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Cardinals

Wong struck out, safe on fielder's choice, catcher Nuñez unassisted, Arozarena out, Knizner to third, Goldschmidt to second.

Carpenter doubled to right, Wong scored, DeJong scored, Ozuna to third.

Doubled to right, Wong scored, DeJong scored, Ozuna to third.

Knizner singled to right, Ozuna scored, Carpenter to third, Arozarena to second.

Singled to right, Ozuna scored, Carpenter to third, Arozarena to second.

On McGee's balk, Carpenter scored, Arozarena to third, Knizner to second.

Bader struck out, catcher Nuñez to first baseman Murphy.

Struck out, catcher Nuñez to first baseman Murphy.

Struck out, safe on fielder's choice, catcher Nuñez unassisted, Arozarena out, Knizner to third, Goldschmidt to second.

Rockies

Fowler homered to right on the first pitch.

Wong hit a sacrifice fly to third baseman Arenado, Bader scored, Mikolas to third, Fowler to second.

Hit a sacrifice fly to third baseman Arenado, Bader scored, Mikolas to third, Fowler to second.

Cardinals first.  Fowler homered to right on the first pitch.  Wong homered to center on a 1-2 count.  DeJong grounded out, pitcher Melville to first baseman Fuentes.  Ozuna struck out.  Carpenter grounded out, first baseman Fuentes unassisted.

Rockies first.  Hampson walked on a full count.  McMahon struck out.  Arenado doubled to left, Hampson scored.  Blackmon lined out to right fielder Fowler.  On Mikolas' wild pitch, Arenado to third.  Hilliard struck out.

Cardinals second.  Ravelo homered to left on a 2-1 count.  Knizner singled to center.  Bader walked, Knizner to second.  Mikolas bunted into fielder's choice, pitcher Melville to third baseman Arenado, Knizner out, Bader to second.  Fowler walked on a full count, Bader to third, Mikolas to second.  Wong hit a sacrifice fly to third baseman Arenado, Bader scored, Mikolas to third, Fowler to second.  DeJong grounded out, third baseman Arenado to first baseman Fuentes.

Rockies second.  Daza was out bunting, pitcher Mikolas to first baseman Ravelo.  Fuentes homered to left on a 2-2 count.  Nuñez doubled to center.  Melville struck out.  Hampson grounded out, shortstop DeJong to first baseman Ravelo.

Cardinals third.  Ozuna homered to left on a 2-2 count.  Carpenter popped out to shortstop Hampson.  Ravelo lined out to second baseman McMahon.  Knizner grounded out, third baseman Arenado to first baseman Fuentes.

Rockies third.  McMahon struck out.  Arenado homered to left on a full count.  Blackmon flied out to center fielder Bader.  Hilliard struck out.

Cardinals fourth.  Tinoco pitching.  Bader homered to left on a 0-1 count.  Mikolas struck out.  Fowler walked.  Wong doubled to right, Fowler to third.  DeJong grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Hampson to catcher Nuñez, Fowler out, Wong to third.  DeJong stole second.  Ozuna grounded out, shortstop Hampson to first baseman Fuentes.

Cardinals ninth.  Hilliard in as center fielder.  Murphy in as first baseman.  Davis pitching.  Desmond in as left fielder.  Wong walked.  Wong stole second.  DeJong was hit by a pitch.  Wong stole third, DeJong stole second.  Ozuna walked on four pitches.  Carpenter doubled to right, Wong scored, DeJong scored, Ozuna to third.  McGee pitching.  Arozarena was hit by a pitch.  Knizner singled to right, Ozuna scored, Carpenter to third, Arozarena to second.  On McGee's balk, Carpenter scored, Arozarena to third, Knizner to second.  Bader struck out, catcher Nuñez to first baseman Murphy.  Goldschmidt was intentionally walked.  Muñoz pinch-hitting for C.Martínez.  Muñoz struck out.  Wong struck out, safe on fielder's choice, catcher Nuñez unassisted, Arozarena out, Knizner to third, Goldschmidt to second.

Colorado fell victim to a four-game sweep when it visited St. Louis from August 22-25, getting outscored 31-12 in the series. St. Louis has won seven of its last eight games against teams from the National League West.

The Cardinals have gone 23-7 since August 9, the second-best record in MLB in that span behind only the Braves (22-6). St. Louis' pitching has a 2.89 ERA and a .618 opponent OPS since that date, both best in MLB and well ahead of second-ranked Atlanta (3.56) and Los Angeles (.689), respectively.

The Rockies have lost six straight home games dating back to August 27. A loss in the series opener will tie Colorado's third-longest home losing streak in a season in franchise history (three streaks of seven). The longest streak by a Rockies team all-time is nine, in 1993, the franchise's first season.

Paul Goldschmidt has 29 home runs in his maiden season with the Cardinals. Only seven players have ever hit more home runs in their first season with the Redbirds: Jim Edmonds (42 in 2000), Albert Pujols (37 in 2001), Dick Allen (34 in 1970), Carlos Beltran (32 in 2012), Lance Berkman (31 in 2011), Jedd Gyorko (30 in 2016) and Ron Gant (30 in 1996).

Trevor Story has 30 home runs and 20 stolen bases this season, giving him totals of 118 and 62, respectively, for his career. Only three other players all-time have reached 100 homers and 60 steals in their first four seasons: Ryan Braun (128/63), Jose Canseco (111/71) and Orland Cepeda (122/65).

Michael Wacha is allowing 2.01 home runs per nine innings this season after posting a 0.96 mark in 2018. Among pitchers with at least 15 starts in both seasons, Wacha's increase in home run rate (+1.05) is the sixth-largest.

HP - Davis, 1B - Miller, 2B - Knight, 3B - Hoberg

When the St. Louis Cardinals signed Miles Mikolas to a four-year contract extension worth $68 million in February, it was with the hope he would anchor the Cardinals' rotation.
It hasn't worked out quite that way, but the right-hander has shown flashes of his stellar 2018 campaign that earned him the offseason deal. Mikolas was 18-4 with a 2.83 ERA and tied for wins in the NL last season, a heralded return to the majors after a three-year stint in Japan.

Cardinals hoping to stop slide against Rockies

DENVER (AP)  The St. Louis Cardinals had the upper hand from the start on a day the ball was flying out of Coors Field.
Dexter Fowler and Kolten Wong opened the game with successive home runs and the Cardinals connected five times in all, beating the Colorado Rockies 10-3 on Thursday.

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STL	2	2	1	1	0	0	0	0	4
COL	1	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	0

St. Louis Cardinals @ Colorado Rockies on September 12, 2019

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