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Carpenter flied out to left fielder Williams.

Bader flied out to left fielder Williams.

Molina homered to center on a 2-2 count, Martínez scored.

Homered to center on a 2-2 count, Martínez scored.

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Carpenter homered to center on a 3-1 count.

DeJong homered to center on a 1-2 count, Goldschmidt scored.

Homered to center on a 1-2 count, Goldschmidt scored.

Wong hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Williams, Martínez scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Williams, Martínez scored.

Cardinals fourth.  Ozuna lined out to left fielder McCutchen.  Martínez walked.  Molina homered to center on a 2-2 count, Martínez scored.  Wong walked.  Bader struck out.  Mikolas struck out.

Cardinals fifth.  Carpenter homered to center on a 3-1 count.  Goldschmidt singled to right.  DeJong homered to center on a 1-2 count, Goldschmidt scored.  McCutchen in as center fielder.  É.García pitching.  Williams in as left fielder.  Ozuna fouled out to right fielder Harper.  Martínez singled to left.  Molina singled to left, Martínez to second.  On É.García's wild pitch, Martínez to third, Molina to second.  Wong hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Williams, Martínez scored.  Bader was intentionally walked.  Mikolas flied out to center fielder McCutchen.

The Cardinals have gone 16-6 (.727) against the Phillies at home since 2013, their second-best home record versus a single opponent in that span (16-4, .800 vs. Rockies, min. 10 games). Using the same games minimum, Philadelphia has only been worse against Cincinnati (3-16) on the road since 2013.

The Phillies took two of three from the Nationals and have gone 6-2 since April 26. Philadelphia has outscored its opponents 48-29 in this span despite being outhit 73-69; the Phillies have a .356 on-base percentage since that date while holding opponents to a .310 OBP.

Cesar Hernandez has reached base in every game that he has started since April 20, hitting safely in all but one of those games. He is hitting .346 in 14 games since that date with six extra-base hits (all doubles) after opening the season hitting .246 with five extra-base hits in his first 18 games.

The Cardinals have lost four in a row after being swept by the Cubs in their most recent series. St. Louis averaged 2.8 runs over these four games immediately following a 10-1 stretch between April 20 and May 1 during which it averaged 5.8 runs.

Paul DeJong picked up three hits, including a home run, in St. Louis' loss to the Cubs yesterday. DeJong is slashing .336/.403/.590 and is one of four players in MLB with a slash line of .330+/.400+/.550+, along with Cody Bellinger (.412/.486/.840), Christian Yelich (.346/.450/.804) and Hunter Dozier (.343/.446/.667) (min. 125 PA).

St. Louis' Miles Mikolas allowed one run over six innings in his last outing, walking one batter; Mikolas owns a MLB-best 1.42 BB/9 since last season (min. 150 IP). Philadelphia's Vince Velasquez lasted only 3.2 innings against the Tigers but struck out seven batters, his third straight start with at least six strikeouts.

HP - Diaz, 1B - Nelson, 2B - Visconti, 3B - Blaser

The St. Louis Cardinals are mired in misery immediately after an impressive hot streak.
The Cardinals will attempt to halt a season-worst four-game slide on Monday when they open a three-game homestand against the Philadelphia Phillies.

Cards look to stop skid as Phillies visit

ST. LOUIS (AP)  Miles Mikolas marvels when talking about Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina.
''The guy is a real ballplayer,'' Mikolas said. ''Flat-out does everything. It's no surprise.''

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Philadelphia Phillies @ St. Louis Cardinals on May 7, 2019

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