Report: 3/24 | ||||
![]() Carlos Pupo homered over the batters eye
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Monday’s St. Louis Cardinals minor league spring training game results. Pitcher and Player of the Day are Adam Ottavino and Joe Mather, respectively. | |||
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On
Monday, the St. Louis Cardinals moved over to the Florida Marlins’ fields at the
Roger Dean Stadium complex in Jupiter, Among
the players who took the bus with the big club to
Tuesday’s
opponents are themselves as the Cardinals have another “camp” day during which
no games against outside opponents are planned. At one point, both Braden Looper
and Matt Clement were scheduled to throw on the minor league
fields. Scout.com Cardinals Pitcher of the
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Joel Piniero is
the big news in his first action in almost three weeks. He went two innings,
allowing just one baserunner on a hit and striking out two. Very encouraging.
Ron Flores also gave up one hit in one inning and fanned two.
John Wasdin finally got on the mound for six outs and also kept
the opponent off the board. Wasdin yielded two hits, one walk and struck out one
Joe Rogers went three innings. While he was charged with a run,
he allowed just two hits, no walks and fanned four. Jason Motte
finished off a nice game with a perfect inning. Outfielder Amaury Marti hit a pair of solo home runs to lead the offense along with
Mather.
Tyler Herron
followed Ottavino and was also impressive for three innings. He allowed one run
on two hits, one walk and he fanned two. Matt Scherer also
contributed one perfect inning out of the pen. Centerfielder Jon Jay continues his quiet comeback, going 3-for-5. Catcher Bryan Anderson also had three hits, including a double, and added two RBIs in
just three at-bats. Shortstop Tyler Greene and outfielder
Dan Nelson contributed two hits apiece.
It was a typical line for
Blake King as he went four innings. He allowed two runs on two
hits, walking four and punching out four more. Kyle Sadlowski
and Marco Gonzalez allowed a run each. Kyle went one inning,
allowing four hits and two walks, while striking out two. Marco was charged with
three hits and struck out one. Cardoza Tucker was charged with
an unearned run in one frame. Brandon Buckman
continued his multi-hit games, going 2-for-4. Tommy Pham
doubled, Daniel Descalso and Tony Cruz both
singled and walked. Descalso also scored. Quad Cities (#1) 9,
Nick Additon
allowed just one run in three innings on one hit, three walks and he fanned
four. Logan Collier was charged with three runs in 1.2 innings,
on two hits and three walks. Davis Bilardello and
Eduardo Sanchez picked it up with 1.1 and two scoreless
innings, respectively. Justin Fiske yielded two hits and one
unearned run in his inning. Travis Mitchell
hit a double and a home run. Carlos Pupo (pictured above) went
3-for-4 with a home run that reportedly flew over batter’s eye in center.
Beau Riportella had a pair of doubles, scored and collected an
RBI. Brian Cartie singled, doubled and had RBI in five at-bats.
Charlie Kingrey homered and had a pair of
walks. Marlins’ 5th club 5,
Quad Cities
(#2) 2
Brett Zawacki was
touched for three runs in four innings on five hits and three walks. He did
strike out two. While Matt Spade was pitching, two runs scored,
but only one was earned. He allowed two hits and a walk and struck out two.
David Riddle offered up two hitless innings on two walks and
two strikeouts. Jose Mateo added one scoreless inning. Ivan Bellazetin
and Matt Arburr each went 2-for-4 with the latter’s
line also including a home run and two RBIs.
Basic player stats provided
through the courtesy of Cardinals Director of Minor League Operations John Vuch.
Brian Walton can be reached via
email at brwalton@earthlink.net.
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