Rookies Báez and Bernal Lead Cardinals to 7-3 Win over White Sox
Joshua Báez and Leo Bernal each had three hits and two RBIs as St. Louis scored three runs in the fifth to pull away.
- On Friday, rookie Joshua Baez and Leo Bernal each tallied three hits and two RBIs, leading the St. Louis Cardinals to a 7-3 victory over the visiting Chicago White Sox.
- Chicago's division lead over the second-place Cleveland Guardians shrank to a half-game following the White Sox's fourth consecutive loss.
- Despite Chase Meidroth hitting two home runs, the Cardinals' lineup combined to go 10 for 16 with six RBIs, overcoming a 70-minute weather delay.
- Gordon Graceffo earned the win in relief of Matthew Liberatore, while Anthony Kay fell to 9-9 after allowing three runs over four innings.
- Luis Castillo starts opposite fellow right-hander Kyle Leahy in the second game of the series on Saturday night.
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Rookies Báez and Bernal lead Cardinals to 7-3 win over ...
SAN LUIS (AP) — The novices Joshua Baez and Leo Bernal connected three hits and pushed two races each, and the Cardinals of St.Louis overcame a couple of flies near Chase Meidroth to win Friday...
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Rookies Báez and Bernal lead Cardinals to 7-3 win over White Sox
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Rookies Joshua Báez and Leo Bernal each had three hits and drove in two runs, and the St. Louis Cardinals overcame a pair home runs by Chase Meidroth to beat the Chicago White Sox 7-3 on…
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