Tatis and Merrill Combine for 4 RBIs as the Padres Beat the Cardinals 6-1

Tatis and Merrill combine for 4 RBIs as the Padres beat the Cardinals 6-1

Fernando Tatis Jr. and Jackson Merrill each drove in two runs and finished with three hits as the San Diego Padres avoided a series sweep with a 6-1 win over the St.

Unable to get offense off the ground, Cardinals come up short of sweeping Padres

The Cardinals could not complete a sweep of the Padres as they struggled to get their offense elevated in a 6-1 loss on Wednesday at Busch Stadium.

Cardinals seek sweep against scuffling Padres

Dominant pitching and offensive production from rookies have been the story through two games of a three-game set between the St. Louis Cardinals and the visiting San Diego Padres. St. Louis will look to continue those trends on Wednesday afternoon as it searches for a mid-week sweep against the Padres, who have dropped 15 of

Padres 6, Cardinals 1

The St. Louis Cardinals failed to complete a three-game sweep of the San Diego Padres thanks to a 6-1 loss in the series finale from Busch Stadium. Alec Burleson drove in the Cardinals only run in the bottom of the fifth extending his hitting streak to 17 games. Kyle Leahy was charged with his fourth loss after surrendering three runs on seven hits in six innings. St. Louis has dropped four of seven. The post Padres 6, Cardinals 1 appeared first…

Padres Avoid Sweep against Cardinals - Sport Relay

Padres 6, Cardinals 1 The St. Louis Cardinals could not complete the series sweep Wednesday afternoon at Busch Stadium, falling 6-1 to the San Diego Padres in the series finale. Kyle Leahy struck out seven over six innings but took the loss. Fernando Tatis Jr. and Jackson Merrill each drove in two runs to pace a 14-hit Padres attack. Griffin Canning earned the win in relief. Padres Jump Ahead Early The Padres struck in the first inning against L…

Padres beat Cardinals 6-1; St. Louis plays at Kansas City Thursday on 939 the Eagle

While San Diego beat St. Louis 6-1 on Wednesday at Busch Stadium, the Cardinals still take two of three in the series. St. Louis is now 40-32, five games behind the first-place Brewers in the National League Central division. The Cardinals are in Kansas City to open a three-game series with the Royals Thursday evening at the K: pregame coverage on 939 the Eagle begins at 5:45, courtesy of Steve’s Pest Control. First pitch is at 6:40.