ST. Louis – Victor Scott II stole Juan Soto with a three -point circuit and then struck a broken double, leading the cardinals of St. Louis to the 5-4 victory against the New York dishes for a double head sweep on Sunday evening.
The cardinals won the 6-5 opening.
The last glass was equal to 4-all in fourth round when Soto led a quick ball to the center directly. Scott ran towards the wall and jumped, and his glove was above the fence when he torn off the ball, preventing him from landing on the grass.
In the sixth, the double of Scott, Max Kranick (2-1) scored Yohel Pozo from the first base.
After two of the three defeats against Arizona, the heads of the east of the NL abandoned the consecutive series for the first time this year.
Alec Burleson struck a circuit of two points and the recruit Michael McGreevy launched 5 2/3 objects without goal for the cardinals.
McGreevy (1-0) was recalled Saturday from Triple-A Memphis. He withdrew five years and granted a safe blow and a walk during the first appearance in the majors this season. Last year, McGreevy went 3-0 with an MPM of 1.96 in four appearances, three of which begin.
The start of the Tylor Megill dishes gave four points in five rounds.
The first Burleson circuit this season came with one in second position. He completed a quick shot of 0-1 in the enclosure of the right fields for an advance of 2-0.
Starling Marte made two strokes and two points produced for dishes.
Key
The dishes sent nine to the marble in the third against Andre Pallante, marking four points. McGreevy inherited the bases loaded and removed two strikers. St. Louis equaled it in the lower half in single of Nolan Arenado and Willson Contreras.
Key statistics
Burleson has safely struck in nine of its last 10 departures against the food. It strikes .333 (12 for 36) with three circuits and eight products produced.
The next
Put: Start a series in Arizona with Griffin Canning (4-1, 2.61 ERA) on the mound on Monday.
Cardinals: in Pittsburgh Monday with Miles Mikolas (1-2, 4.66) against the Carmen Mlodzinski des Pirates (1-3, 6.58).
By Warren Mayes
