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K.Davis was hit by a pitch, Ar.Ramirez to second.

Was hit by a pitch, Ar.Ramirez to second.

Gennett walked on a full count, Ar.Ramirez to third, K.Davis to second.

Walked on a full count, Ar.Ramirez to third, K.Davis to second.

Overbay walked, Ar.Ramirez scored, K.Davis to third, Gennett to second.

Walked, Ar.Ramirez scored, K.Davis to third, Gennett to second.

L.Schafer grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Adams to catcher Y.Molina, Gennett to third, Overbay to second, L.Schafer to first, K.Davis out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Adams to catcher Y.Molina, Gennett to third, Overbay to second, L.Schafer to first, K.Davis out.

C.Gomez doubled to center, L.Schafer scored.

Brewers

Lucroy singled to right, W.Peralta scored, C.Gomez scored, Segura to third.

Singled to right, W.Peralta scored, C.Gomez scored, Segura to third.

Ar.Ramirez singled to left, Segura scored, Lucroy to second.

Singled to left, Segura scored, Lucroy to second.

Brewers third.  L.Schafer safe at first on fielding error by first baseman Adams, L.Schafer to first.  W.Peralta sacrificed, third baseman Descalso to first baseman Adams, L.Schafer to second.  C.Gomez doubled to center, L.Schafer scored.  Segura grounded out, first baseman Adams to pitcher J.Kelly, C.Gomez to third.  Lucroy flied out to center fielder Jay.

Brewers fifth.  Maness pitching.  Reynolds grounded out, second baseman Wong to first baseman Adams.  L.Schafer struck out.  W.Peralta safe at first on fielding error by shortstop Jh.Peralta, W.Peralta to first.  C.Gomez walked on a full count, W.Peralta to second.  Segura infield single to short, W.Peralta to third, C.Gomez to second.  Lucroy singled to right, W.Peralta scored, C.Gomez scored, Segura to third.  Ar.Ramirez singled to left, Segura scored, Lucroy to second.  K.Davis flied out to right fielder Craig.

Cardinals sixth.  Wong grounded out, pitcher W.Peralta to first baseman Reynolds.  Craig homered to right on a 0-0 count.  Holliday singled to center.  Adams fouled out to third baseman Ar.Ramirez.  Y.Molina singled to left, Holliday to second.  Jh.Peralta flied out to left fielder K.Davis.

Brewers eighth.  Ar.Ramirez infield single to short.  K.Davis was hit by a pitch, Ar.Ramirez to second.  Gennett walked on a full count, Ar.Ramirez to third, K.Davis to second.  Neshek pitching.  Overbay pinch-hitting for Reynolds.  Overbay walked, Ar.Ramirez scored, K.Davis to third, Gennett to second.  L.Schafer grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Adams to catcher Y.Molina, Gennett to third, Overbay to second, L.Schafer to first, K.Davis out.  Weeks pinch-hitting for Thornburg.  Weeks struck out.  C.Gomez struck out.

The Cardinals went 14-5 against Milwaukee last season, their most wins ever in the series. However, the Brewers enter this three-game set with a 3.0-game lead over St. Louis in the NL Central.

After winning their last two games versus the Cubs, the Cardinals have taken three of four series this season. St. Louis now seeks its first three-game winning streak of 2014.

At 10-2, the Brewers have won at least 10 of their first 12 games for only the second time in franchise history (opened 13-0 in 1987). Milwaukee has won nine in a row. Another victory on Monday would match the second-longest streak in Brewers history.

Lance Lynn has won his first two starts despite compiling a 6.55 ERA. He's now 35-17 since 2012, tying Adam Wainwright (35-23) for the most victories in the National League over that span.

Yadier Molina (16) and Jonathan Lucroy (15) rank 1-2 among MLB catchers this season in total hits. Lucroy leads all catchers in doubles (6), while Molina leads them in RBI (9).

Carlos Gomez has driven in a run in each of his past five games, one shy of his career long (six straight games in September 2008).

HP - Tumpane, 1B - Kellogg, 2B - Davidson, 3B - Hoye

(SportsNetwork.com) - It really isn't a surprise that the St. Louis Cardinals
 have been able to cool off the previously-streaking Milwaukee Brewers.

St. Louis Cardinals (9-5) at Milwaukee Brewers (10-4), 1:10 p.m. (ET)

Milwaukee,  WI (SportsNetwork.com) - Jonathan Lucroy drove in two runs to push
 the  Milwaukee Brewers past the St. Louis Cardinals, 5-1, to avoid being swept
 in the three-game set.

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St. Louis Cardinals @ Milwaukee Brewers on April 16, 2014

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