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Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Josh Hader recorded a save on Monday unlike any save ever seen in MLB. The reliever, filling in for injured closer Corey Knebel, took the mound with one out remaining in the seventh inning and the Brewers holding a 6-5 lead over the Cincinnati Reds. Nine batters later, Hader had recorded eight strikeouts, accounting for every out he recorded. Continue to Article

April 30, 2018 11:27:pm EST

For Miles Mikolas, throwing strikes translates to success - no matter where he's pitching. Mikolas, who spent the last three seasons in the Japanese Central League, tossed seven strong innings and the St. Louis Cardinals completed their second sweep this season of the woeful Cincinnati Reds with a 9-2 victory on Sunday. ''I had great command over there,'' Mikolas said of his stint with the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants. Continue to Article

April 22, 2018 11:42:pm EST

St. Louis right-hander Miles Mikolas beat the hapless Cincinnati Reds for the second time in eight days, allowing two runs (one earned) on five hits and striking out six with no walks in the Cardinals' 9-2 win at Busch Stadium on Sunday. The Cardinals, who swept the three-game series and sent the Reds to their fifth straight loss and 18th in 21 games this season, hit two home runs to back Mikolas (3-0). It was also the 10th straight time the Cardinals beat the Reds, dating back to last September. Continue to Article

April 22, 2018 5:20:pm EST

St. Louis catcher Yadier Molina hit his sixth homer of the season to break a tie in the seventh inning and Paul DeJong and Dexter Fowler also homered when the Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 at Busch Stadium on Saturday. Molina homered off Jared Hughes (0-2) when the Cardinals' regained the lead after Cincinnati tied the game with three two-out runs in the top of the seventh. The Cardinals (12-8) have won all six games against the Reds this season, extending their streak to 10 games. Continue to Article

April 21, 2018 5:30:pm EST

The St. Louis Cardinals scored three runs in the bottom of the first inning, two of those on a double by Yadier Molina, and the offense was more than enough to back right-hander Michael Wacha in a 4-2 victory over the struggling Cincinnati Reds at Busch Stadium on Friday night. Wacha (2-1) has been a perennial nemesis of the Reds, running his career record against them to 10-1, with an ERA of 2.88. The defeat spoiled the debut of Reds interim manager Jim Riggleman, who was promoted after manager Bryan Price was fired on Thursday. Continue to Article

April 20, 2018 11:43:pm EST