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St. Louis Cardinals News & Updates


The St. Louis Cardinals were 23-16, 2nd in the NL Central. Yesterday, the St. Louis Cardinals dropped one to the San Diego Padres 2-4 at Petco Park.

Cardinals Daily Vibe Check
52°
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Lukewarm
dominant pitching

Right in the middle for a reason. The arms have been stingy at 2.6 RA/G. But the bats at 2.7 R/G are the biggest drag right now.

Cardinals Game on May 10

Opponent:San Diego Padres (23-16)
Location:Petco Park
First Pitch:04:10 PM EDT
Pitching Matchup:Kyle Leahy (4-3, 4.93 ERA) vs Walker Buehler (2-2, 5.64 ERA)
TV Broadcast:Padres.TV Presented by UC San Diego Health, Cardinals.TV
Forecast:⛅ Partly cloudy, 53°F, Wind 2 mph

Cardinals Score & Recap

Yesterday, the St. Louis Cardinals dropped one to the San Diego Padres 2-4 at Petco Park.

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Cardinals Record & Standings

NL Central

TeamL10WLPCTGBSTRK
Cubs
2713.675 L1
Cardinals
2316.5903.5 L1
Brewers
2116.5684.5 W3
Pirates
2218.5505.0 W1
Reds
2119.5256.0 W1

St. Louis Cardinals are 3-3-1T in their last 7 games, with a +1 run differential.

Cardinals Player Stats & Leaders

Batting Leaders

PlayerHRAVGOPSRBI
18
Jordan Walker
10.301.94627
41
Alec Burleson
6.267.79630
26
JJ Wetherholt
7.235.76120

Pitching Leaders

PitcherW-LERAWHIPIP
36
Michael McGreevy
3-22.180.8645.1
53
Andre Pallante
3-34.341.3737.1
32
Matthew Liberatore
2-14.071.4342.0

Hot Hitters

PlayerStreak
48
Iván Herrera
6 hits, 1 RBI, .5 AVG in last 3 games

Hot Pitchers

PitcherStreak
36
Michael McGreevy
6.0 IP, 9 K, 0 ER in dominant recent start
53
Andre Pallante
6.0 IP, 6 K, 1 ER in dominant recent start
32
Matthew Liberatore
6.0 IP, 6 K, 1 ER in dominant recent start

Cardinals News

Jordan Walker solidified his reputation as an MVP candidate with yet another outstanding performance, but the Cardinals couldn't capitalize on that momentum during their 4-2 loss to the Padres. With their record now at 23-15, the team is showing resilience, particularly in high-pressure situations that often derail younger squads. Dustin May delivered a commendable start, keeping the Padres hitless until the fifth, but the Cardinals' bats fell flat when it mattered most, leaving them searching for that elusive big hit. Meanwhile, the organization’s future looks bright as Liam Doyle continues to impress in the minors, showcasing a promising strikeout ability. As the Cardinals gear up for another crack at San Diego, their ability to rise in clutch moments will be put to the test again.

Sources
Cardinals' Jordan Walker continues revenge season with MLB Network honor
Redbirdrants
Cardinals' Jordan Walker continues revenge season with MLB Network honor
Through the first quarter of the season, Cardinals outfielder Jordan Walker has been an MVP candidate according to MLB Network's Mark DeRosa.
Rebuilding Cardinals continue to buck trends often found in young teams
Redbirdrants
Rebuilding Cardinals continue to buck trends often found in young teams
The young and rebuilding St. Louis Cardinals have found success in high-leverage situations along with late-inning and extra-inning situations. this year.
Cards push Miller to the brink in 9th, but come up short for May
MLB.com
Cards push Miller to the brink in 9th, but come up short for May
SAN DIEGO – The Cardinals pushed Mason Miller close to the edge on Saturday, loading the bases in the ninth inning and even forcing the Padres' fireballer to strike out four batters. They just couldn’t get that big hit, though, and lost 4-2 on a day when right-hander Dustin May
After April showers, May bringing Liam Doyle his flowers (and strikeouts)
MLB.com
After April showers, May bringing Liam Doyle his flowers (and strikeouts)
Liam Doyle is starting to turn the corner. The Cardinals' 2025 first-round pick delivered his strongest start as a pro on Saturday in Double-A Springfield’s 7-5 win over Corpus Christi at Route 66 Stadium, traversing five innings while racking up eight strikeouts -- both career highs. The outing was Doyle's
Dustin May’s Great Start, Bad Ending as Padres Beat Cardinals 4-2
Viva El Birdos
Dustin May’s Great Start, Bad Ending as Padres Beat Cardinals 4-2
Dustin May had a great start to the game not allowing a hit to the San Diego Padres until the bottom of the 5th inning, but that’s when the wheels came off the no-hit wagon. The Padres would eventually outslug the Cardinals 4-2 Saturday night. The bats of both the St. Louis Cardinals and San […]
Game Discussion for St. Louis Cardinals vs San Diego Padres Saturday
Viva El Birdos
Game Discussion for St. Louis Cardinals vs San Diego Padres Saturday
Dustin May will get the Saturday night start at Petco Park for the Cardinals as he’ll do battle with Randy Vásquez who will take the mound for the Padres. First pitch is set for 6:15pm central time and the musical chairs broadcast schedule has the game being broadcast on Fox Saturday night.

Cardinals Upcoming Schedule

The St. Louis Cardinals visit the Athletics for a 3-game series starting Tuesday.

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