St. Louis Cardinals (88-74) at Atlanta Braves (94-68) National League Wild Card Playoff Game � Turner Field � October 5, 2012

Kyle Lohse (16-3, 2.86) vs. Kris Medlen (10-1, 1.57)

SEASON NOTES

The Cardinals completed their 121stseason of play in the National Leaguewith an 88-74 mark, finishing 2nd in theN.L. Central, 9.0 games back ofCincinnati.

It was the 18th 2nd place finish for theCardinals and their 3rd-straight.

The Cardinals put together the 72ndwinning season (+.500) in franchisehistory. The Cardinals have nowcompiled five consecutive winningseasons, doing so for the 5th time infranchise history.

The Cardinals won 50 home games forthe 2nd time (52 in 2010) since movinginto Busch Std. III in 2006. The Cardinalshave won 331 home games since 2006,2nd only to Milwaukee (334) amongstNL teams.

The Cardinals went a combined 16-21 (8-7 vs. CIN, 3-3 vs. SF, 3-4 vs. WSH, 1-5 vs.ATL and 1-2 vs. DET) against teams in thepostseason.

The Cardinals posted 10 shutout wins andwere blanked 11 times. They were 6-12in extra inning games.

The Cardinals played .500 or better ball inall but two months (13-16 in May & 13-14 in June).

The Cardinals winningest day of the weekwas on Mondays (13-4) and their worstday was Fridays (9-17).

The Cardinals have produced an NL best.269 BA, 2,263 runs scored and .337 OBPin Mark McGwire’s three seasons (2010-12) as Hitting Coach.

The Cardinals had a +117 run scoreddifferential (765-648), the 2nd best inthe N.L. and one of just six teams (WSH,ATL,TEX, NYY, TB) in majors to be +100.

The Cardinals scored 259 of their 765runs (34 pct.) via home runs and 230 oftheir 648 runs allowed (35 pct.) came onhome runs.

MIKE MATHENY: Mike Matheny be-came the 49th manager in St. Louis Car-dinals team history when he was namedto the position on November 14,2011...Matheny was a catcher for theCardinals from 2000-04, helping the clubto the postseason in four of those fiveseasons including the 2004 NationalLeague Championship team... Mike hada 13-year Major League career playingwith Milwaukee, Toronto, St. Louis andSan Francisco, winning four RawlingsGold Gloves (2000, 2003-05), and retir-ing from the game in 2006 due to con-cussion symptoms...he holds the M.L.catching record for consecutive errorlessgames (252) and for consecutive error-less chances (1,565)...at 42 years of age,he is the youngest active manager in themajors.

� WILD CARDS: The St. Louis Cardinals concluded their 121st season of play in the Na-tional League by securing the N.L.’s second Wild Card on the next to last day of the sea-son...it’s the 3rd Wild Card berth in franchise history...the Cardinals edged the Braves onthe final day of the 2011 season for the Wild Card and St. Louis tied Houston as N.L. Cen-tral co-champions in 2001, but was declared the Wild Card team based on head-to-headrecord with the Astros.

� WIN & YOU’RE IN: In 1946, St. Louis took part in the first ever tie-breaker series in N.L.history, defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers (2-0) for the NL Pennant after the two teams hadtied for regular season title at 96-58...the NL used a best-of-3 tie breaker until 1969, whilethe AL always used a one-game tie-breaker...the home team holds a 5-4 edge all-time inMLB one-game tie-breakers with the most recent taking place in 2009 between Minnesotaand Detroit for the AL Central title...the last one-game tie breaker in the NL was betweenColorado and San Diego in 2007 for the NL Wild Card - with Matt Holliday scoring winningrun for the Rockies in that game in the 13th inning

� BANNERS IN THE BOARDROOM: Under the ownership of Bill DeWitt, Jr. and his part-ners, the Cardinals have posted a 1409-1183 record (.544 win pct., 4th-best in majors)since 1996, advancing to the postseason 10 times, including 9 times in the past 13 seasons.The Cardinals were N.L. Champions in 2004, 2006 and 2011 and captured their 10th WorldChampionship in 2006 and their 11th World title in 2011. The Cardinals 50 postseasonwins since 1996 are 2nd in the majors (NY Yankees, 94). “MO”-MENTUM: The Cardinalshave advanced to the postseason in 3 (2009, ‘11, ‘12) of their 5 seasons under GM John“Mo” Mozeliak.

� FIRST-YEAR MANAGER: Mike Matheny is the first rookie manager to lead the Cardinalsto the postseason since Eddie Dyer did so in 1946, leading the Redbirds to a World Cham-pionship win over Boston...Tony La Russa (1996) was the last Cardinals manager to pilotthe team to the playoffs in his first year with the club.

� CARDS & BRAVES: The Cardinals went 1-5 (1-2 at Turner Field) against the Braves in2012, but they have not faced each other since the last week in May... St. Louis leads itsall-time series against the Braves, 1,060-954, and they are 22-36 all-time at Turner Field;11-7 in their last 18 games at the park after a 6-22 record in their first five years playing atTurner Field...POSTSEASON: The Cardinals are 7-4 (3-3 at ATL) in postseason games againstthe Braves; sweeping the 1982 NLCS (3-0; 1-0 at ATL) and the 2000 Division Series (3-0; 1-0 at ATL)...Atlanta won their 1996 NLCS meeting, 4-3...AGAINST THE EAST: The Cardinalsare 3-2 all-time in postseason series in which they were matched up against NL East Divi-sion representatives, including a 5-game NLDS win over Philadelphia last season...the Cardswere 14-20 (7-11 on the road) against NL East clubs this season.

� STRETCH RUN: The Cardinals were an N.L.-best 12-4 (.750) since Sept. 16, just ahead ofthe Braves who were 11-5 (.688) in that span.

� SOLO ARTIST: Jason Motte (42) tied the Braves Craig Kimbrel for the NL saves lead andbecame the first-ever Cardinal to collect all of the team’s saves in a single season. YOUNGGUNS: At age 30, Motte is the eldest member of the Cardinals bullpen, followed by Boggs& Mujica at 28, Rzepzcynski and Salas at 27; Freeman, 25; Kelly, 24 and Rosenthal, 22.

� POWER SWITCH: Carlos Beltran (32) was the first switch-hitter to lead the Cardinals inhomers since Hard-Hittin’ Mark Whiten (25-1993)...Beltran (334) is ranked 7th all-time inHR’s by switch-hitters...Braves Chipper Jones (468) is 3rd & Lance Berkman (360) is 4th.

� MULTIPLE MOLINA: Yadier Molina led the team in batting (.315-4th in NL) for the 2ndconsecutive season, becoming the first Cardinals catcher to do so in back-to-back sea-sons...his .311 BA over past two seasons is 4th amongst all NLers (min. 900 AB’s).

� THREE’S COMPANY: Three Cardinals (Molina-4th, Craig-6th & Jay-9th) finished in theNL top-10 in batting, their most since 1980 when they had four batters (Keith Hernandez,Garry Templeton, Ted Simmons & George Hendrick) in the top-10...SMACK PACK: The Car-dinals had five players with 20+ homers for the first time in franchise history (Beltran-32,Holliday-27, Molina-22, Craig-22, Freese-20).

� RETRO PITCHING: Cardinals starting pitchers worked 6+ IP and allowed 2 runs or less in85 games, doing so for the 1st time since 1969 when they also had 85 such starts...theCards had a team-high 94 starts of that caliber in 1968.

� OUTFIELD PERFECTION: Jon Jay was just the third Cardinals outfielder to play errorlessdefense for an entire season (min. 108 games), joining Curt Flood (1966) and OrlandoPalmeiro (2003).

� ROOKIE SHORTSTOPS: With the Cardinals using rookie Pete Kozma at shortstop, it canbe noted that the last team to employ a rookie as its regular shortstop for the postseasonwas Boston in 2008 with Jed Lowrie...the Cardinals Rafael Furcal served as the Braves post-season shortstop as a rookie in 2000.

� SUPER SEPTEMBER: Pete Kozma’s .586 SLG in Sept./Oct. was 3rd best by Cardinalsrookie for final month, while his .343 BA was best by Redbirds rookie since Terry Pendle-ton’s .343 finish to the 1984 campaign.� NO-NO KIDING: The Cardinals were no-hit by the Mets Johan Santana on June 1...in1968 the Cardinals were no-hit by Gaylord Perry, but still went on to win the NL Pennant.

Year Round Opponent W-L2011 DS Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 LCS Milwaukee Brewers 4-2 WS Texas Rangers 4-32009 DS Los Angeles Dodgers 0-32006 DS San Diego Padres 3-1 LCS New York Mets 4-3 WS Detroit Tigers 4-12005 DS San Diego Padres 3-0 LCS Houston Astros 2-42004 DS Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1 LCS Houston stros 4-3 WS Boston Red Sox 0-42002 DS Arizona Diamondbacks 3-0 LCS San Francisco Giants 1-42001 DS Arizona Diamondbacks 2-32000 DS Atlanta Braves 3-0 LCS New York Mets 1-41996 DS San Diego Padres 3-0 LCS Atlanta Braves 3-4 1987 LCS San Francisco Giants 4-3 WS Minnesota Twins 3-4 1985 LCS Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 WS Kansas City Royals 3-4 1982 LCS Atlanta Braves 3-0 WS Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 1968 WS Detroit Tigers 3-4 1967 WS Boston Red Sox 4-3 1964 WS New York Yankees 4-3 1946 WS Boston Red Sox 4-3 1944 WS St. Louis Browns 4-2 1943 WS New York Yankees 1-4 1942 WS New York Yankees 4-1 1934 WS Detroit Tigers 4-3 1931 WS Philadelphia Athletics 4-3 1930 WS Philadelphia Athletics 2-4 1928 WS New York Yankees 0-4 1926 WS New York Yankees 4-3

CARDINALS POSTSEASON HISTORYCARDINALS IN POSTSEASON PLAY

CARLOS BELTRAN • OF • S/R • 35 yrs • #15• Playing in his third postseason and first as a Cardinal. Appeared in both DS and NLCSwith Houston in 2004 and the Mets in 2006, facing the Cardinals in the NLCS both times.

• Owns a .366 career postseason average (30-82). Tied ML record with eight postseasonHRs (2004), as well as homering in five consecutive games (Gm 5 DS-Gm 4 NLCS).

LANCE BERKMAN • OF • S/L • 36 yrs • #12• Is playing in his sixth postseason and his second as a Cardinal. Appeared in 3postseasons (2001, 2004, 2005) with HOU, one (2010) with NYY and 2011 with STL.

• Has hit 9 career HR’s in postseason play. Hit .423 vs. Texas in last year’s World Seriesand had the tying hit in extra innings in Game 6 to set up the win.

MITCHELL BOGGS • RHP • R/R • 28 yrs • #41• Is making his 3rd postseason appearance. Appeared in 7 games during the 2011postseason for St. Louis.

CHRIS CARPENTER • RHP • R/R • 37 yrs • #29• Entering his 5th postseason. Has a 9-2 career mark in postseason, including 4-0 duringlast seasons World Championship run.

• Was 1-0 in two starts during the 2011 DS vs. PHI, including the decisive Gm 5, 1-0 winover the Phillies and Roy Halladay.

MATT CARPENTER • INF/OF • L/R • 26 yrs • #13• This will be the rookie’s first trip to the postseason.

ADRON CHAMBERS • OF • L/L • 25 yrs • #56• This will be his second trip to the postseason after the 2011 September call-up was ableto enjoy taking part in St. Louis’ Championship run due to injuries.

• Appeared in all five DS games vs. PHI in 2011 and five of the six LCS games vs. MIL.Was on the roster for Game 7 of the World Series (Holliday injury).

ALLEN CRAIG • IF/OF • R/R • 28 yrs • #21• This will be Allen’s second trip to the postseason after appearing in 15 games for STL in2011. Homered four times in the PS, including three in the WS.

• Caught the last out of WS Gm 7; hit a HR in the 3rd that put the team ahead for good.

TONY CRUZ • C • R/R • 26 yrs • #48• Will be on his first postseason roster. Travelled with the club during the 2011postseason, but was never added to the roster.

DANIEL DESCALSO • INF • L/R • 25 yrs • #33• This will be his 2nd postseason after playing in 13 games during the 2011 postseason,appearing at 3B, SS and 2B.

• Recorded 2 hits during the WS, both in Gm 6, including a lead-off single in the 10th tostart the rally and later scored.

SAM FREEMAN • LHP • R/L • 25 yrs • #61• Will be his 1st Major League PS. Had 2 apps. in the 2008 Florida State League playoffs.

DAVID FREESE • 3B • R/R • 29 yrs • #23• This will be the 2nd postseason for the 2011 NLCS and WS MVP.

• Played in all 18 games in 2011. Holds the MLB all-time postseason mark with 21 RBI andhis 50 total bases set a new MLB PS record. Batted .278 during the DS, .545 with 3HR, 9RBI in the NLCS and .348 in the WS.

JAIME GARCIA • LHP • L/L • 26 yrs • #54• This will be his 2nd postseason after making 5 starts during the 2011 PS run with STL.Is looking for his first PS win.

MATT HOLLIDAY • OF • R/R • 32 yrs • #7• This is his 4th postseason. Was named the NLCS MVP with Colorado in 2007 afterbatting .333 with 2 HRs and 4RBI in the Rockies four-game sweep over Arizona.

• Hit .435 during the NLCS in 2011 for STL. Played the first 6 games of the WS beforebeing taken off the roster in Gm 7 due to a right hand injury.

JON JAY • OF • L/L • 27 yrs • #19• Is his 2nd postseason after helping the Cards to the 2011 World Championship.

• Appeared in all 18 games for STL. Robbed Chase Utley of a hit at the wall during decisiveDS Gm 5 in 1-0 game.

JOE KELLY • RHP • R/R • 24 yrs • #58• This will be the righties’ 1st postseason as a professional player.

PETE KOZMA • INF • R/R • 24 yrs • #38• This will be the rookie’s first postseason after joining STL on 8/31.

• Batted .304 (7-23) with a team high 2 HRs in the Texas League playoffs in 2010.

KYLE LOHSE • RHP • R/R • 34 yrs • #26• This is the seventh postseason for Kyle after three playoffs trips with Minnesota (2002-04), one with Philadelphia in 2007 and two with St. Louis in 2009 and 2011.

• Despite starting the majority of his Major League games, had made just one PS start untillast season when he made one start in each round of the DS, LCS and WS.

LANCE LYNN • RHP • R/R • 25 yrs • #31• This is his 2nd postseason after being added to the team’s postseason roster during theLCS and WS rounds.

• Came off the disabled list to appear in 10 PS games, earning a win in each series.

YADIER MOLINA • C • R/R • 30 yrs • #4• Catcher will make his sixth appearance in the postseason for St. Louis (2004-06, 09, 11).

• Was the first Cards catcher to ever appear in the postseason five different years.

• Started all 18 games and appeared in every inning during the team’s 2011 WorldChampionship run. Caught 5 base stealers (2 in DS, 3 in WS) vs. 3 steals (2 DS, 1 WS).

JASON MOTTE • RHP • R/R • 30 yrs • #30• Reliever will be pitching in his 3rd postseason. Set the Cards franchise record with 12apps. in a PS and with five saves (5-5) in 2011.

• Was on the mound for the 9th in the final out of GM 6 in the NLCS and in GM 7 WS.

EDWARD MUJICA • RHP • R/R • 28 yrs • #44• This will be the 5-year veteran’s first trip to the postseason.

SHANE ROBINSON • OF • R/R • 27 yrs • #43• This is his 1st postseason in the Majors. Appeared in the Triple-A playoffs in 2009 withMemphis and recorded a .333 avg. with hits in six of seven games.

TREVOR ROSENTHAL • RHP • R/R • 22 yrs • #64• This is his first postseason. In 2010 appeared in two Appalacian League playoff gamesand in 2011 was 2-0 in the Midwest League playoffs with a 1.80 ERA and a CG shutout.Was the winning pitcher in the MWL championship game (6.0IP, 3R, 7K).

MARC RZEPCZYNSKI • LHP • L/L • 27 yrs • #34• Is his 2nd-straight postseason with STL after joining the team at the trade deadline in2011. Appeared in 12 games last season (tied team high) and had 9 K’s in 8.1 IP.

FERNANDO SALAS • RHP • R/R • 27 yrs • #59• This will be Salas’ second trip to the postseason with STL. Made 11 apps in 2011,totaling 13.1 IP and struck out 12 batters.

SKIP SCHUMAKER • IF/OF • L/R • 32 yrs • #55• Skip is in his 3rd postseason. Played in four of the five games in the DS vs. PHI last year,and six of the seven WS games after missing the NLCS with a right oblique injury.

• Hit .600 (6-10) during the DS vs. PHI in ‘11 with two doubles and three RBI, doubling inthe only run of the decisive Gm 5.

ADAM WAINWRIGHT • RHP • R/R • 31 yrs • #50• This is his 3rd postseason with St. Louis (2006, 2009) after missing the 2011 season.

• Was the pitcher on the mound to send STL to the WS in GM 6 of the NLCS in 2006 vs.NYM; and ended the 2006 WS with a strikeout to earn the save vs. Detroit.

JAKE WESTBROOK • RHP • R/R • 35 yrs • #35• Is in his 3rd postseason (Cleveland 2007, STL 2011). Did not appear in the DS last year,but made 2 scoreless apps in the WS, and earned the win in Gm 6 comeback.

St. Louis is 13-3 in 16 postseason games played on October 5.Date Game1926 Jesse Haines tossed a 4-0 shutout as the Cardinals took a 2-1 lead in the World Series against the Yankees. 1928 The Yankees won 9-3 in Game 2 of the W.S., in what was an eventual four-game sweep.1930 Jesse Haines helped St. Louis beat Philadelphia 3-1 in Game 4 of the W.S. Cards scored 3 unanswered runs after Philly scored 1 in the first.1931 Cardinals pounded out 12 hits & won 5-2 at Philadelphia in Gm 3 of W.S.1934 Paul Dean pitched a CG, 4-1 win defeating Detroit in Game 3 of the W.S.1942 St. Louis finished off the Yankees in Game 5 at New York with a 4-2 win, clinching the Series 4-1.1943 The Cards opened the World Series at New York and lost 4-2 in front of 68,676 fans.1944 The Cardinals evened the Series at 1-1 with a 3-2 win against their Sportsman’s Park partners, the Browns. 1967 Boston evened the World Series 1-1 with a 5-0 blanking at Fenway Park. 1968 St. Louis won 7-3 over Detroit in Game 3 at Tiger Stadium as the Cards out-hit the Tigers 13-4.1996 Cardinals posted a 7-5 win and completed a series sweep of the Padres in Game 3 of the Division Series. Brian Jordan homered in the ninth for the two-run win.2000 St. Louis routed Atlanta 10-4 in Game 2 of the Division Series, giving the Cards a 2-0 lead in the series. Will Clark, Carlos Hernandez and Mark McGwire all homered in the win.2002 Completed a sweep over Arizona in the DS with a 6-3 win in Game 3. St. Louis pitchers held ARI to four hits.2004 Defeated LA 8-3 in Game 1 of the DS. St. Louis hit 5 HRs, including two by Larry Walker, and broke the game open with a five-run third inning.2006 Shutout San Diego 2-0 in Game 2 of the Division Series at San Diego.2011 David Freese had 4RBI as St. Louis won 5-3 over Philadelphia in Game 4 of the DS to even the series 2-2 and send it back to Philly for Game 5.

THIS DATE IN POSTSEASON HISTORY

REDBIRD RUNDOWN - 2012 PLAYER NOTES� #3 CARLOS BELTRAN...Streak: 0-4...reached base 3 times (BB, 2-1Bs) on 10/1 vs. CIN...hit 2 HRs (#31 & #32) as part of 3-hit, 5 RBI day 9/30 vs. WSH; 34th career multi HR game, 9th from each side of plate...BBed 3 times 9/28 vs. WSH, tyingcareer high...had RBI-1B in PH-AB 9/23 in CHI...hit game-tying HR (#30) in 9th 9/22 at CHI, his 4th 30-HR season ofcareer...had 7 OF assists in Aug., 10 on the season (5th among NL OF)...ranked among NL leaders in HR’s (32, T5th), RBI (97,10th), BBs (65, T13th) & IBBs (15, T3rd)...hit 200th career NL HR 7/22 vs. CHI...started in RF for N.L. in All-Star Game (7thselection)...collected 2,000th hit 6/29 vs. PIT, 29th switch-hitter in MLB history with 2,000 hits...had career & MLB seasonbest 9G RBI streak 6/22-7/2...stole 300th career base 6/15 vs. KC, only the 8th player & 1st ever switch-hitter with 300 HR& 300 SB...was 2nd on team with 13 SB, has 306 career (14th, active)...12-game hit streak 6/6-20...N.L. Player of Week(5/7-13)...was first Cardinal since Pujols (‘09) to have both 6 (5/8 vs. ARI) & 7 RBI (5/1 vs. PIT) games in same season...teamleader w/14 GWRBI (T10th, NL) & 27 go-ahead RBI (9th)...is among 9 switch-hitters all-time w/300+ HR’s (334).

� #13 MATT CARPENTER...Streak: 1G (1-4, .250)...had RBI-1B for team’s lone run in 1-0 win 10/3 vs. CIN...has 7 SF, mostby Cardinals rookie since Pujols (7 in 2001)...has 11 pinch-hit RBI, most by STL rookie since Joe Frazier (15, 1954, teamrecord), T2nd in NL...was 8-31 (.258) as PH, 11 RBI & 5 2B... activated from 15-day D.L. on 6/22; injured right oblique5/22...25 of 45 RBI came at home...finished 5th among NL rookies (min. 50 games) in BA (.294), T3rd in triples (5), 8th inRBI (46) and 7th in 2B’s (22)...made 30 starts at 1B, 22 at 3B, 10 in RF, 3 in LF, 2 at 2B.

� #21 ALLEN CRAIG...Streak: 0-6...Set a personal monthly high with 20 RBI in Sept., ranked 2nd in NL w/28 singles and 7go-ahead RBI for the month...led MLB in batting w/RISP (.400, 50-125, 8 HR, 74 RBI)...had GWRBI, his 8th, on 10/1 vs. CINwith 2B...singled in all 4 PAs 9/28 vs. WSH, driving in 2, including GWRBI...had 11th 3-hit game, 2RBI 9/23 at CHI...finishedseason with 92 RBI in 119 games...ranked 6th among NL leaders in BA (.307), 5th in SLG (.522), HR (22, T28th), RBI (92,T15th), doubles (35, T18th) & OBP (.354-20th)...had 10G hit streak 9/7-16 and had career high 13G hit streak (.434 BA)from 8/10-24...had two 2B’s in 7th inn. 7/22 vs CHI; 1st Card since Jerry Mumphrey (5/30/77) to have 2-2B’s in an inning...ac-tivated from DL 6/1 after missing 14 G’s (L hamstring strain)...started season on D.L. recovering from off-season knee surgery(fractured right knee cap) and was activated on 5/1...made 86 starts at 1B, 21 in RF, 5 in LF.

� #48 TONY CRUZ...Streak: 1G (1-4, .250)...started 28 games at catcher for STL; reached base safely in 13 of his last 14starts...started 10/3 in final game of the season...doubled off the bench & scored 9/28 vs. WSH...had 1B & BB in start 9/23at CHI, first start since 9/9 vs MIL...came off bench to catch 9/2 at WSH, hit 2-out RBI 2B...had 6th multi-hit game 8/29 atPIT...had SF to tie game in 17th vs PIT (8/19)...made 3-straight starts twice this season...played 38G for Cards in ‘11; flawlessdefensively at 5 positions making starts at C, 1B, 3B & RF.

� #33 DANIEL DESCALSO...Streak: 0-3...had RBI triple 10/1 vs. CIN, his 7th triple to lead team (T11th, NL)...had PH singlein 9th on 9/29 vs. WSH that set up tying run...hit SF in 1st inn. 9/28 vs. WSH...2-4 w/RBI triple 9/24 at HOU...had 3 consec-utive multi-hit games 9/4-7...hit 4th HR at WSH (9/2), to tie game in 7th...all of his 4 HR’s came on road...played final 10 in-nings at first base 8/19 vs PIT (19-inn. game)...had career-best 7G hit streak 6/17-24 (.364)...hit safely in 58 of 94starts...started 66 games at 2B, 20 at SS, 8 at 3B...had 12 fielding gems.

� #23 DAVID FREESE...Streak: 2G (2-8, .250)...rolled his right ankle 9/24 at HOU and missed five games...had RBI-1B &2BB’s 9/23 at CHI...had 44 multi-hit games (T24th NL)...had career-high 12G (7/16-8/1) hit streak (.476)...led majors w/.458BA & .562 OBP in July...has 78 RBI & led team w/36 two-out RBI, T10th in NL...finished the season 16th in NL w/.293 BA,12th w/.372 OBP...Cards were 16-3 (.842 win pct.) when he HR’s & 34-9 (.791) when he had RBI...winner of 34th man votefor All-Star team...given team’s Heart & Hustle award by MLBPA.

� #7 MATT HOLLIDAY...Streak: 4G (6-14, .430)...Played in 157 of 162 games...drove in Cards only run on 10/2 vs. CIN w/SF,also had 2 singles...reached 3 times on 10/1 (BB, 2-1Bs)...had 2 RBI 9/24 at HOU for 5th 100-RBI season of his career...satout 9/5,first game missed since 6/10 (low back tightness)...had 1,500th career hit 8/31 at WSH...13 GWRBI ranked 12th inNL...led team with 55 multi-hit games (4th, NL), 12 3-hit games (T15th, NL)...ranked among NL leaders in batting (.295,15th), OBP (.379, 8th), SLG (.497, 17th), RBI (102, 7th), hits (177, 10th), HR (27, T14th), walks (75, 5th), doubles (36, T14th)& runs (95, T7th)...reached base by hit or walk in 41 straight starts 6/22-8/8...hit longest HR at Busch Std. III, a record 469ft. on 7/20...had team-best 15-game hit streak 6/27-7/16 (.390 BA)...All-Star replacement for Y.Molina, going 1-1 w/RBI...bat-ted .363 in both June (5th in NL) & July (10th); 22 July RBI were 2nd in NL & 5 GWRBI 1st in NL in August.

� #19 JON JAY...Streak: 1G (2-4, .500)...had 2B and 1B in 10/2 loss, scoring team’s only run...had his 16G (.460, 33-72)home hitting streak snapped on 10/1...scored 3 times after 2 hits and BB on 9/30 vs. WSH...finished Sept, ranked 1st in theNL in at-bats (119) & 1st in MLB in HBP (6)...drove in 2 on RBI-1B & SF on 9/29 vs. WSH; 1Bed, 2Bed & scored 2 times 9/28vs. Nats...10th inn. 2B was GWRBI 9/22 at CHI after 0-5 start...was 4th in NL in BA in leadoff position (.303)...had 36 multi-hit games (20 since 8/6); 12 3-hit gms (T15th in NL), two 4-hit games...batted .355 (8th NL) in Aug. & 2nd in hits (38)...ledteam with career-highs in SB (19) and HBP (15, 3rd, NL)...on D.L. 5/16-6/21 (R shoulder sprain)...had 11-game hit streak4/11-5/2...team leader w/21 defensive gems & had 0 errors in 292 TC’s, becoming just the 3rd Cardinals outfielder to playerrorless defense for an entire season (min. 108 games) [Curt Flood, 1966 & Orlando Palmeiro, 2003].

� #38 PETE KOZMA...Streak: 2G (2-5, .400)...Recalled from Memphis (AAA) 8/31 (Furcal DL) and became every day SS,playing in 26 of 31 games since his arrival, starting the final 16 games, 22 starts overall...had hits in last two games vs. CIN& hits in 15 of 22 starts, batting .330 (23-69, 14 RBI)...10 of 22 hits were extra base hits...had RBI in 7 of final 11 games...had11 RBI in Sept, most by a Cards SS since Edgar Renteria's 19 in 2003...in Sept ranked T2nd among NL players in triples (3),6th in slugging (.619), 8th in batting (.349) and in OPS (1.005)...was 3-3 w/SF and 3RBI on 9/30 vs. WSH; had 3 hits, 2RBI on9/29 & had RBI single 9/28 vs. WSH...hit 1st ML HR on 9/23 at CHI...had Cards 1st straight steal of home since 2002 (K.Robin-son) 9/21 at CHI...batted .232 w/11 HR, team-leading 63 RBI in 131 G at AAA;.563 (9-16, 20 RBI) w/bases loaded.

� #4 YADIER MOLINA...Streak: 0-5...Had SF on 10/1 vs. CIN...hit 2R-HR, 3RBI 9/28 vs. WSH ...had 2 hits, including HR #219/24 at HOU...his 22 HR’s 2nd only to Ted Simmons (26-1979) by STL catcher...had career-high 22 HR, 76 RBI, 64 runs, 158hits...picked off runner at 1st 9/14 at LA, 3rd on year (45th career)...32 caught stealing topped MLB & 2nd in MLB w/48 CSpct....collected 1,000th career hit on infield single 9/4 vs. NYM...ranked 4th in the NL in batting (.315), 10th in OBP (.373)& 14th in SLG (.501)...batted .403 (3rd NL) in August & was 3rd in OBP (.453)...season-best 11G hit streak 7/25-8/7...votedby players as N.L. All-Star, but was on bereavement list 7/6-8 & missed ASG...led ML catchers w/12 SB’s, 10th catcher with10 SB in a season since 2004...had 46 multi-hit gms (T18th), 3rd on team w/28 doubles...2nd among NL catchers in HR(22), 3rd in BA (.315) & 3rd RBI (76)...Gold Glover past 4 seasons & 4-time All-Star...won inaugural Rawlings Platinum Glovefor best defender...played 1000th career game on 6/12.

� #43 SHANE ROBINSON...Steak: 1G (2-4, .500)...came off bench to PR on 9/28 vs. WSH & hit 2R-HR in 8th...BBed & scoredwinning run 9/13 at LAD...was 2-4 w/2B & 2 RBI on 8/18 vs. PIT...recalled 8/3...was optioned 7/13 to MEM (.300 BA w/5 SBin 18 G)...went 3-4 w/2 HR & 2 RBI at HOU (6/7)...led team w/48 PH ABs & 11 PH..led all MLB rookies with 11 pinch-hits(T9th among all NL players)...made 29 starts (CF-27, RF-1, LF-1).

� #55 SKIP SCHUMAKER...Streak: 0-3...hit safely in 50 of 68 starts (68-237, .290, 25 RBI)...hit .300 (21-70, 21 RBI)w/RISP...made 51 starts at 2B, 14 in CF, 3 in RF...had 1B 9/23 at CHI...reached 4 times at SD (9/11), including 3 BBs tying ca-reer high...2Bed & had 1st SB of ‘12, 9/9 vs. MIL...hit HR #1 on 9/3 vs. NYM...his .475 OBP in July was 3rd in NL...DLed fromstart of season to 4/19 w/strained right oblique & 5/31-6/19 w/right hamstring strain.

MITCHELL BOGGS (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO9/23 - CHI H-33 1.0 1 0 0 0 19/25 - HOU 1.0 1 0 0 0 09/29 - WAS 1.0 0 0 0 0 19/30 - WAS 1.0 1 0 0 0 210/1 - CIN H-34 1.0 0 0 0 0 0

CHRIS CARPENTER (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO9/21 - CHI 5.0 5 2 2 1 29/26 - HOU L-1 6.0 4 2 2 0 310/2 - CIN L-2 6.0 7 3 3 1 7

SAM FREEMAN (LHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO9/21 - CHI H-3 1.0 1 0 0 0 19/22 - CHI 0.1 0 0 0 0 09/24 - CHI 1.0 0 0 0 0 19/29 - WAS L-2 0.1 0 1 1 1 010/3 - CIN 1.0 1 0 0 0 1

JAMIE GARCIA (LHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO

APRIL 2-1, 2.78 32.1 38 10 10 8 20MAY 1-2, 4.78 32.0 35 18 71 9 29JUNE 0-1, 27.00 2.0 5 6 6 2 2Aug. 0-2, 4.66 19.1 21 12 10 4 179/4 - NYM W-4 7.1 9 1 0 0 59/10 - SD L-7 3.0 7 4 4 3 49/15 - LA 6.0 3 2 1 1 59/20 - HOU W-5 6.0 6 3 3 2 59/25 - HOU W-6 7.0 6 0 0 0 510/1 - CIN W-7 6.2 6 2 2 1 6

JOE KELLY (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO

JUNE 1-0, 3.38 21.1 28 9 8 4 11JULY 0-4, 2.67 30.1 22 13 9 14 21AUG 3-2, 4.70 30.2 42 19 16 11 26 9/21 - CHI* L-7 1.2 2 1 1 0 29/25 - HOU* 1.0 0 0 0 0 19/28 - WAS* H-1 1.0 1 1 1 1 19/30 - WAS* 1.0 0 0 0 0 010/2 - CIN* 2.0 1 0 0 0 0

KYLE LOHSE (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO

APRIL 4-0, 1.6233.1 22 6 6 2 21 MAY 1-1, 5.08 33.2 49 22 19 4 18JUNE 2-1, 1.80 35.0 23 7 7 7 19JULY 4-0, 3.12 40.1 42 14 14 7 25AUG 3-0, 1.42 31.2 20 5 5 8 249/1 - WSH 5.2 9 8 5 0 49/7 - MIL 6.1 5 2 2 2 59/12 - SD L-3 6.0 4 3 2 0 89/18 - HOU W-15 7.0 4 0 0 2 59/23 - CHI W-16 6.0 5 3 3 1 59/29 - WAS 6.0 8 4 4 1 9

LANCE LYNN (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SOAPRIL 4-0, 1.3327.0 16 4 4 6 24MAY 4-1, 3.44 36.2 32 14 14 14 36JUNE 2-3, 5.67 33.1 39 22 21 14 38JULY 3-0, 2.63 24.0 22 7 7 7 25AUG^ 0-0, 9.95 6.1 10 7 7 4 119/2 - WSH* L-6 1.0 4 2 2 0 09/4 - NYM* 0.2 0 0 0 0 09/7 - MIL* L-7 2.0 2 1 1 0 29/9 - MIL* W-14 1.0 1 0 0 0 29/13 - LAD^ W-15 6.0 5 1 1 2 79/19 - HOU^ W-16 6.1 3 0 0 2 59/24 - HOU^ W-17 7.0 5 1 1 2 99/30 - WAS^ W-18 5.1 6 4 4 1 9

VICTOR MARTE (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO9/5 - NYM 0.0 3 1 1 0 09/9 - MIL 0.1 2 0 0 0 09/10 - SD 0.1 1 2 2 1 19/14 - LAD 0.1 0 0 0 0 110/3 - CIN W-3 1.0 1 0 0 0 1

SHELBY MILLER (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO9/10 - SD 3.0 4 2 2 2 39/16 - LAD W-1 1.0 1 0 0 0 19/21 - CHI H-1 0.2 2 0 0 0 09/26 - HOU 1.0 0 0 0 0 110/3 - CIN 6.0 1 0 0 2 7

JASON MOTTE (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO9/22 - CHI S-39 1.0 0 0 0 0 39/23 - CHI S-40 1.0 1 0 0 0 19/29 - WAS 1.0 1 0 0 0 110/1 - CIN S-41 1.0 0 0 0 0 210/3 - CIN S-42 0.2 0 0 0 0 0

EDWARD MUJICA (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO9/21 - CHI H-28 1.0 1 0 0 0 19/23 - CHI H-29 1.0 0 0 0 0 19/29 - WAS 1.0 2 0 0 0 29/30 - WAS H-30 1.0 0 0 0 0 010/1 - CIN H-31 0.1 0 0 0 0 0

TREVOR ROSENTHAL (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO9/22 - CHI 1.1 2 0 0 0 19/24 - HOU 1.0 1 0 0 0 19/28 - WAS 1.0 0 0 0 1 09/30 - WAS H-4 0.2 0 0 0 0 010/2 - CIN 1.0 0 0 0 0 2

MARC RZEPCZYNSKI (LHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO9/14 - LAD 0.1 1 0 0 0 19/18 - HOU H-18 0.1 0 0 0 0 09/20 - HOU 0.0 0 0 0 1 09/26 - HOU 1.0 1 0 0 0 010/3 - CIN H-19 0.1 0 0 0 0 1

FERNANDO SALAS (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO9/16 - LAD 2.0 1 0 0 2 09/20 - HOU H-9 0.2 0 0 0 0 29/21 - CHI BS-3 1.0 2 2 2 0 19/28 - WAS 1.0 0 0 0 1 19/29 - WAS 0.2 2 1 1 1 0

ADAM WAINWRIGHT (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SOAPRIL 0-3, 7.3219.2 24 16 16 5 21MAY 4-2, 3.00 39.0 38 16 13 12 30JUNE 2-3, 5.21 38.0 40 22 22 11 40JULY 2-2, 2.76 32.2 30 13 10 5 32AUG 5-1, 2.75 39.1 35 12 12 8 369/5 - NYM L-12 5.0 8 5 5 2 59/11 - SD W-13 6.0 5 5 2 4 69/16 - LAD 6.0 5 2 2 2 49/22 - CHI 7.0 6 4 4 2 59/28 - WAS W-14 6.0 5 1 1 1 5

JAKE WESTBROOK (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SOAPRIL 3-1, 1.3027.2 21 6 4 7 15MAY 1-3, 5.67 33.1 44 23 21 12 29JUNE 2-2, 3.66 32.0 33 15 13 6 15JULY 3-2, 3.18 34.0 33 14 12 7 24AUG 4-2, 5.06 37.1 44 22 21 15 159/2 - WSH 5.1 9 2 2 1 69/9 - MIL L-11 5.0 7 3 3 4 2^as a starter *in relief

PITCHING LOGS

BULLPEN BRIEFS: 17-27, 3.90 ERA, 473.1 IP, 434 H, 212 R, 205 ER, 55 HR, 165 BB, 435 SO

42/64 SV/OPP ... 115 HOLDS ... 492/343 FBF (70%) ... 242/64 IR/S (26%)� #41 MITCHELL BOGGS...0/3 SV...34 HLD...78/59 FBF...35/6 IR/S...Threw 8th straight scoreless outing on 10/1 for 34th Hold...posted a career-high 78thapp. (4th NL),T1st among STL RH-relievers for most app. (Motte, 78, 2011) & T3rd all-time STL app...posted W #4 at CHI (9/22), getting final out in 9th w/2 on...ranked 1st inNL w/34 Holds, most by STL pitcher...had 11 scoreless apps 8/14-9/1 (10.2IP)...snapped23-straight scoreless streak 8/8 vs. SF (20.1 IP, 6/4-8/5) allowing GS; streak was team &personal high...7th in NL w/17.1 IRS pct...T7th among NL relievers w/9 DP.� #58 JOE KELLY...0/0 SV...0 HLD...8/8 FBF...2/1 IR/S...Fired two scoreless IP to finish game on 10/2...threw perfect 9th on9/30...allowed HRin 1 IP vs. WSH (9/28)...suffered loss at CHI 9/21 in his 2nd relief app. since 8/24…earned1st relief win 8/24 at CIN w/ 3.0 IP & 6K (most by STL reliever in ‘12)...pitched 5.2 IP inrelief vs. PIT (87 pitches), longest relief app. by STL pitcher in ‘12...made 12 starts beforemove to the bullpen on 8/19...was 4-6, 3.74 ERA in 16 GS with 10 QS as starter...rankedT5th among NL rookies with 107.0 IP and T9th with 75 K’s...before call-up on 6/10 was2-5, 2.86 ERA in 12 starts at Memphis (AAA).� #30 JASON MOTTE...42/49 SV...0 HLD...67/49 FBF...20/3 IR/S...Stranded runner for 42nd save on 10/3...became 4th STL pitcher (6th time overall) toachieve 40 SV at CHI (9/23)...set career monthly highs with 9 SV & 19 K in Sept...namedNL Player of the Week (9/17-23)...had 3 K’s in 39th save at CHI (9/22)...had 8 saves inlast 9 apps & tied for NL lead with 42 saves (1st STL pitcher since Isringhausen, 47,2004 to lead league), 2nd in NL in games finished (58)...is 18th Cardinals pitcher topost 30-save season...was 5th Cards pitcher to reach 20 SV before ASB...first Cardinalspitcher to record every save during the season.� #44 EDWARD MUJICA...2/7 SV...31 HLD...70/50 FBF...26/6 IR/S...Stranded runner for 31st Hold on 10/2...made career-high 70 appearances (T24th,NL)...had Holds in last 6 of last 7 outings...31 Holds ranked 4th NL...his 9 Holds in Sept.ranked 2nd in NL...has 8 DP, T13th among NL relievers...had Holds in 19 of 29 apps sincejoining STL; pitched the 7th in all but 6 outings...allowed 3 R in 29 app. (26.1 IP)...heldRHB’s to .219 BA (28-128)...allowed 1st run since joining Cards on 9/11 at SD, snappingcareer-high 17.0 scoreless IP (8/1-9/9)...acquired 7/31 from MIA for minor league INFZack Cox; had 2 SV & 12 Holds, 4.38 ERA in 41 app...DLed for 1st time in career 6/30-7/17 (fractured R toe).� #64 TREVOR ROSENTHAL...0/0 SV...4 HLD...19/12 FBF...6/0 IR/S...Pitched scoreless IP with 2K’s on 10/2 vs. CIN...stranded two runners on 9/30 for 6thconsecutive scoreless app...had scoreless outings in 15-of-19 app...worked 1.1 scorelessIP at CHI (9/22)...has 25 K in 22.2 IP...recalled from Memphis (AAA) 8/29, his 3rd stintw/Cards (8/14-8/19 & 7/16-8/1)...purchased from Springfield (AA) 7/16 & made MLdebut at MIL (7/18)...MiLB totals: 8-6, 2.97 ERA, 20 starts (AA & AAA) w/104 K in 109.0.� #34 MARC RZEPCZYNSKI...0/5 SV...19 HLD...70/41 FBF...53/11 IR/S...K’d Joey Votto for 19th Hold on 10/3...has made 70 app. in consecutive seasons...threwa scoreless IP at HOU (9/26)...has 8 consec. scoreless app...earned 18th Hold vs. HOU(9/18) w/final out in 8th, stranding 2...has 8 DP, T13th among NL relievers, 6th in DP/9IP among NL relievers (1.54)...11th in NL with 20.8 IRS pct...T24th in NL app., (70).� #59 FERNANDO SALAS...0/3 SV...9 HLD...61/40 FBF...31/9 IR/S...Allowed 1 run and 1 IR to score in 10th on 9/29...finished game with a scoreless 9th on9/28...suffered BS at CHI (9/21), allowing 2-run HR w/2 out in 9th...2nd on team w/22GF...struck out 1st BF, but allowed HR 9/8 vs. MIL, 1st runs allowed after 15 scoreless(12.2 IP)...had 9.1 scoreless IP 7/3-22 after allowing runs in 4 straight 6/22-29...recalledon 6/7...on OD roster & made 18 app. before 5/26 option...led Cards w/ 24 Sv in ‘11.

KYLE LOHSE • RHP • 6-2 • 210 • 34 yrs #26vs. Braves

� Made one start vs. Atlanta this season (5/30 at Turner Field), allowing five runson nine hits over 5.0 IP in a no decision the Cardinals lost 10-7.

� Has a career record of 3-1 with a 4.97 ERA in 10 career starts vs. the Braves andis 2-0 with a 3.52 ERA in four career starts at Turner Field.

� Compiled a 3-0 record with a 3.59 ERA in nine starts vs. NL East opponents. Wasone of three pitchers to have a 1.000 winning pct. vs. NL East opp. (min. 5 GS),joining Clayton Kershaw, LAD (4-0, 6 GS), and James McDonald, PIT (3-0, 5 GS).

� Was 8-2 with a 3.41 ERA in 17 starts on the road this season. Eight road winsranked T8th in NL, while 3.41 road ERA ranked 15th in NL. Entered this seasonwith road marks of 48-64 and a 5.09 ERA from 2001-11.

Postseason� Opened the playoffs for the Cardinals in 2011 starting Game 1 of the NLDS atPhiladelphia, throwing 5.1 innings allowing six runs (5 ER) in an 11-6 loss.

� Is a career 0-4 with a 5.54 ERA in four Postseason starts (9 app.). � Has never faced Atlanta in the Postseason.

2012 Season� Led Major League Baseball with an .842 winning perecentage, setting the all-time St. Louis Cardinals mark (Elias) over the Gashouse Gang’s Dizzy Dean (.811,30-7) in 1934.

� Set career bests for wins (16), winning percentage (.842), strikeouts (143), ERA(2.86), innings pitched (211.0) and WHIP (1.09).

� Tied for the National League lead with 33 games started, one shy of his singleseason best with Minnesota (34) in 2004.

� Ranked among National League leaders in wins (16, T6th), innings pitched(211.0, T7th), ERA (2.86, 5th/MLB 8th), WHIP (1.09, 4th/6th MLB) and opponentBA (.239, 11th).

� Ranked 6th in the N.L. in least pitches per inning (14.8) and 9th in least pitchesper at-bat (3.62).

� Ranked 4th in the N.L./5th MLB in BB/9 IP (1.62) and 8th in K/BB ratio (3.76).� His 24 quality starts ranked T4th in the N.L. and 6th in MLB. Posted 10consecutive QS from 6/4-7/25 and 16 of his last 20 games have been QS.

� Ranked 5th in the NL with 12 sac bunts; he pinch-hit one time (sac bunt). Tiedhis single season best from 2007 (Philadelphia & Cincinnati).

� Was one of 14 pitchers in MLB and one of nine in the N.L. to register a perfectfielding percentage this season.

� Has not committed an error since 5/22/10 (last start prior to arm surgery) andis perfect in 105 total chances since. Is the only pitcher in MLB during that spanto have over 80 total chances without an error.

� Had a team best eight-game winning streak (6/26-9/1) snapped at SD (9/12).Went 14 starts between losses, team was 10-4.

� Had the 2nd lowest ERA (1.42) in August in the NL and lowest opp. BA (.177).� Was one of five NL pitchers to have a 4-0 record in July.� Went 2-1 with a 1.80 ERA in five June starts (35.0 IP) ranking 4th in NL in ERA.

2012 Recent Starts� Struck out a season high nine in final regular season start vs. WSH (9/29)allowing four 1st inning runs (Morse grand slam), but did not allow a run over hisfinal 5.0 innings in a no-decision the Cardinals lost 6-4 in 10 innings.

� Surpassed 200 IP for the 3rd time in his career 9/23 at CHI, setting a career highwith 211 IP. Previous high was 201 IP with Minnesota in 2003.

� Earned 16th win with a quality start at CHI (9/23) tossing 6.0 innings, allowingthree runs and struck out five in a 6-3 Cardinals win.

� Threw 7.0 scoreless innings of four-hit ball vs. HOU on 9/18 for 15th win, tyinghis single-season high, set with the Cardinals in his first season (2008).

� Suffered the loss after 6.0 IP at SD (9/12) when the Padres scored three runs(2ER) in a 3-2 loss. Allowed just five hits, walked none and struck out eight.

� Allowed two runs over 6.1 innings with five strikeouts in a no decision qualitystart vs. MIL (9/7), in a game the Cardinals lost 5-4 in 13 innings.

� Did not get a decision 9/1 at WSH in a team 10-9 win. Went 5.2 innings andgave up a season high 8 runs (5ER).

� Threw 5.0 innings allowing two runs in a 4-3 win at PIT 8/27. Picked up win No.14 but was pulled after a rain delay.

TONIGHT’S STARTING PITCHER

BATTERS

� #16 BRYAN ANDERSON, C...Streak: 1G (1-4, .250)...was 1-4 with an infield single 10/3 vs.CIN...was HBP in PH app. at HOU (9/25)...walked in PH app. at CHI (9/22)...hit PH-1B 9/8 vs.MIL, stole 1st ML base...made first start of ‘12 at WSH (9/2)...recalled 8/29 for 2nd time (7/6-8, no apps)...batted .225 w/6 HR, 35 RBI in 100 G’s at Memphis (AAA); batted .262 in July,.261 in Aug....led PCL w/722 putouts and 2nd w/772 total chances, .994 fld pct. narrowlymissed league lead ...threw out 23-of-83 (28%) base stealers.

� #56 ADRON CHAMBERS, OF...Streak: 1G (1-4, .250)...went 1-4 with SB on 10/3...startedat HOU (9/26); 0-2 w/ HBP...pinch ran & scored at CHI (9/23)...had 1st MLB SB of career atCHI (9/22) as PR in 9th...recalled 9/4 for 2nd time this season...w/STL from 5/18-6/21; made1st career start 5/22 vs. SD... batted .319, 3 HR, 44 RBI in 96 gms at Memphis (AAA); .413w/RISP (SLG .573) & tied for team lead w/51 BB...hit .306 vs. LHP, .324 vs. RHP...on Cards rosterlast Sept. & playoff roster.

� #8 RYAN JACKSON, INF...Streak: 0-8...made start at 2B on 10/3...played 2B & SS at CHI(9/22) in 10th inn., first action since 9/8 vs. MIL...recalled 9/4 for 2nd stint on MLBroster...recorded first MLB hit, a PH-1B on 8/23 vs. HOU...made MLB debut at PHI 8/11 going0-3 with a fielding gem...purchased from Memphis (AAA) on 8/10...batted .272, 10 HR, 47RBI with 23 2B’s in 117 games... played 102G at SS and 13G at 2B...named Best Defensive INFin STL system by Baseball America’s Best Tools 2011 survey.

PITCHERS

� #61 SAM FREEMAN, LHP...0/0 SV...3 HLD...20/13 FBF...14/7 IR/SThrew scoreless IP with K on 10/3 vs. CIN...suffered 2nd loss after lead-off walk scored in10th vs. WSH (9/29)...ranked 7th among NL rookie LHP with 10 app. in Sept...threw 1-2-38th at HOU (9/24)...worked scoreless IP at CHI 9/21 & stranded 2 in 6th...held RHB’s to .186BA (8-43) at Major League level, 4th lowest BA among N.L. LHP vs. RHB (min. 40 opp. AB)...re-called from Memphis (AAA) 9/1 & worked perfect 9th on 9/2 at WSH...was w/STL 6/1-29 (0-1, 6.00 ERA, 1 Hld)...made ML debut 6/1 at NYM...2-2, 2.08 ERA in 27 G at MEM, holdingLHB’s to .196 BA...began season at Springfield-AA (15G, 1-3, 1.56 ERA).

� #66 VICTOR MARTE, RHP...0/1 SV...9 HLD...48/29 FBF...40/11 IR/SAppeared in first game since 9/14 and threw a scoreless IP with one hit on 10/3 & earnedwin...K’d lone BF on 9/14 at LAD...struck out Grandal to strand bases loaded at SD (9/10),but allowed 2 runs w/o an out in 8th...optioned to Memphis 7/25 & recalled 9/3 from Mem-phis (AAA) (12 relief app., 0-2, 3.00 ERA) & unscored upon in 7 of final 8 AAA apps...pur-chased 4/6 from Memphis (AAA) (Linebrink DL)...acquired from KC, April 2011 & last year atMemphis led PCL & Triple-A w/31 SVs.

� #40 SHELBY MILLER, RHP...0/0 SV...1 HLD...5/4 FBF...0/0 IR/SMade first MLB start on 10/3 vs. CIN and threw 6 scoreless IP of one-hit ball w/7K, takingno-hitter for 5.2 innings...got 2 outs in 6th at CHI on 9/21 & had 1st career Hold... earned1st MLB win at LAD (9/16) with scoreless 11th...threw 3.0 IP in longest outing allowing 2 Rwith 3K at SD (9/10)...worked 2.0 ShO IP in ML debut vs. NYM (9/5), fanning 4 batters...waspurchased 9/4 from Memphis (AAA)...went 11-10 with a 4.74 in 27 starts for theRedbirds...set the Memphis strikeout record with 160 K’s...went 5-1 in six August starts (2.89ERA), earning Pitcher of the Month award...went 7-2, 2.88 ERA in 10 GS post All-Star break.

LATE SEASON / SEPTEMBER CALL-UPS

LOHSE 2012 RUNS ALLOWED

Inning 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

33 Starts 21 15 4 12 3 13 4 2 -

Total Runs: 74 Earned Runs: 67

LOHSE SEASON & CAREER

W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO2010 STL* 4-8 6.55 18 18 92.0 129 75 67 35 542011 STL 14-8 3.39 30 30 188.1 178 80 71 42 1112012 STL 16-3 2.86 33 +33 211.0 192 74 67 38 143Career 118-109 4.45 355 331 1973.0 2137 1050 975 565 1238

*Does not iniclude 4 starts rehabbing from R forearm surgery in 2010.

+Tied for National League lead

LOHSE vs. BRAVES W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO2010 1-0 3.97 2 2 11.1 16 5 5 3 32012 0-0 9.00 1 1 5.0 9 5 5 1 3Career 3-1 4.97 10 10 54.1 71 30 30 15 33

Last win vs. ATL: 9/12/10 at ATL (7-3)

LOHSE CAREER HITTING TOTALS AVG. AB H HR RBI SH

2012 .094 64 6 0 3 12

Career .153 354 54 0 22 51

Multi-HR Games Game-Ending HR Pinch HR Grand SlamsPlayer Last Home Run Career/2012...Last Career/2012...Last Career/2012...Last Career/2012...Last

Carlos Beltran 9/30/12 vs. WSH 34/4... 9/30/12 vs. WSH 5/0... 6/11/08 vs. ARI 1/0... 5/18/03 vs. TOR 10/1... 5/8/12 at ARILance Berkman 7/27/12 at CHI 29/0... 6/30/11 at BAL 1/0... 8/29/08 vs. STL 2/1... 5/18/12 at LAD 6/0... 4/13/11 at ARIMatt Carpenter 9/14/12 at LAD 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Allen Craig 9/20/12 vs. HOU 4/2... 8/4/12 vs. SF 0/0... --- 1/0... 6/1/11 vs. SF 0/0... ---Tony Cruz 6/27/12 at MIA 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Daniel Descalso 9/2/12 at WSH 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---David Freese 9/19/12 vs. HOU 1/1... 6/7/12 at HOU 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 1/1... 6/7/12 at HOURafael Furcal 6/5/12 at HOU 5/0... 6/7/06 vs. NYM 0/0... --- 1/0... 6/6/09 vs. PHI 0/0... ---Matt Holliday 9/14/12 at LAD 17/1... 8/1/12 at COL 3/0... 9/18/09 vs. CHI 0/0... --- 3/0... 7/4/08 vs. FLAJon Jay 8/14/12 vs. ARI 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 2/0... 5/4/11 vs. FLA 0/0... ---Pete Kozma 9/24/12 at HOU 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Yadier Molina 9/28/12 vs. WSH 2/0... 8/21/11 at CHI 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 3/1... 5/27/12 vs. PHIShane Robinson 9/28/12 vs. WSH 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Skip Schumaker 9/3/12 vs. NYM 0/0... --- 2/0... 6/19/11 vs. KC 1/0... 8/9/09 at PIT 1/0... 8/9/10 at CIN

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12+ TotalCARDINALS 115 85 106 59 77 92 90 84 46 5 0 6 765OPPONENTS 102 55 64 70 51 97 77 64 46 10 2 10 648

SCORING BY INNING

BATTING ORDER

11 Furcal 94, Jay 52, Schumaker 8, Descalso 6, Greene 1, Chambers 1

22 Beltran 40, Jay 38, M.Carpenter 31, Craig 24, Schumaker 16, Greene 6, Descalso 5, Molina 1, Robinson 1

33 Holliday 154, Beltran 4, Molina 2, Craig 1, Schumaker 1

44 Beltran 82, Craig 64, Berkman 10, Molina 2, Freese 2, M.Carpenter 2

55 Freese 78, Molina 40, Craig 23, Berkman 8, Beltran 5, Adams 4, M. Carpenter 3, Cruz 1

66 Molina 87, Freese 38, M.Carpenter 6, Adams 6, Descalso 5, Schumaker 4, Beltran 4, Berkman 3, Greene 2,

Anderson 2, Robinson 2, Cruz 1, Jay 1, Chambers 1

77 Descalso 37, Schumaker 25, M.Carpenter 21, Jay 15, Freese 15, Cruz 12, Greene 12, Adams 11, Robinson 7,

Kozma 2, Furcal 1, Molina 1, Craig 1, Berkman 1, Jackson 1

88 Descalso 36, Greene 23, Furcal 21, Kozma 20, Robinson 19, Cruz 14, Schumaker 13, Chambers 6, M.Carpenter 3,

Jay 2, Adams 2, Jackson 2, Komatsu 1

99 Lohse 32, Wainwright 31, Westbrook 27, Lynn 27, Garcia 20, Kelly 15, Descalso 5, C.Carpenter 3, Schumaker 1,

S.Miller 1Lineups Used: 124

STARTS BY POSITION

CC Molina 133, Cruz 28, Anderson 11B1B Craig 86, M.Carpenter 30, Adams 23, Berkman 22, Anderson 12B2B Descalso 66, Schumaker 51, Greene 40, Jackson 3, M.Carpenter 2SSSS Furcal 116, Kozma 22, Descalso 20, Greene 43B3B Freese 133, M.Carpenter 21, Descalso 8LFLF Holliday 152, Craig 5, M. Carpenter 3, Robinson 1, Chambers 1CFCF Jay 108, Robinson 27, Schumaker 14, Beltran 7, Chambers 6RFRF Beltran 125, Craig 21, M.Carpenter 10, Schumaker 3, Komatsu 1, Robinson 1, Chambers 1PP Lohse 33, Wainwright 32, Lynn 29, Westbrook 28, Garcia 20, Kelly 16, C.Carpenter 3, S.Miller 1

DHDH Beltran 3, Holliday 2, Craig 1

THE LINEUP CARD

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Most Runs - Inning - Cards 12 (7th) 7/21 vs. CHIMost Runs - Inning - Opponent 6 (6th) 5/7 at ARIMost Runs - 1st Inning - Cards 5* 9/28 vs. WSHMost Runs - 1st Inning - Opponent 4* 9/1 at WSHMost Runs - Game - Cards 14 6/7 at HOUMost Runs - Game - Opponent 15 8/8 vs. SFMost Runs - Game - Both Clubs 19* 9/1 at WSHMost Hits - Game - Cards 19 7/26 vs. LADMost Hits - Game - Opponent 19 6/29 vs. PITMost Hits - Game - Both Clubs 33 5/24 vs. PHIFewest Hits - Game - Cards 0 6/1 at NYMMost Extra Base Hits - Game - Cards 10 7/21 vs. CHIMost Singles - Game - Cards 16 7/26 vs. LADMost Doubles - Game - Cards 9 7/21 vs. CHIMost Triples - Game - Cards 2 5/2 vs. PITMost Home Runs - Game - Cards 5* 7/27 at CHIMost Home Runs - Game - Opponent 4* 6/29 vs. PITLongest Home Run Streak (Games) 6* 6/23-29Most Stolen Bases - Game - Cards 4* 5/1 vs. PITMost Stolen Bases - Game - Opponent 3* 7/8 vs. MIA

TT EE AAMM PP II TTCC HH II NN GG

Most Strikeouts - Game - Cards 19 8/19 vs. PITMost Strikeouts - Game - Opponent 17 5/3 vs. PITFewest Strikeouts - Game - Cards 1 5/25 vs. PHIFewest Strikeouts - Game - Opponent 2* 8/22 vs. HOUMost Walks - Game - Cards 10 6/17 vs. KCMost Walks - Game - Opponent 10 6/7 at HOUFewest Walks - Game - Cards 0* 9/26 at HOUFewest Walks - Game - Opponents 0* 9/26 at HOUFewest Hits Allowed 3* 10/3 vs. CIN

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Longest Hit Streak-Games 15, Holliday 6/27-7/17Longest HR Streak-Games 3, Molina 6/24-26Longest Run Streak-Games 7, Jay 6/27-7/5Longest RBI Streak-Games 9, Beltran 6/22-7/2Most Runs - Game 3*, Jay 9/30 vs. WSHMost Hits - Game 4*, Craig 9/28 vs. WSHMost Doubles - Game 2*, Molina 8/18 vs. PITMost Triples - Game 1*, Descalso 10/1 vs. CINMost Home Runs - Game 2*, Beltran 9/30 vs. WSHMost RBI - Game 7, Beltran 5/2 vs. PITMost SB - Game 3, Beltran 8/19 vs. PIT Most Walks - Game 3*, Beltran 9/28 vs. WSHMost Int. Walks - Game 2*, Beltran 9/16 at LAD

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Most K’s Game-Starter 12*,Wainwright 8/21 vs. HOUMost K’s Game-Reliever 6, Kelly 8/24 at CINLongest Winning Streak 8, Lohse 6/26-9/1Longest Losing Streak 4*, Garcia 5/26-8/30Most IP Game-Starter 9.0*,Wainwright 8/21 vs. HOUMost IP Game-Reliever 5.2, Kelly 8/19 vs. PITConsecutive Scoreless IP 20.1, Boggs 6/14-8/5Fewest Hits Allowed - CG 4, Wainwright 5/22 vs. SD

TT EEAA MM MM IISS CC EELL LLAA NN EEOO UU SS

Longest Winning Streak 5 games 6/22-26Longest Losing Streak 5 games 5/29-6/3Longest Game -Innings 19 8/19 vs. PITLongest Game -Time (overall) 6:07 8/19 vs. PITLongest Game -Time (9-inn game) 3:45 6/7 at HOUShortest Game -Time (9-inn game)2:12 7/13 vs. CINLargest Crowd -Home 46,882 4/13 vs. CHILargest Crowd -Road 46,086 4/6 at MILLargest Margin of Victory 12 runs* 7/21 vs. CHILargest Margin of Defeat 15 runs 8/8 vs. SFLargest Comeback Win 5 runs 6/25 at MIAComeback Wins (4 or more runs) 3 9/1 at WSHMost Left on Base 14 4/17 vs. CINMost Errors 3* 7/18 at MILLongest Errorless Streak (Games) 6 4/25-5/3Most Doubleplays Turned-Cardinals 4 4/18 vs. CINMost Doubleplays Turned-Opponent 4 6/23 at KC

* Happened more than once - last time listed.

CARDINALS HIGHS & LOWS

HOME RUN HIGHLIGHTS

Players 1R 2R 3R GSBoggs 1 2 1 1Browning 1 2Carpenter 2Cleto 3 1Dickson 2 Freeman 1 1Fuentes 1 Garcia 2 4 1Kelly 3 4 3Lohse 12 4 2 1Lynn 11 3 1 1Marte 3 2 1

Players 1R 2R 3R GSMcClellan 1 1Motte 5 3 1Mujica 1Romero 1 2Rosenthal 1 1Rzepczynski 4 1 2Salas 3 2Sanchez 2Wainwright 7 4 3 1Westbrook 5 4 3TOTALS 67 43 19 5

Cardinals Pitchers Home Runs Allowed

Scoring first 59-27 Opponent scores first 29-47

Scoring more than 3 runs 76-19Scoring 3 runs 7-16Scoring fewer than 3 runs 5-39

Scoring in 3 or fewer innings 62-69Scoring in 4 or more innings 26-5

First game of Series 29-23Last game of Series 28-24

First game of road trip 6-6Last game of road trip 4-8First game of homestand 8-4Last game of homestand 9-3Following off-days 10-8

Final at-bat decisions 12-19Walk-off wins 5Come-from-behind wins 35

In errorless games 50-36Extra innings 6-12Shutouts 10-11

Leading after 7 innings 78-5Tied after 7 innings 5-12Trailing after 7 innings 5-57

Leading after 8 innings 80-6Tied after 8 innings 4-10Trailing after 8 innings 4-58

Out-hit opponents 72-14Out-hit by opponents 11-54

Runs via HR 259Opponent runs via HR 230

RECORD WHEN...

Upcoming MilestonesPlayer Milestone Needs ForChris Carpenter STL Strikeouts 10 1,096+ STL wins 5 100 Wins 6 150Matt Holliday STL HR’s 10 100Jake Westbrook Wins 2 100

*Tie Bob Forsch for 3rd All-time on Cardinals+Tie Dizzy Dean for 2nd All-time on Cardinals

Date/Opp. STL Players Inn. Opp. Pitcher(s)

4/6 at MIL Beltran/Holliday 3 Y.Gallardo4/9 at CIN Freese/Molina 1 H.Bailey5/7 at ARI Beltran/Holliday 3 J.Saunders Craig/Freese 7 B.Shaw5/11 vs. ATL Beltran/Craig 4 M.Minor6/17 vs. KC Holliday/Craig 6 L.Mendoza7/22 vs. CHI Holliday/Beltran 5 T. Wood8/24 at CIN Craig/Molina 6 M. Latos

Date/Opp. Opp. Players Inn. STL Pitcher(s)6/27 at MIA Buck/Morrison 7 F.Salas/S.Freeman6/29 vs. PIT Barmes/Presley 6 A.Wainwright8/16 vs. ARI Goldschmidt/Young 9 J.Motte

Back-to-Back Homer Attack

*The Cardinals have scored 272 two-out runs.

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Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games Hits 2-OutPlayer 2H 3H 4H 5H 6HTotal GWRBI 2RBI 3RBI 4RBI 5RBI 6+RBI Total Infield Bunt RBI

Adams 5 2 7 2 2 4 2 9Beltran 29 7 2 38 14 12 2 2 1 2 19 7 1 26Berkman 5 5 1 4Carpenter,M 13 4 2 19 6 8 2 1 11 18Chambers 2 2 1 1 1 1Craig 33 11 1 45 9 13 12 25 7 31Cruz 6 6 1 3 3 5 3Descalso 17 1 18 4 3 3 7 11Dickson 1Freese 33 11 44 10 17 5 1 1 24 16 36 Furcal 25 9 2 36 5 7 2 9 17 4 19 Garcia 1 1 1 1 1 2Greene 1 4 5 1 4 1 5 7 2 6Holliday 43 9 3 55 13 21 3 3 2 29 12 23Jay 28 10 2 40 4 9 1 10 17 4 15Kelly 1 2 2KomatsuKozma 2 3 5 1 4 1 5 1 3Miller 1 1Molina 35 8 3 46 8 10 6 2 18 5 30Robinson 6 3 9 1 3 1 4 10 8Schumaker 17 1 18 2 4 2 6 3 5Wainwright 1 1 1 1 1 2

TOTALS 303 83 15 0 0 401 82 124 38 9 4 3 178 122 11 261

2012 CARDINALS DETAILED HITTING

Fielding Outfield Errors Base-Stealing Pitcher’s Player Gems Assists T - F - Other CS ATT PCT CS Pick-Offs Catcher’s ERA

Adams 1-2-0Anderson 0-1-0 4.50 (4 er/8.0 ic)Beltran 3 10 0-2-0Berkman 0-3-1Boggs 1 0-1-0 0 6 0%Browning 0 1 0%C. Carpenter 0 1 0%M. Carpenter 5 1 2-7-0Chambers 1 1Cleto 1 1 100%Craig 3 1 2-2-0Cruz 2-0-0 8 26 31% 4.14 (135 er/293.1 ic)Descalso 12 4-11-0Freeman 1-0-0 0 1 0%Freese 4 8-10-0Furcal 10 6-8-1Garcia 0-1-0 5 9 56% 1 1Greene 3 1-4-0Holliday 3 6 1-2-0Jackson 1 0-1-0Jay 21 1Kelly 2-0-0 5 13 38% 2Kozma 3 1-2-0Lohse 4 10 40%Lynn 1-0-0 9 18 50% 1 1 Marte 1 1 5 20%McClellan 0 1 0%Molina 2 3-0-0 32 70 46% 3 3.60 (464 er/1161.1 ic)Motte 2 5 40%Mujica 1-0-0 1 1 100%Robinson 3 0-2-0Romero 0 1 0%Rosenthal 1 2 50%Rzepczynski 2 4 50%Salas 3 6 50%Schumaker 3 1 1-3-0Wainwright 1-0-0 3 5 60%Westbrook 1 5-0-0 6 9 67% 1 3

TOTALS 77 24 41-62-2 43 99 43% 3 10 3.71 (603 er/1462.2 ic)

2012 CARDINALS DEFENSE

BREAKDOWN

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Home Road TotalARI 2-1 3-0 5-1ATL 0-3 1-2 1-5CHI 6-2 4-5 10-7CIN 4-2 4-5 8-7CLE 1-2 --- 1-2COL 3-1 2-1 5-2CWS 2-1 --- 2-1DET --- 1-2 1-2HOU 6-0 5-4 11-4KC 1-2 3-0 4-2LAD 3-1 2-5 5-6MIA 2-1 3-1 5-2MIL 6-3 3-3 9-6NYM 2-1 1-3 3-4PHI 1-3 1-2 2-5PIT 4-5 3-3 7-8SD 3-0 0-3 3-3SF 2-2 1-1 3-3WSH 2-1 1-3 3-4

NL Central 26-12 19-20 45-32NL East 7-9 7-11 14-20NL West 13-5 8-10 21-15AL Central 4-5 4-2 8-7

TOTALS 50-31 38-43 88-74

2012 PLAYERS OF THE MONTHMonth Name Team(s)April Oscar Taveras Springfield (AA)

May Colin Walsh Quad Cities (A)

June Oscar Taveras Springfield (AA)

July Mike O’Neill Palm Beach (A)

August Mike O’Neill PB(A)/Sprg. (AA)

2012 PITCHERS OF THE MONTHMonth Name Team(s)April Seth Maness Palm Beach (A)

May Trevor Rosenthal Springfield (AA)

June Ryan Sheriff Palm Beach (A)

July John Gast Memphis (AAA)

August Shelby Miller Memphis (AAA)

CARDINALS 2012 MINOR LEAGUE REPORTFarm System Overall: 383-375 (.505)

SPRINGFIELD CARDINALS (AA) Texas League, North Division Record: 2nd Half 42-26, 1st (1st half: 35-35, 3rd)Springfield won the 2012 Texas League Championship with a 3-1 series win over Frisco (Rangers). It marked the St. LouisCardinals organization’s first sole league championship at the Double-A level since 1989. The Tennessee Smokies affiliatewere co-champions of the Southern League in 2004 (due to continuous rain from Hurricane Frances) for our only other AAchampionship since 1989.

Mike Shildt has managed league champions for the past three seasons (Johnson City 2010, 2011) and Springfield (2012).

MEMPHIS REDBIRDS (AAA) Pacific Coast League, American N Division Record: 57-87, 3rdPALM BEACH CARDINALS (A) Florida State League, South Division Record: 1st half 31-36, 3rd; 2nd Half 33-36,3rd QUAD CITIES RIVER BANDITS (A) Midwest League, Western Division Record: 1st half 35-34, 3rd; 2nd Half 33-37, 6thBATAVIA MUCKDOGS (A) New York-Penn League, Pinckney Division Record: 44-32, 2ndJOHNSON CITY CARDINALS (R) Appalachian League, West Division Record: 39-28, 2ndGULF COAST LEAGUE CARDINALS Gulf Coast League, East Division Record: 34-24, 1st, Division Champions

Date/Opp. 9/10 9/11 9/12 9/13 9/14 9/15 9/16 9/18 9/19 9/20 9/21 9/22 9/23 9/24 9/25 9/26 9/28 9/29 9/30 10/1 10/2 10/3 10/5

PLAYER PADRES DODGERS ASTROS CUBS ASTROS NATIONALS REDS Wild Card

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Carpenter, M o k 1o4o okk1o 4oo ooko dw 1koo oow1o1w 11oko w11k owokk koo1 wwoo2 ooook oko1

Chambers o k o ooh o 1kkk

Craig oc1k 1wwoo oko2 oo21d o1od 4k1k 2oooo1 ookk 1ocf 42oc oF1oo1o1oo 121owooook 1o1ok oooo 1111 o1ood oo1ko k2oo ocod

Cruz o 1oow 2 k o1ok

Descalso coh okoo o kow k2k 1owc kwwb ook2o 1k1wk o 31oo oow1 oke Fdoo 1 e1o1 ko3o okw

Freese 1khh wok4o kooo o oodo ok1o k1oc ood1 4wko 1wk1 w w1wko o1ww w wwcko 1kko 2koo

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Holliday o12d kw1oo oooo ookow o4ok 1kcw hokkch kkwo kk11 1kk1 h2wwok o2kow k1ow kkk1o wwwoooood cokh owko1kwok1 11kw f1k1

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Jay okokk oeo1k oo1k oooow oooo oo1o kkkoo2 hk21 koo1 o1woo 21okcokoook2 ohkoo koobo 11ooc k2oc 12ooo k1d1f o1wo2 ooko 21oo

Kozma 3o12 dk1o cwo o1o do ko1kb o3k eok okwk o3ckwwoc d14F 4dw1 ooo2 kkk 1oko o121 2F11 dkw wk1 ok1

Molina woko 1ekoo eokb 111o 4ow1 ooc2 wokwhw 2o1w o41w oook 1wooo kFco o41w F11oo ooo e4wd 1oowkwkooo cF1o ocoo

Robinson e w o o o k k 4 c o o1o1

Schumaker cwww1 o 11co o oo ko okoo w k ooo1 o kk1o kcow

Key: 1-Single, 2-Double, 3-Triple, 4-Home Run, o-Out, k-Strikeout, w-Walk, h-HBP, e-Reached on error, b-SacBunt, F-SacFly, c-Fielder’s Choice; d-Double Play Note: Read left-to-right for first-to-last AB.

DAILY BATTING LOGS

2012 CARDINALS DAY-BY-DAY H/R Time/ GA/

Date Opp. D/N Result Winner-Loser-Save Att. W-L STD GB

4/4 MIA R-N W, 4-1 Lohse-J.Johnson-Motte 36,601 1-0 1 +0.5

4/5 OPEN DATE 1-0 T1 ---

4/6 MIL R-D W, 11-5 Garcia-Gallardo 46,086 2-0 1 +0.5

4/7 MIL R-D L, 6-0 Greinke-Wainwright 42,084 2-1 1 +0.5

4/8 MIL R-D W, 9-3 Lynn-Wolf 33,211 3-1 1 +0.5

4/9 CIN R-N W, 7-1 Westbrook-Bailey 16,909 4-1 1 +0.5

4/10 CIN R-N W, 3-1 Lohse-Leake-Motte 17,110 5-1 1 +1.5

4/11 CIN R-D L, 4-3 Chapman- Rzepczynski 20,672 5-2 1 +0.5

4/12 OPEN DATE 5-2 1 +1.0

4/13 CHI H-D L, 9-5 Samardzija-Wainwright 46,882 5-3 1 +1.0

4/14 CHI H-D W, 5-1 Lynn-Volstad 46,792 6-3 1 +1.5

4/15 CHI H-D W, 10-3 Westbrook-Maholm 44,952 7-3 1 +2.5

4/16 OPEN DATE 7-3 1 +3.0

4/17 CIN H-N W, 2-1 (10) Motte-LeCure 35,562 8-3 1 +3.0

4/18 CIN H-N W, 11-1 Garcia-Latos 35,907 9-3 1 +3.0

4/19 CIN H-D L, 6-3 Arroyo-Wainwright-Marshall 40,049 9-4 1 +3.0

4/20 PIT R-N W, 4-1 Lynn-Morton-Motte 23,509 10-4 1 +4.0

4/21 PIT R-N L, 2-0 Burnett-Westbrook-Hanrahan 25,218 10-5 1 +3.0

4/22 PIT R-D W, 5-1 Lohse-Bedard 30,437 11-5 1 +4.0

4/23 CHI R-N L, 3-2 Dolis-Motte 37,794 11-6 1 +3.0

4/24 CHI R-N L, 3-2 (10) Russell-Salas 38,894 11-7 1 +2.0

4/25 CHI R-D W, 5-1 Lynn-Volstad 34,894 12-7 1 +2.5

4/26 OPEN DATE 12-7 1 +3.0

4/27 MIL H-N W, 13-1 Westbrook-Gallardo 43,063 13-7 1 +4.0

4/28 MIL H-D W, 7-3 Lohse-Estrada 42,586 14-7 1 +4.0

4/29 MIL H-D L, 3-2 Greinke-Garcia-Axford 45,824 14-8 1 +3.0

4/30 OPEN DATE 14-8 1 +3.0

APRIL TOTALS 381,617 14-8 1 +3.0

5/1 PIT H-N W, 10-7 Wainwright-Morton-Motte 36,345 15-8 1 +3.5

5/2 PIT H-N W, 12-3 Lynn-Burnett 35,987 16-8 1 +4.5

5/3 PIT H-N L, 6-3 Bedard-Westbrook 40,601 16-9 1 +3.5

5/4 HOU R-N L, 5-4 Harrell-Lohse-Myers 27,201 16-10 1 +2.5

5/5 HOU R-N L, 8-2 Norris-Garcia 23,633 16-11 1 +2.5

5/6 HOU R-D W, 8-1 Wainwright-Happ 22,288 17-11 1 +2.5

5/7 ARI R-N W, 9-6 Lynn-Saunders-Motte 26,447 18-11 1 +2.5

5/8 ARI R-N W, 6-1 Westbrook-I.Kennedy 30,156 19-11 1 +3.5

5/9 ARI R-N W, 7-2 Lohse-Miley-Motte 27,710 20-11 1 +3.5

5/10 OPEN DATE 20-11 1 +3.5

5/11 ATL H-N L, 9-7 (12) L.Hernandez-McClellan-Kimbrel 45,190 20-12 1 +3.5

5/12 ATL H-N L, 7-2 Beachy-Wainwright 44,157 20-13 1 +3.5

5/13 ATL H-D L, 7-4 Hanson-Lynn 45,729 20-14 1 +2.5

5/14 CHI H-N L, 6-4 Camp-Boggs-Dolis 44,276 20-15 1 +1.5

5/15 CHI H-D W, 7-6 Motte-Dolis 45,538 21-15 1 +2.5

5/16 SF R-N W, 4-1 Garcia-Bumgarner-Motte 41,324 22-15 1 +2.5

5/17 SF R-D L, 7-5 Cain-Wainwright-Casilla 41,225 22-16 1 +2.5

5/18 LAD R-N L, 6-5 Jansen-Salas 40,906 22-17 1 +2.5

5/19 LAD R-N L, 6-0 KERSHAW-Westbrook 39,383 22-18 1 +1.5

5/20 LAD R-N L, 6-5 Guerra-Rzepczynski-Jansen 44,005 22-19 1 +0.5

5/21 SD H-N W, 4-3 Motte-Cashner 40,360 23-19 1 +0.5

5/22 SD H-N W, 4-0 WAINWRIGHT-Volquez 39,151 24-19 1 +0.5

5/23 SD H-N W, 6-3 Lynn-Suppan-Motte 40,715 25-19 1 +0.5

5/24 PHI H-N L, 10-9 Valdes-Salas-Papelbon 40,135 25-20 2 -0.5

5/25 PHI H-N L, 5-3 (10) Valdes-Motte-Papelbon 43,375 25-21 2 -0.5

5/26 PHI H-N L, 4-0 KENDRICK-Garcia 44,476 25-22 2 -1.5

5/27 PHI H-D W, 8-3 Wainwright-Halladay 42,659 26-22 2 -1.5

5/28 ATL R-D W, 8-2 Lynn-Hanson 42,426 27-22 2 -0.5

5/29 ATL R-N L, 5-4 Delgado-Westbrook-Kimbrel 26,218 27-23 2 -1.5

5/30 ATL R-N L, 10-7 Venters-Rzepczynski-Kimbrel 28,474 27-24 2 -1.5

5/31 OPEN DATE 27-24 2 -1.5

MAY TOTALS 628,694 13-16 2 -1.5

6/1 NYM R-N L, 8-0 SANTANA-Wainwright 27,069 27-25 2 -2.5

6/2 NYM R-D L, 5-0 DICKEY-Lynn 27,914 27-26 2 -3.5

6/3 NYM R-N L, 6-1 Niese-Westbrook 23,559 27-27 3 -3.5

6/4 NYM R-D W, 5-4 Rzepczynski-Rauch 26,830 28-27 T2 -3.0

6/5 HOU R-N L, 9-8 Harrell-Garcia 18,911 28-28 3 -3.0

6/6 HOU R-N W, 4-3 Wainwright-Norris-Motte 18,517 29-28 T2 -3.0

6/7 HOU R-N W, 14-2 Lynn-Happ 22,265 30-28 T2 -2.0

6/8 CLE H-N L, 6-2 Tomlin-Westbrook 42,098 30-29 3 -3.0

6/9 CLE H-N W, 2-0 Lohse-Masterson-Motte 41,694 31-29 3 -2.0

6/10 CLE H-D L, 4-1 Pestano-Motte-C. Perez 43,400 31-30 3 -2.0

6/11 OPEN DATE 31-30 3 -2.0

6/12 CWS H-N L, 6-1 Quintana-Wainwright 40,972 31-31 3 -3.0

6/13 CWS H-N W, 1-0 Lynn-Peavy-Motte 40,045 32-31 3 -3.0

6/14 CWS H-N W, 5-3 Westbrook-Floyd-Motte 43,464 33-31 T2 -3.0

6/15 KC H-N L, 3-2 Mazzaro-Lohse-Broxton 42,001 33-32 T2 -4.0

6/16 KC H-D W, 10-7 Boggs-Collins-Motte 42,018 34-32 T2 -4.0

6/17 KC H-D L, 5-3 (15) Broxton-Sanchez 41,680 34-33 3 -5.0

6/18 OPEN DATE 34-33 3 -4.5

6/19 DET R-N L, 6-3 Verlander-Lynn-Coke 36,733 34-34 3 -4.5

6/20 DET R-N W, 3-1 WESTBROOK-Porcello 38,871 35-34 3 -3.5

6/21 DET R-D L, 2-1 (10) Benoit-Marte 40,776 35-35 3 -4.0

6/22 KC R-N W, 11-4 Kelly-Mazzaro 37,902 36-35 3 -3.0

6/23 KC R-D W, 8-2 Wainwright-Mendoza 37,240 37-35 3 -3.0

6/24 KC R-D W, 11-8 Marte-Collins 29,063 38-35 3 -2.0

6/25 MIA R-N W, 8-7 (10) Marte-Gaudin-Motte 27,369 39-35 T2 -2.0

6/26 MIA R-N W, 5-2 Lohse-Zambrano-Motte 25,444 40-35 2 -2.0

6/27 MIA R-N L, 5-3 A.Sanchez-Freeman-Bell 28,397 40-36 2 -2.0

6/28 OPEN DATE 40-36 3 -1.5

6/29 PIT H-N L, 14-5 Correia-Wainwright 45,382 40-37 3 -2.5

6/30 PIT H-D L, 7-3 Karstens-Lynn-Hughes 37,162 40-38 3 -3.5

JUNE TOTALS 459,916 13-14 3 -3.5

7/1 PIT H-D W, 5-4 Westbrook-Bedard-Motte 37,821 41-38 3 -2.5

7/2 COL H-N W, 9-3 Lohse-Chatwood 39,456 42-38 3 -2.5

7/3 COL H-N L, 3-2 Francis-Kelly-Betancourt 41,701 42-39 3 -2.5

7/4 COL H-N W, 4-1 Wainwright-Guthrie-Motte 42,338 43-39 3 -2.5

7/5 COL H-N W, 6-2 Lynn-Friedrich-Motte 41,751 44-39 3 -2.5

7/6 MIA H-N L, 3-2 Nolasco-Westbrook-Bell 46,721 44-40 3 -2.5

7/7 MIA H-D W, 3-2 Lohse-Zambrano-Motte 41,312 45-40 3 -2.5

7/8 MIA H-D W, 5-4 Boggs-Bell 38,436 46-40 3 -2.5

7/9 OPEN DATE 46-40 3 -2.5

7/10 ALL-STAR GAME - Kansas City, Mo. 46-40 3 -2.5

7/11 OPEN DATE 46-40 3 -2.5

7/12 OPEN DATE 46-40 3 -2.5

1ST HALF TOTALS 1,799,763 46-40 3 -2.5

H/R Time/ GA/

Date Opp. D/N Result Winner-Loser-Save Att. W-L STD GB

7/13 CIN R-N L, 5-3 Simon-Wainwright-Chapman 40,217 46-41 3 -2.5

7/14 CIN R-D L, 3-2 (10) LeCure-Marte 37,583 46-42 3 -3.5

7/15 CIN R-N L, 4-2 Bailey-Westbrook-Chapman 39,280 46-43 3 -4.5

7/16 MIL R-N W, 3-2 Motte-Axford 30,128 47-43 3 -3.5

7/17 MIL R-N L, 3-2 Wolf-Kelly-Rodriguez 30,491 47-44 3 -4.5

7/18 MIL R-D L, 4-3 Axford-Wainwright-Rodriguez 37,753 47-45 3 -4.5

7/19 OPEN DATE 47-45 3 -5.0

7/20 CHI H-N W, 4-1 Lohse-Dempster-Motte 43,786 48-45 3 -5.0

7/21 CHI H-N W, 12-0 Westbrook-Germano 43,424 49-45 3 -5.0

7/22 CHI H-D W, 7-0 Lynn-T. Wood 42,411 50-45 3 -5.0

7/23 LAD H-N L, 5-3 Billingsley-Kelly-Jansen 42,806 50-46 3 -6.0

7/24 LAD H-N W, 8-2 Wainwright-Kershaw 38,195 51-46 3 -6.0

7/25 LAD H-N W, 3-2 (12) Salas-Wright 37,841 52-46 3 -6.0

7/26 LAD H-D W, 7-4 Westbrook-Capuano-Motte 36,607 53-46 3 -5.5

7/27 CHI R-D W, 9-6 Lynn-T.Wood-Motte 40,778 54-46 3 -5.5

7/28 CHI R-D L, 3-2 Russell-Kelly-Marmol 41,276 54-47 3 -6.5

7/29 CHI R-D L, 4-2 (10) Russell-Rosenthal 39,534 54-48 3 -7.5

7/30 OPEN DATE 54-48 3 -7.0

7/31 COL R-N W, 11-6 Lohse-Francis 31,297 55-48 3 -7.0

JULY TOTALS 614,606 15-10 3 -7.0

8/1 COL R-N W, 9-6 Westbrook-Belisle 29,547 56-48 3 -7.0

8/2 COL R-N L, 8-2 Brothers-Salas 29,659 56-49 3 -8.0

8/3 MIL H-N W, 9-3 Kelly-Wolf 41,505 57-49 3 -8.0

8/4 MIL H-N W, 6-1 WAINWRIGHT-Rogers 42,036 58-49 3 -8.0

8/5 MIL H-N W, 3-0 Lohse-Estrada-Motte 40,274 59-49 3 -7.0

8/6 SF H-N W, 8-2 Westbrook-Cain 38,652 60-49 3 -6.0

8/7 SF H-N L, 4-2 Zito-Lynn-Affeldt 41,293 60-50 3 -6.0

8/8 SF H-N L, 15-0 Vogelsong-Kelly 36,906 60-51 3 -6.0

8/9 SF H-D W, 3-1 Wainwright-Bumgarner-Motte 32,810 61-51 3 -5.0

8/10 PHI R-N L, 3-1 Halladay-Browning-Papelbon 43,122 61-52 3 -6.0

8/11 PHI R-N W, 4-1 Westbrook-Lee-Motte 44,233 62-52 3 -6.0

8/12 PHI R-D L, 8-7 (11) Horst-Browning 42,877 62-53 3 -7.0

8/13 OPEN DATE 62-53 3 -7.0

8/14 ARI H-N W, 8-2 Kelly-Kennedy 34,587 63-53 3 -7.0

8/15 ARI H-N W, 5-2 Wainwright-Saunders-Motte 33,572 64-53 T2 -7.0

8/16 ARI H-N L, 2-1 Hernandez-Motte-Putz 36,758 64-54 3 -7.0

8/17 PIT H-N L, 2-1 McDonald-Westbrook-Hanrahan 38,689 64-55 3 -8.0

8/18 PIT H-D W, 5-4 Browning-Bedard-Motte 40,313 65-55 3 -7.5

8/19 PIT H-D L, 6-3 (19) W.Rodriguez-Browning 43,412 65-56 3 -8.5

8/20 OPEN DATE 65-56 3 -8.0

8/21 HOU H-N W, 7-0 WAINWRIGHT-Harrell 35,370 66-56 3 -8.0

8/22 HOU H-N W, 4-2 Lohse-Norris-Motte 35,198 67-56 2 -8.0

8/23 HOU H-D W, 13-5 Westbrook-Keuchel 30,343 68-56 2 -7.0

8/24 CIN R-N W, 8-5 Kelly-Latos-Motte 36,162 69-56 2 -6.0

8/25 CIN R-D L, 8-2 Leake-Garcia 41,680 69-57 2 -7.0

8/26 CIN R-D W, 8-2 Wainwright-Bailey 31,564 70-57 2 -6.0

8/27 PIT R-N W, 4-3 Lohse-Burnett-Motte 16,700 71-57 2 -6.0

8/28 PIT R-N L, 9-0 McDonald-Westbrook 17,492 71-58 2 -7.0

8/29 PIT R-N L, 5-0 W. Rodriguez-Kelly 19,398 71-59 2 -8.0

8/30 WSH R-N L, 8-1 E.Jackson-Garcia 23,269 71-60 2 -8.5

8/31 WSH R-N L, 10-0 G.GONZALEZ-Wainwright 29,499 71-61 2 -9.5

AUGUST TOTALS 601,718 16-13 2 -9.5

9/1 WSH R-D W, 10-9 Boggs-Storen-Motte 34,004 72-61 2 -8.5

9/2 WSH R-D L, 4-3 Mattheus-Lynn-Clippard 31,096 72-62 2 -9.5

9/3 NYM H-D W, 5-4 Kelly-McHugh-Motte 40,952 73-62 2 -8.5

9/4 NYM H-N W, 5-1 Garcia-Harvey 34,108 74-62 2 -8.5

9/5 NYM H-D L, 6-2 Dickey-Wainwright 30,090 74-63 2 -8.5

9/6 OPEN DATE 74-63 2 -8.5

9/7 MIL H-N L, 5-4 (13) Kintzler-Lynn-Axford 38,648 74-64 2 -8.5

9/8 MIL H-N L, 6-3 Fiers-Westbrook-Axford 40,422 74-65 2 -9.5

9/9 MIL H-D W, 5-4 (10) Lynn-Loe 39,919 75-65 2 -8.5

9/10 SD R-N L, 11-3 Stults-Garcia 18,081 75-66 2 -9.5

9/11 SD R-N L, 6-4 Volquez-Wainwright-Gregerson 29,887 75-67 2 -10.5

9/12 SD R-D L, 3-2 Richard-Lohse-Gregerson 16,442 75-67 2 -11.5

9/13 LAD R-N W, 2-1 Lynn-Rodriguez-Motte 43,309 76-67 2 -11.0

9/14 LAD R-N L, 8-5 Tolleson-Rosenthal 40,167 76-69 2 -11.0

9/15 LAD R-N L, 4-3 Belisario-Motte 42,449 76-70 2 -11.0

9/16 LAD R-D W, 5-2 (12) S.Miller-Ely-Motte 35,754 77-70 2 -11.0

9/17 OPEN DATE 77-70 2 -11.0

9/18 HOU H-N W, 4-1 Lohse-Abad-Motte 35,422 78-70 2 -11.0

9/19 HOU H-N W, 5-0 Lynn-Harrell-Motte 39,062 79-70 2 -11.0

9/20 HOU H-D W, 5-4 Garcia-Norris-Motte 34,788 80-70 2 -11.0

9/21 CHI R-D L, 5-4 (11) Cabrera-Kelly 29,100 80-71 2 -11.0

9/22 CHI R-D W, 5-4 (10) Boggs-Chapman-Motte 40,298 81-71 2 -11.0

9/23 CHI R-D W, 6-3 Lohse-Germano-Motte 33,354 82-71 2 -10.0

9/24 HOU R-N W, 6-1 Lynn-Abad 12,584 83-71 2 -9.5

9/25 HOU R-N W, 4-0 Garcia-Harrell 16,943 84-71 2 -9.5

9/26 HOU R-N L, 2-0 Norris-Carpenter-Lopez 18,712 84-72 2 -9.5

9/27 OPEN DATE 84-72 2 -10.0

9/28 WSH H-N W, 12-2 Wainwright-E.Jackson 39,166 85-72 2 -10.0

9/29 WSH H-N L, 6-4 (10) Storen-Freeman-Stammen 42,264 85-73 2 -10.0

9/30 WSH H-D W, 10-4 Lynn-Detwiler 40,084 86-73 2 -10.0

SEPT. TOTALS 424,925 15-12 2 -10.0

10/1 CIN H-N W, 4-2 Garcia-Arroyo-Motte 38,480 87-73 2 -9.0

10/2 CIN H-N L, 3-1 Latos-Carpenter-Chapman 39,644 87-74 2 -10.0

10/3 CIN H-N W, 1-0 Marte-Broxton-Motte 42,509 88-74 2 -9.0

OCT. TOTALS 120,633 2-1 2 -9.0

2ND HALF TOTALS 1,462,346 42-34 2 -9.0

SEASON TOTALS 3,262,109 88-74 2 -9.0

Results of Cardinals starting pitchers, with record, team record in his starts,average innings pitched per start, strikeouts per 9 innings and run support:

STL rec. in Avg. IP Ks per Run

Pitcher Starts QS W-L his starts per start 9 IP supportCarpenter 3 2 0-2 0-3 5.2 6.4 1.7 (5)Garcia 20 12 7-7 8-12 6.0 7.2 4.2 (84)Kelly 16 10 4-6 7-9 5.2 5.8 4.4 (71)Lohse 33 24 16-3 21-12 6.1 6.1 4.4 (144)Lynn 29 16 17-5 21-8 6.0 9.1 5.9 (171)S.Miller 1 1 0-0 1.0 6.0 10.5 1.0 (1)Wainwright 32 18 14-13 16-16 6.0 8.3 4.5 (145)Westbrook 28 16 13-11 14-14 6.1 5.5 5.1 (144)

Starter’s Totals 162 99 71-46 88-74 6.0 7.2 4.7 (765)

989.1 IP 789 Ks

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