Lars Nutbar, Brendon Donovan, Alec Burnson and Nolan Gord Gordeman killed two-run homer as St. Louis Cardinals defeated Chicago cub 8–2 on Monday evening.
Wilson Contraras scored a run for 3-for-4 and cardinals with two couples, winning the sixth time in their last seven matches with the National League Central-Leiding Cav 3 1/2 game.
St. Louis gave two runs to Pitcher Matthew Libertor (5-6) on six hits in seven innings. He got out of five and one went away.
Pete Crow-Arcestong scored two runs and Carson Kelly scored 2-for-3 with RBI for the cub, which lost for the fourth time in his last five matches.
The pitcher Ben Brown (4-6) scored eight runs on nine hits and two runs with three strikes in a five-flour innings.
Libertor retired 12 out of the first 13 batsmen, which he faced with Kelly’s second inning single the loan Blamish.
Cardinals took a 2–0 lead in the fourth innings. Contrarasas hit two-out double and Nutbar with their homer.
The cub cut his deficit 2–1 in the fifth innings. Crow-Armestrong led a double and scored on Kelly’s single. Nico Hornar hit a single, the runner proceeded on a groundout.
Matt Shaw went to load the locations, but Libertor stopped further troubles by transporting the Ian Hap to the ground in an inning-ending double play.
St. Louis increased its lead 6–1 in the fifth innings. Pedro went with page one and Donovan hit his homer with two outs.
After Masin Vinen running, Berlson launched his homer. Contrarasas expanded brown in the innings with single before Nutbar’s inning-ending groundout.
Nolan Arenado led the sixth innings with a single and Gordman chased to make 8–1 and Chase Brown with his homer.
The cub cut his deficit 8–2 in the seventh innings. To lead the Crow-Armystrong Double Inning, the Horner’s account moved to third place on the single and scored on Justin Turner’s sacrifice fly.
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