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Ozuna grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Longoria to second baseman Dubon, Goldschmidt out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Longoria to second baseman Dubon, Goldschmidt out.

DeJong grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Dubon to shortstop Crawford, Ozuna out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Dubon to shortstop Crawford, Ozuna out.

Cardinals

Goldschmidt grounded out, shortstop Crawford to first baseman Belt, Wong scored.

Grounded out, shortstop Crawford to first baseman Belt, Wong scored.

DeJong singled to center, Goldschmidt scored.

Cardinals first.  Fowler singled to left.  Wong tripled to right, Fowler scored.  Goldschmidt grounded out, shortstop Crawford to first baseman Belt, Wong scored.  Ozuna fouled out to first baseman Belt.  DeJong walked on a full count.  Molina singled to left, DeJong to second.  Edman lined out to left fielder Dickerson.

Cardinals third.  Wong grounded out, second baseman Dubon to first baseman Belt.  Goldschmidt doubled to left.  Ozuna struck out.  DeJong singled to center, Goldschmidt scored.  Molina lined out to right fielder Yastrzemski.

Giants eighth.  Gallegos pitching.  Dubon homered to left on a 2-1 count.  Shaw pinch-hitting for Barraclough.  Shaw struck out.  A.Miller pitching.  Slater pinch-hitting for Yastrzemski.  Slater walked on a full count.  Belt struck out.  C.Martínez pitching.  Longoria struck out.

 The Cardinals dropped two of three at San Francisco last month, but have won the last four meetings with the Giants in St. Louis. This is the Cardinals' longest home winning streak over the Giants since taking six in row from 1996-97.

 St. Louis is a major league-best 18-5 since August 9, leading MLB with a 3.01 ERA and four shutouts. The Cards have also won 13 of 15 at home, averaging 6.3 runs in those games.

 Yadier Molina is batting .500 (16-for-32) with four home runs, three doubles, nine RBI and nine runs in his last nine games. He had the same number of extra-base hits in his previous 158 at-bats over 44 games, with a home run and six doubles while batting .222.

 Jack Flaherty, who is scheduled to take the ball Tuesday, is 4-2 with a 1.01 ERA in his last 10 starts. In nine of those starts, he permitted two runs or less, and no pitcher has had more such starts since July 7.

 Madison Bumgarner, who is slated to pitch Wednesday, allowed a run over seven innings to beat the Padres on Friday for his 18th quality start of the season -- tied for fifth-most in the NL. In 12 starts vs. the Cards since 2012 -- including the playoffs -- Bumgarner has a 4.89 ERA -- his worst against any NL club.

 The Giants' Evan Longoria is slashing .380/.410/.634 in his last 18 games with 22 RBI to trail only Reds rookie Aristides Aquino's 23 RBI for the most in the NL since August 10. In 15 road games since July 1, Longoria has a .390/.448/.831 slash line with eight home runs and 23 RBI.

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

The St. Louis Cardinals will battle fatigue as well as the visiting San Francisco Giants when the teams open a four-game series on Monday afternoon.
After playing consecutive day-night doubleheaders against the Cincinnati Reds, the Cardinals will take the field for their fifth game at Busch Stadium within 50 hours.

Cards look to Wainwright for jolt against Giants

ST. LOUIS (AP)  Adam Wainwright decided to go to the tape.
The St. Louis right-hander studied a few of his past performances in an effort to regain some of the aggression from earlier in his career.

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San Francisco Giants @ St. Louis Cardinals on September 2, 2019

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