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St. Louis Cardinals (10‐4) at Pittsburgh Pirates (5‐8) Game #15 ◆ PNC Park ◆ April 21, 2012 Jake Westbrook (2‐0, 0.64) vs. Kevin Correia (1‐0, 1.50) ❑ STARTING STRONG: The 2011 World Champion St. Louis Cardinals have opened their 121st season of play in TONIGHT’S GAME: The Cardinals and Pirates the National League with a division‐leading 10‐4 mark...they are one of five ML teams (TEX, 11‐2; WSH, 11‐4, LAD, are playing the second game in their three game 11‐3; DET, 9‐4) with 5‐wins or better over losses through their first 13 games. series tonight at 6:05 p.m. CDT...the Cardinals ❑ are off to a 10‐4 start to the season, their best INJURY LOG: The team placed INF Lance Berkman on the 15‐day disabled list yesterday with a left calf strain...the since 2008 (also 10‐4)...the 2008 team started move is retroactive to Thursday (4/19)...he originally left the game on April 10 with left calf tightness and missed 11‐4 as well...the club was 7‐7 after 14 games four games, including the Cards’ opening weekend...he left Wednesday’s game (4/18) early when he again felt last season. discomfort...INF/OF Skip Schumaker was recalled from a rehab assignment and activated from the disabled list...he was on the D.L. with a right oblique injury that occurred during spring training. REHAB ASSIGNMENT: The Cardi‐ nal’s announced today they have sent outfielder Allen Craig to High‐A Palm Beach on a 20‐day rehab assignment. COMING UP: The Cardinals are playing the sec‐ ond game of this 6‐game roadtrip tonight ❑ RECORD MARGINS: The Cardinals have out‐scored their opposition by an N.L.‐best 34 runs, the largest run‐ against the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park...St. scored margin in the club’s first 12 games since 1900...the Texas Rangers are currently leading the majors with a Louis will play at 12:35 p.m. CDT tomorrow, Sun‐ +46 runs‐scored margin. day, vs. Pittsburgh...the Cardinals will be in ❑ THREE BAGGERS: The Cardinals have hit six triples thus far, tied with Houston and 2nd only to Colorado (7)...they Chicago at Wrigley Field for a 3‐game set next didn’t hit their 6th triple last season until game #33 on May 6. week (April 23‐25)...KEEPING IT CENTRAL: The ❑ HIT PARADE: The Cardinals lead the N.L. with their .287 BA , they top the Majors in hits (142), the N.L. in home cards season opens with a 27‐game stretch runs (20) and are second in runs scored (77) behind the Braves (84)...they have posted winning margins of 4 or (April 6‐May 6) vs. the NL Central. more runs in six of their 10 wins and have produced 13 innings in which they have scored 3 or more runs. CARDS & PIRATES: This is the first of five series REDBIRD RUNDOWN: ROADTRIP: 1-0, .287; 8-36, 1 HR, 4 RBI meetings between the two teams...the two ❑ #3 CARLOS BELTRAN...Roadtrip: 2‐4, .500, 0 HR, 1 RBI...Streak: 5G (7‐16, .438)...Had 2 hits yest. and picked up his 2nd GWing clubs will play a total of 15 games this year, six in RBI...HRed in back‐to‐back games Tues & Wed vs. CIN...has team‐high 5 HR’s, 2nd in NL (Kemp‐LAD, 7)...reached base 3 times & Pittsburgh and nine in St. Louis...the next meet‐ scored 3 runs last Sun. vs. CHI...had 2 hits in his Cards’ Busch Std. debut 4/13...hit solo HR (#3) 4/10 at CIN in 1st inn...had 3‐hits, ing between the clubs is at the end of the Red‐ including 2‐run HR (#2) on 4/8 at MIL...hit his first HR as Cardinal on 4/6 at MIL, tying game at 2‐2...had Cards 1st hit of the season birds’ next homestand, when Pittsburgh comes and first hit in Marlins Park history with 1st inn. single on 4/4...he (307) and teammate L. Berkman (358) are among just nine switch‐hitters all‐time with 300+ HR’s...1999 AL Rookie of Year is a six‐time All‐Star & three‐time Rawlings Gold Glove recipient. to St. Louis May 1‐3...the Cardinals were 9‐7 vs. the Pirates last season (5‐4 at PNC Park)...the Pi‐ ❑ #13 MATT CARPENTER...Roadtrip: 0‐3, .000...Streak: 0‐9...had GWing Sac. Fly in 10th Tue. vs. CIN, giving him 6 RBI over 2 games (Sun vs. CHI)...was just 3rd STL rookie to have 4 hits & 5 RBI in same game in Sun. win, while also collecting his first career HR...has rates lead the all‐time series, 1111‐1060, but the made six starts at 1B...has tallied 4 RBI in pinch...had 2‐run 3B in Home Opener last Fri. vs. Cubs...2010 Cardinals Minor League Cardinals are 60‐34 all‐time at PNC Park. Player of Year. ❑ #48 TONY CRUZ...Roadtrip: DNP...Streak: 0‐4...Has made two starts behind the plate (Thu. & 4/8 win at MIL)...had 2B off the ON THE AIR: Mike Shannon and John Rooney bench in last Sun. win vs. Cubs...was on Opening Day roster for 1st time...appeared in 38 games for Cards last season and was will call the action today on KMOX radio and the flawless defensively at five positions, making starts at C, 1B, 3B & RF. Cardinals Radio Network...Dan McLaughlin, Al ❑ #33 DANIEL DESCALSO...Roadtrip: 1‐4, .250, 1 HR, 1 RBI...Streak: 1G (1‐4, .250)...hit his first home run of 2012 last night...singled Hrabosky and Rick Horton will be providing the & walked twice Tue. vs. CIN...has started 8 of first 14 games at 2B & 4 at 3B...was team co‐leader (Jay, Greene) with 60 at‐bats this coverage for Fox Sports Midwest. spring...appeared in 148 games (2nd on club) as rookie last season...made 61 starts at 3B, 11 at SS and 9 at 2B...ranked 2nd in NL with .356 BA in close and late situations...led team with 10 sac. bunts in ‘11.s LAST SEASON: The Cardinals won the National ❑ #23 DAVID FREESE...Roadtrip: 1‐4, .250, 0 HR, 0 RBI...Streak: 1G (1‐4, .250)...had 2‐run 2B Wed. vs. CIN, his team‐high 5th League Wild Card with a 90‐72 record, clinching multi‐RBI game...was back in lineup (right ring finger) on Tue. after missing 2 games...has hit safely in 9 of his 10 starts...smacked on the final day of the regular season after trail‐ 2‐run HR’s 4/9 & 4/10 at CIN...team leader in RBI (13) & BA (.375)...had HR & 3 RBI on 4/6 at MIL, becoming first Card since Mark ing the Atlanta Braves by 10.5 games on August McGwire (1998) to have back‐to‐back multi‐RBI games to begin the season...he was first Card since Edgar Renteria (2003) to have multiple‐hit games in first three games to begin season...the 2011 World Series & NLCS MVP batted .397 in postseason with a MLB 24...the Cardinals went on to win their 11th postseason record‐tying 25 hits...his WS Game 6 walkoff HR was the first ever by a Cardinal in WS play...the sale of his Freese #23 World Championship by defeating the Texas jersey have more than quadrupled since his heroics in last year’s postseason & ranks 20th among all MLB players. Rangers four games to three in the World Series. ❑ #15 RAFAEL FURCAL...Roadtrip: 1‐4, .250, 0 HR, 1 RBI...Streak: 5G (10‐23, .435)...leads team with 21 hits...had 4 hits Tue. vs. CIN (1st time as Cardinal)...is first Cardinal since Bernard Gilkey (1995) to have four 3‐hit games in first 12 G’s of season...was the SPRING TRAINING: The Cardinals posted an N.L.‐ 11th Cardinal leadoff batter with 3 hits on Opening Day, the first since David Eckstein (‘07)...became first Card since Tony Scott best 16‐9‐2 record in spring training, leading the (1979) with back‐to‐back 3‐hit games to begin a season...became 6th different Opening Day shortstop in six seasons for Cards...his N.L. with their 3.05 team ERA...they drew 29 career leadoff HR’s rank 4th among active players...needs 3 runs for 1,000 career & 3 games for 1,500...his 304 career SB’s are 85,858 fans to Roger Dean Stadium during 13 25th all‐time. home games, averaging 6,604 fans per game... ❑ #27 TYLER GREENE...Roadtrip: DNP...Streak: 0‐3...made 7th start of the season Thur. (6‐2B, SS)... had first HR & SB of season the Cardinals finished 3rd overall in the Grape‐ Wed. vs. CIN...scored winning run as pinch runner on walk‐off Sac. fly last Tue...led Cardinals with his 11 stolen bases last season...is perfect 17‐for‐17 in career steal attempts...was 2nd on team this spring with 5 SB’s...made 14 starts at 2B & 10 at SS last season...bat‐ fruit League behind Toronto and Detroit. ted .323 in ‘11 at Memphis (AAA). ❑ #7 MATT HOLLIDAY...Roadtrip: 1‐5, .200, 0 HR, 0 RBI...Streak: 2G (3‐9, .333)...hit 3rd HR of season Thu. vs. CIN, a 3‐run Cardinals Recent shot...drilled go‐ahead HR on 4/6 at MIL as part of 3‐HR inning...hit HR #2 on 4/9 at CIN in 3‐HR opening inning...3 of his 7 RBI Spring Training Records have been GWRBI...leads team in AB’s (59), playing all 13 games...has hit in the #3 spot each gm this yr., started 17 games (.297 Team Team BA) in that spot of lineup last year...was team triple crown leader this spring at .383‐3‐11...led the NL with his .408 BA thru April Year W‐L‐T Batting Avg.
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