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St. Louis Cardinals (8-5-1) Vs St. Louis Cardinals (8-5-1) vs. New York Mets (4-6-3) Spring Training Game #15 N Roger Dean Stadium, Jupiter, Fla. N March 10, 2013 Jaime Garcia (1-0, 3.60) vs. Shaun Marcum (0-0, 13.50) K GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE: The St. Louis Cardinals are in the midst of their 122nd season of play in TODAY’S GAME : The Cardinals play host the the National League and their 16th Spring Training in Jupiter...the 2012 Wild Card Champions host New York Mets at 1:05 p.m. This is the first of the New York Mets in the second of seven meetings this Spring Training today at Roger Dean Stadium. three home games vs. the Mets this Spring, and The Cardinals defeated the Mets in Port St. Lucie 12-4 on February 27...the two clubs will meet twice the second of seven total...Redbird pitchers & in the regular season from May 13-16 in St. Louis and June 11-13 in New York. catchers reported on Feb. 12 with the first full- K YESTERDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS: St. Louis won their fourth straight game with a 2-0 shutout of the squad workout Feb. 15. Miami Marlins in a game that took just 2-hours and 23- minutes. Adam Wainwright threw 4.2 scoreless innings CARDINALS 2013 SPRING RECAP COMING UP: The Cardinals head on a two- allowing just three hits with one walk and a Spring Train - ing high six strikeouts. Michael Wacha threw two score - Record Attendance game, two-day road trip to Tampa and Orlando less innings for the Cardinals first save. Pete Kozma’s vs. NL ...............5-3-0 Home ............36,312 to play the New York Yankees and Atlanta two-RBI double accounted for all the offense. vs. AL ...............3-2-1 Home Avg ......5,187 Braves. Tomorrow afternoon the Cardinals play K TODAY’S HURLERS: Jaime Garcia will make his third at Home ...........4-3-0 Road ..............37,016 the Yankees at Steinbrenner Field at 1:05 p.m. start of the Spring today and his first against the Mets, on Road ...........4-2-1 Road Avg ....... 5,288 having already faced Boston (2/26) and Washington at RDS* ............5-4-0 Total ..............73,328 ON THE AIR: The Cardinals will broadcast 18 (3/3)...available in the Cardinals bullpen will be left- *Includes road Home High ......7,481 Spring Training games on their radio flagship sta - handed pitchers John Gast, Barret Browning and Kevin games at Roger Dean N.Y. Yankees (3/7/13) Siegrist, and right-handed pitchers Trevor Rosenthal, Ed - Stadium. tion KMOX 1120 AM...Mike Shannon and John ward Mujica, Eduardo Sanchez, Keith Butler and Victor Rooney will be on the call working together for Marte. their eighth consecutive season...the 50,000- K TOMORROW’S PITCHERS: Lance Lynn is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Cardinals vs. the watt station can sometimes be heard as far Yankees. Also available out of the bullpen will be left-hander Randy Choate and right-handers Seth south as Jupiter on a clear day. Maness, Maikel Cleto, Michael Blazek, Eric Fornataro and Jorge Rondon. K LEADERS OF THE PACK: The St. Louis Cardinals announced extentions of Sr. VP/G.M. John ON THE TUBE: FOX Sports Midwest will televise Mozeliak’s contract through 2016 and picked up the 2014 option on manager Mike Matheny’s con - 10 Spring Training games this season, all be - tract on February 14...the Cardinals are 439-371 (.542) with Mozeliak as GM, making the playoffs in 2009, 2011 and 2012 with a World Series Championship in 2011...Matheny led the Cardinals to within tween Mar. 14-28 with Dan McLaughlin, Al Hra - one win of the World Series in his inaugural season at the helm. bosky and Ricky Horton calling the action. K CAMP ROSTER: The Cardinals re-assigned three players to minor league camp after Monday’s Games include 3/14 vs. ATL, 3/15 vs. WSH, 3/17 game, leaving 52 players in camp...the youngest player in camp is 20-year old outfielder Oscar Tavares at MIA, 3/18 vs. NYM, 3/19 vs. MIA, 3/22 at as well as first round picks from three of the last four years: RHP Shelby Miller (2009), INF Kolten HOU, 3/23 at MIA, 3/24 vs. NYM, 3/27 vs. WSH Wong (2011) and RHP Michael Wacha (2012). and 3/28 vs. MIA. Twice the Cardinals will be K CRAIG LOCKED UP FOR FIVE: The St. Louis Cardinals signed 1B/OF Allen Craig to a five-year contract televised on ESPN, 3/11 at NYY & 3/26 at NYM. with a club option for a sixth, on Friday. Craig was drafted by the Cardinals in 2006 out of the Uni - versity of California-Berkeley. He’s a career .300 batter over 238 career MLB games with 37 HR and LAST SEASON: The Cardinals won one of two 150 RBI. He led all MLB players with a .400 batting average with runners in scoring postion in 2012. National League Wild Card berths with a 88-74 K HERE’S TO YOU MR. ROBINSON: Shane Robinson leads the Cardinals in the triple crown categories record, and came within one win of the World (.520, 3 HR, 11 RBI) and ranks among N.L. leaders in batting (1st), home runs (T4th) and RBI (2nd). Series, falling to the eventual World Champion K KEEPING SCORE: The Cardinals have scored a Grapefruit League-leading 99 runs in their first 14 San Francisco Giants 4-3 in the NLCS in Mike Ma - games (7.1 runs per game) and they are tops in the National League with a +28 run differential. Their theny’s first season as manager. The Cardinals .301 team batting average ranks second among senior circuit clubs (Los Angeles, .303). K CLASSIC PLAYERS: Four Cardinals Major Leaguers (C Yadier Molina & OF Carlos Beltran - Puerto won the inaugural National League Wild Card Rico, RHP Mitchell Boggs -USA, RHP Fernando Salas - Mexico) are taking part in the World Baseball game, 6-3 at Atlanta, and defeated the Washing - Classic, as is Cardinals minor league RHP Richard Castillo (Spain) ...YESTERDAY’S RESULTS: Carlos Bel - ton Nationals in a thrilling Division Series 3-2 ral - tran (2-4, run) and Yadier Molina (1-3, run). lying from a 6-0 deficit in the deciding Game 5. LAST SPRING: The Cardinals posted a 16-9-2 CARDINALS SPRING SCHEDULE & RESULTS spring record (9-4-0 at home, 9-6-0 at RDS), fin - Time/ Probable Starters/ ishing 11th in the Grapefruit League...they drew Date/Opp. Result Winner-Loser-Save Record Att. Highlights 85,858 fans to RDS during 13 home games, aver - 2/23 at MIA^+ L, 8-3 J. Maine-Rosenthal 0-1-0 3,504 Adams 2 hits & 2 RBI, Freese HR aging 6,604 fans per game. 2/24 vs. BOS L, 5-3 Lester-Gast-De la Rosa 0-2-0 6,819 Descalso HR, Lyons 2.0 SHO IP 2/25 vs. HOU W, 10-2 Wainwright-Humber 1-2-0 3,727 Holliday, Craig, Kozma w/HRs Cardinals Recent 2/26 at BOS W, 15-4 Garcia-Mortensen 2-2-0 9,987 Cruz, Adams & Jackson w/3 RBI Spring Training Records 2/27 at NYM W, 12-4 Lynn-Gorski 3-2-0 3,349 Wacha 3.0 IP/5K; Robinson HR, 3 H Team Team 2/28 vs. MIA+ W, 8-2 Westbrook-Turner 4-2-0 3,608 Taveras GS; Rosenthal 3.0 IP Year W-L-T Batting Avg. ERA 3/1 at HOU T, 8-8 None 4-2-1 2,825 Chambers HR, 3 RBI; Descalso 2 RBI 3/2 vs. WSH+ L, 6-2 G.Gonzalez-Wainwright 4-3-1 5,238 Craig 2H/2RBI; S.Miller 2.0 IP/3 K 2012* 16-9-2 .276 3.05 3/3 at WSH+ L, 7-6 Mattheus-E. Sanchez 4-4-1 6,312 Kozma 3 H; Robinson 2 H, HR #2 2011* 14-16-1 .261 3.79 3/4 vs. MIN L, 7-0 De Vries-Lynn 4-5-1 4,703 Wacha 2.2 IP, 3 K 2010 15-14-0 .280 4.95 3/5 OPEN DATE 2009* 19-12-2 .290 4.35 3/6 vs. MIA W, 7-2 Westbrook-Koehler 5-5-1 4,736 Taveras 2-3, HR; 5 team HR 2008 17-10-2 .286 4.01 3/7 vs. NYY+ W, 7-6 Mujica-Perez 6-5-1 7,481 Maness 3 IP, 0 R; Kozma 2-3, HR 2007 16-10-3 .255 2.29 3/8 at WSH W, 16-10 Miller-Zimmermann 7-5-1 6,820 Carpenter 4-4; Robinson 2-3, HR, 4 RBI 3/9 at MIA+ W, 2-0 Wainwright-Hatcher-Wacha 8-5-1 4,219 Wainwright 4.2 IP, 0 R, 6 K; Kozma 2 RBI 2006* 15-14-1 .260 3.65 3/10 vs. NYM 1:05 Jaime Garcia vs. Shaun Marcum 2005* 15-11-2 .279 3.73 3/11 at NYY% 1:05 Lance Lynn vs. Hiroki Kuroda 2004* 17-12-0 .275 4.53 3/12 at ATL+ 1:05 Jake Westbrook vs. TBA 2003 12-15-2 .282 5.65 3/13 OPEN DATE *Reached the postseason. 3/14 vs. ATL* 1:05 Note: The Cardinals moved to Jupiter and began 3/15 vs. WSH* 1:05 playing at Roger Dean Stadium in 1998. 3/16 vs. DET 1:05+ 3/17 at MIA^*+ 1:05 3/18 vs.
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