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Game Date:
04/22/2017
7:10pm EST
Lines:
St. Louis -1.5
Milwaukee +1.5
Total:
Over
9 (-105)
Under 9 (-115)
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Adam Wainwright has been trying to pitch his way out of some early struggles, and he did that and a lot more Friday night. Wainwright homered and drove in four runs while getting his first win of the season, leading the St. Louis Cardinals over the Milwaukee Brewers 6-3. Wainwright ripped a fastball into the second deck in left field for a two-run homer off Wily Peralta (3-1) to put the Cardinals up 2-1 in the third. Continue to Article
April 22, 2017 12:50:am EST
David Freese was on top of the world back in the fall of 2011. Or at least that’s how it appeared to those on the outside looking in. At the time he was playing a key role in the St. Louis Cardinals run to a World Series championship, even earning MVP honors for his heroic performance in the Fall Classic. What we didn’t know then, is that Freese was actually at or near the lowest point in his life. The now 33-year-old major leaguer revealed as much in a recent article from USA Today’s Bob Nightengale, which chronicles Freese’s battles with depression, anxiety and alcohol abuse. Continue to Article
April 21, 2017 10:06:pm EST
This is The StewPod, our baseball podcast with a dash of pop culture. This week’s StewPod is the stuff of legends — and that’s mostly because St. Louis Cardinals great Ozzie Smith is joining us. On the Yahoo Sports baseball podcast, we’re talking with Smith about baseball’s changing rules, plus Chris Cwik and I are digging into the soon-to-be legendary Madison Bumgarner injury, which has all of baseball talking as we head into the weekend. Continue to Article
April 21, 2017 7:58:pm EST
No one expects the Milwaukee Brewers to be a contender this year. Never mind the messy .238 average, Milwaukee is tops in runs scored. Home runs are flying left and right — Milwaukee has 32, seven clear of the field (Bernie Brewer, they’re not paying you enough). Milwaukee strikes out a bunch (171 whiffs, second), but no one minds when your contact is this explosive. Continue to Article
April 21, 2017 10:04:am EST
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — The Milwaukee Brewers just might have to start giving fans in the outfield seats batting helmets. Jett Bandy, Eric Thames and Travis Shaw each hit home runs to help the Milwaukee Brewers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-5 on Thursday night. Bandy hit a two-run homer to left in the sixth and Thames put Milwaukee ahead with a two-run shot to center off Carlos Martinez (0-3) in the fifth. Shaw's three-run blast in the first made it 12 consecutive games that the Brewers have homered. They lead the majors with 32 home runs. Shaw's fifth home run of the season traveled 458 feet and smacked off the facing of the third deck in right. "The first day Travis was here, he took BP and saw Continue to Article
April 21, 2017 1:00:am EST
