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Brewers

Moss grounded out, second baseman Elmore to first baseman Carter.

A.Diaz grounded into a double play, third baseman A.Hill to second baseman Elmore to first baseman Carter, Carpenter out.

Grounded out, second baseman Elmore to first baseman Carter.

A.Diaz doubled to left, Carpenter scored.

Cardinals

Carter homered to center on the first pitch.

Molina singled to center, Jh.Peralta scored, M.Adams to second.

Singled to center, Jh.Peralta scored, M.Adams to second.

J.García singled to left, M.Adams scored, Molina to third, Pham to second.

Singled to left, M.Adams scored, Molina to third, Pham to second.

Carpenter singled to right, Molina scored, Pham to third, J.García to second.

Singled to right, Molina scored, Pham to third, J.García to second.

Holliday singled to center, Pham scored, J.García scored, Carpenter to third.

Singled to center, Pham scored, J.García scored, Carpenter to third.

Holliday doubled to center, A.Diaz scored.

Cardinals first.  Carpenter hit an infield single to shortstop.  A.Diaz doubled to left, Carpenter scored.  A.Diaz was out advancing, left fielder Braun to shortstop Villar to first baseman Carter to third baseman A.Hill to shortstop Villar to second baseman Gennett, A.Diaz out.  Holliday grounded out, second baseman Gennett to first baseman Carter.  Moss walked on a full count.  Jh.Peralta flied out to right fielder H.Pérez.

Brewers second.  Carter homered to center on the first pitch.  H.Pérez hit an infield single to third.  Gennett lined out to third baseman Jh.Peralta.  K.Broxton flied out to right fielder Moss.  Garza grounded out, shortstop A.Diaz to first baseman M.Adams.

Cardinals fourth.  Moss grounded out, first baseman Carter unassisted.  Jh.Peralta hit an infield single to third.  M.Adams safe at first on throwing error by pitcher Garza, Jh.Peralta to second.  Molina singled to center, Jh.Peralta scored, M.Adams to second.  Pham walked on a full count, M.Adams to third, Molina to second.  J.García singled to left, M.Adams scored, Molina to third, Pham to second.  Carpenter singled to right, Molina scored, Pham to third, J.García to second.  A.Diaz struck out.  Holliday singled to center, Pham scored, J.García scored, Carpenter to third.  Moss struck out, catcher Lucroy to first baseman Carter.

Cardinals sixth.  J.García struck out, catcher Lucroy to first baseman Carter.  Carpenter flied out to right fielder H.Pérez.  A.Diaz hit an infield single to shortstop.  Holliday doubled to center, A.Diaz scored.  Maríñez pitching.  Elmore in as second baseman.  Moss struck out.

The Cardinals have won each of their two series versus the Brewers this season, winning two of three games each series and outscoring Milwaukee by 25 runs (38-13) over the season series. St. Louis has won by at least six runs in each of its four wins versus Milwaukee this season.

The Brewers lost at home to the Dodgers on Thursday, 8-1, allowing three home runs in the game after allowing three home runs in their previous seven games combined. Milwaukee has allowed 99 home runs this season, third most in the NL.

The Cardinals extended their home losing streak to seven games by losing to the Royals, 4-2, on Thursday, St. Louis' longest home losing streak since losing seven straight home games in August of 1983. The Cardinals have not lost eight consecutive home games in a single season since losing eight in a row in July of 1938.

Matt Carpenter is batting .480 versus the Brewers this season, recording multi-hit games in four of the six games. Carpenter has 15 multi-hit games versus the Brewers since the start of last season, tied for the most by any player versus any team over that span (also Charlie Blackmon versus Arizona and Manny Machado versus Toronto).

Matt Garza is 1-2 with a 5.86 ERA in six career road starts versus the Cardinals (his teams are 1-5 in those six starts). However, Garza is 1-0 with a 0.77 ERA and .171 opponent batting average in 11.2 innings pitched over his last two road starts versus St. Louis.

Jaime Garcia is 10-5 with a 2.71 ERA versus the Brewers over his career, including a 1-1 record with a 1.29 ERA in two starts versus Milwaukee this season. Garcia's 10 wins versus the Brewers since the start of the 2010 season are tied for the most by any pitcher versus Milwaukee over that span (also Johnny Cueto).

HP - Meals, 1B - Barber, 2B - Kulpa, 3B - Conroy

ST. LOUIS -- While the St. Louis Cardinals continued their recent trend of solid to outstanding work from their starting pitchers on Saturday, the Milwaukee Brewers kept moving the needle in the wrong direction.
Adam Wainwright's seven shutout innings gave St. Louis a 3-0 win and deepened Milwaukee's recent skid offensively. In losing three straight games, the Brewers have managed just two runs.

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ST. LOUIS (AP)  Jaime Garcia said all along there was no reason to panic.
Matt Holliday drove in three runs, Garcia threw eight solid innings and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Brewers 7-1 on Friday night.

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Milwaukee Brewers @ St. Louis Cardinals on July 2, 2016

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