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Cardinals blow 6-0 lead as Dodgers rally to win with seven late runs

ST. LOUIS — The Los Angeles Dodgers finally wore down Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright, forcing his exit after a whopping 114 pitches in the sixth inning on a hot St. Louis night Wednesday at Busch Stadium.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Not even Mikolas can keep Cardinals from reeling as Braves silence lineup, 3-0

ATLANTA — Whether Miles Mikolas was teasing a no-hitter or shouldering another quality start for a rotation in need of every single one, the Cardinals have trumpeted the right-hander as an All-Star candidate and equal to all the aces he’s faced, from Max Scherzer to Corbin Burnes.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Homegrown talent and the bullpen carry the Phillies in Game 1 of a key series against the Cardinals

PHILADELPHIA — Chalk one up for the Phillies’ farm system.

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Cardinals' Wainwright stifles Marlins; Yepez, Goldschmidt punish them, 9-0

ST. LOUIS — Into the breach of injured Cardinals starters and tired relievers Monday night marched Adam Wainwright, two months short of 41 years. The 17-season veteran knew he was going to be on the mound for six or seven innings, for 100 or so pitches, no matter the score.

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Cardinals lose twice as Flaherty is hurt and Cubs rally for 6-5 win in 10

Jack Flaherty, who had looked out of synch for the most part, lasted only three innings in each of his first two starts for the Cardinals after coming off the 60-day injured list. He made it only through two innings on Sunday at Busch Stadium and surely seems headed back…

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Cubs come back, win in 10 innings to claim series vs. Cardinals

All three games of the weekend series between the Cubs and Cardinals were decided by three runs or fewer.

Chicago Sun-Times

Brewers slug for lead, bullpen holds fast to split series vs. Cardinals

MILWAUKEE — A June series that pitted the two remaining teams vying for the NL Central title and started with both teams sporting the same record became a showcase of their bullpens.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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Arenado's homer upends Brewers, seizes first MLB win for Cardinals' Oviedo

MILWAUKEE — A decisive element of the Cardinals’ ongoing search for that reliever who could seize a middle inning and steal time for the offense to rally was, of course, banking on their offense to at some point conjure that rally.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The Goldy Hour

Paul Goldschmidt is having a career year at an age when most hitters start to slip. Paul Goldschmidt isn’t most hitters.

Sports Illustrated

Trevor Story comes through, Red Sox survive wild ninth in victory over Cardinals

BOSTON — The Red Sox’ ninth-inning problems came back on Friday night. This time, they survived.

Boston Herald

David Bednar, Bryan Reynolds power Pirates to incredible victory in St. Louis

ST. LOUIS — David Bednar jogged out from the Pirates dugout in the bottom of the ninth inning Wednesday, smacked the palm of his glove with his right hand, put his head down and went to work. After a frustrating road trip, the Pirates were three outs from something that…

Tribune News Service

Mikolas' near-miss at no-hitter completes power-packed doubleheader sweep of Pirates

ST. LOUIS — One out and one pitch away from authoring history this city hasn’t seen in decades by allowing no hits, Miles Mikolas saw the immortality of his excellent evening sail just over the reach of center fielder Harrison Bader’s glove.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Cardinals absolutely confused the Pirates into allowing a run with a brilliant baserunning trick

Galaxy brain baserunning.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Carlson, Goldschmidt flex their power to vaporize five-run deficit, lead Cardinals comeback win

St. LOUIS — When Dylan Carlson felt his hamstring come apart it was just as his game was starting to come together.

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Chicago Sun-Times

This baseball quiz is finally catching up to June

Much like delayed season, the timing of these questions seems to be a little behind

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Rookie Pallante survives first inning, then halts Reds as Cardinals hang on for 2-0 victory

ST. LOUIS — On the day Oliver Marmol anointed Andre Pallante as one of his rotation pitchers — for now, anyway — the right-handed Cardinals rookie confirmed his manager’s faith.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Mikolas makes just one mistake but Cardinals fall to Rays 2-1 and are swept for first time

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—The Cardinals have scored 10 or more runs in three of Miles Mikolas’ 12 starts this season. Unfortunately, they also have had five in which they have scored none while he was in the game and one in which they scored once.

Tribune News Service

Rays rally to beat Cardinals with Taylor Walls walkoff homer in 10th

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays won Tuesday’s game in the bottom of the 10th inning when Taylor Walls hit a three-run walkoff home run off the rightfield foul pole with two outs, beating the Cardinals 4-2.

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Cabrera, couple of clutch hits from rookies carry Cardinals to 5-3 win at Wrigley in 11 inningss

CHICAGO — Before the Cardinals could capitalize on the generosity of the rulebook in extra innings and the rolling production of their rookies, they first had to get outs.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Rookie Brendan Donovan's 10th-inning hit wins it for Cardinals in Game 2, splits doubleheader on long, weird day at Wrigley

CHICAGO — Before things really tilted toward Wrigley Weird — trademark pending — the Cardinals got just enough from two pitchers in their first starts of the season to make it possible, when they had a lead, to deploy the bullpen exactly as designed.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Marmol ejected, Goldschmidt's streak ends, Cubs beat Cardinals, and that's only Game 1

CHICAGO — The Cardinals went into the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader hoping right-hander Johan Oviedo could give them his best for 100 pitches, not thinking that one of the worst calls would help take the game from them.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Rout at Wrigley: Goldschmidt, Gorman launch homers as Cardinals overwhelm Cubs

CHICAGO — A day after a loss at Wrigley Field that spotlighted what they’re missing, the Cardinals authored a win as complete and thorough as any this season.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Cubs sock three homers off rookie Liberatore, knock wind from Cardinals' winning streak

CHICAGO — Gusting out of St. Louis on a winning streak after a clean sweep of San Diego, the Cardinals were reminded abruptly how fast the winds can change at Wrigley Field.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Hudson, Arenado end frustrations in 5-2 Cardinals win over Padres

ST. LOUIS — Dakota Hudson had been waiting for the day he would still be pitching in the seventh inning for the Cardinals. He hadn’t made it past the fifth in his previous four starts.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Pujols rescues Cardinals in 10th for 3-2 win

ST. LOUIS — As Cardinals linchpins Adam Wainwright and Yadier Molina march inexorably toward the all-time record for starts made by one major league battery, Paul Goldschmidt marches to. . . . well, we don’t exactly know yet.

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