� DEFENDING CHAMPS: The 2011 World Champion St. Louis Cardinals are in the midst of their 121st season ofplay in the National League and own a 64-55 mark, standing 3rd in the N.L. Central, 8.0 GB of Cincinnati & 2.0 GBof Pittsburgh...the Cards were 64-55 after 119 games in 2011 & 64-56 after 120 games.� SO CLOSE: The Cardinals have lost consecutive 2-1 games for just the sixth time in franchise history accordingto Tom Orf of SABR...the last time they lost back-to-back games by the scores of 2-1 was April 16-17, 1997 vs.Florida...St. Louis has allowed 25 HR’s in “close & late” situations, tied with Toronto for most in the majors...theRedbirds have hit 17 HR’s (14th, MLB) in “close & late” situations.� HOME COOKING: The Cardinals continue a stretch of 16-of-19 games at home over a period of 21 days thatbegan Aug. 3...the Cardinals are 36-25 (.590) at home and rank 3rd (1. Reds, 2. Pirates) for the best home winningpct. in the National League (7th MLB)....through the first 11 home games in that stretch, the Cardinals are 7-4,batting .261 with 2.73 ERA and averaging 4.2 runs per game...the Cards are 13-5 at home since the All-Star break.� RBI MACHINES: Carlos Beltran (83) & Matt Holliday (81) are ranked 1-2 among National League RBI leadersthis season...since the major leagues began recording RBIs in 1920, no Cardinals players have ever finished one-two in the league in RBIs. (Elias)...EARLY & LATE POWER: Beltran has hit 13 of his team-high 28 HR’s in the 1st or2nd inning, including each of his last five...Matt Holliday has hit three of the Cardinals 11 go-ahead homers thisseason that have come after the 5th inning.

TODAY’S GAME: The Cardinals and Pirates meetthis afternoon in the middle game of their 3-gameweekend series, as the Cardinals continue their 9-game (1-2 vs ARI, 0-1 vs. PIT, HOU-3) homestand...first pitch is set for 3:05 p.m. CDT today with FOXSports televising the game with Dick Stockton andEric Karros on the call.

LAST NIGHT: The Cardinals dropped their 2nd-straight 2-1 decision, managing just 4 hits, two byDavid Freese...Jake Westbrook allowed just tworuns (one earned) in his 7.2 IP, but he was thehard-luck loser...Tony Cruz’s RBI-groundout platedthe lone Cardinals run after Carlos Beltran singledand Freese doubled him to third in the 7th inning.

COMING UP: The Cardinals and Pirates concludetheir series tomorrow afternoon at 1:15 p.m.CT...after an open date on Monday, the Cardinalswelcome Houston to town for the first time thisseason, beginning a 3-game series next Tuesday.

CARDS & PIRATES: The Cardinals and Piratesare meeting for their fourth series of the seasonand for the third and final series here in St. Louis...St. Louis dropped 2-of-3 to PIT here at BuschJune 29-July 1 after having won the first two se-ries meetings...the season series is knotted at 5-5 following the Cardinals loss last night...theCardinals won the season series in 2011 againstthe Pirates 9-7 (4-3 at Busch Stadium)...the Car-dinals head to the Steel City later this month(Aug. 27-29) for their final series match-up...since 1900, the Pirates lead the all-time series1,115-1,065... the Cardinals are 30-22 at BuschStadium III vs. the Bucs.

MIKE MATHENY: Mike Matheny became the49th manager in St. Louis Cardinals team historywhen he was named to the position on Novem-ber 14, 2011...Matheny was a catcher for the Car-dinals from 2000-04, helping the club to thepostseason in four of those five seasons includingthe 2004 National League Championship team...Mike had a 13-year Major League career playingwith Milwaukee, Toronto, St. Louis and San Fran-cisco, winning four Rawlings Gold Gloves (2000,2003-05), and retiring from the game in 2006 dueto concussion symptoms...he holds the M.L.catching record for consecutive errorless games(252) and for consecutive errorless chances(1,565)...at 41 years of age, he is the youngest ac-tive manager in the majors.

LAST SEASON: The Cardinals won the NationalLeague Wild Card with a 90-72 record, clinchingon the final day of the regular season after trail-ing the Atlanta Braves by 10.5 games on August24...the Cardinals went on to win their 11thWorld Championship by defeating the TexasRangers four games to three in the World Series.

TRANSACTIONS/INJURIES: Memphis (AAA) firstbaseman Mark Hamilton was outrighted andgiven his unconditional yesterday...LHP BrianFuentes was placed on the restricted list Tuesdayfor personal reasons...Yadier Molina has missedthe past three games with back tightness...sore-ness in his surgically repaired right knee forcedLance Berkman on the D.L. on 8/3...Kyle McClellanhad season-ending surgery on his right shoulderover the All-Star break...Chris Carpenter under-went neurogenic thoracic outlet surgery, 7/19.

Cardinals Disabled List

Date GamesPlayer & Injury DL MissedC. Carpenter, right shoulder 3/26 119K. McClellan, right elbow strain 5/18 81J. Garcia, left shoulder strain 6/6 63L. Berkman, right knee 8/3 14

Cardinals Recent TransactionsAug. 17: Memphis (AAA) 1B Mark Hamilton out-righted and given unconditional release.Aug. 14: Transferred LHP Jaime Garcia fromSpringfield (AA) to Memphis (AAA) on injuryrehab. assignment. LHP Brian Fuentes placed onrestricted list and RHP Trevor Rosenthal recalled

St. Louis Cardinals (64-55) vs. Pittsburgh Pirates (66-53) Game #120 � Busch Stadium � August 18, 2012

Lance Lynn (13-5, 3.65) vs. Erik Bedard (7-12, 4.56)

REDBIRD RUNDOWN: HOMESTAND: 2-2, .216 BA; 27-125, 4 HR, 14 RBI� #3 CARLOS BELTRAN...Homestand: 2-15, .133...Streak: 1G (1-3, .333)...was 1-3 with lone run scored last night...hit HRin back-to-back games on 8/9 vs SF & 8/10 at PHI...recorded 7th OF asst. (T6th in NL, 3rd among RFers) and 5th in monthof August vs. SF (8/7)...hit 8 HR in last 23 games...ranks among NL leaders in HR’s (28, 2nd), RBI (83, 1st), SLG (.533, 8th)and runs (69, 14th)...hit 200th career NL HR on 7/22 vs. CHI...started in RF for N.L. in All-Star Game (7th selection)...col-lected his 2,000th hit 6/29 vs. PIT becoming the 29th switch-hitter in MLB history with 2,000 hits...had career and MLBseason best 9G RBI streak 6/22-7/2...hit 400th career 2B on 7/1 vs PIT...stole 300th career base 6/15 vs. KC, only the 8thplayer & 1st ever switch-hitter with 300 HR & 300 SB...had 12-game hit streak 6/6-20...named N.L. Player of the Week(5/7-13)...first Cardinal since Pujols (‘09) to have both 6 (5/8 vs. ARI) & 7 RBI (5/1 vs. PIT) games in same season...leadsteam with 13 GWRBI (T3rd, NL) & 25 go-ahead RBI (1st)...he (330) and Berkman (360) are among just nine switch-hittersall-time w/300+ HR’s.� #13 MATT CARPENTER...Homestand: 1-3, .333, 2 RBI...Streak: 0-2...hit PH 2 RBI double on Tue...tied career best with4 hits at PHI (8/12) & had 3 RBI....has 10 pinch-hit RBI, most by an STL rookie since Joe Frazier (15, 1954, team record),T2nd in NL (11, Guzman, SD)...his HR snapped 6-6 tie in 4th inn., at CHI (7/27) & was GWRBI...had 1st career SB on 7/24vs. LAD...activated from 15-day D.L. on 6/22; injured right oblique 5/22...is 7-25 (.280) as PH w/10 RBI & 5 2B...18 of 30RBI have come at home...T1st among NL rookies with 5 triples (T10th NL) and T5th with 30 RBI...has made 24 starts at 1B,4 in RF, 7 at 3B, 2 in LF, 1 at 2B.� #21 ALLEN CRAIG...Homestand: 5-15, .333, 1 HR, 3 RBI...Streak: 7G (8-29, .276)...hit 26th double last night to extendhit streak to 7G...had RBI in 3 games (8/14-16)...hit HR #18 on Wed vs ARI...3-5 with 2 doubles at PHI (8/11), 5th gamewith multiple doubles...has 62 RBI in 77 games (4.74 AB/RBI)...hit 2 HR vs. SF (8/7), his 2nd multi-HR game of season (4thcareer)...leads NL in batting w/RISP (.385, 30-78)...on base all 5 times 7/31 at COL w/3 1B’s & 2 BB’s, 3 RBI...had two 2B’sin 7th inn. on 7/22; 1st Card since Jerry Mumphrey (5/30/77) to have 2-2B’s in an inning...26 doubles is 2nd on team(T20th, NL)...has 17 multi-RBI games...activated from DL on 6/1 after missing 14 G’s (left hamstring strain)...started theseason on the D.L. recovering from off-season knee surgery (fractured right knee cap) and was activated on 5/1...appearedin 13 games (.373 BA) w/5 HRs & 19 RBI between DL stints...has made 50 starts at 1B, 17 in RF, 5 in LF...career .377 BA(29-77) with 5 HR (15 XBH total) and 16 RBI in 25 G vs. Pirates.� #48 TONY CRUZ...Homestand: 2-9, .222...Streak: 0-3...has reached base safely in each of his last nine starts...made22nd start last night, 3rd in a row for 2nd time this season (7/6-8)...was 2-5 with a 2B, his 4th multi-hit game at PHI(8/12)...has an extra base hit in 7-of-last-11 starts...was 2-4 w/2 RBI vs. LAD (7/26)....went 1-4 with GWRBI, a 2-RBI triple(1st career) 7/7 vs. MIA...had 7 RBI in July...went 2-3 w/ first ML HR 6/27 at MIA, & first RBI of season...was on OpeningDay roster for 1st time...appeared in 38G for Cards in ‘11 & was flawless defensively at five positions, making starts at C,1B, 3B & RF.� #33 DANIEL DESCALSO...Homestand: 2-12, .167...Streak: 0-8...went 2-4, first multi-hit game since 8/5 vs MIL onWed...snapped 0-18 with a single on at PHI (8/12)...had season-high 3 hits w/3B & RBI vs MIL (8/5)...started 5G at SS (7/28-8/2)...tied for team lead with 5 triples (T10th, NL)...was 2-3 w/3B, SB, RBI 7/27 at CHI...had career-best 7G hit streak from6/17-24 (8-22, .364)...hit safely in 45 of 69 starts...started 51 games at 2B, 11 at SS & 7 at 3B...has 11 fielding gems.� #23 DAVID FREESE...Homestand: 5-15, .333, 1 HR, 2 RBI...Streak: 3G (5-12, .417, 1 HR)...had 2nd straight multi-hitgame last night w/2B...had 2 inf. singles on Thu...snapped 0-20 with a two-run HR (#16) on Wed...had career-high 12G(7/16-8/1) hit streak (20-42, .476)...led majors w/.458 BA & .562 OBP in July...had 9th 3-hit game vs. LAD (7/26), incl. 2-run single for GWRBI, left w/right calf cramping & missed 7/27-28 at CHI...given team’s Heart & Hustle award byMLBPA...has hiked his BA 40 pts. (.261 on June 9 to current .301, 10th in NL), by batting .344 (66-192) over his last 54games...his .367 OBP is 12th in NL, T20th in RBI (66)...was winner of the 34th man vote on the All-Star team...has 29 two-out RBI, T7th in NL...has 38 multi-hit games (T7th, NL). � #15 RAFAEL FURCAL...Homestand: 5-12, .417, 2 RBI...Streak: 0-3...was 2-2 w/3B & sac bunt on Thu...had XBH in 3 str.games on Thu., for first time since 8/31-9/2 (HR in 3 str.)...went 2-4 with triple, double and 2 RBI on Wed...missed fivegames with back stiffness 7/31-8/4...hit GWing/walk-off single in 12th on 7/25 vs LAD, his 5th GWRBI... batting .538 (14-26) in the 9th inning...started at SS in the All-Star Game, playing 7 innings (1-3 w/ triple)...has recorded 11th MLB seasonw/10+ steals...ranks 9th in NL singles (91), T9th with 17 infield singles...has 31 multi-hit games & 11 3+ hit games (T8th,NL)...his 43 RBI in lead-off position are 2nd in NL...had 12-game hit streak (.510 BA) 4/29-5/13... played in his 1,500thcareer game 4/22 at PIT & scored his 1,000 run 4/24 at CHI...became 6th different Opening Day SS in 6 seasons for STL...30career leadoff HR’s are 4th among actives & 314 career SB’s are 12th...has 68 career triples (10th, actives). � #7 MATT HOLLIDAY...Homestand: 1-15, .067, 1 HR, 2 RBI...Streak: 0-13...hit HR #23, a 437 ft. shot to LF on Tue...22ndHR, a three-run GW shot in 6th, Sat. at PHI...had 17th career 2-HR game (#20 & #21) 8/1 at COL & matched season highw/5 RBI...hit HR #19 & had 4 RBI on 7/31 at COL...ranks among NL leaders in batting (.306, 8th), OBP (.386, 8th), SLG (.534,9th) RBI (81, T2nd), hits (136, T5th), HR (23, T6th), walks (55, 6th), 2B’s (28, T15th) & runs (75, 7th)...is 72-204 (.353) with13 HR, 46 RBI, 18 doubles in last 53 games...reached base by hit or walk in 41 consec. starts (6/22-8/8)...hit Busch Std. IIIrecord 469 ft. HR on 7/20...had team-best 15-game hit streak (.390 BA) 6/27-7/16...was All-Star replacement for YadierMolina, going 1-1 w/RBI...batted .363 in both June (5th in NL) & July (10th)...his 22 July RBI were 2nd in NL...leads teamwith 43 multi-hit games (T3rd, NL), 11 3-hit games (T8th, NL)...did not play for 1st time this season on 6/6; has played in116 of 119 games...2nd on team w/10 GWRBI. � #8 RYAN JACKSON...Homestand: DNP...Streak: 0-3...made MLB debut at PHI (8/11) going 0-3 with a fielding gem...pur-chased from Memphis (AAA) on 8/10...batted .269, 10 HR, 45 RBI with 23 doubles in 113 games...played 98G at SS and13G at 2B...had 28 multi-hit games (4, four-hit games) and ranked 1st on team with 12 sac bunts...hit grand slam on 7/21vs. OKC...had 5 HR in 21G since 7/19...played college baseball at Univ. of Miami-FL...named Best Defensive Infielder inCardinals system by Baseball America’s Best Tools Survey in 2011. � #19 JON JAY...Homestand: 2-13, .154, 1 HR, 2 RBI...Streak: 0-9...had 8G hit streak (17-32, .531) from 8/6-14...went 2-4, HR (#4), 2 RBI, IBB and fielding gem on Tue vs. ARI...was 3-5 w/2 RBI & 3R on Sun at PHI...batting .415 (4th, NL) since8/6, ranking T2nd in NL in hits (17) and T4th in OBP (.500)...20 hits rank T6th in NL in August...had 4 multi-hit games inseries vs. SF (8/6-9) w/ 2 SB, and 10 hits...leads team with 13 SB...tied career best going 4-4 w/2 RBI vs. SF (8/6)...was 2-4 w/3B & RBI at COL (8/2), first triple since 5/8 at ARI...set career-high of 4 hits 7/22 vs. CHI & 1st GWRBI of season...ac-tivated from 15-day D.L. 6/22...placed on D.L. 5/16 (R shoulder sprain)...has 20 multi-hit games (6 since Aug. 6); seven3-hit games; two 4-hit games...ran off 11-game hit streak 4/11-5/2, one shy of career high...team leader w/13 def. gems.� #4 YADIER MOLINA...Homestand: 0-3, .000...Streak: 0-3...did not play last three games...was 2-3 with 2B & HBP at PHI(8/11), 2nd HBP in 2G...season-long hitting streak snapped at 11 G (7/25-8/7) vs. SF (8/8)...has 3 SB in the month of Au-gust...went 3-4, 2R, 2 SB and caught runner stealing vs. MIL (8/3)...hit 2-run HR (#16-career high) at CHI (7/27)...has retired7 base stealers since 7/23...voted by players as N.L. All-Star, but was on bereavement list 7/6-8 & missed ASG...leads MLcatchers w/ 11 SB’s, 10th catcher with 10 SB in a season since 2004..has 32 multi-hit games, 3rd on team w/22doubles...4th among NL catchers in HR (16), 2nd in BA (.312, 8th NL) & 5th RBI (54)...Gold Glover past 4 seasons & 4-time All-Star...won inaugural Rawlings Platinum Glove for best defender...played 1000th career game on 6/12.� #43 SHANE ROBINSON...Homestand: 0-2, .000...Streak: 0-4...had PH walk vs. SF (8/8)...recalled 8/3 and went 1-3 withBB and run vs. MIL...was optioned on 7/13 and played in 18 games at Triple-A, hitting .300 w/ 5 SB...was 2-4 with GW-RBI(1st of career) 7/1 vs. PIT... leads the team w/33 PH ABs & tied w/7 PH...has made 26 starts (CF-25, RF-1).� #55 SKIP SCHUMAKER...Homestand: 2-4, .500...Streak: 1G (2-4, .500)...was 2-4 with a run on Tue...reached on errorin PH at bat Sun. at PHI...recorded PH single in 8th vs. SF (8/6)...had 3B, 1B & BB at COL (7/31)...his .475 OBP in July was3rd in NL...had 2 hits & BB in leadoff spot at CHI (7/28)...was 2-2 off bench vs. LAD (7/26)...hit safely in 34 of 42 starts (47-146, .322, 17 RBI)...batting .390 (16-41, 17 RBI) w/RISP...has 23 starts at 2B, 15 in CF, 2 in RF...was DLed from start ofseason to 4/19 w/strained right oblique & 5/31-6/19 w/right hamstring strain...batting .238 (5-21, 2 RBI) as PH.

Sun., Aug. 19 vs. PIRATES: Jaime Garcia (3-4, 4.48) vs. Jeff Karstens (4-3, 3.91) 1:15 p.m.*Mon., Aug. 20: OPEN DATE

Times listed are Central...All games broadcast on KMOX Radio*Fox Sports Midwest +FOX Network %ESPN @ESPN2 !TBS ^MLB Network

UPCOMING GAMES & PITCHING PROBABLES

MITCHELL BOGGS (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO8/9 - SF H-19 1.0 0 0 0 0 18/12 - PHI BSv-3 2.0 1 1 1 0 18/14 - ARI 1.0 0 0 0 0 18/15 - ARI H-20 1.0 0 0 0 0 28/16 - ARI H-21 1.0 0 0 0 0 0

BARRET BROWNING (LHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO8/3 - MIL H-4 0.1 0 0 0 0 08/7 - SF 1.0 1 0 0 0 08/8 - SF 2.0 1 0 0 1 08/10 - PHI L-1 1.0 2 2 2 0 18/12 - PHI L-2 1.2 2 1 1 1 0

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 14 218/3 - MIL W-2 5.2 10 3 3 2 48/8 - SF L-5 5.0 9 7 4 1 38/14 - ARI W-3 6.1 6 2 2 2 6

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

APRIL 4-0, 1.62 33.1 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 7 258/5 - MIL W-12 6.0 4 0 0 3 68/10 - PHI 7.0 4 1 1 2 78/16 - ARI 6.2 4 0 0 3 5

LANCE LYNN (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SOAPRIL 4-0, 1.33 27.0 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 7 258/2 - COL 6.0 7 2 2 4 48/7 - SF L-5 6.0 8 4 4 3 68/12 - PHI 5.0 4 4 4 2 2

JASON MOTTE (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO8/5 - MIL S-24 1.0 0 0 0 1 28/9 - SF S-25 1.0 0 0 0 1 28/11 - PHI S-26 1.0 0 0 0 0 28/15 - ARI S-27 1.0 0 0 0 0 18/16 - ARI BSv5,L4 0.2 3 2 2 0 1

EDWARD MUJICA (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO8/5 - MIL H-15 1.0 1 0 0 0 08/6 - SF H-16 1.0 1 0 0 0 18/12 - PHI 1.0 0 0 0 0 18/14 - ARI H-17 0.2 1 0 0 0 18/15 - ARI H-18 1.0 0 0 0 0 1

TREVOR ROSENTHAL (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO7/21 - CHI 1.0 1 0 0 0 07/23 - LAD 2.0 0 0 0 0 17/29 - CHI L-1 0.0 2 2 2 0 08/3 - SAC 5.0 3 1 1 1 88/8 - FRE 5.0 6 6 6 2 5

MARC RZEPCZYNSKI (LHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO8/8 - SF 0.2 0 0 0 0 08/11 - PHI H-15 0.1 0 0 0 0 08/12 - PHI 0.0 0 2 2 2 08/16 - ARI H-16 0.1 0 0 0 0 18/18 - PIT 0.1 0 0 0 0 1

FERNANDO SALAS (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO8/7 - SF 1.0 2 0 0 0 08/12 - PHI 1.0 0 0 0 1 18/14 - ARI 1.0 0 0 0 0 18/16 - ARI 0.1 0 0 0 0 18/18 - PIT 1.0 0 0 0 0 1

ADAM WAINWRIGHT (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SOAPRIL 0-3, 7.32 19.2 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 5 328/4 - MIL W-9 9.0 5 1 1 0 78/9 - SF W-10 7.0 5 1 1 3 78/15 - ARI W-11 6.0 5 2 2 1 5

JAKE WESTBROOK (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SOAPRIL 3-1, 1.30 27.2 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 7 248/1 - COL W-10 6.0 9 5 5 4 28/6 - SF W-11 6.0 7 2 2 0 48/11 - PHI W-12 7.2 4 1 1 2 38/18 - PIT L-9 7.2 6 2 1 3 3

PITCHING LOGS

BULLPEN BRIEFS: 10-20, 4.21 ERA, 324.2 IP, 297 H, 156 R, 152 ER, 43 HR, 124 BB, 280 SO

27/43 SV/OPP ... 73 HOLDS ... 349/236 FBF (68%) ... 171/46 IR/S (27%)� #41 MITCHELL BOGGS...0/3 SV...21 HLD...56/41 FBF...31/4 IR/S...Appeared in 4-straight games for STL (8/12-16), earning Holds in the last two w/ per-fect 8th IP each game vs. ARI...suffered 3rd BSv of yr giving up 3-run HR in 8th at PHIlast Sun...earned 19th Hold with 1-2-3 inn., 8/9 vs. SF...snapped 23-straight scorelessstreak (20.1 IP, 6/4-8/5) 8/8 vs. SF, allowing grand slam...streak was team and personalhigh...allowed both IRs to score for the go-ahead runs in 7/15 vs. CIN, had not allowedIRS since 5/25 vs. PHI (15 str.)...ranks T10th in NL with 18.2 IRS pct...T8th in NL with 56apps...has induced 7 DP, T8th among NL relievers.� #62 BARRET BROWNING...0/0 SV...4 HLD...19/13 FBF...4/2 IR/S...Suffered both losses at PHI last weekend: infield hit allowed winning run in the 11thon Sun, allowed 2-run HR to Utley for first MLB decision/loss 8/10...pitched 2.0 score-less 8/8 vs. SF, his most IP since his debut on 6/30...lefties are 5-31, righties 8-31 ...re-tired his first 14 BF after his Major League debut on 6/30 (4+outings, 4.2 IP)...went 2perfect IP including K in debut...purchased from Memphis (AAA) on 6/30...27-year-oldwas selected in minor league Rule V draft 12/8/11 from LAA...2-3, 1.89 ERA in 30 gms,38.0 IP with 36 K’s at AAA w/ streak of 13 straight scoreless (15.1 IP) 5/15-6/17...named lone All-Star rep from Memphis for AAA All-Star game.� #30 JASON MOTTE...27/32 SV...0 HLD...46/32 FBF...12/3 IR/S...Suffered 5th BSv of season and 4th loss Thur vs. ARI, giving up 2 HRs on 2 pitches inthe 9th for a 2-1 loss...had converted saves in his previous 13 straight opps (last BSv6/17 vs. KC)...earned save w/perfect 9th Wed...had 1-2-3 inning last Sat. at PHI for26th save...nailed down 25th save 8/9 vs. SF, 22nd time STL pitcher has 25+ saves...had 10-game scoreless streak snapped 7/31 at COL, but fanned 3...struck out side7/26 vs. LAD for Sv #22...ranks 4th in N.L. w/27 saves, 3rd in games finished (42)... be-came 5th Cards pitcher to reach 20 SV before ASB on 7/7 vs. MIA...is T10th among NLrelievers with 4 wins.� #44 EDWARD MUJICA...2/6 SV...18 HLD...48/35 FBF...15/3 IR/S...Has Holds in 6 of 7 apps since joining STL; has pitched the 7th each outing...his 6th Hwith STL came Wed. w/ perfect 7th...got final 2 outs of 7th Tue vs. ARI...made STLdebut 8/1 at COL...acquired at the trade deadline 7/31 from MIA for minor league INFZack Cox...has held RHB’s to .207 BA (18-87)...had 2 SV & 12 Holds with 4.38 ERA in 41games w/MIA this season...fanned season-high 3 7/20 vs. PIT...worked season-high 3.0IP 6/16 at TB...his last save came 5/6 at SD...was DLed for 1st time career 6/30-7/17(fractured right toe)...since 2009 ranks 3rd among ML relievers in IP (268.1) & T17 inNL w/50 Holds...played for CLE, SD & FLA/MIA during 7-year career.� #64 TREVOR ROSENTHAL...0/0 SV...0 HLD...4/2 FBF...0/0 IR/S...Recalled Tue. replacing B. Fuentes (restricted list)...was optioned to Triple-A on 8/1where he made 2 starts...purchased from Springfield (AA) on 7/16 and made MajorLeague debut at MIL (7/18); threw scoreless IP, K’d 2 w/2 BB; first K (C. Hart) regis-tered at 100 MPH...suffered 1st loss on 7/29 at CHI, allowing 2-run HR in 10th...fired2.0 perfect IP on 7/23 vs. LAD...22-year old made 17 starts and was 8-6, 2.78 ERA (2ndTexas League), 94.0 IP w/ 83 K’s to 37 walks, at time of 1st call-up...hails from Lee’sSummit, Mo., and was drafted in the 21st round of the 2009 draft by STL.� #34 MARC RZEPCZYNSKI...0/5 SV...16 HLD...55/34 FBF...34/6 IR/S...Stranded IR w/K in 0.1 IP last night...fanned BF Thur vs. ARI for 16th H, stranding 2...moved inot 9th in NL with 17.6 IRS pct...walked both BFs last Sun at PHI who laterscored...retired Utley and earned 15th Hold last Sat at PHI...pitched scoreless 9th 8/7vs. SF, final 0.2 scoreless 8/8...allowed HR in 9th 8/1 at COL, snapping 10G scorelessstrk...induced 6 DP, T13th among NL relievers...T12th in NL app. (55).� #59 FERNANDO SALAS...0/1 SV...6 HLD...45/27 FBF...21/4 IR/S...Had his 6th-straight (5.1 IP) scoreless outing w/1.0 IP last night...retired final ARI bat-ter in 9th Thur, stranding IR...pitched final frame in Tue.’s win...allowed 2 hits in 1.0 IP8/7 vs. SF, but faced just 3 as erased 2: CS & OF assist...stranded 2 IR 7/31 at COL for6th Hold...earned 1st win of season on 7/25, his 5th app. of 2.0 or more IP...went 8scoreless (9.1 IP) from 7/3-22 after allowing runs in 4 straight 6/22-29 (2.2IP)...recalledon 6/7... opened season on roster & made 18 app. before 5/26 option...at Memphis(AAA) was 1-0, 1 SV in 4 gm w/5 K...led Cards w/ 24 Sv in ‘11.

Date/Opp. 8/3 8/4 8/5 8/6 8/7 8/8 8/9 8/10 8/11 8/12 8/14 8/15 8/16 8/17 8/18 8/19 8/21 8/22 8/23 8/24 8/25 8/26 8/27 8/28 8/29 8/30 8/31 9/1

PLAYER BREWERS GIANTS PHILLIES D-BACKS PIRATES ASTROS REDS PIRATES NATIONALS

Beltran o2oko 41oo edd2 4kow 2000 ocwo 4ko 4ko1 kko1 o2kook kkko o2ko oook ko1w

Carpenter, M w 1 d dw41 2 k k 211k1o 2 o k

Craig k12oc o1ko koo2 ooo2o k44w cofo oko2 2k21k o1kwo1o12ok oo4k ow1k d2wk

Cruz o 2od1o oo1w ko1o owo

Descalso d2b1 2ko 311c okood o ooo ooo oco o ow1koo oe11 okoo kooo

Freese o1ok kkoo oo11 wkf1 o1ok oook koo oko kood w owko o4ok 11kk o12k

Furcal oocew oooo o 1kwo ooo1 koo kok ooow k1obo 3obo 2o3o 21b kko

Holliday 1ooo1 o1oo k21k ok2o 1ooo owo kko ooko 1o41k ocoood o4wc kook oodk ooko

Jackson ooo

Jay ow4o woco 1111 o11o 11oo 1w2o o1ko oo1oh wk1o21 ok4w1owko okho wkoo

Molina 1o11 o1ko oo12 ko1w oo12 ooo ooo oho 2o1h odow

Robinson ow1o o w k c o

Schumaker o 1ook 1 oooo o e oo11

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

LANCE LYNN • RHP • 6-5 • 250 • 25 yrs #31vs. Pirates

� Will make his 24th start of the 2012 season, his fourth start of the year vs.Pittsburgh and fifth career game (one relief app, 2011) vs. the Pirates overall.

� Is 2-1 with a 4.35 ERA against PIT in previous outings; 2-1, with a 4.34 ERA in histhree starts this season.

� Won his first two starts this year [7.0 IP, R at PIT (4/20) and 6.2 IP, 2R vs. PIT(5/2)] before allowing six runs (4 in the first) in 5.0 IP on 6/30 at Busch Stadium forthe loss.

� Is 6-3 with a 3.15 ERA in nine starts at Busch this season, 7-2 and 3.98 ERA in 14road starts. Seven road wins are T5th in N.L.

� Owns an 9-1 career mark with a 2.72 ERA and 84 strikeouts in 79.1 IP, in 11starts (19 app.) vs. NL Central opponents.

2012 Season & Career� Was elected by player vote to his first ever All-Star game but did not appear inthe game at Kansas City.

� Ranks T6th in the NL with 13 wins and 8th in winning pct (.722).� Is 14th with 135 strikeouts and 9th in strikeouts/9 IP (8.80).� Leads the National League (3rd, MLB) with a 6.78 run support average.� Has three starts with 10 strikeouts or more.� Did not get a decision in his last start at Philly (8/12) after allowing four runs in5.0 innings in an eventual 8-7, 11-inning loss.

� Suffered his first loss since June 30th vs. SF (8/7) allowing four runs over 6.0innings with six strikeouts in a 4-2 loss.

� At COL on 8/2 he pitched his 13th quality start with 6.0 IP and 2 runs allowed,but did not get a decision as the bullpen allowed six runs in the final two framesfor an 8-2 loss.

� Earned his 3rd consecutive win, improving his mark vs. the Cubs to 4-0 thisseason, tossing 5.0 IP and allowed six runs in a 9-6 win at Wrigley Field (7/27).Knocked in first run on sac fly.

TODAY’S STARTING PITCHER

JAIME GARCIA • LHP • 6-2 • 215 • 25 yrs #54vs. Pirates

� Will make his first start since 6/5, missing 64 games with a left shoulder strain. � This is his 12th start of the season, first against the Pirates this season. He hasfaced Pittsburgh four previous times, two starts.

� Is 1-1 with a 1.08 ERA in his previous outings against the Buccos. Allowed just asingle run in each of his two starts, throwing 6.0 innings in 2010 and 7.1 in 2011.

� Against N.L. Central opponents this season holds a 2-3 record in seven startswith a 4.91 ERA.

� In five starts at Busch Stadium in 2012 is 1-2, 3.86 ERA. Has a 2.58 ERA in hiscareer at Busch Stadium, ranking 3rd to Carlos Zambrano (2.05) and SeanMarshall (2.43) among pitchers with at least five starts.

� Seven hits pace St. Louis pitchers.2012 Season & Career

� Will have missed 64 games while on the D.L. before his start tomorrow. Madefour rehab starts: one at High-A Plam Beach, two at Double-A Springfield and afinal rehab start at Triple-A Memphis.

� In his last rehab start at Memphis (8/14) facing Salt Lake City, allowed a 2-run HRover 5.0 innings, throwing 93 pitches, 60 striikes.

� His last start for St. Louis came on 6/5 at HOU where he allowed six runs over2.0 innings pitched of a 9-8 loss. The start came after having extra rest when anoff-day on 5/31 allowed the team to skip his turn in the rotation.

� Credited with loss #3 in his start on 5/26 vs. PHI. Allowed all four runs in a 4-0shutout, giving up six hits, two walks and striking out six.

� Did not get a decision in the win on 5/21, pitching 7.0+ innings and giving up 2runs in the 4-3 win over SD. Struck out 7 and walked only one.

� Tied his career high of nine strikeouts for the third time (all vs. NL West opp.) atSan Francisco in his last start (5/16), scattering nine hits for his 30th career winmaking him the 25th LHP in Cardinals history to record 30 with the club.

TOMORROW’S STARTING PITCHER

LYNN 2012 RUNS ALLOWED

Inning 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

23 Starts 21 11 7 8 4 4 2 0 --

Total Runs: 57 Earned Runs: 56

LYNN SEASON & CAREER

W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO2010 MEM13-10 4.77 29 29 164.0 164 96 87 62 141

2011 MEM 7-3 3.84 12 12 75.0 79 33 32 25 64

STL 1-1 3.12 18 2 34.2 25 12 12 11 40

2012 STL 13-5 3.65 23 23 138.0 128 57 56 50 135

Career 14-6 3.50 41 25 174.2 153 69 68 61 175

LYNN vs. PIRATES W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO2011 0-0 4.50 1 0 2.0 2 1 1 2 2

2012 2-1 4.34 3 3 18.2 14 9 9 6 16

Career 2-1 4.35 4 3 20.2 16 10 10 8 18

Last win vs. PIT: 5/2/12 (12-3 vs. PIT)

LYNN CAREER HITTING TOTALS AVG. AB H HR RBI SH

2012 .077 39 3 0 1 8

Career .070 43 3 0 1 8

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

Matt Adams 6/5/12 at HOU 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Carlos Beltran 8/10/12 at PHI 33/3... 5/11/12 vs. ATL 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 7/27/12 at CHI 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Allen Craig 8/15/12 vs. ARI 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 6/6/12 at HOU 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---David Freese 8/15/12 vs. ARI 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... ---Tyler Greene 5/21/12 vs. SD 1/1... 5/6/12 at HOU 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Matt Holliday 8/14/12 vs. ARI 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... ---Yadier Molina 7/27/12 at CHI 2/0... 8/21/11 at CHI 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 3/1... 5/27/12 vs. PHIShane Robinson 6/7/12 at HOU 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Skip Schumaker 6/19/11 vs. KC 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 89 53 82 41 64 69 73 61 41 3 0 2 578OPPONENTS 80 41 36 47 34 74 56 51 37 8 1 5 470

SCORING BY INNING

BATTING ORDER

11 Furcal 93, Jay 11, Schumaker 8, Descalso 6, Greene 1

22 Jay 38, Beltran 23, Craig 22, Schumaker 14, M. Carpenter 10, Greene 6, Descalso 5, Molina 1

33 Holliday 114, Beltran 2, Molina 2, Craig 1

44 Beltran 79, Craig 26, Berkman 9, Molina 2, Freese 2, M.Carpenter 1

55 Freese 72, Craig 22, Molina 11, Berkman 8, Adams 4, M. Carpenter 2

66 Molina 81, Freese 15, Adams 6, M.Carpenter 5, Descalso 5, Berkman 3, Greene 2, Cruz 1, Robinson 1, Jay 1

77 Descalso 22, M.Carpenter 20, Jay 15, Freese 14, Greene 12, Adams 11, Cruz 8, Schumaker 7, Robinson 6,

Furcal 1, Molina 1, Craig 1, Berkman 1

88 Descalso 26, Greene 23, Robinson 19, Schumaker 13, Cruz 13, Furcal 10, Chambers 6, M.Carpenter 4, Jay 2,

Adams 2, Jackson 1, Komatsu 1

99 Wainwright 23, Lohse 23, Westbrook 23, Lynn 21, Garcia 11, Kelly 11, Descalso 5, Schumaker 2

Lineups Used: 97

STARTS BY POSITION

CC Molina 97, Cruz 221B1B Craig 49, M.Carpenter 26, Adams 23, Berkman 212B2B Descalso 50, Greene 40, Schumaker 27, Jackson 1, M.Carpenter 1SSSS Furcal 104, Descalso 11, Greene 43B3B Freese 103, Descalso 8, M.Carpenter 8LFLF Holliday 112, Craig 5, M. Carpenter 2CFCF Jay 67, Robinson 25, Schumaker 14, Beltran 7, Chambers 6RFRF Beltran 94, Craig 17, M.Carpenter 4, Schumaker 2, Komatsu 1, Robinson 1PP Lohse 25, Wainwright 24, Westbrook 24, Lynn 23, Kelly 12, Garcia 11

DHDH Beltran 3, Holliday 2, Craig 1

THE LINEUP CARD

TT EEAA MM BB AATT TT II NN GG

Most Runs - Inning - Cards 12 (7th) 7/21 vs. CHIMost Runs - Inning - Opponent 6 (6th) 5/7 at ARIMost Runs - 1st Inning - Cards 5 6/26 at MIAMost Runs - 1st Inning - Opponent 4* 6/30 vs. PITMost Runs - Game - Cards 14 6/7 at HOUMost Runs - Game - Opponent 15 8/8 vs. SFMost Runs - Game - Both Clubs 19* 6/29 vs. PITMost Hits - Game - Cards 18 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 16 6/17 vs. KCMost Strikeouts - Game - Opponent 17 5/3 vs. PITFewest Strikeouts - Game - Cards 1 5/25 vs. PHIFewest Strikeouts - Game - Opponent 2 5/7 at ARIMost Walks - Game - Cards 10 6/17 vs. KCMost Walks - Game - Opponent 10 6/7 at HOUFewest Walks - Game - Cards 0* 8/6 vs. SFFewest Walks - Game - Opponents 0* 8/10 at PHIFewest Hits Allowed 3* 6/9 vs. CLE

II NN DD II VV II DD UUAALL BBAATT TTII NN GG

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 8/12 at PHIMost Hits - Game 4*, M.Carpenter 8/12 at PHIMost Doubles - Game 2*, Freese/Craig 7/21 vs. CHIMost Triples - Game 1*, Furcal 8/15 vs. ARIMost Home Runs - Game 2*, Craig 8/7 vs. SFMost RBI - Game 7, Beltran 5/2 vs. PITMost SB - Game 2*, Jay 8/9 vs. SF Most Walks - Game 3*, Freese/Fucal7/18 at MILMost Int. Walks - Game 2*, Beltran 6/21 at DET

IINN DD IIVV II DD UUAA LL PP II TTCC HH II NN GG

Most K’s Game-Starter 12, Lynn 6/13 vs. CWSMost K’s Game-Reliever 4, Salas 5/12 vs. ATLLongest Winning Streak 6*, Lohse 6/26-presentLongest Losing Streak 4*, Kelly 7/3-28Most IP Game-Starter 9.0*,Wainwright 8/4 vs. MILMost IP Game-Reliever 2.2, Salas 5/12 vs. ATLConsecutive 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 15 6/17 vs. KCLongest Game -Time (overall) 5:00 6/17 vs. KCLongest 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) 1 6/25 at MIAMost 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 1 1 1Browning 2Cleto 3 1Freeman 1 1Fuentes 1 Garcia 1 1Kelly 2 2 2Lohse 7 3 2Lynn 9 2 1 1Marte 3 2 1McClellan 1 1

Players 1R 2R 3R GSMotte 5 1 1Romero 1 2Rosenthal 1Rzepczynski 4 1 2Salas 2 1Sanchez 2Wainwright 6 3 2 1Westbrook 4 3 3TOTALS 48 30 16 4

Cardinals Pitchers Home Runs Allowed

Scoring first 44-19 Opponent scores first 20-36

Scoring more than 3 runs 54-14Scoring 3 runs 7-11Scoring fewer than 3 runs 3-30

Scoring in 3 or fewer innings 44-52Scoring in 4 or more innings 20-3

First game of Series 20-19Last game of Series 20-18

First game of road trip 5-4Last game of road trip 3-6First game of homestand 5-4Last game of homestand 5-3Following off-days 7-7

Final at-bat decisions 7-14Walk-off wins 4Come-from-behind wins 26

In errorless games 41-27Extra innings 3-8Shutouts 5-7

Leading after 7 innings 58-3Tied after 7 innings 3-10Trailing after 7 innings 3-42

Leading after 8 innings 59-4Tied after 8 innings 2-8Trailing after 8 innings 3-43

Out-hit opponents 49-13Out-hit by opponents 10-37

Runs via HR 207Opponent runs via HR 172

RECORD WHEN...

Upcoming MilestonesPlayer Milestone Needs ForMatt Holliday Hits 16 1,500 STL HR’s 14 100Yadier Molina Hits 20 1,000Jake Westbrook Wins 3 100

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. Wood

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

Player Award

Kolten Wong Texas League Player of the Week (5/14-20)

Oscar Taveras Texas League Player of the Week (6/4-10)

Tyler Rahmatualla* Midwest League Player of the Week (6/4-10)

Tyler Rahmatualla* Midwest League Player of the Month (May)

Anthony Garcia Midwest League Player of the Week (6/18-24)

Chris Swauger Texas League Player of the Week (6/25-7/1)

2012 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (W) / MONTH (M)

2012 ALL - STAR SELECTIONSMemphis (Pacific Coast-AAA): LHP Barrett Browning*

Springfield (Texas- AA): RHP Keith Butler, INF JermaineCurtis (reserve), C Audry Perez (reserve), RHP TrevorRosenthal, OF Oscar Taveras, 2B Kolten Wong

Palm Beach (Florida State-A): LHP Anthony Ferrara, RHPSeth Maness*, OF Mike O’Neill, 2B Starlin Rodriguez

Quad Cities (Midwest- A): Juan Castillo (reserve), LuisMateo (reserve), Colin Walsh (DH), Heath Wyatt (reliever)

Batavia Muckdogs (NYPL- A):

* Promoted

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

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

2012 FUTURES GAME SELECTIONSU.S.: 2B Kolten Wong (Springfield - AA)

World: OF Oscar Taveras (Springfield - AA)

*The Cardinals have scored 220 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 23 5 2 30 13 10 2 2 2 16 5 1 23Berkman 5 5 1 4Carpenter,M 7 3 2 12 4 6 1 1 8 13Chambers 2 2 1 1 1 1Craig 23 6 29 4 10 7 17 4 22Cruz 4 4 1 3 3 2 2Descalso 11 1 12 2 2 2 4 4Freese 29 9 38 9 16 4 1 21 11 29 Furcal 22 9 2 33 5 7 2 9 17 4 19 Garcia 1 1 1 1 1 2Greene 1 4 5 1 4 1 5 7 2 6Holliday 32 9 2 43 11 17 3 1 2 23 9 20Jay 15 5 2 22 1 6 1 7 12 4 10Kelly 1 2 2Komatsu 1Molina 26 4 3 33 5 7 5 2 14 4 22Robinson 4 3 7 1 1 1 2 7 8Schumaker 13 13 1 3 2 5 3 5Wainwright 1 1 1 1 1 2

TOTALS 225 59 13 0 0 297 61 97 30 6 3 3 139 92 11 211

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 1-2-0Beltran 2 7 0-2-0Berkman 0-3-1Boggs 1 0-1-0 0 4 0%Browning 0 1 0%M.Carpenter 2 1-4-0Chambers 1Cleto 1 1 100%Craig 3 1 2-2-0Cruz 2-0-0 6 20 30% 3.85 (95 er/222.1 ic)Descalso 11 2-6-0Freeman 1-0-0 0 1 0%Freese 3 5-4-0Furcal 8 5-7-1Garcia 2 4 50% 1 1Greene 3 1-4-0Holliday 3 5 1-1-0Jackson 1 0-1-0Jay 14Kelly 2-0-0 2 8 25% 1Lohse 3 8 38%Lynn 1-0-0 8 15 53% 1 1 Marte 1 0 3 0%McClellan 0 1 0%Molina 3-0-0 21 49 43% 2 3.67 (344 er/843.0 ic)Motte 1 2 50%Robinson 3 0-2-0Romero 0 1 0%Rzepcynski 2 4 50%Salas 3 6 50%Schumaker 3 1 1-1-0Wainwright 1-0-0 1 3 33%Westbrook 1 4-0-0 5 8 63% 1 3

TOTALS 57 17 42-39-2 27 69 39% 3 8 3.71 (439 er/1065.1 ic)

2012 CARDINALS DEFENSE

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

NL Central 16-8 12-15 28-23NL East 3-7 6-8 9-15NL West 14-5 6-5 19-10AL Central 4-5 4-2 8-7

TOTALS 36-25 28-30 64-55

CARDINALS 2012 MINOR LEAGUE REPORTFor Games on Friday, August 16 -- Farm System Overall: 324-332 (.493)

MEMPHIS REDBIRDS (AAA) Record: 47-80, 4th Pacific Coast League, American North DivisionMemphis was shutout by Salt Lake (Angels) 5-0. Brandon Dickson (5-11) allowed two runs over 6.0 innings with six strikeouts in aquality start, but took the loss, his 11th marking a single-season high in the minors. Eugenio Velez and Matt Young each had twohits for the Redbirds.

SPRINGFIELD CARDINALS (AA) 2nd Half Record: 35-17, 1st (1st half: 35-35, 3rd)Texas League, North DivisionSpringfield won its fourth straight knocking their magic number down to 10 with a 5-1 win over San Antonio (Padres) at HammonsField. Seth Maness (10-3) hurled 8.0 innings allowing one run on four hits with six strikeouts for the win. He has 13 wins thisminor league season between Palm Beach and Springfield. Kolten Wong was 2-for-5 with a double, triple and an RBI. JermaineCurtis had two hits and has hit safely in 9-of-10 games raising his average to .316 on the season.

PALM BEACH CARDINALS (A) 2nd Half Record: 24-31, 4th (1st half: 31-36, 3rd) Florida State League, South DivisionPalm Beach committed four errors and surrended five runs in the 8th inning, dropping their fourth straight, a 9-4 decision to FortMyers (Twins). Seth Blair (0-2) allowed four runs on four hits over three innings for the loss. Cody Stanley was 3-for-5 with his 1sthome run of the season and two RBI. Ronny Gil extended his hitting streak to five games with a three-hit night.

QUAD CITIES RIVER BANDITS (A) 2nd Half Record: 25-28, 6th (1st half: 35-34, 3rd) Midwest League, Western DivisionQuad Cities lost on a one-out walk-off single to Cedar Rapids (Angels) 3-2. Heath Wyatt (4-6) took the loss. Boone Whiting threw5.0 innings allowing one run on three hits with five strikeouts in a no decision. Nick Martini was 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI.

BATAVIA MUCKDOGS (A) Record: 30-26, 2nd New York-Penn League, Pinckney DivisionBatavia continued to roll winning their fourth straight, rallying late with single runs in the 7th and 8th inning for a 3-2 win at Ma-honing Valley (Indians). Matt Young’s solo home run in the 8th put the Muckdogs ahead for good. Chris Thomas (1-0) earned hisfirst New York-Penn League victory, throwing 1.2 scoreless innings in relief with four strikeouts. Lee Stoppleman struck out fourbatters in 1.1 innings for his fourth save. Tyler Melling allowed two runs (1 ER) over 6.0 innings in a quality start no decision.

JOHNSON CITY CARDINALS (R) Record: 30-24, 3rd Appalachian League, West DivisionJohnson City won its third straight game, sweeping a doubleheader from Princeton (Mariners) 10-9 and 8-4. The Cardinals rallied for six runs inthe bottom of the 7th to win the first game in walk-off fashion. Bruce Caldwell scored on a passed ball in an inning that included four wildpitches and a clutch two-RBI double by Carson Kelly. Trevor Martin was 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI. Cesar Aguilar (1-1) received thewin in relief. Martin homered again in the nightcap and Caldwell was 3-for-4 with a double and 4 RBI as Johnson City swept with an 8-4 win de-spite four errors. Joey Donofrio (2-2) earned the win in with 2.2 scoreless innigs in relief while Ronnie Shaban nailed down his 14th save.

GULF COAST LEAGUE CARDINALS Record: 32-21, 1st Gulf Coast League, East DivisionThe Cardinals reduced their magic number to clinch the East Division to two with a 5-0 shutout win over the Marlins. Four Cardi-nals pitchers combined on the three-hit shutout with six strikeouts. Burny Mitchem (2-0) earned the win with three no-hit inningswith five strikeouts. Fidencio Flores fanned six over four scoreless innings. Steve Bean was 2-for-4 while Luis Perez was 2-for-4with a triple and two RBI.

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 64-33 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 3:05

8/19 PIT H-D 1:15

8/20 OPEN DATE

8/21 HOU H-N 7:15

8/22 HOU H-N 7:15

8/23 HOU H-D 12:45

8/24 CIN R-N 6:10

8/25 CIN R-D 3:05

8/26 CIN R-D 12:10

8/27 PIT R-N 6:05

8/28 PIT R-N 6:05

8/29 PIT R-N 6:05

8/30 WSH R-N 6:05

8/31 WSH R-N 6:05

AUGUST TOTALS

9/1 WSH R-D 3:05

9/2 WSH R-D 12:35

9/3 NYM H-D 1:15

9/4 NYM H-N 7:15

9/5 NYM H-D 12:45

9/6 OPEN DATE

9/7 MIL H-N 7:15

9/8 MIL H-N 6:15

9/9 MIL H-D 1:15

9/10 SD R-N 9:05

9/11 SD R-N 9:05

9/12 SD R-D 5:35

9/13 LAD R-N 9:10

9/14 LAD R-N 9:10

9/15 LAD R-N 8:10

9/16 LAD R-D 3:10

9/17 OPEN DATE

9/18 HOU H-N 7:15

9/19 HOU H-N 7:15

9/20 HOU H-D 12:45

9/21 CHI R-D 1:20

9/22 CHI R TBD

9/23 CHI R-D 1:20

9/24 HOU R-N 7:05

9/25 HOU R-N 7:05

9/26 HOU R-N 7:05

9/27 OPEN DATE

9/28 WSH H-N 7:15

9/29 WSH H-N 6:15

9/30 WSH H-D 1:15

SEPT. TOTALS

10/1 CIN H-N 7:15

10/2 CIN H-N 7:15

10/3 CIN H-N 7:15

OCT. TOTALS

2ND HALF TOTALS

SEASON TOTALS

NOTE: Pitchers' complete games in CAPS; Extra innings shown in parentheses;

Times listed are Central (STL) time; *indicates make-up game due to rain out.

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 supportGarcia 11 6 3-4 4-7 6.0 6.9 4.9 (54)Kelly 12 8 3-5 5-7 5.2 5.9 4.7 (56)Lohse 25 19 12-2 16-9 6.1 5.6 4.2 (106)Lynn 23 13 13-5 15-8 6.0 8.8 5.9 (135)Wainwright 24 14 11-10 11-13 6.1 8.4 4.3 (102)Westbrook 24 16 12-9 13-11 6.1 5.5 5.2 (125)

Starter’s Totals 119 76 54-35 64-55 6.1 7.0 4.9 (578)

736.0 IP 575 Ks

GETTING STARTED