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Wieters grounded out, pitcher Altavilla to first baseman Vogelbach.

Grounded out, pitcher Altavilla to first baseman Vogelbach.

Mariners

Crawford homered to right on a 1-2 count.

Crawford grounded out, second baseman Edman to first baseman Goldschmidt, Gordon scored, Smith to third.

Grounded out, second baseman Edman to first baseman Goldschmidt, Gordon scored, Smith to third.

Vogelbach singled to right, Smith scored.

Fowler homered to left on a 1-2 count, O'Neill scored.

Homered to left on a 1-2 count, O'Neill scored.

Edman singled to right, Fowler scored, Bader scored, Wieters to second.

Singled to right, Fowler scored, Bader scored, Wieters to second.

Mariners first.  Smith popped out to second baseman Edman.  Crawford homered to right on a 1-2 count.  Santana singled to center.  Vogelbach flied out to right fielder Fowler.  Narváez fouled out to third baseman Muñoz.

Cardinals third.  Bader struck out.  Wieters homered to left on a 2-2 count.  Edman struck out.  Martínez doubled to right.  DeJong lined out to left fielder Moore.

Mariners third.  Gordon singled to right.  Smith doubled to left, Gordon to third.  Crawford grounded out, second baseman Edman to first baseman Goldschmidt, Gordon scored, Smith to third.  Santana grounded out, third baseman Muñoz to first baseman Goldschmidt.  Vogelbach singled to right, Smith scored.  Narváez grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Edman to shortstop DeJong, Vogelbach out.

Cardinals fourth.  Goldschmidt flied out to left fielder Moore.  O'Neill singled to left.  Fowler homered to left on a 1-2 count, O'Neill scored.  Muñoz grounded out, shortstop Crawford to first baseman Vogelbach.  Bader grounded out, pitcher Milone to first baseman Vogelbach.

Mariners fourth.  Beckham homered to left on a 2-1 count.  Nola grounded out, shortstop DeJong to first baseman Goldschmidt.  Moore walked on four pitches.  Ponce de Leon pitching.  Gordon struck out.  Moore was caught stealing, catcher Wieters to shortstop DeJong, Moore out.

Cardinals seventh.  Fowler walked on a full count.  Muñoz struck out.  Bader singled to left, Fowler to second.  Festa pitching.  Wieters walked on four pitches, Fowler to third, Bader to second.  Edman singled to right, Fowler scored, Bader scored, Wieters to second.  Gearrin pitching.  Martínez grounded into a double play, shortstop Crawford to second baseman Gordon to first baseman Vogelbach, Edman 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 - Drake, 1B - Muchlinski, 2B - Timmons, 3B - Rehak

It seems the St. Louis Cardinals have figured out the missing ingredient for their struggling offense: a designated hitter.
Jose Martinez hit two home runs in a series-opening 5-4 loss to the host Seattle Mariners on Tuesday, then sparked a five-run, ninth-inning rally Wednesday as the Cardinals won 5-2. Pinch hitter Tommy Edman hit a tiebreaking, three-run homer after Martinez led off the inning with a single.

Cards regain power, look for series win vs. Mariners

SEATTLE (AP)  Tommy Edman barely missed a go-ahead home run for the second straight game. A two-run single to score what proved to be the winning run was good enough this time.
Matt Wieters and Dexter Fowler homered, Edman came through with another key hit, and the St. Louis Cardinals rallied for a 5-4 win over the Seattle Mariners on Thursday.

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

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