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Goldschmidt singled to left, J.Martínez to second.

O'Neill walked on a full count, J.Martínez to third, Goldschmidt to second.

Walked on a full count, J.Martínez to third, Goldschmidt to second.

Fowler singled to right, J.Martínez scored, Goldschmidt to third, O'Neill to second.

Singled to right, J.Martínez scored, Goldschmidt to third, O'Neill to second.

Molina hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Moore, Goldschmidt scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Moore, Goldschmidt scored.

Edman homered to left on a 2-2 count, O'Neill scored, Fowler scored.

Homered to left on a 2-2 count, O'Neill scored, Fowler scored.

Mariners

On Webb's wild pitch, Do.Santana scored, Vogelbach to second.

Mariners fifth.  Murphy struck out.  Moore homered to left on a 2-0 count.  Gordon singled to center.  Smith flied out to left fielder O'Neill.  Crawford grounded out, second baseman Wong to first baseman Goldschmidt.

Mariners sixth.  Santana singled to left.  Webb pitching.  Vogelbach singled to right, Santana to third.  On Webb's wild pitch, Santana scored, Vogelbach to second.  Narváez grounded out, shortstop DeJong to first baseman Goldschmidt.  Seager popped out to second baseman Wong.  Brebbia pitching.  Murphy struck out.

Cardinals ninth.  Nola in as first baseman.  Martínez singled to right.  DeJong struck out.  Goldschmidt singled to left, Martínez to second.  O'Neill walked on a full count, Martínez to third, Goldschmidt to second.  Elías pitching.  Fowler singled to right, Martínez scored, Goldschmidt to third, O'Neill to second.  Molina hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Moore, Goldschmidt scored.  O'Neill to third, Fowler to second.  Edman pinch-hitting for Wong.  Edman homered to left on a 2-2 count, O'Neill scored, Fowler scored.  Bader struck out.

 For just the third time this millennium, the Cardinals will enter July with a record of .500 or worse (also 2007 and 2017). St. Louis has been one or fewer games away from .500 for 43 days this season -- only the D'Backs and the A's (47 each) have been one or fewer games from .500 for more days in 2019.

 The Mariners have used 34 pitchers so far this season, the most used by any team all-time prior to the All-Star break. Overall since 2017, Seattle has used an MLB-high 80 different pitchers.

 Daniel Vogelbach (20 HR and 56 BB) is the first Mariner with 20+ home runs and 50+ walks before the All-Star break since Edgar Martinez and Alex Rodriguez both did so in 2000. The only other players with 20+ home runs and 50+ walks this season are Cody Bellinger, Mike Trout and Alex Bregman.

 Jack Flaherty had a 7.01 ERA, while allowing nine home runs in 25.2 innings in June. Among qualified starters this season, Flaherty's 1.90 HR/9 IP rate is the fifth highest in MLB, and highest in the NL.

 Since June 1, Paul Goldschmidt is batting .181, the lowest mark by any of the 121 players with at least 100 plate appearances over that time. Goldschmidt is batting just .132 (5-for-38) in 10 interleague games this season with zero extra-base hits and one RBI.

 Domingo Santana is currently leading the American League in both RBI (62) and strikeouts (110). Only three players have led their respective league (AL/NL) in both categories in the Wild Card era (since 1995): Mike Trout in 2014, Sammy Sosa in 1998 and Mo Vaughn in 1995.

HP - Rehak, 1B - Drake, 2B - Muchlinski, 3B - Timmons

Through the season's first 30 games, the St. Louis Cardinals were 20-10 and looking like a major contender in the National League. The next 53 games were a roller coaster for the Cardinals, who have been over and under the .500 mark numerous times the past five weeks.
And now, after a heartbreaking defeat in Seattle on Tuesday, the Cardinals are left with a new obstacle: Trying to get back to .500 one more time.

Once again, Cards scrambling to get back to .500

SEATTLE (AP)  Earlier in the road trip St. Louis manager Mike Shildt changed a bit of his messaging. While quality at-bats were important, the Cardinals were missing out on too many chances at big innings and needed more of an offensive punch.
It took a while, but the punch arrived on Wednesday night thanks to Tommy Edman.

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St. Louis Cardinals @ Seattle Mariners on July 4, 2019

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