Cardinals at Dodgers , 1:10 PM PDT, TV: Bally Sports Midwest, SPNLA
RHP Jake Woodford (1-2, 5.47 ERA) takes the hill for the Cardinals and RHP Noah Syndergaard (0-3, 6.58 ERA) does so for the Dodgers.
- 1940 The Dodgers tie the major league mark for consecutive wins from the beginning of the season with style as James ‘Tex’ Carleton no-hits the Reds, 3-0, for the team’s ninth straight victory since Opening Day.
- 1944 In the first game of a doubleheader split, first baseman Phil Weintraub gets 11 RBIs, and player-manager Mel Ott scores six runs, drawing five walks in the Giants’ 26-8 rout of the Dodgers. Brooklyn wins the nightcap 5-4 in a game shortened due to darkness.
- 1988 Dave Winfield ties the major league RBI record for April established by Dodger infielder Ron Cey in 1977 and matched by Dale Murphy of the Braves in 1985. The right fielder, who was on base at least once in every game, drives in his 28th and 29th runs of the month in the Yankees’ 15-3 rout of Texas in New York.
Sad news for the Cardinals’ radio listeners: Mike Shannon has died. He spent nine years playing for the team and 50 years broadcasting their games on radio.
Lineups when available.
Starting nine for the road trip finale.#STLCards pic.twitter.com/Nc6hdH4AoB
— St. Louis Cardinals (@Cardinals) April 30, 2023
Today’s #Dodgers lineup vs. Cardinals: pic.twitter.com/QHszQ03RRX
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) April 30, 2023
NPUT
Orel: “pushing the back of the envelope “ when referring to Dodgers starting to steal more often, mixing metaphors.
C’mon Noah, you’ve got a lead, don’t immediately blow it.
Pfft. So much for that. This reclamation project is not going well so far.
Dodgers now tied for first as Snakes lose to Rox. Pads one game out as the Gnatpen blows it in CDMX.
Wah-Hoo!! Good job boys.
That’ll do it for now. This time tomorrow we’ll be somewhere over the Atlantic en route to Stockholm. The time difference may affect my participation over the next few weeks.
Enjoy!
Sweep!
Woo-HOO!!!
Just noticed at The Athletic:
Vamos, ¡Brewster!
Brusdar is the new fireman.
WBBsAs’ nightmare on the mound.
Gallegos? I love their Albariño.
Ha! Vesia.
I actually like Vesia, but he’s been frustrante.
The Cards have nearly twice as many hits as the Dodgers yet they’re losing 5-3. That’s unusual.
Steph Curry has scored 50 pts and the Warriors are up 24 pts with 2:30 left in their Game 7 against the Kings.
Wow. Everyone was burying them and praising the reemergence of the Kings.
The Kings certainly deserve praise. I think they won close to 20 games more this year than last. But when you go up against the defending champs…
I feel blessed(?) that I saw Arenado commit two errors in one game. Both grounders through his legs hit by Nationals batsmen.
Thor not exactly dominant today. https://twitter.com/billplunkettocr/status/1652788284094021632?s=20
When he misses it is usually not close so he doesn’t get a lot of swing and miss.
Two outs shy of a QS, though.
Vargas should get an rbi for ducking.
Rox have rolled the Snakes 12-4 at Coors, so Dodgers can regain a tie for first today.
Heyward’s numbers are approaching respectability.
Donovan not Superman!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oox_aGmoltg
Thor can’t stand prosperity.
I’m just happy we are still in the game.
Still looking for video of Mookie’s assist. Heard it, didn’t see it.
Not really a highlight.
Oh? Usually an OF assist is an automatic highlight for MLB/ESPN. This one wasn’t?
Mook dropped a fly ball that he should have caught. Runner on first stayed around the base and was forced out at second.
Atta boy CT3.
CT3 with the barrel.
CT2B!
Nice leather and cannon CT3.
Mook with the FC.
Mookie gets an OF assist!
That’s a first! Catching the HBP.
Ball four called strike two, and then Mookie fans on the next pitch.
Outman and Vargas make contact and get the run in. SO suck.
Nice smack Jason!
An early wasted opportunity.
A good inning, by Syndegaard standards.
Let’s hope Thor has figured something out and pitches well today.
Cardinals (10-18) 10GB
Dodgers (15-13) 1GB
SP Jake Woodford R
1-2 5.47 ERA 24.2 IP 16K
SP Noah Syndergaard R
0-3 6.58 ERA 26.0IP 21K
Lineup:
RF Mookie Betts R
1B F. Freeman L
C Will Smith R
3B Max Muncy L
DH J. Heyward L
CF James Outman L
2B M. Vargas R
LF D. Peralta L
SS Chris Taylor R
Clear day
0% Rain
73° Wind 8 mph Out