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St. Louis Cardinals (30-28, 1-1) at Padres (37-23, 1-1) Series • Game 3 • PETCO • Friday, October 2, 2020 RHP (4-3, 4.91 in 2020) vs. TBA

WILD CARD CARDINALS: The Cardinals captured 2nd place (via head- RECORD BREAKDOWN to-head tie breaker over ) in the N.L. Central and a 5th seed in CARDINALS vs. PADRES All-Time Overall...... 10,167-9,656 the National League , going 30-28, as they concluded their 129th All-Time (1997-2019):...... 288-202 2020 Overall...... 30-28 of play in the Senior Circuit, finishing 3.0 games back of 1st place in St. Louis...... 162-84 Under ...... 162-127 Chicago. at II (1997-2005):...... 130-68 Busch Stadium...... 14-13 A SEASON LIKE NO OTHER: The Cardinals played the fewest games (58) at Busch Stadium III (2006-19):...... 32-16 On the Road...... 16-15 in their franchise history, two games fewer then the St. Louis Brown in San Diego...... 124-117 at Qualcomm Stadium (1969-2003)...... 99-91 Day...... 10-10 who played a 60-game season in 1877, going 28-32 and finish- at (2004-19)...... 25-26 Night...... 20-18 ing 4th in the National League. SUMMER CAMP: The Cardinals Summer Aloha Stadium (1997)...... 2-1 Spring...... 11-9-2 Camp, held at Busch Stadium, was the team’s first pre-season training 2019...... 2-4 camp to be held in St. Louis since 1919. July...... 2-3 at Busch Stadium...... 1-2 August...... 11-10 COVID, QUARANTINE & RENTAL CARS: On July 30, the Cardinals began at PETCO Park...... 1-2 September...... 17-15 to learn that they had a number of players & staff who had tested positive 2018...... 3-4 Monday...... 4-4 for COVID-19, postponing their weekend series in Milwaukee...in all,10 2017...... 4-3 Tuesday...... 3-5 players & 8 staff members tested COVID positive, forcing the team to Postseason (1996-2020)...... 10-2 Wednesday...... 3-5 quarantine in Milwaukee for eight days. After additional positive tests, in St. Louis (1996-2006)...... 5-1 Thursday...... 3-4 the team’s season was suspended for 16 days (14 games postponed) in San Deigo (1996-2006)...... 5-1 Friday...... 4-5 from July 30-August 14 before they returned to the playing field on Sat., 2020 WILD CARD SCHEDULE (1-1) Saturday...... 8-2 August 15 for a -header at the White Sox...with an abundance of 9/30 at SD...... W, 7-4...... Gallegos-Paddock-Reyes Sunday...... 5-3 caution, the entire traveling party drove individually in 45 rental cars to 10/1 at SD...... L, 11-9 Pagán-Ponce deLeon-Rosenthal Scoring First...... 18-9 the Windy City on Fri., August 14 for that resumption of play. 10/2 at SD...... Game 3 ...... 4:08 p.m. Opponent Scores First...... 12-19 PERSEVERANCE: The Cardinals played their final 53 games in 44 days 2019 RESULTS (2-4) One- Games...... 7-6 from August 15 to Sept. 27 with only two off-days (last on Sept. 9) with 4/4 vs. SD...... PPD (rain)...... Two-Run Games...... 6-4 11 double-headers (13-9 record in those games and three double-header 4/5 vs. SD...... L, 5-3...... Stock-Leone-Yates Scoring 2 or fewer Runs...... 1-17 sweeps). 4/6 vs. SD...... L, 6-4...... Wisler-Miller-Yates Scoring 3 Runs...... 3-8 NEXT MAN UP: The Cardinals had 44 different players appear for them in 4/7 vs. SD...... W, 4-1...... Wainwright-Strahm-Hicks Scoring 4 or more Runs...... 26-3 2020 (19 position players, 25 ) with 21 different players spending 6/28 at SD...... L, 3-1...... Quantrill-Wacha-Yates Scoring in 3 or fewer ...20-28 time on the ...13 players made their MLB debuts, including 6/29 at SD...... L, 12-2...... Paddack-Hudson 6/30 at SD...... W, 5-3 (11)...... Martinez-Wieck-Leone Scoring in 4 or more innings.....10-0 four in the same game (first time since 1955) and seven over a two-day vs. Right-Handed Starter...... 26-21 span August 15-16, the most since the (1944)...the vs. Left-Handed Starter...... 4-7 team made an incredible 151 player transactions from on Series Openers...... 8-9 July 24 until the end of the season on Sept. 27. Series Finales...... 6-11 AN ERA OF EXCELLENCE: Under the ownership of Bill DeWitt, Jr. and his partners, the Cardinals have posted a 2,161-1,783 Homestand Openers...... 3-1 (.548) record since 1996, advancing to the postseason 15 times. The Cardinals were N.L. Champions in 2004, 2006, 2011 and Homestand Finales...... 2-2 2013 and captured their 10th World Championship in 2006 and their 11th World title in 2011. The Cardinals 75 postseason wins Road Trip Openers...... 2-2 since 1996 are 2nd in the majors, behind only the Yankees (113) and their 146 postseason games in that period are also 2nd to the Road Trip Finales...... 0-3 Yankees (191). The Cardinals have advanced to the postseason in eight (2009, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15, ‘19, ‘20) of their 13 seasons Following Off-Days...... 2-2 (2008-20) under President of Baseball Operations John “Mo” Mozeliak and have had winning seasons in each of their 13 seasons Out- Opponents...... 26-5 since Mozeliak was named General prior to the 2008 season. Out-Hit by Opponents...... 4-21 FINAL & DECISIVE SERIES GAMES: The Cardinals are a combined 16-6 (.727) in the final game of their postseason series that Final At-Bat Decisions...... 5-6 went the full length of the series to a final and decisive game; last winning in decisive Game 5 of last year’s NLDS at (13-1). Come-from-Behind W/L...... 15/11 Walk-off Wins/Losses...... 2/2 SAN DIEGO CONNECTIONS In Errorless Games ...... 21-16 was born in and resides in San pitched three seasons (2010-12) Father of Padres , Fernando Tatís Jr., Commit at Least One ...... 9-12 Diego, Calif...graduated from La Jolla Country Day at State University...set the school’s sin- Fernando, played three seasons with St. Louis ...... 1-3 School, where he was a National Merit Scholar. gle-season record with 119 in 2012. (1998-2000)...is famously remembered for hitting two grand slams in one (April 23, 1999 at ...... 1-4 Tyler Webb pitched in four games for San Diego Jayce Tingler was born in and resides in Smith- Los Angeles), both off of . Leading after 7 innings...... 16-0 in 2018 before being selected off waivers by St. ville, Mo...Played college baseball at the University Louis (June 29, 2018). of Missouri, where he was All-Big 12 Conference Padres Baseball Ops Advisor played Tied after 7 innings...... 0-4 in 2003 as a senior. his junior season (2003) at the Univ. of Missouri. Trailing after 7 innings...... 1-16 ’s cousin, Dan , was se- lected by the Padres in the 7th round of the 2016 pitched parts of six seasons Padres Associate Manager Leading after 8 innings...... 15-0 MLB Draft...played four minor league seasons in with St. Louis (2012-17) where he was a 2015 NL played eight years in St. Louis (2005-12)...mem- Tied after 8 innings...... 0-2 the Padres minor league organization (2016-19). All-Star when he set the franchise -season ber of 2011 Champion Cardinals... saves record (48)...ranks 5th all-time in franchise selected by St. Louis in the 5th round of the 2001 Trailing after 8 innings...... 2-17 In 2014, The Padres won the rights to negotiate history with 121 saves...drafted by the Cardinals MLB Draft...traded by St. Louis to the Dodgers for with Kwang Hyun Kim when he was posted by the Two-Game Series...... 0-2-2 in the 21st round of the 2009 MLB Draft. infielder Jake Lemmerman (Dec 12, 2012). KBO’s SK Wyverns during the previous posting Two-Game Series Sweeps...... 0-2 system that awarded rights to the highest blind Luis Perdomo was originally signed by St. Louis Padres /Coaching Asst. Peter Three-Game Series...... 4-3 bidder...sides were unable to reach an agreement as an International free agent (Nov. 20, 2010)... Summerville’s brother, Andrew, was selected Three-Game Series Sweeps...... n/a and Kim returned to the KBO. pitched five seasons in the Cardinals minor league by St. Louis in the 12th round of the 2017 MLB organization (2011-15). draft...pitched two minor league seasons in the Four-Game Series...... 1-0 Pitching Mike pitched parts of two Cardinals organizations. Four-Game Series Sweeps...... n/a years with San Diego (1991-92)...signed with the Padres Baseball Ops Advisor played Padres as a free agent (March 31, 1991)...traded parts of five seasons (2010-14) with St. Louis, Cardinals Hall of Famer and broadcaster Jim Ed- Five-Game Series...... 3-2 by San Diego to the Mets for pitchers Mike Freit- where he was a 2013 NL All-Star and member of monds played part of the 2008 season for San Di- Five-Game Series Sweeps...... n/a as and Roger Mason (December 17, 1992). Champion Cardinals. ego (26 games)...traded by St. Louis to San Diego for (Dec. 14, 2007). Runs via ...... 83 played parts of four seasons in St. Hall of Famer was selected by San Opponent runs via Home Run.....114 Louis (2014-18)...selected by the Cardinals in the Diego in the 4th round of the 1977 MLB Draft... Cardinals Hall of Famer Mark McGwire was the Central Division...... 22-18 16th round of the 2006 MLB draft...traded by St. played four seasons with San Diego (1978-81)... Padres bench coach for three seasons (2016-18). Louis to Tampa Bay with international bonus mon- traded by San Diego with pitchers Al Olmsted and Padres broadcaster Carlos Hernandez appeared Interleague...... 8-10 ey for pitchers Genesis Cabrera, Roel Ramirez, to St. Louis for Luis DeLe- in 17 games for St. Louis in 2000...became a Car- and Justin Williams (July 31, 2018). on, outfielder and Garry Doubleheaders...... 3-1-7 (13-9) dinal via trade with the Padres (July 31, 2000), Templeton (Dec. 10, 1981). STL Review Challenges: ...... 7-4 Greg Garcia played six seasons in a Cardinals packaged with Nate Tebbs for Heathcliff Slo- (Overturned-Stands/Confirmed) (2014-19)...was originally selected by Cardinals Hall of Famer played parts cumb and current Memphis (AAA) manager Ben St. Louis in 7th round of the 2010 MLB draft... of two seasons for San Diego (2001-02)...traded Johnson, who played parts of two seasons in San was college teammates with at the by St. Louis with cash to the Padres for pitcher Diego (2005-06). University of Hawaii (2009-10). (August 2, 2001). R.I.P. BASE BURGLER: The Cardinals and all of base- DIVISION MATH: The Cardinals were 22-18 vs. the NL POSTSEASON PROVEN: Gold Glove catcher Yadier ball were saddened to learn of the passing of Hall-of- Central (tied with Cubs for best mark) & 8-10 vs. the Molina enters play today with a Cardinals & National Famer on Sunday, Sept. 6 at age 81...the Central...they went 5-5 vs. both CHI League record 100 career games played in the post- team is currently wearing a uniform patch in Lou’s & MIL & 6-4 vs. both CIN & PIT. season, ranking 6th all-time behind only memory that displays his retired number 20 and his (157), (119), Bernie Williams (118), 20-20 VISION: The Cardinals were a combined 20-20 iconic signature. (112) and (111)...Yadi, against 2020 postseason teams: (5-5) vs. CHI, (5-5) who collected his 2,000th career hit on Sept. 24, leads CARDINALS & PADRES: The Cardinals are facing vs. MIL, (6-4) vs. CIN, (1-3) vs. MIN, (2-1) vs CWS, the Cardinals with his 100 career postseason hits. the Padres for the first time since 2019, when they (1-2) vs. CLE. Those 100 postseason hits rank 2nd all-time among went 2-4 (1-2 at PETCO Park) against the Padres, last WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? The Cardinals +11 run in MLB to Jorge Posada (103)...his 36 career meeting on 6/30/19 in San Diego (5-3 win). St. Louis differential (240-229) ranked 5th best in the National postseason RBI rank 3rd all-time among MLB catch- leads its all-time series against the Friars, 288-202, League. ers, trailing Posada (42) and (39)...Adam including a 126-118 mark in San Diego and a 25-26 Wainwright, 3rd all-time in career wins (167) among mark at PETCO Park. POSTSEASON: The Cardinals HIGHS & LOWS: The Cardinals were a season-best 2 Cardinals, owns the Cardinals career marks for post- are 10-2 (5-1 at San Diego) in postseason games games over .500 (10) times and a season low 2 games season games (28) & strikeouts (118) and he passed against the Padres; sweeping both the 1996 & 2005 under .500 twice...the Cardinals were an even .500 (108.0) in Game 2 for 1st in postsea- Division Series along with a 3-1 series win in the 2006 (17) times, 1 game over .500 (17) times and one game son (109.0)...Wainwright (4 wins, 4 NLDS. under .500 (12) times...they alternated wins and losses in their final 9 games of the season for the first time in saves, 15 starts) and Hall of Famer (15 BEST OF THREE: The 2020 Wild Card, and its best-of- team history...their longest winning and losing streak wins, 4 saves, 27 starts) are the only pitchers in MLB three format, will not be a first for the Cardinals...they were both (4) games in length. postseason history to have 4 or more wins and 4 or squared off with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1946 in a more saves while also making 10 or more starts. best-of-three series after both teams had finished the THIS NEVER RESTS: The Cardinals led MLB WE’RE BACK: Molina & Wainwright return 14 years season tied at 96–58....that first-ever tie-breaker se- in (33) with the Dodgers and later to the city and ballpark where the Cardinals began ries decided the winner of the NL pennant...the Cardi- Indians (29) the next closest...they were led by Tyler their 2006 run to a World Series title...Wainright was nals won the series, sweeping it in two games, before O’Neill 9 DRS (#1 LF in MLB and T-7th most of any 0-0 with a 0.00 ERA in three games as a reliever vs. the going on to win the over . player in MLB) and Kolten Wong 7 DRS (#2 2B in MLB)...O’Neill, Tommy Edman and co- Padres in the 2006 NLDS, gaining a in Game 2 at GAME THREE’S: In Cardinals’ playoff history, St. Louis led the team with 4 Outs Above Average ()... PETCO Park...Molina caught all 4 games of that series, has an overall record of 27‐20 in Game 3 action...the the Redbirds allowed MLB-fewest 8 stolen bases this going 4-13 (.308) with an RBI. Cardinals have lost four-straight Game 3’s, last win- season (next closest were the White Sox with 16)...the POSTSEASON LETTERMEN: According to Elias, and ning Game 3 of the 2014 NLDS vs. the LA Dodgers... Cardinals ended the season with a season-best 6-game based on team’s 28-man rosters when the 2020 sea- since 1987, in postseason series that involved St. errorless streak. son concluded Sunday, the Cardinals have a combined Louis, the winner of Game 1 has gone on to win 24 343 games of postseason experience on their roster, of the 31 series. I’LL RACE YOU: The Cardinals had three players in MLB’s -30 in Sprint Speed (feet/second) according 3rd among the 16 teams in this year’s tourney behind FALL BALL: The Cardinals are 2nd only to the New to Statcast with Tyler O’Neill (7th, 29.6), Harrison only LA (514) & HOU (403)...the Cardinals have 17 York Yankees in all‐time postseason games played Bader (11th, 29.4) and Tommy Edman (28th, 28.9) players on their active roster with prior postseason (408-258) and postseason wins (239‐134). leading the way. Tampa Bay was the only other team experience, including 8 pitchers. WINNING WAYS: The Cardinals posted their 13th con- with a trio of players in the top 30 (16th-Kevin Kiermai- HEY, IT’S 2020: The Cardinals had just one pinch-hit secutive winning season in 2020, their 20th in the last er, 21st-, 30th-Brett Phillips). this season, an 2-run single...eight 21 seasons, and the 80th in franchise history. They HOME RUN TROTS: Tyler O’Neill’s average HR trot players served as , with Brad Miller had a franchise-record 15 consecutive winning sea- speed (20.8 seconds) was the fastest among Cardinals leading the way with his 32 games and 102 at-bats... sons from 1939-53. The Cardinals & Yankees are the with multiple homers & enjoyed his his 7 HR’s were 3rd among National League DH’s only teams to have winning seasons each of the past trips around the bases the longest (26.7). (Ozuna, ATL-14, Winker, CIN-9). 13 years. FLY YOUR FLAG: The Cardinals used players from 10 FULL HOUSE: The Cadinals 1.117 OPS with the bases THE SHILDT SHOW: Last year, Mike Shildt, in his first different nations/territories: , Dominican loaded ranked 3rd in MLB (Padres 1st, 1.296) and their full season at the helm of the Cardinals, became the Republic, Puerto Rico, Canada, , Mexico, Venezu- 61 RBI with the bases jammed led the majors...the Car- third manager to guide the Cardinals to an NL Central ela, Colombia, and . dinals hit two grand slams (DeJong & Carpenter). title, joining and . Shildt GAMES THAT MATTER: Since Opening Day of 2011, joined Pants Rowland (1917- ) and “KK’s” JOURNEY: RHP Kwang Hyun Kim became only the Cardinals have played 1,512 regular season games, (1918 - ) as the only man- the 5th South Korean pitcher to appear in MLB post- out of 1,515, during which they still maintained playoff agers who never played professionally, to take their season play, joining Chan-ho Park, Byung-hyum Kim, aspirations and had not yet been eliminated. teams to the postseason...since Shildt took over as Hyun-Jin Ryu and Seunghwan Oh. Kim, who gained a interim manager on July 15, 2018, the Cardinals are save as the Cardinals on Opening Day in July, 162-127 (.561)...he was voted BBWAA N.L. Manager joined the rotation on Aug. 17 and led all MLB rookie of the Year in 2019, as the Cardinals went 3-6 in the starters in ERA (1.42), going 3-0 in his seven starts...is postseason, winning the NLDS 3-2 over Atlanta before first ever pitcher to earn a save in MLB debut and also being swept in the NLCS 4-0 by eventual World Series start Game 1 of a postseason series (Elias). Champion Washington. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS POSTSEASON HISTORY THIS DATE IN POSTSEASON HISTORY

Year Series Opponent W-L Year Series Opponent W-L St. Louis is 4-2 in six postseason games played on October 2. 2020 WC 1-1 2001 DS ARI Diamondbacks 2-3 Oct. 2, 1926 Lost to the New York Yankees, 2-1, in Game 1 of the World 2019 DS 3-2 2000 DS Atlanta Braves 3-0 Series...it was the Cardinals first ever World Series game LCS 0-4 LCS 1-4 Oct. 2, 1930 Lost to the Athletics, 6-1, in Game 2 of the 2015 DS 1-3 1996 DS San Diego Padres 3-0 World Series...George Watkins HR’d for the lone St. Louis run. LCS Atlanta Braves 3-4 2014 DS 3-1 Oct. 2, 1931 Defeated the Philadelphia Athletics, 2-0, in Game 2 of the LCS Giants 1-4 1987 LCS 4-3 World Series...Wild went the distance in 3-hit WS Twins 3-4 win. 2013 DS Pirates 3-2 LCS Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 1985 LCS Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 Oct. 2, 1942 Defeated the New York Yankees, 2-0, in Game 3 of the World WS Boston Red Sox 2-4 WS 3-4 Series...Ernie White held the Yankees to six singles in shutout win. 2012 WC Atlanta Braves 1-0 1982 LCS Atlanta Braves 3-0 DS Washington Nationals 3-2 WS 4-3 Oct. 2, 1968 Defeated the Tigers, 4-0, in Game 1 of the World LCS San Francisco Giants 3-4 Series... struck out a Series record 17 batters 1968 WS 3-4 while beating 31-game winner Denny McLain. Lou Brock 2011 DS 3-2 1967 WS Boston Red Sox 4-3 homered in the win. LCS Milwaukee Brewers 4-2 WS Rangers 4-3 1964 WS New York Yankees 4-3 Oct. 2, 2011 Defeated Philadelphia Phillies, 5-4, in Game 2 of the Division Series...the Phillies jump out to early 4-0 lead against 2009 DS Los Angeles Dodgers 0-3 1946 WS Boston Red Sox 4-3 Chris Carpenter, but the Cardinals rally, taking the lead in 7th 2006 DS San Diego Padres 3-1 1944 WS St. Louis Browns 4-2 on ’ RBI single, scoring Allen Craig who had tripled. LCS New York Mets 4-3 1943 WS New York Yankees 1-4 WS Detroit Tigers 4-1 1942 WS New York Yankees 4-1 2005 DS San Diego Padres 3-0 CARDINALS ALL-TIME WILD CARD LCS Astros 2-4 1934 WS Detroit Tigers 4-3 SERIES GAME RESULTS 2004 DS Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1 1931 WS Philadelphia Athletics 4-3 2012 - Cardinals 1, Atlanta 0 LCS 4-3 1930 WS Philadelphia Athletics 2-4 October 5...... Cardinals 6, at Atlanta 3 WS Boston Red Sox 0-4 1928 WS New York Yankees 0-4 2002 DS ARI Diamondbacks 3-0 2020 - Cardinals 1, San Diego 1 LCS San Francisco Giants 1-4 1926 WS New York Yankees 4-3 September 30 ...... Cardinals7, at San Diego 4 October 1...... Cardinals 9, at San Diego 11 October 2...... Cardinals, at San Diego CARDINALS POSTSEASON ALL-TIME LEADERS

BATTING AVERAGE RUNS DOUBLES RUNS BATTED IN 1. ...... 418 1. Albert Pujols...... 54 1. Albert Pujols...... 18 1. Albert Pujols...... 52 2. Lou Brock...... 391 2. ...... 36 Yadier Molina...... 18 2. ...... 41 3. Julian Javier...... 346 3. Jim Edmonds...... 32 3. Jim Edmonds...... 15 3. Yadier Molina...... 36 4. Fernando Vina...... 333 4. Yadier Molina...... 29 David Freese...... 15 4. David Freese...... 29 5. Albert Pujols...... 330 5. ...... 24 5. Matt Carpenter, Carlos Beltran...... 9 5. Matt Holliday...... 27 (minimum two series, 50 plate appearances) Matt Carpenter...... 24 , Matt Holliday...... 9 6. Willie McGee...... 22 GAMES HITS TRIPLES STOLEN BASES 1. Yadier Molina...... 100 1. Yadier Molina...... 100 1. Tim McCarver...... 3 1. Lou Brock...... 14 2. Albert Pujols...... 74 2. Albert Pujols...... 88 Willie McGee...... 3 2. ...... 8 3. Jim Edmonds...... 61 3. Jim Edmonds...... 61 3. Lou Brock, Juan Encarnacion...... 2 Edgar Renteria...... 8 Matt Holliday...... 61 4. Matt Holliday...... 56 , ...... 2 4. Pepper Martin...... 7 5. Jon Jay...... 58 5. David Freese...... 48 Ozzie Smith, ...... 2 Ozzie Smith...... 6 Willie McGee...... 48 AT-BATS HOME RUNS BASES ON BALLS 1. Yadier Molina...... 358 1. Albert Pujols...... 162 1. Albert Pujols...... 18 1. Albert Pujols...... 48 2. Albert Pujols...... 267 2. Yadier Molina...... 130 2. Jim Edmonds...... 13 2. Jim Edmonds...... 30 3. Matt Holliday...... 234 3. Jim Edmonds...... 115 3. Matt Holliday...... 8 3. Yadier Molina...... 26 3. Jim Edmonds...... 220 4. Matt Holliday...... 91 4. David Freese...... 7 4. Ozzie Smith...... 20 5. Jon Jay...... 190 5. David Freese...... 86 5. Matt Carpenter...... 6 5. Jon Jay...... 19 ...... 6

CARDINALS POSTSEASON ALL-TIME PITCHING LEADERS

GAMES AVERAGE FEWEST FEWEST WALKS PER NINE INNINGS 1. ...... 28 1. ...... 0.44 1. Ken Dayley...... 2.61 1. ...... 0.83 2. ...... 24 2. Trevor Rosenthal...... 0.69 2. ...... 4.93 2. ...... 1.54 3. Trevor Rosenthal...... 23 3. ...... 0.83 3. Jason Motte...... 4.98 3. Adam Wainwright...... 1.65 4. Carlos Martínez...... 20 4. Wild Bill Hallahan...... 1.36 4. Trevor Rosenthal...... 5.19 4. ...... 1.73 5. ...... 19 5. ...... 1.67 5. Jason Isringhausen...... 5.96 5. Bob Gibson...... 1.89 Jason Motte...... 19 (minimum 20 innings pitched) (minimum 20 innings pitched) (minimum 20 innings pitched) WINS INNINGS PITCHED COMPLETE GAMES SAVES 1. Chris Carpenter...... 10 1. Adam Wainwright...... 109.0 1. Bob Gibson...... 8 1. Jason Isringhausen...... 8 2. Bob Gibson...... 7 2. Chris Carpenter...... 108.0 2. Harry Brecheen...... 3 Jason Motte...... 8 3. Lance Lynn...... 5 3. Bob Gibson...... 81.0 Burleigh Grimes...... 3 3. Trevor Rosenthal...... 7 ...... 5 4. ...... 73.1 Wild Bill Hallahan...... 3 4. Ken Dayley...... 5 5. Harry Brecheen...... 4 5. John Tudor...... 57.0 5. Five tied with...... 2 5. Adam Wainwright...... 4 , ...... 4 ...... 4 Adam Wainwright...... 4 SHUTOUTS STRIKEOUTS STARTS 1. Bob Gibson...... 2 1. Adam Wainwright...... 118 1. Chris Carpenter...... 18 Wild Bill Hallahan...... 2 2. Bob Gibson...... 92 2. Adam Wainwright...... 15 3. Eight tied with...... 1 3. Chris Carpenter...... 68 3. Matt Morris...... 11 4. Lance Lynn...... 50 4. Bob Gibson...... 9 5. Matt Morris...... 44 John Tudor...... 9 ...... 9

CARDINALS WILD CARD ALL-TIME BATTING LEADERS

GAMES RUNS TOTAL BASES TRIPLES 1. Yadier Molina...... 2 1. Matt Holliday...... 2 1. Matt Holliday...... 5 ------None ------Matt Carpenter...... 2 Yadier Molina...... 2 2 Yadier Molina...... 4 3. 29 players...... 1 ...... 2 3. Allen Craig...... 3 HOME RUNS 4. 7 players...... 1 Paul DeJong...... 3 1. Matt Holliday...... 1 Dylan Carlson...... 3 Paul Goldschmidt...... 1 6. Matt Carpenter...... 2 ...... 2 RUNS BATTED IN AT-BATS HITS DOUBLES 1. Matt Carpenter...... 3 1. Yadier Molina...... 9 1. Yadier Molina...... 3 1. Allen Craig...... 1 2. Paul Goldschmidt...... 2 2. Kolten Wong...... 6 2. Matt Carpenter...... 2 Paul DeJong...... 1 Yadier Molina...... 2 3 Harrison Bader...... 5 Dylan Carlson...... 2 Dylan Carlson...... 1 4. Paul DeJong...... 1 Tommy Edman...... 5 Dexter Fowler...... 2 Yadier Molina ...... 1 Dexter Fowler...... 1 Dexter Fowler...... 5 Paul DeJong...... 2 Kolten Wong...... 1 Allen Craig...... 1 Paul Goldschmidt...... 5 Allen Craig...... 2 Matt Holliday...... 1 7. Matt Carpenter...... 4 Matt Holliday...... 2 David Freese...... 1 Allen Craig...... 4

Jon Jay...... 4 ...... 4 Carlos Beltran...... 4

CARDINALS WILD CARD ALL-TIME PITCHING LEADERS GAMES STARTS SHUTOUTS STRIKEOUTS 1. Génesis Cabrera...... 2 1. ...... 1 ------None ------1. Kyle Lohse...... 6 ...... 2 Kwang Hyun Kim...... 1 2. Giovanny Gallegos...... 3 ...... 2 Adam Wanwright...... 1 Adam Wainwright...... 3 4. 14 Pitchers...... 1 4. Kwang Hyun Kim...... 2 Austin Gomber...... 2 Ryan Helsley...... 2 INNINGS PITCHED WINS SAVES ...... 2 1. Kyle Lohse...... 5.2 1. Kyle Lohse...... 1 1. Jason Motte...... 1 2. Kwang Hyun Kim...... 3.2 Giovanny Gallegos...... 1 ...... 1 3. Adam Wainwright...... 3.1 COMPLETE GAMES 4. Giovanny Gallegos...... 2.0 ------None ------5. Ryan Helsley...... 1.2

NL WILD CARD GAME 1 : KWANG HYUN KIM (0-0, 7.36)

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS & LOWS Kwang Hyun Kim 33 2020 CAREER HT: 6-2 WT: 195 BATS: Left THROWS: Left 7.0, 9/14 at MIL [1]...... IP...... 7.0, 9/14/20 at MIL FULL NAME: Kwang Hyun Kim AGE: 32 BORN: July 22, 1988 in , South Korea n/a...... Low-Hit CG...... n/a BECAME CARDINAL: Signed as a free agent, December 17, 2019 4, 9/19 at PIT...... Runs...... 4, 9/19/20 at PIT CONTRACT STATUS: Signed through 2021 4, 9/19 at PIT...... Earned Runs...... 4, 9/19/20 at PIT ML SERVICE: 0.000 MLB DEBUT: July 24, 2020 vs. Pittsburgh 6, 9/19 at PIT...... Hits...... 6, 9/19/20 at PIT 2, 9/19 at PIT...... Home Runs...... 2, 9/19/20 at PIT NL WILD CARD GAME 1 3, 2x. Last: 9/14 at MIL [1]...... Walks...... 3, 2x. Last: 9/14/20 at MIL • Made his first career MLB postseason appearance in Game 1, becoming only the 5th 6, 9/14 at MIL [1]...... Strikeouts...... 6, 9/14/20 at MIL South Korean pitcher to appear in MLB postseason play, joining Chan-ho Park, n/a...... 10+ Strikeouts Games...... n/a Byung-hyum Kim, Hyun-Jin Ryu and Seunghwan Oh. 103, 9/19 at PIT...... Pitches...... 103, 9/19/20 at PIT • Kim became the first pitcher in MLB history to earn a save in his debut and then 3, 8/22-present ...... Winning Streak...... 3, 8/22-present later start Game 1 of a playoff series the same season (since saves became an n/a...... Losing Streak...... n/a official stat in 1969). 14.0 IP, 8/27-9/14...... Scoreless Streak...... 14.0 IP, 8/27-9/14/20-present • Joined Hyun-Jin Ryu (8GS) as the only South Korean-born pitchers to make starts in MLB Postseason history. KIM vs. SAN DIEGO PADRES • Was the first South Korean in history to make a start in a Wild Card game, and joined W-L ERA AVG G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR former Cardinal and then Rockies reliever Seunghwan Oh in the 2018 Wild Card game 0-0 7.36 .357 1 1 3.2 5 3 3 2 2 0 as the 2nd appearance. CAREER at PETCO PARK 0-0 7.36 .357 1 1 3.2 5 3 3 2 2 0 • Was the first Cardinals rookie left-handed starter since in Game 4 of the 2001 National League Division series vs. Arizona (W, 5-2). LAST APP: 9/30/20 at SD (ND, W 7-4) 1 1 3.2 5 3 3 2 2 0

• Made three relief appearances at PETCO Park for South Korea in the 2009 World Base- • Made his first career start and appearance against the Padres in Game 1. ball Classic. • Made three relief appearances at PETCO Park for South Korea in the 2009 World • Four-time Korean Baseball Organization (KBO) Series Champion with the SK Wyverns Baseball Classic. (2007-08, 2010, 2018). • The Padres won the rights to negotiate with Kim under the previous blind-bid in 2014, but sides were unable to reach an agreement and Kim returned to the CARDINALS PLAYERS FROM SOUTH KOREA Korean Baseball Organization. Rank Team(s) Seasons Games Starts W L SV 1. Seung Hwan Oh 2016-17 138 0 7 9 39 2020 SEASON 2. Kwang Hyun Kim 2020 8 7 3 0 1 • Among NL pitchers with at least six starts, ranks 1st in ERA (1.62), 12th in WHIP (1.03), 11th in opp. AVG (.197), 8th in opp. OBP (.260) and 10th in opp. SLG (.324). CARDINALS PITCHERS WITH A SAVE IN MLB DEBUT • Missed 12 games on the Injured List with a unspecified injury related to abdominal Date Pitcher Opponent Score IP pain. July 24, 2020 Kwang Hyun Kim vs. Pittsburgh 5-4 1.0 • Has held his opposition to three hits or less in five of seven starts this season. May 8, 2005 vs. San Diego 15-5 3.0 April 10, 1977 John Urrea at Pittsburgh 8-7 2.2 • His 0.33 ERA through his first five major league starts was second best among June 5, 1986 at Houston 3-1 1.0 left-handed pitchers since ERA became an official statistic in 1913 (Fernando Valenzu- August 3, 1957 Billy Muffett* vs. Philadelphia 3-1 4.0 ela, 0.20) (courtesy of Elias). August 3, 1951 Dick Bokelmann* vs. 5-4 1.2 • One of only three pitchers in MLB history to have a stretch of four consecutive starts April 16, 1931 * at Cincinnati 6-3 3.0 allowing no earned runs and three or fewer hits in at least five innings of work since April 13, 1922 Clyde Barfoot* vs. Pittsburgh 8-4 2.1 runs became an official stat in 1912 ( (CHI 2015-16) & (DET 2016), 4 each) (courtesy of Elias). OLDEST MLB PITCHERS TO RECORD A SAVE IN MLB DEBUT • Recorded a save in his Major League debut vs. Pirates on Opening Day (7/24) Rank Team(s) Age Team Opponent Date 2019 SEASON 1. Art Jacobs* 36.294 Cincinnati Boston (NL) (GM 1) 6/18/1939 2. Freddy Rodriguez* 33.354 Chicago (NL) St. Louis (NL) 4/18/1958 • Named the Korea Baseball Organization “Best Pitcher” (equivalent to MLB’s Award) with the SK Wyverns posting a 17-6 record with a 2.51 ERA in 30 starts (31 3. Leon Pettit* 32.299 Washington (AL) Philadelphia (AL) 4/18/1935 app.) and 180 strikeouts over 190.1 innings pitched. 4. Kyuji Fujikawa 32.254 Chicago (NL) Pittsburgh 4/1/2013 5. Kwang Hyun Kim 32.002 St. Louis (NL) Pittsburgh 7/24/2020 • Led the KBO in quality starts (24) while ranking 2nd in wins (17); and 3rd in ERA (2.51) and innings pitched (190.1). *Save became an official statistic in 1969 • Struck out a season-high 10 batters (5.0 IP) vs. Hanwha (5/9) and a season-high 8.0 innings vs. Kiwoom (8/8). MISCELLANEOUS • Was 13-1 with a 2.30 ERA in 16 road appearances during the 2019 KBO season with SK Wyverns. Earned 13 of his 17 wins last season on the road. • Nickname is “KK”. • His translator’s name is Yonsei “Craig” Choi. CAREER • Has stayed in the United States during the 2020 COVID-19 pan- • Made his debut in 2007 as an 18-year old rookie with the SK Wyverns of the Korea demic and conditioned during the off time with Cardinals veteran Baseball Organization and was 3-7 with a 3.62 in 20 appearances (13 starts). pitcher, Adam Wainwright, at Adam’s home in St. Louis. • Named the 2008 KBO Most Valuable Player leading the league with 16 wins and 150 • His family (wife Sang Hee, daughter Minjoo, son Minjae) resides in strikeouts in just his second professional season, beginning the season as a 19-year Incheon, South Korea and have remained there since the outbreak. old. Yonsei “Craig” Choi

2020 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS REGULAR SEASON GAME LOG (3-0, 1.62) DATE VS. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 7/24 PIT W, 5-4 S-1 1 0 1.0 2 2 1 0 0 0 18-12 0 --- 0-0 9.00 .400 MLB debut and 1st career save JULY 1 0 1.0 2 2 1 0 0 0 --- 0 --- 0-0 9.00 .400 8/17 @CHI-1 W, 3-1 (7) ND 1 1 3.2 3 1 1 3 1 1 57-33 1 0-0 3.86 .278 First start of Major League career 8/22 CIN W, 3-0 W-1 1 1 6.0 3 0 0 0 3 0 83-55 3 1-0 1.69 .205 Earned first Major League win 8/27 PIT-1 L, 4-3 (8) ND 1 1 6.0 3 1 0 1 3 0 80-52 1 Chad Kuhl 1-0 1.08 .180 Has not allowed an earned run over last 12.0 IP AUGUST 3 3 15.2 9 2 1 4 7 1 --- 5 --- 1-0 0.57 .161 9/1 @CIN W, 16-2 W-2 1 1 5.0 3 0 0 2 4 0 85-54 11 2-0 0.83 .182 Cards scored six runs in top of 1st inning 9/14 @MIL-1 L, 2-1 (8) ND 1 1 7.0 3 0 0 3 6 0 87-54 1 Josh Lindblom 2-0 0.63 .168 Brewers walk-off with 2 runs in bottom of 8th inn. 9/19 @PIT W, 5-4 ND 1 1 5.1 6 4 4 1 4 2 103-68 0 Mitch Keller 2-0 1.59 .187 Cards comeback from 4-R deficit after 6 innings 9/24 MIL W, 4-2 W-3 1 1 5.0 5 1 1 2 3 0 99-61 3 Corbin Burnes 3-0 1.62 .197 Allowed 1 R or less in 6 of his 7 starts

SEPTEMBER 4 4 22.1 17 5 5 6 17 2 --- 15 --- 2-0 2.01 .210 2020 8 7 39.0 28 9 7 12 24 3 --- 20 3-0 1.62 .197

MLB CAREER POSTSEASON GAME LOG (0-0, 7.36) DATE vs. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 9/30 @SD(1) W 7-4 --- 1 1 3.2 5 3 3 2 2 0 76-44 6 0-0 7.36 .357 2nd South Korean starter in MLB postseason history

Postseason Career 1 1 3.2 5 3 3 2 2 0 76-44 -- --- 0-0 7.36 .357 NL WILD CARD GAME 2 STARTING PITCHER: ADAM WAINWRIGHT (0-0, 5.40)

2020 SINGLE-GAME HIGHS & LOWS Adam Wainwright 50 2020 CAREER HT: 6-7 WT: 230 BATS: Right THROWS: Right 9.0, 8/30 vs. CLE...... IP...... 9.0, 21 times. Last: 8/30/20 vs. CLE FULL NAME: Adam Parrish Wainwright AGE: 39 BORN: Aug. 30, 1981 in Brunswick, GA 4, 2x. Last: 9/16 at MIL [1]...... Low-Hit CG...... 1, 5/20/14 vs. ARI SCHOOL: Glynn Academy High School (Brunswick, Georgia) 4, 2x. Last: 8/25 vs. KC...... Runs...... 9, 4 times. Last: 6/17/17 at BAL BECAME CARDINAL: Acquired from Atlanta with RHP 4, 8/25 vs. KC...... Earned Runs...... 9, 3 times. Last: 6/17/17 at BAL and LHP for OF J.D. Drew and C , Dec. 13, 2003 8, 2x. Last: 9/26 vs. MIL...... Hits...... 12, 5 times. Last: 9/28/19 vs. CHI CONTRACT STATUS: Signed through 2020 2, 2x. Last: 9/26 vs. MIL...... Home Runs...... 4, 9/28/19 vs. CHI ML SERVICE: 14.027 MLB DEBUT: Sept. 11, 2005 vs. New York Mets 3, 8/15 at CWS [1]...... Walks...... 7, 6/2/19 vs. CHI NL WILD CARD GAME 2 9, 2x. Last: 9/16 at MIL [1]...... Strikeouts...... 12, 5 times. Last: 5/25/14 at CIN • Made his 27th career postseason appearance (15th start) of his postseason career in n/a...... 10+ Strikeouts Games...... 10. Last: 5/28/19 at PHI (10) Game 2. Ranks 1st all-time in Cardinals postseason history in strikeouts (115), appear- 122, 8/30 vs. CLE...... Pitches...... 130, 9/26/09 at COL ances, and trails only Chris Carpenter (18) in starts. 4 games, 7/25-9/10...... Win Streak...... 9 games, 6/7/08-4/29/09 • Made his first career Wild Card appearance today. At age 39.032, became the oldest 2 games, 9/21-present...... Losing Streak...... 4 games, 8/18-9/4/10 pitcher in MLB postseason history to start a Wild Card game. 10.1 IP, 9/16-9/21...... Scoreless Streak...... 26.0 IP, 7/4-7/27/10 • Also was the 6th-oldest pitcher to make a postseason start in Cardinals history. The last Cardinal older than Wainwright to start a postseason game was Chuck Finley (39.320) in the 2002 NLCS vs. San Francisco. WAINWRIGHT vs. SAN DIEGO PADRES • Game 2 was his 14th postseason start with Yadier Molina behind the plate, tying Giants’ W-L ERA AVG G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR & , Yankees’ Orlando Hernandez & Jorge Posada, and CAREER 7-4 2.19 .240 15 12 82.1 73 24 20 20 82 3 Cleveland’s & Sandy Alomar Jr. for 6th-most in MLB postseason history. at PETCO PARK 1-4 3.03 .229 6 5 29.2 25 13 10 13 32 3 • Made three postseason appearances against San Diego in the 2006 NLDS, and joins at BUSCH STD 6-0 1.71 .246 9 7 52.2 48 11 10 7 50 0 Yadier Molina as the only remaining Cardinals on the 2006 postseason roster. 2019 1-0 1.50 .227 1 1 6.0 5 1 1 0 9 0 POSTSEASON 0-0 0.00 .310 4 1 7.0 9 2 2 2 9 0 • In his only career vs. Wainwright (April 18, 2010), Fernando Tatis

struck (swinging) when St. Louis topped the New York Mets 5-3 ... Wainwright fanned LAST APP: 4/7/19 at STL (W, W 4-1) 1 1 6.0 5 1 1 0 9 0 10 in a that day at Busch Stadium. LAST WIN: 4/7/19 at STL (W 4-1) 1 1 6.0 5 1 1 0 9 0 • Made his postseason debut in the 2006 NLDS vs. San Diego, finishing all three victories and earning a save in Game 2. • Made his 4th career appearance and 1st career postseason start vs. San Diego in G2. • The last time Wainwright faced the Padres in the postseason, he recorded the final out • Made his postseason debut in the 2006 NLDS vs. San Diego, finishing all three vic- in Game 4 by retiring Dave Roberts to send the Cardinals to the NLCS. tories and earning a save in Game 2.

POSTSEASON CAREER • The last time Wainwright faced the Padres in the postseason, he recorded the final out in Game 4 by retiring Dave Roberts to send the Cardinals to the NLCS. • All-time Cardinals Postseason Ranks: Wins (4, T5th), Starts (15, 2nd), Appearances • His regular season 2.19 career ERA vs. San Diego ranks 13th all-time among - (28, 1st), Innings pitched (109.0, 1st), Strikeouts (118, 1st), Walks/9 IP (1.65, 1st), ers with 10 or more starts and is the 4th-lowest among all active pitchers (Clayton Saves (4, T-5th) Kershaw 2.03, 1st). • All-Time MLB Postseason Ranks: Starts (15, T24th), Strikeouts (118, 14th), Innings • Has never allowed more than three earned runs in any of his 12 career starts vs. the Pitched (109.0, 23rd) Padres. • Active MLB Postseason Ranks: Starts (15, 7th), Innings (109.0, 5th), Strikeouts (118, • Has matched up four times with the Padres in the last 5 seasons, going 1-2 with a 5th), fewest walks/9 IP (1.65, 4th) 3.54 ERA over 20.1 innings. • Is a member of two World Series Championship teams (2006, 2011-DNP). • Matched his career-high with 12 strikeouts vs. San Diego on 5/25/10 at Petco Park in a 1-0 loss. • 2020 marks the 8th postseason of his career (2006, 2009, 2012-15, 2019-20), most by a Cardinals pitcher and 2nd-most in franchise history behind Yadier Molina (11). • Wainwright (4 wins, 4 saves, 15 starts) and John Smoltz (15 wins, 4 saves, 27 starts) are the only pitchers in MLB postseason history to have 4 or more wins and 4 or more MAJOR LEAGUE MATES - REGULAR SEASON saves while also making 10 or more starts. Top Pitching & Catching Tandems in MLB Regular Season History (since 1908) • Is the only Cardinal in history to strike out 100 career batters in the postseason. MLB Tandem Team(s) Starts • His 7 career NLDS starts is tied with Chris Carpenter for the club mark, while his 14 1. & Detroit Tigers (1963-75) 324 postseason starts is 2nd-most behind Chris Carpenter. 2. & Del Crandall Boston/Milwaukee Braves (1949-63) 316 • Joined (twice), (twice) as the only pitchers aged 38 or 3. & Chicago White Sox (1914-26) 306 older with 4 or fewer hits, 0 runs allowed and 8 or more strikeouts in a postseason start. 4. & John Roseboro Brooklyn/LA Dodgers (1957-67) 283 • Pitched the longest postseason outing (7.2 IP in 2019 NLDS Game 3) by a Cardinal 38 5. & New York Yankees (1930-46) 282 years or older since Burleigh Grimes in the . 6. Adam Wainwright & Yadier Molina St. Louis Cardinals (2007-present) 274 • Threw 120 pitches in 2019 NLDS Game 3 vs. Braves, the most by a Cardinal in the post- 7. & (1975-84) 270 season since Jason Marquis threw 121 in Game 4 of the vs. Boston. His 120 pitches were the most by a pitcher at 38 years old since Roger Clemens threw 138 in Game 4 of the 2000 ALCS. MAJOR LEAGUE BATTERY MATES - POSTSEASON • In 2013 postseason, his team-leading 34 strikeouts were one fewer than Bob Gibson’s franchise single-postseason record (35) from 1968, tied Detroit’s for Top Pitching & Catching Tandems in MLB Postseason History (1892-2020) most in the postseason, and T12th-most in MLB single-postseason history at the time. MLB Tandem Team(s) Starts • Earned saves in both and NLCS-clinching wins, and was on 1. & Jorge Posada New York Yankees 24 the mound for final out in all three postseason series. Sent the Cardinals to their 17th 2. & Javy Lopez Atlanta Braves 19 World Series after striking out Mets’ Carlos Beltran (called) with the bases loaded to end 3. Chris Carpenter & Yadier Molina St. Louis Cardinals 18 Game 7 at Shea Std. 4. Roger Clemens & Jorge Posada New York Yankees 16 • Fanned Tigers in World Series Game 5 to clinch the Cardinals 10th World 5. & Jorge Posada New York Yankees 15 Championship. First time since 1988 the WS ended with a . 6. Adam Wainwright & Yadier Molina St. Louis Cardinals 14 Madison Bumgarner & Buster Posey San Francisco Giants 14 2020 SEASON Orlando Hernandez & Jorge Posada New York Yankees 14 NL Rankings: Wins (5, T-8th), ERA (3.15, 10th), complete games (2, T-1st), Opponent BA Charles Nagy & Sandy Alomar Jr. 14 (.221, 9th), WHIP (1.05, 7th), win % (.625, T-12th), H/9 IP (7.40, 9th), BR/9 IP (9.73, 8th), 10. & Philadelphia Phillies 13 % pitches in play (20.5, 4th), % swings in play (44.6, 4th), % 1st pitch strikes (67.6, 1st). John Smoltz & Javy Lopez Atlanta Braves 13 • Started 4-0 for the first time in his career (3-0 in 2010). The Cardinals are 6-2 in his starts this season. • He and Yadier Molina have been a starting battery for 274 games; 6th-most all-time in MLB history (since 1908) (see chart). MOST STARTS ALL-TIME BY A CARDINAL AFTER TURNING AGE 38 (SINCE 1908) • Made 16th starts after turning age 38, passing for 7th-most in franchise history. Cardinals Pitcher Starts Season(s) Cardinals Pitcher Starts Season(s) • Threw 6.0 or more innings in eight of ten starts and 7.0 or more innings in four. 1. Pete Alexander 96 1926-29 6. 17 1980-83 • Tossed his 24th career complete game in a 4-2 win at MIL (9/16 [1]), becoming the 2. Jesse Haines 59 1931-37 7. Adam Wainwright 16 2019-20 fourth pitcher age 39 or older to throw two complete games in a single season since 3. Bob Gibson 47 1974-75 8. Dazzy Vance 15 1933-34 2010 (R.A. Dickey, Bartolo Colon & ) and the last Cardinals pitcher to do 4. 40 1956-57 9. Chuck Finley 14 2002 so since Jim Kaat (6 in 1980). 5. Clarence Mitchell 23 1929-30 10. 12 1988 NL WILD CARD GAME 2 STARTING PITCHER: ADAM WAINWRIGHT (4-5, 2.89 in Postseason Career)

2020 REGULAR SEASON GAME LOG (5-3, 3.15) DATE VS. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 7/25 PIT W 9-1 W-1 1 1 6.0 3 1 1 1 5 0 83-53 9 Trevor Williams 1-0 1.50 .143 Tied Bob Forsch for 3rd all-time Cards wins (163) JULY 1 1 6.0 3 1 1 1 5 0 --- 9 --- 1-0 1.50 .143 8/15 @CWS-1 W 5-1 W-2 1 1 5.0 2 1 1 3 3 0 67-42 5 2-0 1.64 .135 Passed B. Forsch into 3rd place Cards wins (164) 8/20 CIN W 5-4 ND 1 1 7.0 6 4 2 0 4 1 97-66 2 Sonny Gray 2-0 2.00 .169 Cards score 3 in bot. 9th (Wong walk-off 1B) 8/25 KC L 5-4 ND 1 1 7.0 7 4 4 2 4 1 98-62 1 2-0 2.88 .198 Tied for 4th all-time in Cards GS (320) 8/30 CLE W 7-2 W-3 1 1 9.0 4 2 2 2 9 1 122-82 7 Aaron Civale 3-0 2.65 .182 Won on his 39th birthday; 23rd career CG AUGUST 4 4 28.0 19 11 9 7 20 3 --- 15 --- 2-0 2.89 .190 9/5 @CHI-1 W 4-2 (7) W-4 1 1 6.1 6 2 2 1 6 2 95-65 4 Adbert Alzolay 4-0 2.68 .192 Snapped 3-game losing streak at 9/11 CIN L 3-1 L-1 1 1 6.0 8 3 3 2 4 1 99-63 1 Luis Castillo 4-1 2.91 .212 15th anniversary of MLB Debut 9/16 @MIL-1 W, 4-2 (7)W-5 1 1 7.0 4 2 2 1 9 1 102-68 4 5-1 2.87 .205 Second CG of season; most since 2014 (5) 9/21 @KC L, 4-1 L-2 1 1 5.2 6 3 3 2 7 0 91-58 1 Carlos Hernández 5-2 3.05 .212 Extended scoreless streak to season-high 10.1 IP 9/26 MIL L, 3-0 L-3 1 1 6.2 8 3 3 1 3 2 76-56 0 Brandon Woodruff 5-3 3.15 .221 Allowed back-to-back HR to Braun and Vogelbach SEPTEMBER 5 5 31.2 32 13 13 7 29 6 --- 10 2-3 3.69 .260 2020 10 10 65.2 54 25 23 15 54 9 --- 34 5-3 3.15 .221 CAREER 393 326 2169.1 2066 876 815 591 1830 176 ------167-98 3.38 .252

2006 POSTSEASON GAME LOG (2-0, 0.00) DATE vs. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 10/3/06 at SD W 5-1 --- 1 0 1.1 0 0 0 0 2 0 17-11 0 --- 0-0 0.00 .000 NLDS - G1; Finished gm. on 17 pitches 10/5/06 at SD W 2-0 S-1 1 0 1.1 1 0 0 0 2 0 23-15 0 --- 0-0 0.00 .111 NLDS - G2; Earned 1st car. PS save 10/8/06 SD W 6-2 --- 1 0 1.0 2 0 0 0 2 0 22-16 0 --- 0-0 0.00 .214 NLDS - G4; Closed out series win, 3-1 10/13/06 at NYM W 9-6 --- 1 0 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 6-4 0 --- 0-0 0.00 .188 NLCS - G2; STL scored 3 runs in top 9 10/17/06 NYM W 4-2 S-2 1 0 1.1 2 0 0 1 2 0 17-12 0 --- 0-0 0.00 .150 NLCS - G5; STL took 3-2 series lead 10/19/06 at NYM W 3-1 S-3 1 0 1.0 2 0 0 1 2 0 28-17 0 --- 0-0 0.00 .200 NLCS - G7; SO C. Beltran to clinch series 10/22/06 at DET L 3-1 --- 1 0 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 0 5-3 1 --- 0-0 0.00 .192 WS - G2; Struck out C. Granderson 10/26/06 DET W 5-4 W-1 1 0 1.2 1 2 2 0 3 0 23-15 1 --- 1-0 0.00 .188 WS - G4; Car.-high 1.2 IP relief outing 10/27/06 DET W 4-2 S-4 1 0 1.0 1 0 0 1 1 0 26-14 0 --- 1-0 0.00 .194 WS - G5; WS-clinching save 2006 9 0 9.2 7 0 0 2 15 0 --- 2 --- 1-0 0.00 .194

2009 POSTSEASON GAME LOG (0-0, 1.13) DATE vs. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 10/8/09 at LAD L 3-2 --- 1 1 8.0 3 1 1 1 7 1 109-78 2 0-0 1.13 .111 NLDS - G2; 1st career PS start 2009 1 1 8.0 3 1 1 1 7 1 --- 2 --- 0-0 1.13 .111

2012 POSTSEASON GAME LOG (1-0, 4.80) DATE vs. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 10/07/12 WAS L 3-2 1 1 5.2 6 1 1 3 10 0 100-60 2 Gio Gonzalez 0-0 1.59 .261 NLDS - G1; Career PS-high 10 SO 10/12/12 at WAS W 9-7 1 1 2.1 7 6 6 0 5 3 53-33 0 Gio Gonzalez 0-0 7.88 .351 NLDS - G5; STL won after 6-0 deficit 10/18/12 SF W 8-3 W-2 1 1 7.0 4 1 1 0 5 1 96-70 8 1-0 4.80 .274 NLCS - G4; H. Pence HR only R allowed 2012 3 3 15.0 17 8 8 3 20 4 --- 10 --- 1-0 4.80 .274

2013 POSTSEASON GAME LOG (2-3, 2.57) DATE vs. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 10/3/13 PIT W 9-1 W-3 1 1 7.0 3 1 1 0 9 1 105-71 9 A.J. Burnett 1-0 2.27 .125 NLDS - G1; P. Alvarez HR only R allowed 10/9/13 PIT W 6-1 W-4 1 1 9.0 8 1 1 1 6 0 107-74 6 2-0 2.03 .196 NLDS - G5; Only career postseason CG 10/14/13 at LAD L 3-0 L-1 1 1 7.0 6 2 2 0 5 0 91-59 0 Hyun-Jin Ryu 2-1 2.10 .207 NLCS - G3; 2 2B & 2 3B allowed 10/23/13 at BOS L 8-1 L-2 1 1 5.0 6 5 3 1 4 0 95-62 0 2-2 2.37 .221 WS - G1; 5 R allowed in 1st 2.0 IP 10/28/13 BOS L 3-1 L-3 1 1 7.0 8 3 3 1 10 0 91-61 1 Jon Lester 2-3 2.53 .237 WS - G5; Matched car. PS-high 10 SO 2013 5 5 35.0 31 12 10 3 34 1 --- 16 --- 2-3 2.57 .237

2014 POSTSEASON GAME LOG (0-1, 5.63) DATE vs. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 10/3/14 at LAD W 10-9 1 1 4.1 11 6 6 1 5 1 102-67 1 Clayton Kershaw 0-0 3.13 .500 NLDS - G1; STL scored 8 R in 7th 10/11/14 SF L 3-0 L-4 1 1 4.2 6 3 2 3 2 0 98-58 0 Madison Bumgarner 0-1 3.17 .405 NLCS - G1;Matched car. PS-high 3 BB 10/16/14 at SF L 6-3 1 1 7.0 4 2 2 2 7 1 97-61 3 Madison Bumgarner 0-1 3.12 .318 NLCS - G5; 7th career postseason QS 2014 3 3 16.0 21 11 10 6 14 2 --- 4 --- 0-1 5.63 .318

2015 POSTSEASON GAME LOG (0-3, 1.69) DATE vs. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 10/10/15 CHI L 6-3 1 0 1.2 0 0 0 0 0 3 18-14 0 --- 0-1 3.06 .000 NLDS - G2; 1st PS relief app. since 2006 10/12/15 at CHI L 8-6 1 0 1.2 3 1 1 0 2 1 24-17 0 --- 0-2 3.10 .250 NLDS - G3; 3rd PS 1.2 IP relief outing 10/13/15 at CHI L 6-4 1 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 17-10 2 --- 0-3 3.03 .167 NLDS - G4; Longest car. PS relief outing 2015 3 0 5.1 3 1 1 0 3 4 --- 2 --- 0-3 1.69 .167

2019 POSTSEASON GAME LOG (0-1, 1.62) DATE vs. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 10/6 ATL(3) L 3-1 --- 1 1 7.2 4 0 0 2 8 0 120-69 1 0-0 0.00 .148 NLDS G3 - 1st Cards P w/ 100 postseason K 10/12 WSH (2) L 3-1 L-1 1 1 7.1 7 3 3 1 11 1 99-73 0 Max Scherzer 0-1 1.80 .196 11K 4th-most by Cards P in postseason hist. 10/15 WSH (4) L 7-4 --- 1 0 1.2 2 0 0 0 0 0 16-9 0 --- 0-1 1.62 .213 Relief of 2019 3 2 16.2 13 3 3 3 19 0 --- 1 --- 0-1 1.62 .213

2020 POSTSEASON GAME LOG (0-0, 5.40) DATE vs. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 10/1 at SD(2) L 11-9 --- 1 1 3.1 6 2 2 2 3 0 72-25 4 Zach Davies 0-0 5.40 .243 Oldest in MLB history to start WC Game 2020 1 1 3.1 6 2 2 2 3 0 --- 4 --- 0-0 5.40 .243 Postseason Career 28 15 109.0 101 38 35 20 118 10 ------4-5 2.89 .243 NL WILD CARD GAME 3 STARTING PITCHER: JACK FLAHERTY (4-3, 4.91 in 2020) Jack Flaherty 22 2020 SINGLE-GAME HIGHS & LOWS HT: 6-4 WT: 225 BATS: Right THROWS: Right 2020 CAREER FULL NAME: Jack Rafe Flaherty 7.0, 7/24 vs. PIT...... IP...... 8.0, 3x. Last: 9/19/19 at CHI AGE: 24 BORN: October 15, 1995 in Burbank, n/a...... Low-Hit CG...... n/a SCHOOL: Harvard-Westlake High School (Los Angeles, California) 9, 9/15 at MIL...... Runs...... 9, 9/15/20 at MIL BECAME A CARDINAL: Selected in the first round (34th overall) of the June, 2014 First-Year Player Draft 9, 9/15 at MIL...... Earned Runs...... 9, 9/15/20 at MIL CONTRACT STATUS: Signed through 2020 8, 9/15 at MIL...... Hits...... 9, 2x. Last: 6/25/19 vs. OAK ML SERVICE: 2.006 MLB DEBUT: September 1, 2017 at San Francisco 2, 9/15 at MIL...... Home Runs...... 3, 2x. Last: 6/25/19 vs. OAK NL WILD CARD GAME 3 4, 9/25 vs. MIL [1]...... Walks...... 5, 2x. Last: 5/14/19 at ATL • Making his fourth career postseason start today, and second career in an elimination 11, 9/20 at PIT...... Strikeouts...... 13, 2x. Last: 6/22/18 at MIL game for St. Louis. 1, 9/20 at PIT...... 10+ Strikeouts Games...... 8, Last: 9/24/19 at ARI • Earned the win in the 2019 Division Series deciding Game 5 at Atlanta, pitching 6.0 102, 9/20 at PIT...... Pitches...... 120, 5/20/18 vs. PHI innings allowing one run (solo HR) and matched his postseason high with eight strike- 2 games, 7/24-8/24...... Win Streak...... 4, 2x. Last: 8/1-8/23/19 outs. Became the first Cardinal to start an elimination game aged 23 or younger since 1 game, 3x. Last: 9/25...... Losing Streak...... 3 games, 3x. Last: 6/18-7/7/19 Michael Wacha ( of ) at 21-years old. 6.0, 7/24...... Scoreless Streak...... 25.2 IP, 9/19/19-7/24/20 • Will turn age 25 on October 15 (born approximately 130 miles from PETCO Park in Burbank, California). • His second career Major League start came against the Padres on Sept. 6, 2017 in 3-1 FLAHERTY vs. SAN DIEGO PADRES Cardinals win at PETCO Park. W-L ERA AVG G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR CAREER 1-0 1.10 .200 3 3 16.1 12 2 2 7 16 2 POSTSEASON CAREER at PETCO/2017 0-0 1.80 .176 1 1 5.0 3 1 1 4 4 1 • Is lifetime 1-2 with a 4.24 ERA (17.0 IP) in three career postseason starts (all in 2019). at BUSCH STD 1-0 0.79 .209 2 2 11.1 3 1 1 3 12 1 2019 0-0 0.00 .286 1 1 5.0 6 0 0 2 6 0 • The last pitcher age 23 or younger to make multiple postseason starts was RHP (4 GS - 2017 Yankees). The last Cardinal was RHP Michael Wacha (5 GS - 2018 1-0 1.42 .136 1 1 6.1 3 1 1 1 6 1 2013). POSTSEASON ------

• Was 1-1 with a 2.77 ERA in two starts during the 2019 NLDS against Atlanta, striking LAST APP: 4/5/19 at STL (ND, L 5-3) 1 1 5.0 6 0 0 2 6 0 out a Cardinals Division Series record 16 batters. LAST WIN: 6/11/18 at STL (W, 5-2) 1 1 6.1 3 1 1 1 6 1 • The last Cardinal age 23 or younger to start a postseason elimination game was RHP Michael Wacha in 2013 World Series Game 6 at Boston (10/30). Wacha also made start • Makes his fourth career start vs. the San Diego, second at PETCO Park and first in in NLDS Game 4 at Pittsburgh (10/7/13) with 1 run over 7.1 innings in a win. the postseason. • Joined Matt Morris (2-1 loss at Arizona in 2001), Chris Carpenter (1-0 CG win at Phila- • Made the Cardinals 2019 Home Opener start vs. Padres on 4/5 and pitched 5.0 delphia in 2011), and Adam Wainwright (9-7 win at Washington in 2012 and 6-1 CG win scoreless innings in a eventual 5-3 Cardinals loss. vs. Pittsburgh in 2013) as the 5th Cardinal to start an NLDS Game 5. • Allowed a single run on a solo HR in 6.1 innings pitched in a 5-2 win at Busch Stadium on 6/11/18. • Earned the win in the 2019 Division Series deciding Game 5, pitching 6.0 innings allow- ing one run on a solo home run and matched his postseason high with eight strikeouts. • His second career Major League start came against the Padres on 9/6/17 in 3-1 Was the first Cardinal to start an elimination game aged 23 or younger since Michael Cardinals win at PETCO Park. Wacha (Game 6 of 2013 World Series) at 21-years old. • Drew a bases loaded walk in the 2019 Division Series deciding Game 5, the first Cardi- MOST STRIKEOUTS IN FIRST 76 CAREER GAMES - MLB HISTORY nals pitcher to do so since Bob Gibson in Game 4 of the . MLB Rank Team(s) Season(s) Strikeouts • Became the 6th pitcher in MLB postseason history and first Cardinal age 23 or younger 1. Rangers 2012-14 626 to make two starts in a division series, joining RHP (1997 Indians), LHP (1981 Dodgers), RHP Jarrod Parker (2012 A’s), RHP Sonny Gray 2. Mets 1984-86 606 (2013 A’s), and RHP Gerrit Cole (2013 Pirates). 3. José Fernández Marlins 2013-16 589 4. Dodgers 1995-97 584 • Made his postseason debut in 2019 NLDS Game 2 at SunTrust, becoming the youngest 5. Cubs 2002-05 577 Cardinals starting pitcher to make his postseason debut since (23.362) in 16. Jack Flaherty Cardinals 2017-20 482 Game 4 of the 2014 NLDS vs. Los Angeles. Since 1908 • Threw 117 pitches over 7.0 innings in 2019 NLDS Game 2, most by a Cardinal in his post-season debut since Woody Williams threw 133 pitches in 7.0 innings of one-run ball in Game 2 of the 2001 NLDS at Arizona. DOUBLE-DIGIT STRIKEOUT GAMES BY A CARDINAL - CAREER 2020 SEASON Rank G Seasons Rank G Seasons • Had a streak of 22 consecutive regular season starts holding his opposition to three 1. Bob Gibson 74 1959-75 8. Jack Flaherty 9 2017-20 runs or less snapped at MIL (9/15), when he surrendered a career-high nine runs. The 2. Chris Carpenter 14 2004-12 9 1957-58, ‘63 22-game streak was the longest in Cardinals history out-distancing Bob Gibson (19) in 3. 13 1965-71 Lance Lynn 9 2011-15, ‘17 1968 and Lance Lynn (19) in 2014. It came up nine games short of the MLB record by 4. Matt Morris 10 1997-98, ‘00-05 José DeLeón 9 1988-92 a non-opener held by the Mets’ Jacob deGrom (31). 10 1996-97, 00-02 12. 8 1996-98 Adam Wainwright 10 2005-10, ‘12-20 8 2000-02 • Has held his opposition to three runs or less in eight of his nine starts. Carlos Martínez 10 2013-20 Dizzy Dean 8 1930, ‘32-37 • Threw a career high 43 pitches in the 1st inning at CHI (9/4), the most by a Cardinals pitcher in the 1st inning this season and the most since Daniel Ponce de Leon hurled 41 vs. CLE (8/28). MOST SINGLE-SEASON STRIKEOUTS BY A CARDINAL • The Cardinals are 5-4 in his starts this season with three losses coming when he re- Cardinals Rank Season W-L ERA Innings Strikeouts SO/9 IP ceived zero runs of support. 1. Bob Gibson 1970 23-7 3.12 294.0 274 8.39 • Pushed his mark to 9-1 with a 0.99 ERA in 14 career starts in August, making him the 2. Bob Gibson 1965 20-12 3.07 299.0 270 8.13 MLB leader in August ERA and opponent BA (.139) since the Live Ball Era (1920). 3. Bob Gibson 1969 20-13 2.18 314.0 269 7.71 4. Bob Gibson 1968 22-9 1.12 304.2 268 7.92 CAREER 5. Bob Gibson 1964 19-12 3.01 287.1 245 7.67 • In 75 career starts, is 23-7 when receiving 2 runs of support or more, and 18-1 when 6. Jack Flaherty 2019 11-8 2.75 196.1 231 10.59 receiving 3 runs or more. 7. Bob Gibson 1966 21-12 2.44 280.1 225 7.22 • Has the 4th-lowest day game ERA (2.48) among active pitchers with 20 or more starts, Sam Jones 1958 14-13 2.88 250.0 225 8.10 trailing only (Jacob deGrom 1.82, Mike Clevenger 2.21 & Clayton Kershaw 2.36). 9. Adam Wainwright 2013 19-9 2.94 241.2 219 8.16 10. Carlos Martinez 2017 12-11 3.64 205.0 217 9.53 • At age 24.283, was the 16th youngest Cardinal to make an Opening Day start (since 1904) and youngest since (Age 24.275) on April 3, 1989 vs. the NY Mets. • Has struck out 482 batters over his first 76 career games, the most ever by a Cardinal MOST STRIKEOUTS BY A CARDINAL - FIRST 76 CAREER GAMES and 12th-most in National League history (since 1908). Cardinals Rank Seasons Strikeouts Innings • Recorded five double-digit strikeouts games in 2019 and has nine for his career. His 1. Jack Flaherty 2017-20 482 409.0 eight games with 10+ strikeouts in his first 67 career games are a Cardinals record. 2. Vinegar Bend Mizell 1952-53, ‘56 392 503.1 • Is the third Cardinal in franchise history to strike out 180 or more in two of his first three 3. Michael Wacha 2013-16 370 419.1 career seasons (2018-19), joining Dizzy Dean (1932-33), and Lance Lynn (2012-13). 4. Lance Lynn 2011-13 360 353.2 Since 1908 • Struck out 231 in 2019 (6th in NL), becoming the 8th different Cardinal (19th instance) and youngest in franchise history to strike out 200 or more in a season. NL WILD CARD GAME 3 STARTING PITCHER: JACK FLAHERTY (4-3, 4.91 in 2020)

2020 REGULAR SEASON GAME LOG (4-3, 4.91) DATE VS. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 7/24 PIT W 5-4 W-1 1 1 7.0 6 2 2 0 6 0 89-62 5 1-0 2.57 .222 First career Opening Day start JULY 1 1 7.0 6 2 2 0 6 0 --- 5 --- 1-0 2.57 .222 8/19 @CHI-1 W 9-3 (7) ND 1 1 1.2 1 1 1 2 3 1 41-25 5 Alec Mills 1-0 3.12 .212 25 days between GS; shortest start of career 8/24 KC W 9-3 W-2 1 1 5.0 1 0 0 0 3 0 64-41 6 2-0 1.98 .160 5-0, 0.29 ERA in 5 career home starts in Aug. 8/29 CLE L, 2-1(12) ND 1 1 5.0 3 1 1 2 5 1 83-53 0 Carlos Carrasco 2-0 1.93 .164 Second career ER allowed at home in August AUGUST 3 3 11.2 5 2 2 4 11 2 --- 11 --- 1-0 1.54 .125 9/4 @CHI L, 4-1 L-1 1 1 2.2 4 3 3 2 4 0 69-42 0 Yu Darvish 2-1 1.95 .190 Threw 43 pitches in his first inning of work 9/10 DET-1 W, 12-2(7)W-3 1 1 5.0 4 2 2 2 6 1 95-63 10 Tarik Skubal 3-1 3.08 .196 9 runs of support in the first three innings 9/15 @MIL L, 18-3 L-2 1 1 3.0 8 9 9 2 6 2 81-48 1 Brett Anderson 3-2 5.52 .237 Career-high 9 ER allowed 9/20 @PIT W, 2-1 W-4 1 1 6.0 2 1 1 2 11 0 102-61 2 Joe Musgrove 4-2 4.84 .221 9th career 10+ strikeout game 9/25 MIL-1 L, 3-0 (7) L-3 1 1 5.0 4 3 3 4 5 1 95-57 0 Brent Suter 4-3 4.91 .221 Most career losses (6) against any opponent SEPTEMBER 5 5 21.2 22 18 18 12 32 4 --- 13 --- 2-3 7.48 .268 2020 9 9 40.1 33 22 22 16 49 6 --- 29 --- 4-3 4.91 .221 CAREER 76 75 409.0 299 158 153 140 482 55 ------23-22 3.37 .203

2019 POSTSEASON GAME LOG (1-2, 4.24) DATE vs. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 10/4 @ATL(2) L, 3-0 L-1 1 1 7.0 8 3 3 1 8 1 117-76 0 Mike Foltynewicz 0-1 3.86 .286 117 p. most in PS debut since W. Williams (133, 2001) 10/9 @ATL(5) W, 13-1 W-1 1 1 6.0 4 1 1 2 8 1 104-64 13 Mike Foltynewicz 1-1 2.77 .240 10-run first inning Division Series 2 2 13.0 12 4 4 3 16 2 --- 13 --- 1-1 2.77 .240 16 SO most by Cardinal in any NLDS 10/14 @WSH(3) L, 8-1 L-1 1 1 4.0 5 3 3 2 6 0 78-49 0 1-2 4.24 .262 5th Cards P w/ 6+ SO & 4.0 IP or less in PS start Championship Series 1 1 4.0 5 3 3 2 6 0 --- 0 --- 0-1 9.00 .333

2020 POSTSEASON GAME LOG DATE vs. RESULT DEC G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-S RS OPP STARTER W-L ERA AVG NOTES 10/1 at SD(3) Postseason Career 3 3 17.0 17 7 7 5 22 2 --- 13 1-2 4.24 .262 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS IN POSTSEASON PLAY

48 HARRISON BADER OF • R-R • 6-0/200 • 26 (June 3, 1994) • Snapped 13-game on-base streak (Game 1 of 2014 NLCS to Game 5 2019 NLDS), tied for the 7th-longest all-time on the Cardinals and two shy of the POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (2): Cardinals (2019-20) club record held by Pete Kozma (2012-13), Yadier Molina (2006-11) and Jim 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Is 1-for-8 with 2 RBI and a in Edmonds (2005-06). two starts playing every inning in centerfield. • Made two starts and appeared in four games going 1-for-5 with 3 RBI in the • Went 1-for-3 with a sac fly and a single-game postseason high 2 RBI in Game 2. NLDS vs. Braves. Recorded RBIs in 3 of his 4 games. Drew a walk in three straight games. Reached base safely in 5 of his 9 plate appearances. • Struck out five times in five plate appearances in Game 1, becoming the first Cardinal in history and 3rd in MLB history to strike out five times in a postseason • Drew a bases loaded walk for an RBI and came around to score in the 1st inning game ( 1995 w/ CIN & 1932 w/ NYY). of Game 5. Was removed for a defensive replacement in the bottom of the 1st. 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Was 0-2 with a walk and run • His sac fly in Game 3 tied Tom Herr for the most career sacrifice flies (3) by a scored in two LCS Games. Cardinal, and since his postseason career began in 2012 has tied for the most career sac flies (3) in the MLB postseason with Brandon (SF) and Eric Hos- • Was 2-for-10 with a run scored, and an RBI, appearing in four mer (KC). games in the five-game NLDS vs. Braves • Hit a pinch-hit RBI single to left field to tie the game 3-3 in the 7th inning of • Entered defensively for Matt Carpenter in the bottom of the 1st inning to play Game 1 (10/3/19). Was the Cardinals first pinch-hit RBI since Brandon Moss centerfield with the Cardinals leading 10-0 series-clinching NLDS Game 5 win (Game 4 of 2015 NLDS at Chicago). over the Braves. Was 1-for-4 with his first postseason RBI. • Did not appear in Game 2, his first postseason game missed since Game 5 of the • Went 1-for-3 racing out an single, stole 3rd base and scored on an infield 2012 LCS vs. SF (played in Cardinals previous 32 straight postseason contests). ground ball in Game 1. Became the first Cardinal to steal third base in a postsea- son game since Pete Kozma in Game 2 of the 2013 World Series at • His pinch hit RBI single at Atlanta (10/3/19) was only his 2nd career hit with Boston (double steal with Jon Jay). runners in scoring-position in the NLDS, with the other being three-RBI double vs. Clayton Kershaw in Game 1 of the 2014 NLDS at LAD, five years ago to the 61 GÉNESIS CABRERA LHP • 6-2/190 • 24 (Oct. 10, 1996) day (10/3/14). POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (2): Cardinals (2019-20) 2015 (Lost to Cubs in NLDS): Batted leadoff and started all four games at third base, hitting .235 (4-17) with a home run, one walk, and three runs scored. 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Appeared in both games and has walked 3-of-7 batters faced, allowing two runs. • Hit leadoff home run in Game 2, the third in Cardinals postseason history and first since 2000 (Fernando Vina, NLDS Game 3 at Atlanta). • Walked his first two batters faced in Game 2 before recording a strikeout. Both runners left came around to score on Fernando Tatis, Jr., three-run home run. 2014 (Lost to Giants in NLCS): Batted leadoff and started all nine postseason games at third base, batting .278/.333/.733 (10-36) with four home runs, four • Made a relief appearance and allowed an inherited runner to score in Game 1, doubles, and eight RBI. but recorded two outs as the Cardinals turned a sac fly into a ; also hit a batter and allowed an infield single and a walk. • Has hit safely in 12 of 14 career LCS games played, including last 7 of last 8. 2019 Postseason (Lost in NLCS to Nationals): Made his second postseason • Hit four home runs during the postseason, T5th in Cardinals franchise history appearance and first in the NLCS in Game 3, retiring both batters faced. for a single postseason, trailing Larry Walker (6 in 2004), Albert Pujols (6 in 2004) David Freese (5 in 2011) and Pujols (5 in 2011). • Closed out the final inning of the series-clinching NLDS Game 5 win over the Braves with a scoreless 9th inning in his first career postseason appearance. • Recorded 8 extra-base postseason hits from the leadoff spot (4 HR, 4 2B), tying Oakland’s (1989), Philadelphia’s (1993) and Yankees Derek Jeter (2009) for most postseason extra-base hits by a leadoff 3 DYLAN CARLSON OF • S-R • 6-2/205 • 21 (Oct. 23, 1998) hitter. POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (1): Cardinals (2020) • Went 6-16 (.374) with three homers, three doubles, and seven RBI during the 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Cardinals rookie has reached base safely in NLDS vs. Dodgers. Hit solo homer and go-ahead, bases-clearing double off 7 of his first 10 plate appearances, walking four times, a and two hits. Clayton Kershaw in NLDS Game 1. Hit game-tying 2-run home run in the 8th • Reached base safely four times in Game 1 and three times in Game 2 making during NLDS Game 2 and solo homer in Game 3, becoming the first ever Car- him the first Cardinal to reach base safely at least three times in his first two dinal to hit a home run in 3 consecutive games of a single postseason series. games since Jim Edmonds (2000), one behind for the franchise • Hit his 4th homer of the postseason with a solo shot in NLCS Game 2 vs. SF. mark. • All four homers came from the leadoff spot, T3rd with Dodgers Carl Crawford • Joins Jim Edmonds as the only two Cardinals to reach base safely seven times (2013) for the most all-time in a single postseason while hitting first in the order, in their first two career postseason games. trailing Phillies Lenny Dykstra (6 in 1993) and Dodgers (5 in 1978). • Is the only player in MLB history to record two runs, two hits, two walks and a 2013 (Lost to Red Sox in World Series): Batted leadoff and started all 17 post- double (also a SB) in his first career postseason game. season games at second base, hitting .217 (15-69) with one and three • Is the 3rd Cardinal, along with (1942) and Albert Pujols (2001) to doubles. bat cleanup (No. 4) at the age of 21 in a postseason game. • Hit safely in five of six LCS games vs. Dodgers…reached base three times (2 BB, • Joined Musial and (1908) as the only cleanup hitters Age 21 or younger 1B) in LCS Game 1 and tripled in Game 2 to the 1st…Had RBI-double to reach base four times in a postseason game. in LCS Game 4 win to drive in team’s first run of the game. His 11-pitch at-bat Game 6 led to a double, then scored the first run of the game; also had a sac fly. 13 MATT CARPENTER INF • L-R • 6-4/210 • 34 (Nov. 26, 1985) • Hit .296 (8-27) in the World Series vs. Boston with three multi-hit games…his sac fly in WS Game 2 in the top of the 7th tied the game at 2…had two hits, POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (6): Cardinals (2012-15, 2019-20) scored both times during WS Game 3…singled twice and scored one of team’s Cardinals Postseason Ranks: Games (49, 6th), Home Runs (6, T5th), RBI (21, two runs in Game 4…had three hits in WS Game 6. T7th), doubles (9, T5th), extra-base hits (16, 6th), At-Bats (155, 8th), sacrifice 2012 (Lost to Giants in NLCS): Had five pinch at-bats during the postseason… flies (4, 1st) walks (16, T8th). picked up an RBI, infield pinch-hit during the Wild Card game at Atlanta. • Has hit safely in 17-of-20 career postseason games against National League • Came off the bench to play RF in Game 3 of the LCS vs. San Francisco (Beltran West opponents (21-74, .284). injury) and hit 2-run HR in the 3rd to give Cards lead/win. • Passsed David Freese for 6th place all-time in Cardinals postseason games • Made first postseason start in LCS Game 4, at first - walked twice, doubled and played with 49 in Game 2. scored twice…started Game 6 in SF at first, reaching base twice (single & walk). • Tied Carlos Beltran for 7th place all-time in Cardinals postseason RBI with 21. 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Reached base safely five times out of 10 12 PAUL DEJONG SS • R-R • 6-0/200 • 27 (Aug. 2, 1993) plate appearances. POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (2): Cardinals (2019-20) • His 2nd inning double moved him into 5th place in Cardinals postseason history Cardinals Postseason Ranks: Intentional Walks (3, T8th) in doubles (9), 6th place in extra base hits (16) and walked to move himself into an 8th place tie with 16. • Career batting .304 (7-23) on the road during the postseason with four multi-hit games. Hitting .077 (1-13) at home. • Scored a postseason career-high three runs in Game 2, reaching base on a dou- ble, walk and hit by pitch. 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Reached base safely five times in five plate appearances (2B, 1B, HBP, BB, BB) in Game 1, the first Cardinals shortstop to • Became the Cardinals all-time postseason leader in sacrifice flies (4) with a first accomplish the feat and 6th in MLB history, 2nd in this postseason (Gleyber inning launch to score Yadier Molina in Game 1. Torres, NYY); was the first to do so with just two hits and the 3rd Cardinal overall • Recorded his 4th multi-RBI game in the postseason and first since 2014, all four joining Calros Beltran (2012) and Lou Brock (1967). against N.L. West opponents. 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Had three hits in the NLCS, 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Started Game 1 and 2 at third T2nd-most on the Cardinals behind José Martínez (4). base and made pinch-hit appearances in Games 3-4. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS IN POSTSEASON PLAY

• Batted .353 (6-17) on the road during the postseason with three multi-hit games. • Hit leadoff home run in Game 7 of the World Series, becoming the first player Hit .077 (1-13) at home. in World Series history to lead-off a Game 7 with a home run and the 11th to leadoff a World Series game with a home run. • Went 2-for-3 in Game 3, his third multi-hit game in the postseason. Singled and scored in the 8th inning of Game 2, the Cardinals lone run of this series. • His home run in the 8th inning of Game 4 of the World Series made him the first Cub to homer at Wrigley Field since in Game 5 of the 1935 WS. • Bookended the NLDS vs. Braves series with a pair of two hit-games going 2-for- 4 in each Game 1 and 5, both Cardinals victories. Turned three double plays in • Tallied three hits in Game 7 of the WS to combine with ’s three Division Series, most since turned four in 2006. hits, marking the 4th time a pair of teammates had at least three hits in a Game 7 of the WS (first since Darryl Motley and for the 1985 Royals). • Drew two intentional walks, most by a Cardinal in the DS since had two in 2014, one shy of the club record of three by Albert Pujols twice. • With a lead-off double in Game 4 of the World Series, became the first player in MLB history with three lead-off doubles in one Postseason, tabulating one in • Was 2-for-4 with a double, single, intentional walk and two RBI in Game 5. each of the NLDS, NLCS and WS. • Turned two double plays in Game 4 and turned a double play on a line drive to • Joined teammate and (1935) as the only two Cubs to halt a Braves rally in the 7th inning of Game 1. homer twice in a single World Series. • Singled in his first postseason plate appearance vs. in Game 1. 2015 (Lost to Mets in NLCS): Batted .278 (10-36) with six runs, two doubles, two homers, three RBI, stolen base and .816 OPS in nine games 19 TOMMY EDMAN INF/OF • S-R • 5-10/185 • 25 (May 9, 1995) • Went 3-for-4 with three runs, a solo homer and a stolen base in Wild Card Game POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (2): Cardinals (2019-20) at Pittsburgh (10/7); tied the Cubs postseason mark for runs scored in a game. 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Has hit safely in both games of the Wild 2009 (Lost to Phillies in NLDS): Started in centerfield in four games, hitting Card series, with both hits coming in the 1st inning. .214 (3-14) with two RBI and a walk. • Snapped an 0-for-17 in the postseason (dating back to 2019 NLCS) with a 1-for- 5 with an infield single and scored the first run of a lead the Cardinals would not 65 GIOVANNY GALLEGOS RHP • 6-2/210 • 29 (Aug. 14, 1991) relinquish in the 1st inning of Game 1. 2-for-5 with two runs scored a double, POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (2): Cardinals (2019-20) triple and two RBI in Game 5 of the NLDS win vs. Atlanta. 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Appeared in both of the first two games of 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Played every inning of the 2019 this series with a win and an appearance with two home runs allowed. postseason either at third base, right field and center field. • Surrendered back-to-back home runs, the first Cardinals pitcher since Lance • Was 2-for-5 with two runs scored a double, triple and two RBI in Game 5 of the Lynn allowed consecutive shots to and Adam LaRoche in NLDS win vs. Atlanta. Became the first Cardinal since Kolten Wong (Game 3, Game 2 of the 2012 NLDS at Busch Stadium (Last back-to-back, but with differ- 2014 NLCS at SF) with a double and triple in a postseason game and 11th all- ent pitchers was Game 3 of 2015 NLDS at CHI). time in club history. • Recorded his first career postseason win tossing 1.1 scoreless innings in relief • Moved defensively from third base to right field and back to third base in Game and stranded two inherited runners. 1, becoming the first Cardinals starting to also play the outfield in a postseason game. 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Was the 4th Mexican-born play- er to appear in a postseason game for St. Louis, joining RHP Dennys Reyes • Went 2-for-5 with a double in his postseason debut in Game 1. Doubled in the (2009), RHP Fernando Salas (2011-12), and LHP Jaime García (2011-15). 5th inning knocking starting pitcher Dallas Keuchel from the game and would single to keep a 9th inning rally alive in Game 1. • Appeared in two games in the NLCS, including two scoreless frames in Game 4. Pitched in three Cardinals win in the NLDS, and did not allow a run. Stranded 22 JACK FLAHERTY RHP • R-R • 6-4/220 • 24 (Oct. 15, 1995) 2-of-4 inherited runners. POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (2): Cardinals (2019-20) • Struck out with the bases loaded before an infield single al- lowed two inherited runners to score in Game 1. Stranded a runner in Game 4. 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Struck out 22 batters in the postseason, most by any Cardinal and 7th-most by any Major League pitcher 1B • R-R • 6-3/215 • 33 (Sept. 10, 1987) during the 2019 postseason. 46 PAUL GOLDSCHMIDT POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (4): Diamondbacks (2011, 2017), • Was 1-1 with a 2.77 ERA in two starts, striking out a Cardinals Division Series Cardinals (2019-20) record 16 batters in the NLDS vs. Braves. Active MLB Postseason Ranks: At-Bats/Home Run (9.88, T4th). • Earned the win in the Division Series deciding Game 5 pitching 6.0 innings al- lowing one run on a solo home run and matched his postseason high with eight Cardinals Postseason Ranks: Home Runs (4, T11th) strikeouts. Was the first Cardinals pitcher to start an elimination game aged 23 • Has homered in 8 of his 18 career postseason games(9.88 HR/AB ratio), tied or younger since Michael Wacha (Game 6 of 2013 WS) at 21-years old. with for 4th place all-time. • Drew a bases loaded walk, the first Cardinals pitcher since Bob Gibson in Game • Has hit 4 of his 8 postseason home runs in the 1st inning. 4 of the 1968 World Series. • Twice has homered in consecutive games in the postseason, his first two games • His 117 pitches over 7.0 innings in Game 2 were most by a Cardinal in his post- in the 2011 NLCS vs. MIL and the first two games of the 2020 WC Series vs. SD. season debut since Woody Williams threw 133 pitches in 7.0 innings of one-run ball in Game 2 of the 2001 NLDS vs. Arizona. • Hit safely in 6 of 8 postseason games in 2019 and 14 of 18 in his career. • Made the first postseason start of his career in Game 2, becoming the young- • Slashing .291/.341/.658 in 18 career postseason games, while recording an ex- est Cardinals starting pitcher to make his postseason debut since Shelby Miller tra-base hit in nine games. (23.362) in Game 4 of the 2014 NLDS vs. Los Angeles. • Became the 5th player in MLB postseason history to hit at least eight home runs in his first 18 postseason games and first since Carlos Beltrán (2004-06). 25 DEXTER FOWLER OF • S-R • 6-5/205 • 34 (Mar. 22, 1986) Diamondbacks Postseason Ranks: Home Runs (4, T2nd), RBI (11, 3rd) POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (5): Rockies (2009), Cubs (2015-16), Cardinals (2019-20) 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Homered in each of the first two games of this series after ending the regular season with 20 games without hitting a home World Series Championships: Chicago Cubs (2016) run. All three of his hits this postseason are for extra bases. Cubs Postseason Ranks: Runs (17, T1st), Doubles (7, T2nd), Hits (28, 3rd), • Homered to lead off the top of the 9th inning in Game 2 off Trevor Rosenthal’s Home Runs (5, T4th). 100 MPH delivery. 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Has recorded back-to-back multiple-hit • Hit a home run on the first pitch of his first at-bat of Game 1 for a two-run shot games in his first two games of the series; first time since the 2016 NLCS vs. to give the Cardinals a 2-0 lead...was his 2nd career postseason game-winning LAD w/CHI. RBI and first as a member of the Cardinals (2017 w/ ARI). • Hit RBI double and an infield single in Game 2. 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Hit safely in 6 of 8 postseason • Went 2-for-5 with a key RBI single in the 9th inning to give the Cardinals a three- games. Hit safely in all five games of the Division Series vs. Braves with six run lead...first multi-hit game in the postseason since Game 7 of the 2016 World extra-base hits, including two home runs and four doubles. Series w/ Chicago. Also recorded an outfield . • Tied and Fernando Vina with nine hits in a single Division Series, 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Recorded three RBI during the the Cardinals club record. NLDS vs. Braves with an RBI ground out in Game 1 and a two-RBI double in • Went 2-for-5 in Game 5 extended his to five games in his first five Game 5. as a Cardinal, tying teammate Marcell Ozuna and three shy of the club record • His 2 RBI in Game 5 tied his single game postseason high (Game 2 of 2009 DS of eight held by (2000), Fernando Vina (2000) and at PHI w/ Colorado). (1926-28). • Walked and scored in the 9th inning for the go-ahead run to break the 3-3 tie • Went 3-for-4 with a home run and two doubles in Game 4, scoring the game-ty- in Game 1. ing run in the 8th inning...was his first three-hit postseason game and first with two doubles...joined Albert Pujols (2011) and Larry Walker (2004) as Cardinals 2016 (Won World Series): Started and batted leadoff in all 17 postseason with two doubles and a home run in a postseason game. games, batting .250 (18-72) with 3 HR and 6 RBI. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS IN POSTSEASON PLAY

• Smashed a 446-foot solo home run to left field in the 8th inning to bring the • Named 2016 ALCS MVP, pitching 7.2 scoreless innings vs. Toronto. Set an Cardinals within one run in Game 1. ALCS record with 14 strikeouts by a reliever. Was the first pitcher in MLB post- season history with seven relief appearances with at least three strikeouts. 2017 (Lost to Dodgers in NLDS): Hit .188 (3-16) with two home runs and five RBI in four combined games against Colorado (WC) and Los Angeles (NLDS). • Established a postseason record for strikeouts by a (30), surpass- ing Francisco Rodriguez (2002) who had 28 with Anaheim in 2002. • Hit go-ahead two-run homer in the first inning off in Game 2 loss. • His 20 strikeouts in first 9.0 innings of the postseason were the most in MLB 2011 (Lost to Brewers in NLDS): Batted .438 (7-for-16) with two home runs and postseason history surpassing Bob Gibson (17). six RBI in four NLDS games. • Was unscored upon in his first eight appearances, extending his postseason • Homered in first two postseason games; became 2nd MLB rookie in postseason scoreless stretch to first 14 career appearances (23.1 IP) dating back to 2014. history to accomplish feat (Yankees’ Shane Spencer, 1998 ALDS vs. Rangers). • Struck out five batters in back-to-back appearances vs. Toronto in Game 1 and • Hit off in Game 3. Was first in Dbacks postseason 2 of the ALCS, becoming the first pitcher to do so in two appearances of 2.0 in- history and third by MLB rookie in postseason history (Yankees Ricky Ledee in nings or fewer in the same Postseason, Postseason career, series, consecutive 1999 ALCS Game 4 and Yankees Gil McDougald in 1951 World Series Game 5). or back-to-back games (Elias). 56 RYAN HELSLEY RHP • 6-2/230 • 26 (July 18, 1994) 2015 (Lost to Astros in AL Wild Card): Threw a scoreless inning, striking out two, in the 3-0 loss at . POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (2): Cardinals (2019-20) 2014 (Lost to Royals in ALCS): Appeared in five games, tossing 7.1 scoreless • Retired 20 of 23 batters over two career postseasons. innings and retiring 22 of 24 batters faced (one single and one walk). • Threw four scoreless appearances to begin his postseason career with multiple • Made four appearances of four outs or more, maxing out at 1.2 innings three strikeouts three straight games. times. Recorded two Holds vs. Detroit in the ALDS. • Led all Cardinals with 10 pitches (of 52) of 98 MPH or faster during the 2019 postseason; with one pitch over 100 MPH. 4 YADIER MOLINA C • R-R • 5-11/210 • 38 (July 13, 1982) 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Has appeared in two postseason games and POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (11): Cardinals (2004-06, 2009, 2011-15, 2019-20) has stranded three inherited runners. World Series Championships: St. Louis Cardinals (2006, 2011) • Stranded a runner and retired four straight batters before allowing a double to All-Time MLB Postseason Ranks: Games Played (100, 6th), At-Bats (358, 7th), Tommy Pham in his first appearance. Hits (100, 5th), Doubles (18, T6th) 2019 Postseason (NLCS vs. Nationals): Has two scoreless appearances total- Active MLB Postseason Ranks: Hits (100, 1st), Games Played (100, 1st), At- ing four strikeouts retiring all six batters faced. Bats (358, 1st), Doubles (18, T1st), RBI (36, 4th), Walks (26, T5th), Singles (78, • Pitched a perfect inning in the 9th inning of Game 2 with two strikeouts. 1st), Total Bases (130, 2nd). • Retired the side with two strikeouts in Game 1, striking out five consecutive Cardinals All-Time Postseason Ranks: Hits (100, 1st), Singles (78, 1st), Games batters from Game 4 of NLDS to Game 1 of NLCS. Played (100, 1st), At-Bats (358, 1st), Doubles (18, T1st), RBI (36, 3rd), Walks • NLDS vs. Braves: Pitched 1.1 scoreless innings with three strike outs in two (26, 3rd), Runs (29, 4th). Total Bases (130, 2nd), relief appearances while striking out the side in the 8th inning of Game 4. • Is the National League’s all-time leader in postseason games played (100) and • Struck out the side in the 8th inning of Game 4, first relief pitcher since Max the current active leader (2. Pujols 77, 3. Jay 67). Scherzer (Game 2 of 2019 NLDS) and Cardinal since Trevor Rosenthal (Game 5 • His 100 career postseason games ranks 6th all-time in MLB postseason history. of 2013 WS) to strike out all three batters in one inning in a postseason game. Trails Derek Jeter (158), Jorge Posada (125), Bernie Williams (121), David Jus- tice (112) and Manny Ramirez (111) ahead. LHP • 6-7/200 • 35 (May 21, 1985) 21 • Passed Albert Pujols (26) for most multi-hit games in Cardinals history and POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (7): Orioles (2014), Yankees (2015), Indians (2016- ranks 5th-most all-time in postseason history with 27 in Game 1 of 2020 WC 18), Cardinals (2019-20) Series. All-Time MLB Postseason Ranks: Inherited Runners (24, 15th), Inherited Run- • Is tied with Albert Pujols for the Cardinals postseason franchise mark with 18 ner Stranded Pct. (12.5, 4th) doubles. Active MLB Postseason Ranks: Appearances (29, 8th), Inherited Runners (24, • Has taken part in four World Series (2004, 2006, 2011, 2013), winning titles in 2nd), Inherited Runner Stranded Pct. (12.5, 4th), Holds (9, 2nd) 2006 and 2011. Owns a .328 (22-for-67) career average in 21 WS games. • Named 2016 ALCS MVP as a member of the Cleveland Indians. Threw four • His 100 hits and 18 doubles both rank 2nd all-time among catchers, trailing scoreless appearances totaling 7.0 innings while scattering three hits and strik- Jorge Posada (103 hits & 23 doubles). ing out 14 batters with two appearances of a postseason high five. • Has 11 caught stealings credited in his postseason career, most among active • Has not allowed a run in his 10 career LCS appearances (14.2 IP) dating back to Major League catchers. 2014 with Baltimore, T4th longest in MLB postseason history. • Is the 12th position player (3rd catcher) in MLB history to appear in 11 or more • Struck out five batters in three different career postseason relief appearances, postseasons (most by any Cardinal). the most of any pitcher in MLB history. 2020 Postseason (Wild Card vs. Padres): Molina and Adam Wainwright are • Has not allowed a run in 26-of-29 career postseason appearances. the only two remaining Cardinals on the 2006 postseason roster that defeated the Padres in Divison Series. Molina was also on the 2005 Cardinals squad that • Has stranded 21-of-24 inherited runners in his postseason career, 4th all-time defeated the Padres. (12.5% IRS pct.) among relievers with 20 or more inherited runners in the post- season (Jeremy Affeldt 4.3%, 6.7%, 7.1%). • Played in his 100th career game and recorded his 100th career hit during Game 2. Also recorded a 1st inning RBI single. • Stranded his last 11 inherited runners, including nine with the Cardinals. • Game 1 marked 99th career postseason game, tying for 6th all- 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Picked up a while recording two outs, time in MLB postseason history. a hit batsman and a single in Game 1. • Tied Albert Pujols for most doubles by a Cardinal with 18, tying the active mark 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Allowed one hit over 5.0 score- in MLB as well with a two-bagger in Game 1. less innings in team-leading six postseason games. • Recorded his 7th career postseason game with three or more hits going 3-for-5 • Stranded all nine inherited runners, T4th during the Postseason in 2019. in Game 1; his first since Game 3 of the 2013 World Series vs. BOS. • Stranded four inherited runners in two scoreless appearances in the NLCS, 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Homered in Game 4 of the NLCS, stranding four inherited runners and retired in Games 1 & 2. his first in a playoff game since Game 2 of the 2013 NLDS against Pittsburgh. • Made three appearances and did not allow a run or a hit and stranded five inher- Molina ited runners in the NLDS vs. Atlanta. • Became the 7th catcher age 37 or older to homer in a Postseason game, and • Entered the game in the 7th inning of Game 4, stranding a runner while walking first since in Game 7 of the . Also became the two and fanning one. Stranded the bases loaded in the 8th inning retiring Freddie oldest backstop to homer in an LCS game since Jorge Posada in Game 3 of the Freeman in Game 2. His 2nd time stranding the bases loaded in his postseason 2009 ALCS. career (Game 3 of 2017 ALDS at NYY with Cleveland). • Recorded a 10th inning walk-off sac fly in Game 4 of the NLDS vs. Braves with 2018 (Lost to Astros in ALDS): Made two appearances and recorded one out, the Cardinals facing elimination, two innings after hitting the game-tying RBI allowing one hit with three walks (one intentional). Charged with blown save in two-out single in the 8th inning. Game 2 after a Marwin Gonzalez two-run double in the 6th inning. • Threw out two runners , one each in the first two NLDS games. 2017 (Lost to Yankees in ALDS): Appeared in four games, allowing one run for • Hit a walk-off sacrifice fly in Game 4, the 9th career walk-off in Cardinals post- 1.80 ERA. Struck out five over 2.0 innings in Game 5 (39 pitches). season history and the first career walk-off sac fly in Cardinals postseason histo- 2016 (Lost to Cubs in World Series): Appeared in 10 games, going 2-0 with a ry...hit the game-tying RBI in the 8th inning with a two-out RBI single. 1.40 ERA (19.1 IP), one save, five holds, and 30 strikeouts (14.0 K/9 IP). Cleve- land did not lose a game in which Miller appeared until World Series Game 7. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS IN POSTSEASON PLAY

• Marked his first career postseason walk-off RBI and second postseason 50 ADAM WAINWRIGHT RHP • 6-7/230 • 39 (Aug. 30, 1981) game-winning RBI (first since 2006 NLCS Game 7 at the Mets with 9th inning homer off ). POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (8): Cardinals (2006, 2009, 2012-15, 2019-20) 2015 (Lost to Cubs in NLDS): Started the first three games. Left Game 3 after World Series Championships: St. Louis Cardinals (2006, 2011-DNP) five innings caught (left thumb) and did not appear in the series finale. Singled All-Time MLB Postseason Ranks: Starts (15, T24th), Strikeouts (118, 14th) in Game 2, which tied Albert Pujols for the lead among active MLB players in Active MLB Postseason Ranks: Starts (15, 7th), Innings (109.0, 5th), Strikeouts postseason hits (90). (118, 5th), fewest walks/9 IP (1.65, 4th), strikeouts/9 IP (9.74, 11th), WHIP 2014 (Lost to Giants in NLCS): Played entire NLDS & Game 1 of the NLCS be- (1.11, 13th). fore a strained oblique injury during a 6th-inning at-bat of Game 2 sidelined him Cardinals Postseason Ranks: Wins (4, T5th), Starts (15, 2nd), Appearances for the rest of the LCS. (28, 1st), Innings (109.0, 1st), Strikeouts (118, 1st), fewest walks/9 IP (1.65, • Surpassed Albert Pujols to become the Cardinals all-time leader in postseason 1st), Saves (4, T5th). hits (89) with a single in Game 2 in the NLCS. • Cardinals are just 1-11 in his last 12 postseason appearances, last earning a win 2013 (Lost to Red Sox in World Series): Caught every game and inning of the in Game 1 of the 2014 NLDS at Dodgers. Last postseason win was Game 5 of postseason, batting .274 (17-62) with hits in 12 of the 17 games played. the 2013 NLDS vs. Pittsburgh, a complete game series-clinching outing. 2012 (Lost to Giants in NLCS): Hit .265 (13-49) over the entire postseason with • Has appeared in eight postseasons, surpassing Albert Pujols (7) for 2nd in fran- four RBI, and was flawless in 107 total chances defensively. chise postseason history. Yadier Molina ranks 1st with 11 postseasons. • His five walks in the NLDS vs. Washington were T1st in the DS with Carlos 2020 Postseason (Wild Card vs. Padres): Wainwright and Yadier Molina are the Beltran, Pete Kozma and Yankees . only two remaining Cardinals on the 2006 postseason roster that defeated the • Batted .393 (11-28) in the NLCS vs. SF with two RBI including a 4-4 perfor- Padres in Division Series. mance in Game 7. Hit safely in six of seven LCS games. • Needs eight outs to pass Chris Carpenter (108.0) for the all-time Cardinals lead 2011 (Won World Series): Started all 18 games and played every inning (includ- in postseason innings pitched. ing 1.0 inning at first), hitting .299 (20-67) with five doubles and 12 RBI. • Makes his first career Wild Card appearance today. At age 39.032, is oldest • His 20 hits were most by catcher in postseason since ’s Ivan Rodriguez pitcher in MLB postseason history to start a Wild Card game. Previous oldest (21 in 2003). was Washington’s Max Scherzer (35.066) in the 2019 Wild Card. • Became the first Cardinals catcher to appear in the postseason five different • Also is the 6th-oldest pitcher to make a postseason start in Cardinals history. seasons (2004-06, 2009, 2011). The last Cardinal older than Wainwright to start a postseason game was Chuck Finley (39.320) in the 2002 NLCS vs. San Francisco. • Hit .333 (8-24) during the NLCS vs. Milwaukee. Was 5-for-8 in final two games. • Today is his 14th postseason start with Yadier Molina behind the plate, tying San • Batted .333 (8-24) with nine RBI during the WS vs. Texas. His 9 RBI were most Francisco’s Madison Bumgarner & Buster Posey, Yankees’ Orlando Hernandez by a catcher in the WS since Cleveland’s Sandy Alomar, Jr. (10 in 1997). & Jorge Posada, and Cleveland’s Charles Nagy & Sandy Alomar Jr. for 6th-most 2009 (Lost to Dodgers in NLDS): Hit .308 (4-13) in three games during the in MLB postseason history. NLDS vs. Los Angeles. Started all three the plate. 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Was 0-1 with a 1.62 ERA (3 2006 (Won World Series): Took part in postseason play for third straight sea- ER/16.2 IP) and 19 strikeouts in three games (two starts) in the Postseason. son and led the team in hits (19), total bases (29), and batting average (.358), • Threw 7.1 innings with a postseason high of 11 strikeouts, but allowed three co-led in games played (16), and ranked 2nd in RBI (8). runs taking the loss in NLCS Game 2. His 11 strikeouts ranked 4th all-time in a • Started all 16 games behind the plate and made just one error as Cardinals Cardinals postseason game. pitchers combined for 2.68 ERA. • The double-digit strikeout figure marked his 3rd career in a postseason game, • Was one of several NLCS Game 7 heroes for St. Louis, delivering a 2-run homer ranking 2nd in Cardinals history behind Bob Gibson (5) and one of four Cardi- in the 9th inning off Aaron Heilman to give Cardinals a 3-1 lead. nals pitchers all-time with a 10K game. • Batted .412 (7-17) in the World Series, while hitting safely in all five games. Had • His consecutive 7.0-inning starts with eight or more strikeouts marked the first three hits and two runs in Series clinching Game 5 win. pitcher in Cardinals postseason franchise history to accomplish the feat. 2005 (Lost to Astros in NLCS): Caught the duration of all nine postseason • Joined Bob Gibson (Game 1, 1968 WS) as the only Cardinals pitchers to throw games, helping St. Louis pitchers to a 3.19 ERA and batting .286 (10-35) with 7.0 or more innings, issue one walk or less and strike out 11 or more batters. three doubles and three RBI. • Made one start and threw 7.2 scoreless innings in a no-decision in Game 3 of the • San Diego stole two bases in NLDS Game 1 before Molina shut down the running NLDS vs. Braves. Struck out eight, tying with Jack Flaherty (twice) for the most game the rest of the series. Allowed only one Astros stolen base in the NLCS. by a Cardinal during the 2019 DS. 2004 (Lost to Red Sox in World Series): Did not see action in NLDS vs. Dodg- • Became the first Cardinal to strike out 100 career batters in the postseason... ers, but started and caught Game 4 of the LCS vs. Houston (1-for-4 in 6-5 loss). made his 25th career postseason appearance, passing Lance Lynn to become Appeared in three World Series games vs. Boston, including Game 4 start. Pinch the all-time Cardinals leader. hit in WS Game 1 (0-for-1) and caught the 9th inning of Game 3. • His 7th career NLDS start tied him with Chris Carpenter for the club mark, while his 13th start is 2nd-most behind Chris Carpenter. 62 DANIEL PONCE de LEON RHP • 6-3/200 • 28 (Jan. 16, 1992) • Joined Randy Johnson (twice), Roger Clemens (twice) as the only pitchers aged POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (2): Cardinals (2019-20) 38 or older with four or fewer hits, zero runs allowed and eight or more strike- 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Surrendered a pair of home runs (Myers, outs in a postseason start...pitched the longest postseason outing (7.2 IP) by Tatis, Jr.) in his first appearance allowing three runs on two hits in Game 2. a Cardinal 38 years or older since Burleigh Grimes in the 1931 World Series. 2019 Postseason (Lost in NLCS to Nationals): Struck out four over 2.0 innings • Threw 120 pitches, the most by a Cardinal in the postseason since Jason Mar- in NLCS Game 3 in his postseason debut. quis threw 121 in Game 4 of the 2004 World Series vs. Boston. His 120 pitches were the most by a pitcher at 38 years old since Roger Clemens threw 138 in Game 4 of the 2000 ALCS. 29 ALEX REYES RHP • 6-3/200 • 28 (Jan. 16, 1992) • Marked the first postseason game with one starter 38 years or older and his op- POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (1): Cardinals (2020) ponent 22 years or younger since Roger Clemens vs. in the 2000 DS. 2020 Postseason (Wild Card vs. Padres): Recorded a four-out save retiring all 2015 (Lost to Cubs in NLDS): Appeared in the final three games of the NLDS, four batters while stranding two inherited runners to rescue Game 1 in his first logging a 1.69 ERA (5.1 IP) and six strikeouts in relief. postseason appearance • Pitched 1.2 scoreless innings in Game 2 loss, striking out the side in the 8th. • Became the first Cardinal since Steve Kline (10/10/2001 at ARI) to record a four- out save in his first postseason appearance...first in MLB since • Allowed a two-run home run to Jorge Soler in Game 3 on his first pitch thrown, (NYM, 10/9/15 at LAD) snapping a 10-game, 11.1 scoreless relief innings streak. • Pitched 2.0 innings in the Game 4 loss, retiring all six batters faced. 2014 (Lost to Giants in NLCS): Made three postseason starts and was 0-1 with a 5.63 ERA (16.0 IP) with 14 strikeouts. • Received a no-decision in Game 1 of the NLDS at Los Angeles, exiting after 4.1 innings allowing 6 runs on a career postseason high 11 hits in a game the Cardinals rallied to win, 10-9. • Took loss in Game 1 of the NLCS vs. SF surrendering three runs (2 ER) over 4.2 innings. Fired 7.0 strong innings at SF (10/16) in Game 5, allowing two runs on four hits with seven strikeouts in his lowest (97) of the postseason. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS IN POSTSEASON PLAY

2013 (Lost to Red Sox in World Series): Made 5 starts in the postseason and 16 KOLTEN WONG 2B • L-R • 5-7/185 • 29 (Nov. 10, 1990) had a 2-3 record, 2.57 ERA. His 2.57 ERA ranked 2nd among five-game starters during the postseason, trailing only Boston’s Jon Lester (1.56). POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (5): Cardinals (2013-15, 2019-20) • His team-leading 34 strikeouts were one fewer than Bob Gibson’s franchise sin- Cardinals All-Time Postseason Ranks: Doubles (8, 9th), Home Runs (5, T7th), gle-postseason record (35) from 1968, tied Detroit’s Max Scherzer for most RBI (15, T9th), intentional walks (2, T8th), Slugging (.473, 9th), extra-base hits among pitchers during the postseason, and T9th-most in MLB single-postsea- (14, 8th). son history at the time. • 14 of his 19 career postseason hits have gone for extra bases (8 doubles, 1 • Went 2-0 in NLDS vs. Pittsburgh, earning wins in Games 1 and 5. Pitched 7.0 IP in triple, 5 home runs). Game 1, allowing only 3 hits and a solo homer with nine strikeouts and no walks. • Is 2nd with 14 extra-base hits by a in the MLB postseason Pitched CG in Game 5 win, allowing one run on 8 hits in the decisive 6-1 win. since 2013, trailing only Jose Altuve (23). • Allowed 2 runs on 6 hits (0 BB, 5 K) in his lone start in the LCS (Game 3), a 3-0 • Has played every inning of the Cardinals last 21 postseason games loss at Los Angeles Dodgers. • His five career Postseason home runs are most by a Cardinals second baseman. • Started Game 1 of the World Series at Boston and was charged with the loss, Three were hit in the 2014, most by a rookie second baseman in MLB history. allowing 5 runs (3 ER) in 5.0 IP. Also started Game 5 and took the loss, allowing • Holds the Cardinals Postseason series record for total bases by a second base- Boston’s 3 runs in the 3-1 defeat (7.0 IP, 8 H, 3 R, 10 K). man (15 in 2014 LCS), surpassing Tom Herr (14 in 1985 LCS). 2012 (Lost to Giants in NLCS): Started three games over three rounds during 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Hit a two-run home run, a double and a sac the playoffs, going 1-0 with a 4.80 ERA (15.0 IP) and 20 strikeouts. fly. Is tied for 3rd among all postseason participants with 4 RBI. • Started NLDS Game 1 vs. Washington and struck out 10 over 5.2 IP allowing • Posted a single-game high with 4 RBI, the most by a Cardinals lead-off hitter a single run but did not get a decision in the 3-2 loss. Allowed 6 runs in 2.1 since Matt Carpenter in Game 1 of the 2014 NLDS at LAD. Homered in the 2nd innings in Game 5 before St. Louis came back for a dramatic 9th inning, 9-7, inning, a two-run shot. come-from-behind win. • Was 1-for-6 with a double, becoming the 11th Cardinals player to record six • Earned win in LCS Game 4 vs. San Francisco; went 7.0 IP and allowed one run at-bats in a postseason game (last: Carlos Beltrán, 10/11/2013 vs. LAD - 13 inn) on 4 hits, with 5 strikeouts, his first career LCS start. and first Cardinals second baseman since Fernando Vina (10/1/2002 at ARI). 2009 (Lost to Dodgers in NLDS): Allowed just one run over 8.0 IP in Game 2 of 2019 Postseason (NLCS vs. Nationals): Drew a walk in the first two games. the NLDS in Los Angeles ( solo homer). Exited with the lead after allowing three hits, one walk and fanning seven in what was eventual 3-2 loss. • NLDS vs. Braves: Was 5-for-20 with three doubles and four RBI. Recorded a double in each game he had a hit. 2006 (Won World Series): In his first career postseason action, went 1-0 with four saves while working 9.2 scoreless innings with 15 strikeouts. • Dropped a sac and followed it up with a two-RBI double in the 1st inning of Game 5. Walked and singled later in the games going 2-for-3 with two runs • Earned saves in both World Series and National League Championship Series scored. clinching wins and was on the mound for final out in all three postseason series. • Doubled in the 10th inning and scored the game-winning run on a Yadier Molina • Sent the Cardinals to their 17th World Series after striking out Mets’ Carlos Bel- sacrifice fly in the 10th inning of Game 4...went 2-for-4 and cracked a two-RBI tran (called) with the bases loaded to end Game 7 at . double in the 9th inning for eventual critical insurance runs, before making a • Fanned Tigers Brandon Inge in World Series Game 5 to clinch the Cardinals 10th standout defensive play in the 9th inning of Game 1. World Championship. First time since 1988 that the WS ended with a strikeout. • Had his streak of nine straight postseason extra-base hits snapped with a single. Doubled in his next at-bat for an extra-base hit for 10 of his last 11 postseason LHP • 6-5/225 • 30 (July 20, 1990) 30 TYLER WEBB hits. POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (2): Cardinals (2019-20) 2015 (Lost to Cubs in NLDS): Played every inning at second base in all four 2020 Postseason (WC vs. Padres): Made his first appearance against his for- games, batting .143 (2-14) with a home run and a double. mer team and faced three batters recording two outs and allowing a single, • Hit solo home run in Game 2 off Kyle Hendricks, marking his 9th straight post- which scored on a home run the next batter from a relief pitcher. season extra-base hit to tie and for most in MLB 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Made five appearances, T2nd on postseason history. His home run was the first of back-to-back home runs with the club Pitched in two NLCS games and 3 NLDS games. in the 5th inning and first homer since a grand slam 7/27 vs. CIN. • Appeared in the 8th inning in Game 1 and struck out a batter while allowing a single recording two outs. • Had an extra-base hit for nine straight postseason hits (10/4/14-10/10/15) tied for the MLB record with Miguel Cabrera and Jayson Werth, but was snapped on • Appeared in three NLDS games vs. Braves, allowing a two runs (1 ER) in Game an 8th inning single in Game 1 of the 2019 NLDS at ATL. 1 before two scoreless appearances. Struck out multiple batters in Game 2 & 4. 2014 (Lost to Giants in NLCS): Recorded seven hits (all for extra-bases) in eight • Made his postseason debut coming in relief in the 6th inning and allowed two games and hit three postseason home runs (most in MLB history by a rookie runs (1 earned) on a hit. second baseman). His seven extra-base hits were the most in Cardinals history by a rookie and the most by a NL rookie second baseman. 32 C • L-R • 5-7/185 • 34 (May 21, 1986) • His .724 slugging pct. was the highest by a Cardinals second baseman and POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE (5): Orioles (2012, 2016), Nationals (2018), highest by a Cardinals middle infielder since Pepper Martin (.792 in 1931 World Cardinals (2019-20) Series). • Has appeared in a postseason game with three different teams over four years. • Hit game-winning home run in NLDS Game 3 (10/6) off Dodgers 2019 Postseason (Lost to Nationals in NLCS): Appeared as a pinch-hitter in the • His 15 total bases in the NLCS were the most by a Cardinals second baseman 7th inning of Game 3. Made one appearance as a pinch-hitter in Game 4 of the surpassing Tom Herr (14, 1985). NLDS. • Hit a walk-off home run in Game 2 of the NLCS (10/12) off , the 4th 2017 (Lost to Cubs in NLDS): Batted .143 (2-14) with two walks in five games. walk-off home run in Cardinals postseason history joining Ozzie Smith (NLCS 5, 2016 (Lost to Blues Jays in AL Wild Card): Started at catcher and went 0-4 in 1985), Jim Edmonds (NLCS 6, 2004) and David Freese (WS 6, 2011). Baltimore’s 5-2 loss to the Blue Jays. • Walk-off HR was the 4th in MLB history by a second baseman (Alfonso Soria- 2012 (Lost to Yankees in ALDS): Went 0-for-4 in the Orioles 5-1 win at Texas in no, , ) and the 7th walk-off hit in Cardinals postseason the AL Wild Card Game…batted .150 (3-for-20) in five games of the ALDS. history. • Tripled and doubled in Game 3 of NLCS (10/14), the first Cardinal rookie with multiple extra-base hits since (WS Game 5, 1982). • Became the first Cardinals rookie to log an extra-base hit in three consecutive postseason at-bats (Game 2 NLCS HR; Game 3 NLCS 2B & 3B). 2013 (Lost to Red Sox in World Series): Played in seven postseason games, going 1-for-6 with a stolen base. His lone hit came in the 8th inning of Game 3 of the World Series (10/26). • Stole second base (Workman/ Saltalamacchia) following his hit, making him the sixth Cardinals rookie to steal a base in the World Series (P. Martin, W. McGee, L. Johnson, M. Shannon, P. Kozma). 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vs. N.L. Central: 22-18, 276-1198, (.230) 36 HRs vs. A.L. Central: 8-10, 134-554 (.242) 15 HRs at Busch Stadium: 14-13, 196-813 (.241) 25 HRs On the Road: 16-15, 214-939 (.228) 26 HRs

48 HARRISON BADER OF • R-R • 6-0/205 • 26 (June 3, 1994) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 3, 9/6 at CHI Runs: 2, 3x. Last: 9/27 vs. MIL Home Runs: 1, 4x. Last: 9/27 vs. MIL RBI: 3, 9/12 vs. CIN Walks: 1, 13x. Last: 9/22 at KC Hit Streak: 4 games 8/22-25

• NL Ranks: Triples (2, T-10th), Zone Rating- (.974, 2nd), outfield assist/game (0.06, 8th), Sprint Speed (29.4 feet/second, 9th), Runs Prevented (4, T-2nd).

• Played in 50 games, 49 in centerfield, 5th among National League centerfielders. • Hit his 30th career home run vs. CIN (9/12), a three-run shot off (Gar- • Ranked 2nd behind teammate Tyler O’Neill in N.L. outfielder zone rating (.974). rett’s first HR allowed a RH batter in 2020), tying his career-high in RBI. Entered the game with four RBI in his first 32 games and had three on one swing. • Recorded two outfield assists in centerfield, T-5th among N.L. centerfielders. • Doubled in three straight games (8/22-24) and had an extra base hit in four • Hit his 4th home run of the season on the final day of the season, launching a 425- straight, tripling on 8/25 vs. KC). ft shot into Big Mac Land. Was his first home run not hit against Cincinnati during • Hit a season-high two doubles at CHI (9/6) tying his career-best for the 3rd time. the 2020 season. • Ranked 11th in MLB in Spring Speed (29.4 feet/second) and tied for the Cardinals • Tripled and homered vs. MIL (9/27) becoming the first Cardinals player since Lane team lead in Outs Above Average (4). Thomas to triple and homer in the same game and 13th Cardinal all-time to pull • Since 2017, has the 3rd-lowest GIDP pct. in the National League (3.7%) hitting into off the feat from the 8th slot. 7 DP in 189 situations; trailing only teammate Matt Carpenter (2.9%) and Scott • Homered in back-to-back games vs. CIN (8/22-23). Kingery (3.2%, PHI). • Batted .360 (9-25) vs. left-handed pitchers, would T-6th in N.L. with qualifying plate appearances.

13 MATT CARPENTER INF • L-R • 6-3/215 • 34 (Nov. 26, 1985) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 2, 7x. Last: 9/25 vs. MIL Runs: 2, 2x. Last: 9/13 vs. CIN Home Runs: 1, 4x. Last: 9/21 at KC RBI: 4, 8/19 at CHI [1] Walks: 2, 3x. Last: 9/8 vs. MIN [2] Hit Streak: 3 games, 8/18-19

• NL Ranks: Hit by pitch (6, T-8th), fewest DP hit into pct. (2.3%, 8th).

• Has been shifted on in 97.0% of his plate appearances, most of any player with • Received one intentional walk, coming vs. CIN (9/2), has one over the last two over 20 plate appearances in this season. seasons after ranking 2nd in the N.L. (Schwarber) in 2018 with 17. • Started 29 games at third base, four at first base and 13 as the designated hitter. • Moved into 13th place all-time in Cardinals history tied with Joe “Ducky” Medwick Batted .250 (11-44, HR) as the DH. for home runs with 152. • Led the Cardinals in go-ahead RBI (8) and tied with Kolten Wong in game-winning • Surpassed Jim Edmonds (645) and (660) into 7th place all-time in RBI (4). Cardinals history with 664 walks. • Tallied an RBI in five straight games with an at-bat, longest streak on the Cardinals • Surpassed (719) and Julian Javier (719) into 19th place all-time in and T-7th longest stretch in the National League. Cardinals history with 734 runs, two shy of (736) for 18th. • Was 2-for-3 with a grand slam, 10 RBI and three walks with the bases loaded this • Surpassed (1,165), Tim McCarver (1,181) and Pepper Martin season, posting a 2.524 OPS with the sacks jammed. Owns the highest career BA (1,189) into 21st place all-time in Cardinals history with 1,199 games played. with bases loaded in MLB history (.491, 28-57, 2 HR, 86 RBI). • Moved past (286) into 13th place all-time in Cardinals history with • Hit his second career grand slam at CHI (8/19-1), with both of his career grand 290 doubles. slams coming in the first game of a (4/27/17 vs. TOR [1]). • Since 2017, has the lowest GIDP pct. in the National League (2.9%).

3 DYLAN CARLSON OF • S-R • 6-2/205 • 21 (Oct. 23, 1988) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 3, 9/22 at KC Runs: 2, 2x. Last: 9/22 at KC Home Runs: 1, 3x. Last: 9/24 vs. MIL RBI: 3, 2x. Last: 9/24 vs. KC Walks: 1, 8x. Last: 9/25 vs. MIL [2] Hit Streak: 6 games, 8/23-27

• The switch-hitting 21-year old rookie entered the 2020 season as the No. 1 pros- • Ranked among MLB rookies with seven doubles (T-3rd) and 16 RBI (T-6th). pect in the Cardinals organization by and MLB.com. • Led all Cardinals outfielders and all MLB rookie outfielders with four outfield • Played in 35 games, starting 16 games in CF, 8 in LF and 8 in RF. assists; ranked T-3rd among National League outfielders. • Started his first three games at all three outfield positions, the first Cardinals player • Turned two double plays as an outfielder, tied with for most by to accomplish that since in 2009. an MLB outfielder this season. • Made his Major League debut at CWS (8/15) and played both games of the double- • Ranked 9th among rookie outfielders playing 263.0 innings in the outfield. header, recording hit first hit in Game 2 with a double off . • Recorded two outfield assists vs. KC (8/25) becoming the first Cardinals rookie • Was optioned back to the Alternate Training Site on Sept. 7, batted .162 (12-74) outfielder since Harrison Bader (6/15/18) to have multiple outfield assists. with a home run and 5 RBI. Recalled on Sept. 18 and batted .278 (10-36) with • Started and batted in the clean-up (No. 4 position) for the final regular season four doubles, a triple, two home runs, 11 RBI and an .936 OPS. game. Was the first Cardinals rookie since in 1997 and the 7th • His 11 RBI from his recall (9/18) through the end of the regular season, was T-4th switch-hitter aged 21 or younger to start and bat 4th, and most recent since Ru- most in the National League and most among MLB rookies. ben Sierra in 1987. Joins Butch Wynegar (90), Mickey (82), • Hit his first Major League home run vs. CIN (8/23), a two-run shot off Nate Jones. (7), George Hunter (7), Frankie Frisch (2) and Ruben Sierra (1) on that list. • Ranked T-3rd on the Cardinals with 7 doubles.

0 OF • R-R • 6-0/215 • 26 (Oct. 14, 1993) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 1, 9/12 vs. CIN Runs: 1, 9/12 vs. CIN Home Runs: n/a RBI: n/a Walks: 3, 9/12 vs. CIN Hit Streak: 1 game, 9/12

• Was acquired in a trade with (1/14/2020) for minor league OF Diowill • Walked a career-high three times (tied for the STL team lead in 2020) vs. CIN Burgos. (9/12) while hitting a double in his only at-bat. Became the first Cardinals player • Is the first Cardinals player to wear No. 0 since OF Kerry Robinson in 2003. to walk three times and hit a double in four plate appearances since (7/10/18) and outfielder since Matt Holliday (7/23/15). • Played in only three games this season due to two stints on Injured Lists. • Was placed on the Injured List (COVID) from 8/15-9/9. Played in three games over the next four days and landed on the 10-day Injured List with a strained right elbow (9/14-26), finally activated on the final day of the regular season. REDBIRD RUNDOWN - 2020 HIGHLIGHTS (continued)

12 PAUL DEJONG SS • R-R • 6-0/200 • 27 (Aug. 2, 1993) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 3, 4x. Last: 9/14 at MIL [2] Runs: 2, 4x. Last: 9/25 vs. MIL Home Runs: 1, 3x. Last: 9/5 at CHI [2] RBI: 4, 8/31 at CIN Walks: 2, 3x. Last: 9/13 vs. CIN Hit Streak: 4 games, 9/5-7

• NL Ranks: Sacrifice flies (4, T-2nd). • Batted .273 (35-128) with 3 HR and 24 RBI vs. right-handed pitchers and .125 (3- • Missed 11 games on the Injured List (COVID, 8/4-22). 24) with one RBI against left-handed pitchers. • Ranked 2nd on the Cardinals with 25 RBI. • Led Cardinals with 4 sac flies, his 2nd straight year in the Top 10 in NL sac flies. Became 7th Cardinal in history to hit a sac fly in both games of a DH (at PIT, 9/18). • Batted .343 (12-35) with runners in , 2nd-best on the Cardinals. • Rapped out a pair of doubles vs. CLE (8/30), tying the team high. • Led the Cardinals with 11 two-out RBI. • Posted three consecutive multi-hit games (8/30-9/1) • Hit his first MLB grand slam at CIN (8/31) coming off Anthony DeSclafani, tying his career high with 4 RBI for the 6th time in his career (3rd vs. CIN). • Has gone a career-high 26 games without hitting a home run to end the regular season (9/6-end of season). • Ranked T-4th in MLB with 12 bases loaded RBI, batting .500 (3-6)

19 TOMMY EDMAN INF/OF • S-R • 5-10/185 • 25 (May 5, 1995) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 3, 2x. Last: 9/1 at CIN Runs: 2, 7x. Last: 9/25 vs. MIL Home Runs: 1, 5x. Last: 9/25 vs. MIL RBI: 2, 6x. Last: 9/25 vs. MIL Walks: 2, 9/14 at MIL [2] Hit Streak: 9 games, 9/15-21

• NL Ranks: Infield hits (8, T-8th), Ground Ball Pct (52.2%, 8th), Swing & Miss Rate (18.9%, 9th). • Started 54 games this season (17 at 3B; 12 at SS; 6 at 2B; 13 at RF; 6 at LF). • Hit his home run vs. DET (9/10[2]) off the Big Mac Land LED board. • Started four games at four different positions from 8/24-27 (2B, 3B, RF, SS), first • Led the Cardinals with 18 runs scored and 15 RBI in the month of September. Cardinals player since (SS, 3B, 1B, 2B) 8/30-9/2/2014. Over the past two seasons, ranks 2nd in hits (64) and 3rd in runs scored (40) in • Led the Cardinals with 26 RBI this season. the month among Naitonal League players. • Ranked 3rd among National League switch-hitters in RBI behind Asdrubal Cabrera • Recorded an RBI in all four games of consecutive doubleheaders vs. MIN (9/8) and (31, WSH) and Ian Happ (28, CHI). DET (9/10). • His 51 hits were T-2nd with Ian Happ, trailing only Ketel Marte (52, ARI) in hits by • Tied for the team lead with eight infield hits. N.L. switch-hitters. • Collected season-high 7 AB vs. CIN (9/1), most by a Cardinal since Ray Lankford • Has hit 10 of 16 career home runs in the month of September. (8/5/1994) in 9-inning game, and three hits in a 9-inning game since

25 DEXTER FOWLER OF • S-R • 6-5/205 • 34 (Mar. 22, 1986) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 2, 2x. Last: 8/30 vs. CLE Runs: 2, 2x. Last: 9/24 vs. MIL Home Runs: 1, 4x. Last: 8/30 vs. CLE RBI: 3, 8/30 vs. CLE Walks: 2, 9/24 vs. MIL Hit Streak: 5 games, 7/28-8/17

• Missed 23 games from 9/2-20 with a stomach/immune system issue on the 10-day • Posted a better road than home split, batting .289 away from Busch Stadium and Injured List. Was tied for the team lead with 4 HR at the time of placement. .192 at home. • Came back from the Injured List and started the final eight games of the season, • Hit all four home runs and 14 of 15 RBI against right-handed pitchers. starting seven in right field and one as the designated hitter. • Hit well against the American League, batting .297 (11-37) with 2 HR and 10 RBI in • Did not go more than one game without a hit until the final five games of the 12 games. season (0-13), reaching base safely in 23 of his first 26 games. • Recorded his 1,300th hit on his 5,000th career at-bat at KC (9/21). • Was 4-for-5 (.800) with two doubles and 8 RBI in bases loaded situations.

46 PAUL GOLDSCHMIDT 1B • R-R • 6-3/215 • 33 (Sept. 10, 1987) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 3, 4x. Last: 9/27 vs. MIL Runs: 3, 9/1 at CIN Home Runs: 1, 6x. Last: 9/12 vs. CIN RBI: 3, 2x. Last: 9/6 at CHI Walks: 3, 8/22 vs. CIN Hit Streak: 6 games, 3x. Last: 9/20-25

• NL Ranks: Batting Average (.304, 11th), on-base percentage (.417, 5th), pitches/plate appearance (4.20, 8th), walks (37, T-8th), times on base (96, T-5th), batting average of balls in play (.364, 8th), plate appearances/walk (6.24, 7th), infield hits (8, T8th), WAR (2.4, 13th). • Played in all 58 games this season for the Cardinals. • Had six games with mutiple walks, with the Cardinals 6-0 in those games. • Ranked 2nd in MLB in line drive pct. (36.2%), trailing only Dominic Smith (36.3%). • Hit safely in 40-of-58 games this season and reached base safely in 52-of-58 • Led the Cardinals in games played (58), runs (31), hits (58), multi-hit games (13), games. doubles (13), walks (37), batting (.304), on-base pct. (.417), slugging (.466), OPS • Played in 32 games in September, most by a Cardinals player since Keith Hernan- (.883), total bases (89) and extra base hits (19). dez set the club record with 33 in 1976. His 59 games played in September over • Walked in 12 straight games (8/17-27), establishing a new career-high and the the past two seasons are the most in MLB. longest streak in MLB for the 2020 season. Marked the 2nd-longest streak in • Tied for the team lead with 21 hits with two-strikes, including three home runs. Cardinals history behind (16). • Did not hit a home run over the final 19 games of the season (last HR: 9/12), his • Tied for 5th-longest on-base streak in MLB reaching safely in 23 straight games longest stretch as a member of the Cardinals and 8th-longest in his career (34 w/ (7/29-9/1) with 23 walks and a .521 OBP during the stretch. ARI, 8/17-9/24/2012). • Ranked 3rd in the National League with a .444 BA (16-36) when leading off an • Collected his 300th career double at MIL (9/14). inning (Soto .520, Arenado .464). • Has compiled a .270 BA with 40 HR, 118 RBI and 38 doubles in 219 career games • Hit a double in four straight games (8/29-9/1), tying his career high (2013 & 2014). as a member of the Cardinals. • Posted three hitting streaks of six games, his season-high.

7 ANDREW KNIZNER C • R-R • 6-1/225 • 25 (Feb. 2, 1995) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 2, 2x. Last: 9/1 at CIN Runs: 1, 9/1 at CIN Home Runs: n/a RBI: 2, 9/1 at CIN Walks: n/a Hit Streak: 1 game, 2x. Last: 9/1

• Played in eight games starting four at catcher. • Collected two hits and two RBI coming off the bench at CIN (9/1) becoming only • Threw out 2 of 3 attempted base stealers on the season, including two in one game the second catcher during the 2020 season to accomplish the feat (Tyler Stephen- at CWS (8/16) marking the first time a Cardinals rookie catcher did so since Cody son, CIN) and first Cardinals catcher since David Freese (10/4/2009 vs. MIL); first McKay vs. ATL (5/13/2004) catching J.D. Drew and Dewayne Wise. which didn’t play other positions in the game since (4/23/2006 vs. CHI). • Recorded an RBI in 3 of 8 games played this season. • Was optioned to the Alternate Training Site once Matt Wieters returned from injury • Batted .500 (2-4, 4 RBI) with runners in scoring position; and 1.000 (1-1) with the on Sept. 4 and remained on the taxi squad the rest of the season. bases loaded. Had the Cardinals lone pinch-hit of the 2020 season, with 2 RBI. REDBIRD RUNDOWN - 2020 HIGHLIGHTS (continued)

15 BRAD MILLER INF • L-R • 6-2/195 • 30 (Oct. 18, 1989) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 4, 9/1 at CIN Runs: 3, 9/1 at CIN Home Runs: 2, 2x. Last: 9/1 at CIN RBI: 7, 9/1 at CIN Walks: 3, 2x. Last: 9/13 vs. CIN Hit Streak: 3 games, 4x. Last: 9/22-24

• Free agent acquired on the first day of Pitchers and Catchers • Went 4-for-6 with two home runs, three runs scored and a career-high seven RBI reporting played in 48 games, starting at third base (11), second base (1) and at CIN (9/1) in a 16-2 rout at Great American Ballpark in which the Cardinals set shortstop (1). Started 31 games as designated hitter, batting in the cleanup spot the stadium record for hits (23). 29 times during the season. • Was his second multi-home run game (13th career) and the 7 RBI were the most • Had not played in the postseason until joining the Cardinals and advancing in 2020. by a Cardinals player in 2020 and since Paul Goldschmidt had 7 RBI at MIL • Tied for the Cardinals team lead with Tyler O’Neill hitting seven home runs while (3/29/19). Matt Carpenter was the last LH batter with 7 RBI (7/20/18 at CHI). finishing second in RBI with 25 behind Tommy Edman (26). • Set the record for most RBI (7) by a Cardinals designated hitter in team history, • Led the Cardinals with two multi-home run games (13 career). surpassing the 6 by Albert Pujols vs. Kansas City (6/21/2009). • Averaged an RBI once every 5.68 at-bats, leading the Cardinals. • Batted .206 with 7 HR and 17 RBI as designated hitter. Batted .196 with 5 HR and 14 RBI while batting in the No. 4 position. • Began the season on the 10-day Injured List with right ankle bursitits, making his Major League debut on 8/15 at CWS starting at third base and went 1-for-3 with • Ranked 3rd in NL for HR’s by DH’s with 7 (Ozuna, ATL-14, Winkler-CIN-9 ). an RBI. • Batted .263 (15-57) with 6 HR and 19 RBI of his season 7 HR and 25 RBI against • Went off in his second series at Wrigley Field (8/17-19) going 6-for-12 with 2 HR, the Cubs and the Reds; batting .212 with a home run and six RBI against all other 8 RBI, 2 doubles and 5 walks. Was the first Cardinals player with 8 RBI in a series opponents. Hit all 7 HR against N.L. Central opponents in the postseason. against the Cubs since Matt Carpenter had 10 in 2018 and T-3rd most by a Cardi- • Drew a season-high three walks twice (8/29 vs. CLE & 9/13 vs. CIN). nals player in a five-game series vs. CHI behind Carpenter and Rogers Hornsby. • Tied for the Cardinals season-high in home run streak (2), hits in a game (4), home • Teamed up with Max Schrock for the only back-to-back home runs this season by runs in a game (2) and walks in a game (3). the Cardinals (8/17 at CHI[2]) off Kyle Ryan in the 4th inning.

4 YADIER MOLINA C • R-R • 5-11/210 • 38 (July 13, 1982) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 4, 8/23 vs. CIN Runs: 2, 9/18 at PIT [1] Home Runs: 1, 4x. Last: 9/20 at PIT RBI: 3, 8/20 vs. CIN Walks: 1, 6x. Last: 9/27 vs. MIL Hit Streak: 4 games, 8/25-27

• NL Ranks: at Catcher (42, 1st), Innings Caught (337.1, 2nd), Caught Stealing Percentage (54.5, 1st), Caught Stealing (5, T-4th). • Made club-record 16th straight (2005-20) Opening Day start at catcher, extending • Led the Cardinals in two-strike batting average (.221, 15-68) with 2 HR. his franchise record for most consecutive at one position. The 16 Opening Day • Was one of eight National League catchers with a pick-off this season, his 51st starts are 2nd-most in franchise history behind only Stan Musial (18, 1946-63). career, most among active catchers, and 4th-most all-time (since 1974). • At 17 seasons (2004-20), currently sports longest tenure with only one team • Led the Cardinals in most plate appearances/strikeout (7.43). among active MLB players. • Surpassed Joe “Ducky” Medwick (923) and Ted Simmons (929) into 7th place all- • Missed eight games on the Injured List (COVID) from 8/15-20. time in Cardinals history with 932 career RBI. • Carried a .300 batting average as late at Sept. 4, ending the day at .304. • Surpassed Matt Holliday (156) and (158) into 10th place in Cardinals • The 38-year old catcher led all National League catchers in games started (42) and history with 160 career home runs. Caught Stealing Percentage (54.5%) and finished 2nd in innings caught (337.1) • Hit the go-ahead home run in the top of the 7th off as the Cardinals behind Pittsburgh’s Jacob Stallings (345.0), despite missing 8 games to COVID rallied to win 2-1 at PIT (9/20) after being held scoreless for 6.0 innings with 11 and having two less games on the schedule. strikeouts. • Collected his 2,000th career hit vs. MIL (9/24), a single off in the 7th • Was 2-for-2 with 4 RBI in bases loaded situations this season. inning. Became the 6th player in Cardinals history and 12th primary catcher to eclipse 2,000 hits in a Major League career. • Tallied a season-high four hits vs. CIN (8/23). • Played in his 2,000th game as a member of the Cardinals vs. CLE (8/30), becoming • Was called for catchers twice over the span of four days (9/15 at MIL the 3rd Cardinals player to play 2,000 games behind Stan Musial (3,026) and - & 9/18 at PIT - Bryan Reynolds ) after being called only twice in the Lou Brock (2,289). Passed into 6th place all-time in Cardinals previous 16 years. history with his 1,981st hit on a hit-and-run single. Caught Adam Wainwright’s • Was his first season since 2008 in which he did not record a stolen base. 23 career shutout that afternoon in a 7-2 win over the Indians becoming the oldest • Hit into a vs. MIL (9/27), his first since 8/15/17 at BOS, in final plate battery in Cardinals history to hook up for a complete game (28,174 days). appearance of 2020. • Teamed up with Adam Wainwright for 274 career starts, 6th-most in Major League history. Surpassed Steve Rogers and Gary Carter on 9/11 vs. CIN, with their 271st career game as battery-mates.

34 JOHN NOGOWSKI 1B • R-R • 6-1/185 • 27 (Jan. 5, 1993) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 1, 8/16 at CWS Runs: n/a Home Runs: n/a RBI: n/a Walks: n/a Hit Streak: 1 game, 8/16-present

• Made his Major League debut at CWS (8/16) starting at first base and was 1-for-4 • Was optioned on Aug. 17 and recalled for two games on Aug. 29, but did not play, with a single and a strikeout. getting optioned back to Alternate Training Site on Aug. 31 • Collected his first MLB hit with a single to centerfield off Dallas Keuchel.

41 TYLER O’NEILL OF • R-R • 6-0/200 • 24 (Jan. 23, 1995) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 2, 4x. Last: 9/10 vs. DET [1] Runs: 1, 9/5 at CHI [2] Home Runs: 1, 7x. Last: 9/18 at PIT [1] RBI: 2, 8x. Last: 9/19 at PIT Walks: 1, 15x. 9/27 vs. MIL Hit Streak: 2 games, 9/13-14

• NL Ranks: Outfielder Zone Rating (.978, 1st), Fielding Pct (1.000, T-1st), Put Outs/9 IP (2.33, 6th), Sprint Speed (29.6 feet/second, 8th). • Tied for the Cardinals team lead with Brad Miller smacking 7 home runs. Hit all • Recorded a career-high seven vs. PIT (8/27[2]). seven home runs against right-handed pitchers. • Ranked 5th among left fielders with 344.0 innings played. • Led the Cardinals in at-bats/home run with one every 19.86 AB. • Scored in three straight games (9/18-19) including both games of a doubleheader • Tied for the Cardinals lead with eight multi-RBI games, but did not have more than at Pittsburgh. 2 RBI in any game. Had three go-ahead RBI, all were game-winning RBI. • Hit game-tying, two-RBI single with two outs in bottom of the 9th vs. KC (8/26). • Raced out a season-high three stolen bases. • Batted .600 (3-5) with 5 RBI in bases loaded situations. • Led all National League outfielders with a .978 Zone Rating and was flawless in the • Homered on Opening Day vs. PIT (7/24). field in 89 chances. • Became the first Cardinals designated hitter to bat 9th in the starting lineup (9/27) • Tied for 8th in Outs Above Average (4) among MLB outfielders. since in the 2004 World Series at Boston. REDBIRD RUNDOWN - 2020 HIGHLIGHTS (continued)

47 RANGEL RAVELO 1B/OF • R-R • 6-1/225 • 28 (Apr. 24, 1992) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 2, 9/10 vs. DET [1] Runs: 2, 9/10 vs. DET [1] Home Runs: 1, 9/10 vs. DET [1] RBI: 3, 9/10 vs. DET [1] Walks: 1, 4x. Last: 9/17 vs. PIT Hit Streak: 4 games, 9/6-13

• Missed 22 games on the Injured List (COVID) from 8/4-9/1. • Was 2-for-2 with a home run, walk, 2 runs and 3 RBI vs. DET (9/10[1]). • Started five games in right field and one each in left field and first base. Started as • Was 4-for-10 with a home run and four RBI against American League teams. the designated hitter six games, batting .286 (4-14) with a home run and four RBI. • Recorded his first outfield assist at PIT (9/17), throwing out Bryan Reynolds at the • Recorded a career-best by recording an RBI in four straight games played (9/6-13), plate in the 6th inning. one shy of the Cardinals season-high.

55 MAX SCHROCK INF • L-R • 5-9/185 • 25 (Oct. 12, 1994) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 2, 8/15 at CWS [2} Runs: 1, 8/17 at CHI [2] Home Runs: 1, 8/17 at CHI [2] RBI: 1, 8/17 at CHI [2] Walks: n/a Hit Streak: 1 game, 2x. Last: 8/17

• Played in 11 games during the season making three starts at second base and • Was 2-for-2 with a home run against left-handed pitchers this season. one at third base. Did not play in a game after 8/28 in which he made a pitching • Was the first position player to appear in a game for the Cardinals since Jedd appearance. Gyorko in 2019, tossing a scoreless inning vs. CLE (8/28), throwing eight pitches • Made his Major League debut at CWS (8/15) in Game 2 of the doubleheader and with five strikes. went 2-for-3 while starting at second base. • Hit first MLB homer off Kyle Ryan as the back end of the Cardinals lone back-to- back home runs in 2020 with Brad Miller, in the 4th inn. at Wrigley Field (8/17[2}).

35 OF • R-R • 6-0/185 • 25 (Aug. 23, 1995) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 1, 4x. Last: 9/10 at DET [1} Runs: 1, 5x. Last: 1, 9/10 at DET [1} Home Runs: 1, 9/10 at DET [1} RBI: 2, 1, 9/10 at DET [1} Walks: 1, 4x. Last: 9/5 at CHI [1] Hit Streak: 1 game, 4x. Last: 9/10

• Played in 18 games, starting 10 in the outfield. • The Cardinals won all five games in which he scored a run (5-0). • Missed 20 games on the Injured List (COVID) from 8/15-30. • Scored in three straight games (9/5-6), including both games of the doubleheader • Hit his lone home run and two RBI on a two-run home run off Joe Jimenez in Game at CHI (9/5). 1 of the doubleheader vs. DET (9/10). • Did not play in a game after 9/15 at Milwaukee; optioned to Alt. Training Site (9/16).

32 MATT WIETERS C • S-R • 6-5/235 • 34 (May 21, 1986) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 2, 9/14 at MIL [2] Runs: 1, 3x. Last: 9/25 vs. MIL [2] Home Runs: n/a RBI: 2, 9/25 vs. MIL [2] Walks: 1, 3x. Last: 9/25 vs. MIL [2] Hit Streak: 2 games, 9/14-15

• Missed 16 games on the 10-Day Injured List with a left toe contusion. • Was the first season of his career in which he did not hit a home run. • Played in 18 games at catcher, starting 12. • Dropped his first sac bunt since 7/15/2018 w/WSH in Game 2 of DH at PIT (9/18). • Batted .333 (7-21) with a .440 on-base percentage over his last 12 games of the • Only had one stolen base attempt against in 97.2 innings pitched and it was suc- season after starting the season 0-for-14 with one walk in his first seven games. cessful stolen base by Gregory Polanco at PIT (9/18) in Game 2 of DH. • Posted the 4th-highest BA (.304) among NL catchers in September (min. 20 AB). • Came within four hits of 1,000 career at 996. • Collected a season-high 2 RBI vs. MIL (9/25) in Game 2 of the doubleheader.

26 JUSTIN WILLIAMS OF • L-R • 6-1/185 • 25 (Aug. 20, 1995) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 1, 9/16 at MIL [1} Runs: n/a Home Runs: n/a RBI: n/a Walks: 1, 9/20 at PIT Hit Streak: 1 game, 9/16

• Played in three games, all on the road, between Sept. 16-20. • Started at MIL (9/16) in Game 1 of the doubleheader and collected his first Major • Was called up as the 29th man on Sept. 16 and remained on the roster until Sept. League hit on the second pitch he saw off Brandon Woodruff. 21. • Both games started, played in right field.

16 KOLTEN WONG 2B • L-R • 5-7/185 • 29 (Nov. 10, 1990) ----- Single-Game Season Highs ----- Hits: 4, 9/1 at CIN Runs: 4, 2x. Last: 9/1 at CIN Home Runs: 1, 9/18 at PIT [1] RBI: 2, 2x. Last: 9/18 at PIT [1] Walks: 2, 2x. Last: 9/8 vs. MIN [1] Hit Streak: 10 games, 9/8-18

• NL Ranks: Triples (2, T-10th), sacrifice bunts (2, T-6th), singles (41, 9th), plate appearances/strikeout (6.93, 9th), fewest swing & miss pct. (15.8%, 3rd), infield hits (8, T-8th), Zone Rating-2B (.851, 1st*), Double Plays-2B (29, 1st), assists-2B (129, 1st), Total Chances-2B (190, 1st), games played-2B (53, 1st). • Defending Gold Glove Winner at second base led all National League second base- • Led the Cardinals with a .389 batting average (14-36) with runners in scoring men in Zone Rating, double plays, assists, total chances and games played at the position, ranking 7th in the National League. position. Was 39 assists higher than the 2nd place finisher. • Ranked 3rd among in NL in swing & miss percentage with a miniscule 15.8%. • Tied for the most hits at second base with Ketel Marte (ARI) with 48. Led all N.L. • Ranked 8th in the National League with runners on base (.373). second basemen with 26 runs and 19 walks • Finished the season on a seven-game hitting streak (9-26, .346). • Was responsible for the walk-off RBI in both Cardinals walk-off wins, collecting the single vs. CIN (8/20) and the bases loaded walk vs. KC (8/26). • Ran off team-best 10-game hit streak (9/8-18), with exactly one hit every game. • Recorded his second career lead-off home run (first since 2015) with a shot off the • Hit safely in 23-of-29 games in September and ranked 7th in the National League right field foul pole at PNC Park in Game 1 of DH off Trevor Williams. with 31 hits in the month. Reached base safely in 27-of-29 games. • Established career high with 4 runs at CHI (8/19) in Game 1 of DH and matched it • Tied with Matt Carpenter for the team lead with four game-winning RBI. at CIN (9/1), most among Cardinals. Recorded two hits in 1st inn. at CIN (9/1). • Posted a season-high two stolen bases at PIT, stealing 2nd base and then 3rd base • Was the first Cardinals second baseman in over 100 years to post 4 hits, 4 runs as part of a double-steal with Harrison Bader. and 2 RBI in the same game (at CIN, 9/1), since Bob Fisher (7/27/2018-GM 2 vs. • Led the Cardinals with five stolen bases. Brooklyn); 1st MLB second baseman in over two years (, 4/28/2018). 2020 BULLPEN

GETTING STARTED (10) BREAKDOWN BULLPEN BRIEFS (20) Pitcher SV/Opp Holds FBF/Ret IR/Sc STL rec. Avg. IP K’s/ Run Starters Relievers Cabrera 1/1 3 16/11 6/1 Pitcher Starts QS W-L in starts per start 9 IP Support Crismatt ------6/4 2/0 17-17...... Record...... 13-11 Cruz ------1/1 3/0 Flaherty 9 2 4-3 5-4 4.1 10.9 4.7 (42) Elledge ------12/6 6/2 Gomber 4 1 1-0 3-1 4.0 9.8 4.5 (18) 3.86...... ERA...... 3.96 Fernandez ------3/2 0/0 Gallegos 4/4 1 14/10 8/2 Hudson 8 3 3-2 4-4 5.0 7.2 4.1 (33) 279.2...... IP...... 193.1 Gant --- 7 16/11 5/0 Kim 7 3 3-0 5-2 5.1 5.7 5.0 (35) Gomber --- 1 9/6 7/2 228...... H...... 148 Helsley 1/3 2 9/6 7/2 Martínez 5 0 0-3 1-4 4.0 7.7 4.0 (20) Kaminsky --- 1 5/4 2/2 132...... R...... 97 Oviedo 5 0 0-3 0-5 5.0 5.8 1.2 (6) Kim 1/1 --- 1/1 0/0 120...... ER...... 85 Meisinger ------2/2 0/0 Ponce de Leon 8 2 1-3 5-3 4.0 12.5 4.5 (36) A. Miller 4/5 2 15/10 8/3 Reyes 1 0 0-0 0-1 1.0 18.0 4.0 (4) 41...... HR...... 28 Ponce de Leon ------1/1 0/0 Ramirez ------1/1 0/0 Wainwright 10 7 5-3 6-4 6.2 7.4 4.0 (40) 107...... BB...... 97 Reyes 1/1 3 12/9 10/1 Sánchez ------3/2 2/2 Woodford 1 0 0-0 1-0 3.0 9.0 6.0 (6) 258 ...... SO ...... 206 Webb 1/3 2 17/13 15/5 Totals 58 18 17-17 30-28 4.2 8.3 4.2 (226) Woodford ------11/9 10/4 .220...... AVG...... 211 Whitley ------3/3 0/0 279.2 IP 258 K’s Totals 13/18 (72%) 22 155/111 (72%) 91/26 (29%)

6-2 / 190 Age: 23 (Oct. 10, 1996) 92 GÉNESIS CABRERA LHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: 9/14 [2] at MIL Last Loss: 8/21 vs. CIN Last Save: 9/19 at PIT Last HR: 9/10 [2] vs. DET (J. Candelario) Most IP: 2.0, twice. Last: 9/2 at Cincinnati • His first name is pronounced “HEN-e-sis.” Most Strikeouts: 4, 9/6 at Chicago-NL Most Walks: 2, 3x. Last: 9/27 vs. Milwaukee • Changed uniform number from 61 to 92 this season becoming the first Major League player in history to wear Most Runs Allowed: 3, 8/21 vs. Cincinnati uniform No. 92. Most Earned Runs Allowed: 2, 8/15 [2] at Chicago-AL • Posted career-highs in wins (4), appearances (19), innings pitched (22.1) and strikeouts (32). Most : 2, 8/26 vs. Kansas City • Made eight appearances of four outs or more, leading Cardinals and T-9th among N.L. relievers. Most HRs Allowed: 1, 3x. Last: 9/10 [2] vs. Detroit Longest Winning Streak: 3 games, 8/23-present • Led the Cardinals with 12 appearances in September, T-2nd most in the National League. Longest Losing Streak: 1 game, 8/21 • Nailed down his first career save tossing 1.2 scoreless innings at PIT (9/19). Longest Scoreless Streak: 7.1 IP, 9/14-present • Recorded four relief wins this season, T-2nd among National League relief pitchers and T-2nd overall on the Cardi- nals pitching staff with Jack Flaherty. • Led all Cardinals relief pitchers with 32 strikeouts. • Left-handed batters started 0-for-23 before a single by Gregory Polanco at PIT (9/18[2]). • Held all batters to a .132 opponent BA (6th in N.L.). • Did not allow a run in his last six appearances (7.1 IP). • Pitched on consecutive days four times and once on three straight days (9/12-14).

6-1 / 220 Age: 25 (Dec. 25, 1994) 74 RHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: n/a Last Loss: n/a Last Save: n/a Last HR: 9/15 at MIL (D. Vogelbach) Most IP: 3.0, 9/15 at Milwaukee. • Made his Major League debut 8/17 [2] at CHI and threw a scoreless inning, after pitching eight years and 167 Most Strikeouts: 2, 3x. Last: 9/15 at Milwaukee. games in the minor leagues. Most Walks: 1, 8/17 [2] at Chicago-NL (intentional) Most Runs Allowed: 2, 9/13 vs. Cincinnati • Did not allow a run in his first four appearances (4.1) allowing one hit and one walk (intentional). Most Earned Runs Allowed: 2, 9/13 vs. Cincinnati • Pitched on consecutive days twice. Most Hits Allowed: 3, 9/15 at Milwaukee • Did not allow a hit with runners in scoring position (0-5, BB). Most HRs Allowed: 1, twice. Last: 9/15 at Milwaukee Longest Winning Streak: n/a • Threw a season-high 3.0 innings at MIL (9/15), helping the Cardinals preserve pitching in an 18-3 loss. Longest Losing Streak: n/a • Stranded two inherited runners. Longest Scoreless Streak: 4.1 IP, 8/17-9/11

6-3 / 240 Age: 24 (May 20, 1996) 61 RHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: 8/20 vs. CIN Last Loss: n/a Last Save: n/a Last HR: 9/23 at KC (F. Cordero) Most IP: 2.1 8/16 at Chicago-AL • Made his Major League debut on 8/16 at CWS and struck out five batters over 2.1 scoreless innings. Became the Most Strikeouts: 5, 8/16 at Chicago-AL first Cardinals reliever since Tom Cheney (4/21/1957) to strike out five or more batters in 2.1 or more scoreless Most Walks: 3, 8/20 vs. Cincinnati innings in his MLB debut. Most Runs Allowed: 3, 9/23 at Kansas City Most Earned Runs Allowed: 3, 9/23 at Kansas City • Earned his first Major League win vs. CIN as the Cardinals rallied for their first walk-off win of the season (5-4) in Most Hits Allowed: 4, 9/23 at Kansas City his 3rd career appearance and his first at Busch Stadium. Most HRs Allowed: 1, twice. Last: 9/23 at Kansas City • Pitched on consecutive days three times and once on three consecutive days (9/16-18). Longest Winning Streak: 1 game, 8/20-present Longest Losing Streak: n/a • Made nine appearances in September, T-4th on the Cardinals with Andrew Miller. Longest Scoreless Streak: 5.2 IP, 9/7-21 • Did not allow a run in seven consecutive appearances (9/7-21) covering 5.2 innings.

6-3 / 215 Age: 23 (Mar. 2, 1997) 44 JUNIOR FERNANDEZ RHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: n/a Last Loss: 9/25/19 at ARI Last Save: n/a Last HR: 8/28 vs. CLE (T. Naquin) Most IP: 1.0, 3x. Last: 9/17 at Pittsburgh • Made three appearances, twice against Pittsburgh and once against Cleveland. Most Strikeouts: 1, twice. Last: 8/28 vs. Cleveland Most Walks: 2, 8/28 vs. Cleveland • Allowed career-highs in runs (6), earned runs (6) and hits (6) in one inning pitched vs. CLE (8/28) as the Cardinals Most Runs Allowed: 6, 8/28 vs. Cleveland lost 14-2. Most Earned Runs Allowed: 6, 8/28 vs. Cleveland • Pitched scoreless innings both against Pittsburgh (7/26 & 9/17). Most Hits Allowed: 6, 8/28 vs. Cleveland Most HRs Allowed: 1, 8/28 vs. Cleveland Longest Winning Streak: n/a Longest Losing Streak: n/a Longest Scoreless Streak: 1.0 IP, twice. Last: 9/17-pres. 2020 BULLPEN BRIEFS (continued)

6-2 / 210 Age: 29 (Aug. 14, 1991) 65 GIOVANNY GALLEGOS RHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: 9/27at MIL Last Loss: 9/10 [2] vs. DET Last Save: 9/8 [2] vs. MIN Last HR: 9/8 [2] vs. MIN (N. Cruz) Most IP: 2.0, 9/27 vs. Milwaukee • Tied for the Cardinals team lead with four saves this season despite appearing in only 13 games. Most Strikeouts: 3, twice. Last: 9/27 vs. Milwaukee • Posted the highest strikeouts/9 IP (12.60) of his career. Most Walks: 2, 9/2 at Cincinnati • Missed 14 games with a right groin strain (9/11-20), suffered vs. DET (9/10[2]) in a game in which he took the loss. Most Runs Allowed: 3, 9/10 [2] vs. Detroit Most ER Allowed: 3, 9/10 [2] vs. Detroit • Pitched on consecutive days just once (9/5-6). Most Hits Allowed: 2, 9/21 at Kansas City • Did not allow a run in his first eight appearances (8.0 IP) from 7/28-8/31, without walking a batter and allowing only Most HRs Allowed: 1, 9/8 [1] vs. Minnesota two hits with 10 strikeouts. Longest Winning Streak: 1 game, 8/17 • Allowed only one hit in the 9th inning (1-13, .077). Longest Losing Streak: 2 games, 9/2-10 • Threw a season-high 2.0 innings pitched in his final appearance of the season vs. MIL (9/27) earning the win. Longest Scoreless Streak: 8.0 IP, 7/28-8/31

53 RHP 6-4 / 200 Age: 28 (Aug. 6, 1992) 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: 9/21/19 at CHI Last Loss: 9/13 vs. CIN Last Save: 6/2/19 vs. CHI Last HR: 7/12/19 vs. ARI (K. Marte) Most IP: 1.2, 7/25 vs. Pittsburgh • Placed on the 10-day Injured List with a right groin strain suffered vs. MIL (9/25[1]) after facing one batter. Most Strikeouts: 3, 8/17 [1] at Chicago-NL Most Walks: 1, 7x. Last: 9/8 [2] vs. Minnesota • Led the Cardinals with 7 Holds. Most Runs Allowed: 3, 8/27 [1] vs. Pittsburgh • Held opposing batters to an .088 BA (3-34) with no extra base hits on two-strike counts. Most ER Allowed: 1, 4x. Last: 9/13 vs. Cincinnati • Did not allow a home run to 61 total batters faced. Most Hits Allowed: 2, twice. Last: 8/27 [1] vs. Pittsburgh Most HRs Allowed: n/a • Stranded all five inherited runners this season. Longest Winning Streak: n/a • Did not allow a run in seven road appearances (7.2 IP) with two hits, one walk and 12 strikeouts. Longest Losing Streak: 3 games, 8/25-present • Finished the season with three straight losses (8/25-end of season). Longest Scoreless Streak: 7.2 IP, 7/25-8/23

6-2 / 230 Age: 26 (July 18, 1994) 56 RYAN HELSLEY RHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: 9/5 at CHI Last Loss: 9/14 [2] at MIL Last Save: 9/18 [1] at PIT Last HR: 9/10 [2] vs. DET (J. Bonifacio) Most IP: 1.2, 7/29 at Minnesota • Missed 21 games while sitting out on the Injured List. Most Strikeouts: 2, 3x. Last: 9/25 vs. Milwaukee • Finished the season with five straight scoreless appearances (9/18-present) with 4.2 IP. Most Walks: 2, 3x. Last: 9/14 at Milwaukee Most Runs Allowed: 2, 3x. Last: 9/14 at Milwaukee • Recorded his first MLB save at PIT (9/18[1]) getting the final out with bases loaded and a one-run lead. Most Earned Runs Allowed: 2, twice. Last: 9/14 at Milwaukee • Earned his lone win of the season at CHI (9/5) in Game 2 of the doubleheader tossing 1.1 innings. Most Hits Allowed: 2, 3x. Last: 9/10 [2] vs. Detroit • Had two Holds this season, both against Pittsburgh. Most HRs Allowed: 1, 3x. Last: 9/10 [2] vs. Detroit Longest Winning Streak: 1 game, 9/5 {2{ at Chicago-NL Longest Losing Streak: 1 game, 9/14 [2] at Milwaukee Longest Scoreless Streak: 4.2 IP, 9/18-present

21 ANDREW MILLER LHP 6-7 / 200 Age: 35 (May 21, 1985) 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: 9/18 [2] at PIT Last Loss: 9/27/19 vs. CHI Last Save: 9/24 vs. MIL Last HR: 9/24/19 at ARI (I. Vargas) Most IP: 1.0, 8x. Last: 9/20 at Pittsburgh • Tied for the Cardinals team lead with four saves (Gallegos). Most Strikeouts: 3, 9/18 [2] at Pittsburgh Most Walks: 1, 4x. Last: 9/17 at Pittsburgh • Has tossed 13 scoreless appearances out of 16 total. Did not allow a run to an American League opponent (3 app.). Most Runs Allowed: 2, 8/19 {2] at Chicago-NL • Did not allowed a home run to 55 total batters faced with one extra base hit (double to P. Evans, 7/26 vs. PIT). Most Earned Runs Allowed: 2, 8/19 {2] at Chicago-NL Most Hits Allowed: 3, 8/19 {2] at Chicago-NL • Pitched on consecutive days three times this season Most HRs Allowed: n/a • Was on the 10-day Injured List 8/24-9/4 due to left fatigue. Longest Winning Streak: 1, 9/18 [2]-present • Struck out the side at PIT (9/18[2]) for his lone win of the season coming in relief of Daniel Ponce de Leon. Longest Losing Streak: n/a Longest Scoreless Streak: 4.0 IP, 8/22-9/12 • Did not allow a run in eight night games this season (7.1 IP) with 10 strikeouts and a .160 opponent BA.

29 ALEX REYES RHP 6-4 / 235 Age: 26 (Aug. 29, 1984) 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: 9/18 [1] at PIT Last Loss: 8/29 vs. CLE Last Save: 8/19/16 at PHI Last HR: 8/24 vs. KC (8/24) Most IP: 2.0, 3x. Last: 9/10 [2] vs. Detroit • Appeared in his first Major League game since 4/5/19 on 8/15 at CWS after being sent to the minor leagues follow- Most Strikeouts: 3, 4x. Last: 9/14 [2] at Milwaukee ing surgery and upper back surgery. Most Walks: 3, 8/17 [2] at Chicago-NL Most Runs Allowed: 3, 8/24 vs. Kansas City • Made a career-high 15 appearances, his most since 12 in 2016. Struck out a batter in 13 of 15 appearances. Most Earned Runs Allowed: 2, twice. Last: 8/26 vs. Kansas CIty • Struck out 27 batters in 19.2 innings (12.4 K/9 IP) with 10 appearances of multiple strikeouts. Most Hits Allowed: 2, 5x. Last; 9/27 vs. Milwaukee Most HRs Allowed: 1, 8/24 vs. Kansas City • Inherited 10 runners and allowed only one to score (10.0% IRS). Longest Winning Streak: 1, twice. Last: 9/18-present • Earned wins vs. KC (8/26) and at PIT (9/18[1]). Threw a season-high 39 pitches vs. PIT. Longest Losing Streak: 1, 8/29 • Has pitched on consecutive days twice. Longest Scoreless Streak: 5.0 IP, 9/4-10 • Made seven appearances of four outs or more, T-2nd on the Cardinals and 13th among N.L. relievers.

6-5 / 225 Age: 30 (July 20, 1990) 30 TYLER WEBB LHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: 8/19 at CHI [1] Last Loss: 8/17 at CHI [2} Last Save: 9/14 at MIL [2] Last HR: 8/21 vs. CIN (M. Davidson) Most IP: 1.2, 9/17 at Pittsburgh • Led the Cardinals with 21 appearances. Most Strikeouts: 3, 9/26 vs. Milwaukee Most Walks: 2, 8/17 [2] at Chicago-NL • Struck out the side vs. MIL (9/26) for his most strikeouts (3) in an appearance this season. Most Runs Allowed: 3, 8/17 [2] at Chicago-NL • Earned his first save at MIL (9/14[2]) inducing a double play to lock down a 3-2 Cardinals win in extra innings (9). Most Earned Runs Allowed: 3, 8/17 [2] at Chicago-NL • Made his 100th career appearance, coming on in relief after the Cardinals returned at CWS (8/15). Most Hits Allowed: 3, twice. Last: 9/17 at Pittsburgh Most HRs Allowed: 1, twice. Last: 8/21 vs. Cincinnati • Posted an eight-game scoreless streak (8.0) from 8/25-9/12. Longest Winning Streak: 1 game, 8/19-present • Held left-handed batters to a .100 opponent BA (3-30), on just three singles. Longest Losing Streak: 1 game, 8/17 [2] • Continued his dominance in day games allowing just one hit in 19 at-bats (.053 Opp BA). Longest Scoreless Streak: 9.0 IP, 8/25-9/14 • Led Cardinals relievers with 15 inherited runners this season with five allowed to score. • Pitched on consecutive days five times including three times in September. 2020 BULLPEN BRIEFS (continued)

6-3 / 220 Age: 25 (Feb. 21, 1995) 38 RHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: n/a Last Loss: n/a Last Save: n/a Last HR: 9/23 at KC (F. Cordero) Most IP: 1.2, 7/29 at Minnesota • Missed time from 8/4-9/22 on the 10-day Injured List (COVID). Most Strikeouts: 2, 7/29 at Minnesota • Made his Major League debut vs. PIT (7/26) and tossed a scoreless inning with a strikeout. Most Walks: 1, 9/25 vs. Milwaukee Most Runs Allowed: 1, 9/23 at Kansas City • Appeared in four games, three scoreless outings. Most Earned Runs Allowed: 1, 9/23 at Kansas City • Did not allow a baserunner to a right-handed batter this season (0-8, K). Most Hits Allowed: 1, twice. Last: 9/25 vs. Milwaukee • Struck out a batter in all four appearances. Most HRs Allowed: 1, 9/23 at Kansas City Longest Winning Streak: n/a • Allowed his first run on a solo home run by Franchy Cordero at KC (9/23). Longest Losing Streak: n/a Longest Scoreless Streak: 2.2, 7/26-29

6-4 / 215 Age: 23 (Oct. 28, 1996) 40 RHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: 9/19 at PIT Last Loss: n/a Last Save: n/a Last HR: 9/15 at MIL (K. Hiura) Most IP: 3.1, 8/28 vs. Cleveland • Made his Major League debut at CWS (8/15[2]) tossing 3.0 innings starting the second game of the doubleheader Most Strikeouts: 3, 3x. Last: 9/22 at Kansas City and received a no-decision allowing one run on one hit, a solo home run by , with three strikeouts. Most Walks: 3, 9/15 at Milwaukee Most Runs Allowed: 5, 9/15 at Milwaukee • Appeared in 12 games, 11 in relief. Posted the longest outing by a Cardinals relief pitcher tossing 3.1 innings vs. Most Earned Runs Allowed: 5, 9/15 at Milwaukee CLE (8/28). Most Hits Allowed: 5, 8/28 vs. Cleveland • Struck out a season-high three batters three times (8/15 at CWS, 8/28 vs. CLE, 9/22 at KC). Most HRs Allowed: 1, 7x. Last: 9/15 at Milwaukee • Earned his first Major League win in a relief appearance at PIT (9/19) closing out an inning, while the Cardinals Longest Winning Streak: 1 game, 9/19-present rallied for five runs in the 7th inning en route to a 5-4 win at PNC Park. Longest Losing Streak: n/a Longest Scoreless Streak: 4.0 IP, 8/21-24 • Ranked 4th on the team with 18.0 innings in relief this season, 2nd-most by a Cardinals right-handed reliever (Reyes, 18.2 IP). • Struck out the side at KC (9/22) in the 9th inning to close out the game, his 4th game finished of the season. 2020 BULLPEN BRIEFS (continued)

6-1 / 200 Age: 29 (May 30, 1990) 60 JOHN BREBBIA RHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: 7/17/19 vs. PIT Last Loss: 9/24/19 at ARI Last Save: 6/8/18 at CIN Last HR: 9/23/19 at ARI (N. Ahmed) Most IP: n/a • Was placed on the 45-day Injured List on Opening Day of the shortened 2020 season with a torn ulnar collateral Most Strikeouts: n/a ligament in his right elbow and missed the entire 2020 season due to Tommy John surgery, performed by Dr. Most Walks: n/a George Paletta in St. Louis on June 1. Most Runs Allowed: n/a Most Earned Runs Allowed: n/a Most Hits Allowed: n/a Most HRs Allowed: n/a Longest Winning Streak: n/a Longest Losing Streak: n/a Longest Scoreless Streak: n/a

6-1 / 230 Age: 25 (Apr. 15, 1995) 86 JESUS CRUZ RHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: n/a Last Loss: n/a Last Save: n/a Last HR: n/a Most IP: 1.0, 8/18 at Chicago-NL • Made his Major League debut at Wrigley Field at CHI (8/18) allowing two runs on three hits with two strikeouts in a Most Strikeouts: 2, 1.0, 8/18 at Chicago-NL game the Cardinals lost 6-3. Most Walks: 1, 1.0, 8/18 at Chicago-NL Most Runs Allowed: 2, 1.0, 8/18 at Chicago-NL • Became the first player in history to wear No. 86 in a Major League game. Most Earned Runs Allowed: 2, 1.0, 8/18 at Chicago-NL • Faced five batters and allowed three two-strike hits. Most Hits Allowed: 3, 1.0, 8/18 at Chicago-NL Most HRs Allowed: n/a Longest Winning Streak: n/a Longest Losing Streak: n/a Longest Scoreless Streak: n/a

6-0 / 195 Age: 26 (Sept. 2, 1994) 67 LHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: n/a Last Loss: n/a Last Save: n/a Last HR: n/a Most IP: 1.0, 4x. Last: 9/12 vs. Cincinnati • Former Cardinals first round pick in 2013 was reacquired as a minor league free agent in 2019 before making his Most Strikeouts: 1, 3x. Last: 9/12 vs. Cincinnati Major League debut with the club on 8/16 at CWS, tossing a perfect inning with a strikeout. Most Walks: 2, 9/15 at Milwaukee Most Runs Allowed: 3, 9/15 at Milwaukee • First four appearances were all scoreless before allowing three runs (1 ER) at MIL (8/15) in two-thirds of an inning. Most Earned Runs Allowed: 1, 9/15 at Milwaukee • Did not allow an extra base hit to 21 total batters faced holding his opposition to a .188 BA (3-16). Most Hits Allowed: 1, 3x. Last: 9/15 at Milwaukee • Did not allow a run in his first and only appearance at Busch Stadium (9/12 vs. CIN). Most HRs Allowed: n/a Longest Winning Streak: n/a • Was designated for assignment on 9/16 and outrighted to the minor leagues on 9/22. Longest Losing Streak: n/a Longest Scoreless Streak: 4.0 IP, 8/16-9/12

6-4 / 235 Age: 26 (May 4, 1994) 84 RYAN MEISINGER RHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: 9/23/18 at NYY Last Loss: 9/26/18 at BOS Last Save: n/a Last HR: 9/7/18 at TB (J. Choi) Most IP: 1.2, 8/18 at Chicago-NL • Made his Cardinals debut at CHI (8/18), tossing 1.2 scoreless innings with two walks, a hit batsmen and two strike- Most Strikeouts: 2, 8/18 at Chicago-NL outs in his first MLB action since 9/28/18 vs. HOU w/BAL. Most Walks: 2, twice. Last: 9/2 at Cincinnati Most Runs Allowed: n/a • Both appearances came on the road (8/18 at CHI & 9/2 at CIN). Most Earned Runs Allowed: n/a • Tossed two scoreless appearances before being optioned back to the Alternate Training Site. Allowed one hit, but Most Hits Allowed: 1, 8/18 at Chicago-NL walked four batters. Most HRs Allowed: n/a Longest Winning Streak: n/a • Did not allow a hit to five right-handed batters faced (0-5, 2 BB, 2 K, 1 GIDP). Longest Losing Streak: n/a • Was designated for assignment on 9/8 and outrighted to the minors on 9/10. Longest Scoreless Streak: 2.2 IP, 8/18-present

77 ROEL RAMÍREZ RHP 6-0 / 235 Age: 25 (May 26, 1995) 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: n/a Last Loss: n/a Last Save: n/a Last HR: 8/16 at CWS (E. Jiménez) Most IP: 0.2, 8/16 at Chicago-AL • Made one appearance, his Major League debut at CWS (8/16), and struck out Luis Robert for his first MLB batter Most Strikeouts: 1, 0.2, 8/16 at Chicago-AL faced. Subsequently allowed two singles, a caught stealing, followed by four consecutive home runs (Moncada, Most Walks: 1, 8/16 at Chicago-AL Grandál, Abreu, Jiménez) before being removed after two-thirds of an inning. Most Runs Allowed: 6, 8/16 at Chicago-AL Most Earned Runs Allowed: 6, 8/16 at Chicago-AL • Allowed four home runs in his Major League debut, becoming the 41st recorded instance a Cardinals pitcher has Most Hits Allowed: 6, 8/16 at Chicago-AL allowed four home runs in a game, but the most allowed without completing an inning. The four consecutive home Most HRs Allowed: 4, 8/16 at Chicago-AL runs allowed were a team record with the previous as three times, done most recently vs. CIN (10/2/2005) vs. Matt Longest Winning Streak: n/a Morris (3rd inn.), giving up HR to Felipe Lopez, and Austin Kearns. The last MLB team to hit four con- Longest Losing Streak: n/a secutive home runs was the Washington Nationals vs. San Diego at PETCO Park (June 9, 2019) with home runs Longest Scoreless Streak: n/a from , , and off former Nationals pitcher in the 8th inning.

5-10 / 220 Age: 23 (Apr. 11, 1997) 64 RICARDO SÁNCHEZ LHP 2020 SEASON HIGHS Last Win: n/a Last Loss: n/a Last Save: n/a Last HR: 9/19 [1] at CHI (J. Phegley) Most IP: 2.0, twice. Last: 8/28 vs. Cleveland • Acquired off waivers from the Mariners (2/6/2020) a few days prior to pitchers and catchers reporting for Most Strikeouts: 3, 8/17 [2] at Chicago-NL Spring Training 2020. Most Walks: 2, twice. Last: 8/19 [1] at Chicago-NL Most Runs Allowed: 2, 8/28 vs. Cleveland • Made his Major League debut at CHI (8/17[2]) and appeared in three games before landing on the 10-day Injured Most Earned Runs Allowed: 2, 8/28 vs. Cleveland List on 8/29. Most Hits Allowed: 4, 8/28 vs. Cleveland • Was placed on the 10-day Injured List with left elbow pain (8/29) and moved to the 45-day Injured List two days Most HRs Allowed: 1, 8/19 [1] at Chicago-NL later (8/31). Longest Winning Streak: n/a Longest Losing Streak: n/a • Threw 2.0 scoreless innings in his MLB debut at CHI (8/17[2]) striking out three batters with two walks. Longest Scoreless Streak: 2.0 IP, 8/17 [2] • Left-handed batters were 0-for-5 (2 BB, HBP) with two strikeouts. • Closed out the Cardinals Game 1 win at CHI (8/19) with 1.1 innings to preserve a 9-3 outcome. 2020 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS LINEUP

GAMES STARTED BY EACH POSITION IN Lineups Used: 54 1. Wong 47, Edman 11 2. Edman 43, DeJong 10, Carlson 2, B. Miller 2, Carpenter 1 3. Goldschmidt 58 4. B. Miller 29, DeJong 10, Carpenter 10, O’Neill 7, Ravelo 1, Carlson 1 5. DeJong 20, Carpenter 11, Molina 9, O’Neill 7, Miller 7, Ravelo 3, Fowler 1, 6. Molina 25, O’Neill 8, Carpenter 6, Carlson 5, B. Miller 5, Ravelo 4, DeJong 2, Fowler 2, Thomas 1 7. Carpenter 18, Fowler 16, O’Neill 7, Molina 4, DeJong 3, Carlson 2, Schrock 2, Williams 1, Bader 1, Knizner 1 8. O’Neill 13, Carlson 12, Fowler 10, Wieters 6, Bader 5, Knizner 3, Molina 3, Ravelo 2, Schrock 2, Thomas 1 9. Bader 30, Carlson 10, Thomas 8, Wieters 5, Williams 1, O’Neill 1, Molina 1, Wong 1, Nogowski 1

GAMES STARTED BY POSITION Defensive Lineups Used: 49 C Molina 42, Wieters 12, Knizner 4 RF Fowler 27, Edman 13, Carlson 8, Ravelo 4, Thomas 4, Williams 2 1B Goldschmidt 52, Carpenter 4, Ravelo 1, Nogowski 1 P Wainwright 10, Flaherty 9, Ponce de Leon 8, Hudson 8, Kim 7, 2B Wong 48, Edman 6, Schrock 3, B. Miller 1 Oviedo 5, Martinez 5, Gomber 4, Reyes 1, Woodford-1 SS DeJong 45, Edman 12, B. Miller 1 DH B. Miller 31, Carpenter 13, Goldschmidt 6, Ravelo 4, O’Neill 2, 3B Carpenter 29, Edman 17, B. Miller 11, Schrock 1 Fowler 2, LF O’Neill 41, Carlson 8, Edman 6, Dean 2, Ravelo 1, CF Bader 36, Carlson 16, Thomas 6

2020 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS LEADERS

CATEGORY CARDINAL STAT NL RANK CATEGORY CARDINAL STAT NL RANK Average Paul Goldschmidt .304 11th ERA (starter) Adam Wainwright 3.15 10th On-Base Percentage Paul Goldschmidt .417 5th ERA (reliever) Tyler Webb 2.08 10th Paul Goldschmidt .466 30th Wins Adam Wainwright 5 T-8th Games Paul Goldschmidt 58 T-18th Losses 6 Players 3 T-36th At-Bats Tommy Edman 204 22nd Games Tyler Webb 21 T-45th Runs Paul Goldschmidt 31 T-32nd Games Started Adam Wainwright 10 T-32nd Hits Paul Goldschmidt 58 18th Games Finished Giovanny Gallegos 7 T-23rd Doubles Paul Goldschmidt 14 T-16th Complete Games Adam Wainwright 2 T-1st Triples Harrison Bader 2 T-10th Saves Giovanny Gallegos 4 T-14th Kolten Wong 2 T-10th Andrew Miller 4 T-14th Home Runs Brad Miller 7 T-60th Shutouts None Tyler O’Neill 7 T-60th Innings Adam Wainwright 65.2 T-16th RBI Tommy Edman 26 T-51st Strikeouts Adam Wainwright 54 T-16th Walks Paul Goldschmidt 37 T-8th Walks Dakota Hudson 20 T-23rd Strikeouts Paul DeJong 50 T-32nd Opp. Average Adam Wainwright .221 9th Sacrifice Bunts Kolten Wong 2 T-6th WHIP Adam Wainwright 1.05 7th Sacrifice Flies Paul DeJong 4 T-2nd GIDP Induced Kwang Hyun Kim 7 T-9th Stolen Bases Kolten Wong 5 T-24th GIDP/9 IP Adam Wainwright 0.82 8th Caught Stealing Tommy Edman 4 T-2nd GIDP Yadier Molina 7 T-9th 2020 HOME RUN HIGHLIGHTS Home Multi-HR Games Game-Ending HR Pinch-Hit HR Grand Slams Player Runs Last Pitcher Career/2020...Last Career/2020...Last Career/2020...Last Career/2020...Last Bader 4 9/27 vs. MIL F. Peralta 1/0 9/15/19 vs. MIL 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- Carlson 3 9/24 vs. MIL C. Burnes 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- Carpenter 4 9/20 at KC C. Hernández 6/0 7/20/18 at CHI 3/0 4/10/18 vs. MIL 3/0 5/30/19 at PHI 2/1 8/19/20 at CHI (1) Dean 0 9/26/19 at NYM E. Diaz 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- DeJong 3 9/5 at CHI (2) C. Rea 2/0 7/24/19 at PIT 1/0 8/13/18 vs. WSH 1/0 5/28/17 at COL 1/1 8/31/20 at CIN Edman 5 9/25 at MIL (2) J. Lindblom 1/0 9/6/19 at PIT 0/0 --- 1/0 7/3/19 at SEA 1/0 7/18/19 at CIN Fowler 4 8/30 vs. CLE C. Hill 4/0 4/19/17 vs. PIT 1/0 5/6/18 vs. CHI 3/0 7/18/19 vs. HOU 4/0 7/10/18 at CWS Goldschmidt 6 9/12 vs. CIN A. Garrett 17/0 9/13/19 vs. MIL 5/0 6/19/19 vs. MIA 1/0 8/11/11 vs. HOU 6/0 9/13/19 vs. MIL Knizner 0 9/1/19 (2) vs. CIN L. Castillo 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- Miller, B. 7 9/16 at MIL (1) B. Woodruff 13/2 9/1/20 at CIN 0/0 --- 1/0 6/25/19 vs. NYM 1/0 9/28/13 vs. OAK Molina 4 9/20 at PIT D. Holland 7/0 8/27/19 at MIL 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 6/0 9/4/18 at WSH Nogowski 0 ------0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- O’Neill 7 9/18 at PIT (1) T. Williams 1/0 7/15/19 vs. PIT 1/0 9/22/18 vs. SF 1/0 8/22/18 at LAD 0/0 --- Ravelo 1 9/10 vs. DET (1) N. Ramírez 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 1/0 9/5/19 vs. SF 0/0 --- Schrock 1 8/17 (2) at CHI K. Ryan 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- Sosa 0 ------0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- Thomas 1 9/10 vs. DET (1) J. Jiménez 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 3/0 8/26/19 vs. COL 1/0 8/11 vs. PIT Wieters 0 9/18/19 vs. WSH M. Scherzer 8/0 4/30/17 vs. NYM 4/0 7/27/15 vs. ATL 1/0 9/18/19 vs. WSH 3/0 8/6/17 at CHI Williams 0 ------0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- 0/0 --- Wong 1 9/18 at PIT (1) T. Williams 2/0 3/28/19 at MIL 4/0 6/2/18 vs. PIT 2/0 8/6/16 vs. ATL 2/0 7/27/15 vs. CIN

2020 HOME RUN EXTRAS 2020 BACK-TO-BACK HOMER ATTACK LEADOFF Date/Opp. St. Louis Players (1) Inning Opp. Pitcher(s) 9/18/20 at PIT (1) Kolten Wong 8/17-2 at CHI B.Miller & Schrock 4th Kyle Ryan Date/Opp. Opp. Players (1) Inning St. Louis Pitchers INSIDE THE PARK 8/15-2 at CWS Y. Moncada/Y. Grandal 5th Roel Ramirez None J. Abreu/E. Jimenez (back-to-back-to-back-to-back) 9/15 at MIL C. Yelich/R. Braun 1st Jack Flaherty 9/26 vs. MIL R. Braun/D. Vogelbach 4th Adam Wainwright EXTRA INNING None

2020 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS HIGHS & LOWS TEAM BATTING INDIVIDUAL BATTING TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Most Runs - Inning - Cards 7 (3rd) 9/10-1 vs. DET Longest Hit Streak-Games 10 Wong 9/8-18 Longest Winning Streak 4 9/18-20 Most Runs - Inning - Opponent 7 (4th) 9/15 at MIL Longest HR Streak-Games *2 B. Miller 9/1-2 Longest Losing Streak 4 8/27-8/29 Most Runs - 1st Inning - Cards 6 9/1 at CIN Longest Run Streak-Games 5 Bader 8/21-8/25 Longest Game - Innings 12 8/29 vs. CLE Most Runs - 1st Inning - Opponent *4 9/16-2 at MIL Longest RBI Streak-Games 5 Carpenter 9/8-13 Longest Game - Time (overall) 4:09 8/18 at CHI Most Runs - Game - Cards 16 9/1 at CIN Most Runs - Game *4 Wong 9/1 at CIN Longest Game - Time (9-inn game) 4:09 8/18 at CHI Most Runs - Game - Opponent 18 9/15 at MIL Most Hits - Game *4 Wong/Miller 9/1 at CIN Shortest Game - Time (9-inn game) 2:15 8/22 vs. CIN Most Runs - Game - Both Clubs 18 9/1 at CIN Most Bunt Hits - Game *1 Edman 9/15 at MIL Longest Game - Time (7-inn game) *3:42 9/14-2 at MIL Most Hits - Game - Cards ¢ 23 9/1 at CIN Most Doubles - Game *2 Bader 9/6 at CHI Shortest Game - Time (7-inn game) *2:01 9/16-2 at MIL Most Hits - Game - Opponent 20 8/28 vs. CLE Most Triples - Game *1 Bader 9/27 vs. MIL Largest Crowd - Home ------Most Hits - Game - Both Clubs 31 9/1 at CIN Most Home Runs - Game *2 B. Miller 9/1 at CIN Largest Crowd - Road ------Fewest Hits - Game - Cards *2 9/26 vs MIL Grand Slams - Last *1 DeJong 8/31 at CIN Largest Margin of Victory 14 runs (16-2) 9/1 at CIN Most Extra Base Hits - Game - Cards 7 9/1 at CIN Most RBI - Game 7 B. Miller 9/1 at CIN Largest Margin of Defeat 15 runs (18-3) 9/15 at MIL Most Bunt Hits - Game - Cards *1 9/15 at MIL Most SB - Game 2 Wong 9/20 at PIT Largest Comeback Win 4 runs (4-0) 9/19 at PIT Most Singles - Game - Cards 16 9/1 at CIN Most Walks - Game *3 B. Miller 9/13 vs. CIN Comeback Wins (4 or more runs) 1 9/19 at PIT Most Doubles - Game - Cards 5 9/1 at CIN Most Int. Walks - Game *1 Carpenter 9/2 at CIN Most Left on Base *14 9/14-2 at MIL Most Triples - Game - Cards *1 9/27 vs. MIL Most HBP - Game *2 Carpenter 8/26 vs. KC Most Errors 4 9/18-1 vs PIT Most Home Runs - Game - Cards 5 9/10-1 vs. DET Longest Errorless Streak (Games) *5 9/23-present Most Home Runs - Game - Opponent *4 9/23 at KC Most Double Plays Turned-Cardinals *3 9/17 at PIT Longest Home Run Streak (Games) 5 8/30-9/4 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most Double Plays Turned-Opponent *3 8/29 vs. CLE Most Stolen Bases - Game - Cards 3 9/20 at PIT Most K’s Game-Starter 11 Flaherty 9/20 at PIT Most Triple Plays Turned-Opponent 1 9/27 vs. MIL Most Stolen Bases - Game - Opponent *1 9/21 at KC Most K’s Game-Reliever 5 Elledge 8/16 at CWS Longest Winning Streak 4 Wainwright 7/25-9/5 Longest Losing Streak 3 4 Players --- TEAM PITCHING * Happened more than once - last time listed. Most IP Game-Starter 9.0 Wainwright 8/30 vs. CLE Most Strikeouts - Game - Cards 16 9/14-2 at MIL # Busch Stadium III record Most IP Game-Reliever 3.1 Woodford 8/28 vs. CLE Most Strikeouts - Game - Opponent 16 9/14-2 at MIL ¢ record Consecutive Scoreless IP 14.1 Kim 8/27-9/19 ^ Ties Franchise & MLB record Fewest Strikeouts - Game - Cards *3 9/17 at PIT Fewest Hits Allowed - CG *4 Wainwright 9/16-2 at MIL Fewest Strikeouts - Game - Opponent *3 8/27-2 vs PIT Most Walks - Game - Cards 9 8/17-2 at CHI Most Walks - Game - Opponent 8 8/26 vs. KC Fewest Walks - Game - Cards *0 8/31 at CIN Fewest Walks - Game - Opponents 0 9/16-2 at MIL Fewest Hits Allowed *2 9/25-2 at MIL CARDINALS 2020 DETAILED HITTING ------MULTI-HIT GAMES ------MULTI-RBI GAMES ------HITS ----- 2-OUT PLAYER 2H 3H 4H 5H 6H TOTAL GW RBI 2RBI 3RBI 4RBI 5RBI 6+RBI TOTAL INFIELD BUNT RBI Bader 4 1 5 2 1 3 2 5 Carlson 3 1 4 3 4 2 6 1 8 Carpenter 7 7 4 3 1 4 1 9 Dean DeJong 3 5 8 3 4 1 1 6 2 11 Edman 10 2 12 2 6 6 7 1 8 Fowler 2 2 1 4 1 5 1 4 Goldschmidt 9 4 13 1 2 2 4 8 6 Knizner 2 2 1 1 1 Miller, B. 5 1 1 7 4 2 1 1 4 4 Molina 8 1 1 10 3 3 3 3 5 Nogowski O’Neill 4 4 3 8 8 3 10 Ravelo 1 1 1 1 1 1 Schrock 1 1 Sosa Thomas 1 1 2 Wieters 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 Williams Wong 8 1 1 10 4 2 1 3 8 1 7 TOTALS 68 16 3 0 0 87 29 42 10 2 0 1 55 40 2 83

*The Cardinals scored 86 two-out runs

CARDINALS 2020 DEFENSE FIELDING OUTFIELD ASSISTS ERRORS BASE-STEALING PITCHER’S CATCHING GEMS 1 2 3 H T T - F - OTHER CS ATT PCT CS PICK-OFFS ERA WP PB Bader 3 1 1 2 1 - 1 - 0 Cabrera 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 1 0% 0 0 3 Carlson 2 3 1 4 0 - 0 - 0 Carpenter 2 3 - 0 - 0 Dean 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 DeJong 3 3 - 1 - 0 Edman 3 2 - 5 - 0 Elledge 0 0 - 0 - 0 2 2 100% 0 0 2 Fernandez 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 Flaherty 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 1 100% 0 0 1 Fowler 2 0 - 0 - 0 Gallegos 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 1 0% 0 0 Gant 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 1 Goldschmidt 4 1 - 0 - 0 Gomber 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 1 100% 0 0 1 Helsley 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 Hudson, D. 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 2 50% 0 0 Kaminsky 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 Kim 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 Knizner 0 0 - 0 - 1 2 3 67% ------5.68 (24 er/38.0 ic) --- 1 Martínez, C. 1 1 - 0 - 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Mikolas 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 Miller, A. 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 2 Miller, B. 0 3 - 2 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 Molina 0 3 - 0 - 2* 5 11 46% --- 1 3.82 (143 er/337.1 ic) --- 3 Nogowski 0 0 - 0 - 0 O’Neill 5 0 - 0 - 0 Oviedo 1 0 - 0 - 0 0 1 0% 0 0 4 Ponce de Leon 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 2 0% 0 0 Ramirez 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 1 100% 0 0 1 Ravelo 0 1 1 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 Reyes 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 1 0% 0 0 2 Sánchez 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 Schrock 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 Sosa 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 Thomas 1 1 1 0 - 1 - 0 Wainwright 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 1 100% 0 0 Webb 0 0 - 1 - 0 0 1 0% 0 0 1 Whitley 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 Wieters 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 1 0% ------3.50 (38 er/97.2 ic) --- 2 Williams 0 0 - 0 - 0 Wong 8 1 - 1 - 0 Woodford 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 0 0% 0 0 1 TOTALS 35 0 4 2 2 8 18 - 12 - 3 7 15 47% 0 1 3.90 (205 er/473.0 ic) 19 6 * Catchers Interference INJURED LIST (7) 40-MAN ROSTER FORMATION ^^OPT OUT ** 45-DAY IL (5) R elbow torn UCL 2/12 SELECTED IN THE FIRST-YEAR PLAYER DRAFT (16) 45-Day Eligible: --- Games Missed: 58 PLAYER DRAFT YEAR ROUND SCHOOL SIGNING John Brebbia R elbow torn UCL 6/26 C Yadier Molina 2000 4th Escuela Superior Maestro Ladi (PR) Mike Crespo 45-Day Eligible: --- Games Missed: 58 INF Matt Carpenter 2009 13th Texas Christian University Aaron Krawiec 2B Kolten Wong 2011 1st (22nd) University of Hawaii Matt Swanson R forearm strain 7/25 RHP Jack Flaherty 2014 1st (34th) Harvard-Westlake (Calif.) High School Mike Garciaparra 45-Day Eligible: --- Games Missed: 58 LHP Austin Gomber 2014 3rd Florida Atlantic University Charlie Gonzalez Ricardo Sánchez L elbow pain 8/29 RHP Daniel Ponce de Leon 2014 9th Embry-Riddle Aeronautical (Fla.) University Charlie Gonzalez 45-Day Eligible: --- Games Missed: 34 RHP Jake Woodford 2015 1st (39th) H. B. Plant High School Mike Dibiase Dakota Hudson R forearm strain 9/18 OF Harrison Bader 2015 3rd University of Florida Ty Boyles 45-Day Eligible: --- Games Missed: 12 RHP Jordan Hicks **^^ 2015 Supp. 3rd Cypress Creek (Tex.) HS Jr. INF Paul DeJong 2015 4th Illinois State University Tom Lipari Carlos Martinez L oblique strain 9/23 RHP Ryan Helsley 2015 5th Northeastern State (Okla.) University Aaron Looper 10-Day Eligible: --- Games Missed: 5 Dylan Carlson 2016 1st (33rd) Elk Grove (Calif.) High School Zach Mortimer John Gant groin strain 9/25 RHP Dakota Hudson ** 2016 Supp. 1st (34th) Mississippi State University Clint Brown 10-Day Eligible: --- Games Missed: 3 INF Tommy Edman 2016 6th Stanford University Zach Mortimer C Andrew Knizner 2016 7th State University Charles Peterson RECENT TRANSACTIONS RHP Kodi Whitley 2017 27th University of Mount Olive (NC) TC Calhoun September 27: Activated OF Austin Dean from the 10-day Injured List. Optioned RHP Nabil Crismatt to Alternate ACQUIRED VIA TRADE (11) Training Site. PLAYER FROM DATE WITH FOR September 26: Outrighted RHP Roel Ramirez off the 40- RHP Adam Wainwright Braves December 13, 2003 LHP Ray King OF J.D. Drew RHP Jason Marquis C Eli Marrero man roster. RHP John Gant Braves December 1, 2016 RHP Chris Ellis LHP Jaime García September 25: RHP Daniel Ponce de Leon added as the 2B Luke Dykstra 29th Man for the doubleheader. Placed RHP John Gant OF Lane Thomas Blue Jays July 2, 2017 International Space (groin strain) on the 10-day Injured List following Game OF Tyler O’Neill Mariners July 21, 2017 LHP 1 of double-header and activated RHP Nabil Crismatt from INF Max Schrock Athletics December 14, 2017 INF Yairo Muñoz OF the Taxi Squad. Returned RHP Daniel Ponce de Leon to RHP Seth Elledge Mariners July 27, 2018 RHP Sam Tuivailala the Taxi Squad following Game 2. RHP Giovanny Gallegos Yankees July 28, 2018 LHP Chasen Shreve 1B September 24: Placed RHP Carlos Martinez (left oblique International Cap Space strain) on the 10-day Injured List. Recalled RHP Johan OF Justin Williams Rays July 31, 2018 OF Tommy Pham LHP Génesis Cabrera International Cap Space Oviedo from the Taxi Squad 1B Paul Goldschmidt Diamondbacks December 5, 2018 C Carson Kelly September 22: Activated RHP Kodi Whitley from the In- RHP jured List. Optioned RHP Junior Fernandez to the Alter- INF Andy Young nate Training Site. Transferred Dakota Hudson from the OF Austin Dean Marlins January 14, 2020 OF Diowill Burgos 10-day Injured List to the 45-day Injured List. INTERNATIONAL FREE AGENT (5) September 21: Activated OF Dexter Fowler and RHP PLAYER SIGNING DATE COUNTRY SIGNING SCOUT(S) Giovanny Gallegos from the injured list. Optioned OF RHP Carlos Martínez May 27, 2010 Juan Mercado Justin Williams and RHP Nabil Crismatt to the Alternate INF July 2, 2012 Panama Arquimedes Nieto Training Site. RHP Roel Ramírez was designated for as- RHP Alex Reyes December 3, 2012 Dominican Republic Rodney Jimenez/Angel Ovalles signment. RHP Junior Fernández July 2, 2014 Dominican Republic Rodney Jimenez/Angel Ovalles September 19: Returned RHP Daniel Ponce de Leon to INF Elehuris Montero August 29, 2014 Dominican Republic Angel Ovalles the Alternate Training Site/Taxi Squad from being the 29th man on Sept. 18 doubleheader. FREE AGENT (10) WAIVER CLAIM (3) September 18: Placed RHP Dakota Hudson on the 10- PLAYER DATE SIGNED THRU PLAYER DATE TEAM day Injured List (right forearm strain). Optioned INF Max OF Dexter Fowler Dec. 9, 2016 2021 RHP John Brebbia** Dec. 10, 2015 ^ Diamondbacks Schrock to the Alternate Training Site. Recalled OF Dylan 1B/OF Rangel Ravelo April 7, 2017 2020 LHP Tyler Webb June 29, 2018 Padres Carlson and RHP Nabil Crismatt from the Alternate Train- INF John Nogowski June 27, 2017 2020 LHP Ricardo Sánchez**Feb. 6, 2020 Mariners ing Site. RHP Daniel Ponce de Leon was recalled as the RHP Miles Mikolas** Dec. 12, 2017 2023 29th man. LHP Andrew Miller Dec. 21, 2018 % 2021 * Major League Phase Rule V Draft ^ Triple-A Phase Rule V Draft September 17: Optioned RHP to the Alter- RHP Nabil Crismatt Nov. 19, 2019 2020 # Club Option: 2020 % Vesting Option: 2021 nate Training Site. LHP Kwang Hyun Kim Dec. 17, 2019 2021 C Matt Wieters Jan. 22, 2020 2020 INF/OF Brad Miller Feb. 12, 2020 2020 Career Batting vs San Diego Padres

Player Season G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB IBB SO AVG OBP SLG

1 Brad Miller 2014-2019(4) 14 41 9 17 3 0 6 11 7 1 7 .415 .510 .927

2 Paul Goldschmidt 2011-2019(9) 130 443 80 133 31 2 22 86 88 10 109 .300 .417 .528

3 Harrison Bader 2017-2019(3) 15 48 5 13 1 1 3 7 3 0 14 .271 .321 .521

4 Paul DeJong 2017-2019(3) 17 67 7 18 3 0 2 7 2 0 17 .269 .329 .403

5 Yadier Molina 2004-2019(15) 81 273 22 72 8 0 2 35 22 2 36 .264 .327 .315

6 Matt Carpenter 2012-2019(8) 37 123 19 32 11 1 2 19 21 0 34 .260 .367 .415

7 Dexter Fowler 2008-2019(11) 106 387 68 97 18 7 7 28 49 1 113 .251 .339 .388

8 Kolten Wong 2014-2019(6) 35 103 10 19 5 0 0 4 8 1 28 .184 .252 .233

9 Matt Wieters 2010-2019(6) 21 65 7 11 4 0 2 10 12 0 17 .169 .295 .323

10 Tyler O'Neill 2019-2019(1) 5 12 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 8 .167 .231 .167

11 Tommy Edman 2019-2019(1) 3 14 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 .071 .071 .286

12t Austin Dean 2019-2019(1) 3 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .000 .000 .000

12t Lane Thomas 2019-2019(1) 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 .000 .000

Career Pitching vs San Diego Padres

Player Season W L Pct Sv SvOP ShO G GS CG IP H R ER HR BB IBB SO ERA AVG

1t Jordan Hicks 2018-2019(2) 0 0 - 1 1 0 4 0 0 4.2 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 0.00 .000

1t Tyler Webb 2019-2019(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0.00 .000

3 Jack Flaherty 2017-2019(3) 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 3 3 0 16.1 12 2 2 2 7 0 16 1.10 .200

4 Adam Wainwright 2006-2019(9) 7 4 .636 1 1 1 15 12 1 82.1 73 24 20 3 20 0 82 2.19 .240

5 Carlos Martinez 2013-2019(6) 3 1 .750 0 0 1 9 5 1 42.0 40 14 13 2 13 0 38 2.79 .258

6 John Brebbia 2017-2019(3) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 8 0 0 11.0 5 4 4 1 5 0 15 3.27 .132

7 Miles Mikolas 2018-2019(2) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 3 3 0 18.2 19 7 7 3 1 0 13 3.38 .264

8 John Gant 2018-2019(2) 0 0 - 0 0 0 4 0 0 6.1 6 3 3 1 3 0 7 4.26 .250

9t Giovanny Gallegos 2019-2019(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 2 0 0 1.2 2 1 1 0 1 0 3 5.40 .286

9t Austin Gomber 2018-2018(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 2 0 0 1.2 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 5.40 .333

9t Dakota Hudson 2019-2019(1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1 0 1.2 5 7 1 2 1 0 2 5.40 .455

9t Andrew Miller 2008-2019(4) 1 3 .250 0 1 0 8 3 0 20.0 21 14 12 5 13 0 17 5.40 .273

13 Daniel Ponce de Leon 2019-2019(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 1 0 0 5.1 5 4 4 2 2 0 9 6.75 .238

14 Alex Reyes 2019-2019(1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.0 1 3 3 1 3 0 0 27.00 .333

Career Batting at PETCO Park

Player Season G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB IBB SO AVG OBP SLG

1 Brad Miller 2014-2015(2) 4 13 3 6 0 0 1 3 3 1 2 .462 .563 .692

2 Paul Goldschmidt 2011-2019(9) 64 223 31 60 9 0 11 36 46 6 53 .269 .391 .457

3 Harrison Bader 2017-2019(3) 10 34 5 9 0 1 3 7 0 0 10 .265 .278 .588

4 Paul DeJong 2017-2019(3) 11 43 5 11 1 0 1 4 1 0 12 .256 .319 .349

5 Yadier Molina 2004-2019(13) 34 119 6 25 0 0 0 13 8 0 25 .210 .269 .210

6 Matt Carpenter 2012-2019(8) 18 58 7 12 2 1 1 7 9 0 22 .207 .309 .328

7 Dexter Fowler 2009-2019(10) 48 169 26 32 6 4 3 8 29 0 51 .189 .312 .325

8 Matt Wieters 2010-2019(6) 14 47 5 7 3 0 1 7 9 0 10 .149 .286 .277

9 Tyler O'Neill 2019-2019(1) 2 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 .125 .222 .125

10 Kolten Wong 2014-2019(5) 15 44 2 5 2 0 0 1 4 1 14 .114 .184 .159

11 Tommy Edman 2019-2019(1) 3 14 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 .071 .071 .286

12t Austin Dean 2019-2019(1) 3 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .000 .000 .000

12t Lane Thomas 2019-2019(1) 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 .000 .000

Career Pitching at PETCO Park

Player Season W L Pct Sv SvOP ShO G GS CG IP H R ER HR BB IBB SO ERA AVG

1 Jordan Hicks 2018-2018(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 2 0 0 1.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 .000

2 Jack Flaherty 2017-2017(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 1 1 0 5.0 3 1 1 1 4 0 4 1.80 .176

3 Carlos Martinez 2013-2019(5) 2 1 .667 0 0 1 5 2 1 21.0 18 6 6 0 7 0 22 2.57 .237

4 Miles Mikolas 2012-2019(4) 3 0 1.000 0 0 0 16 2 0 31.2 31 11 10 5 8 0 25 2.84 .256

5 Adam Wainwright 2006-2018(6) 1 4 .200 0 0 0 6 5 0 29.2 25 13 10 3 13 0 32 3.03 .229

6 John Gant 2018-2019(2) 0 0 - 0 0 0 3 0 0 5.0 4 2 2 0 3 0 6 3.60 .222

7t Giovanny Gallegos 2019-2019(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 2 0 0 1.2 2 1 1 0 1 0 3 5.40 .286

7t Dakota Hudson 2019-2019(1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1 0 1.2 5 7 1 2 1 0 2 5.40 .455

9 Andrew Miller 2008-2019(3) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 4 1 0 7.1 8 5 5 1 6 0 7 6.14 .286

10t John Brebbia 2017-2018(2) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 3 0 0 4.0 3 3 3 0 2 0 6 6.75 .200

10t Daniel Ponce de Leon 2019-2019(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 1 0 0 5.1 5 4 4 2 2 0 9 6.75 .238

12 Tyler Webb 2018-2019(2) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 3 0 0 3.2 3 3 3 0 3 0 4 7.36 .214

Career Batting in Postseason

Player Season G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB IBB SO AVG OBP SLG

1 Dylan Carlson 2020-2020(1) 2 5 2 2 1 0 0 0 4 0 2 .400 .700 .600

2 Paul Goldschmidt 2011-2020(4) 19 79 13 23 5 0 8 16 5 1 21 .291 .341 .658

3 Yadier Molina 2004-2020(11) 100 358 29 100 18 0 4 36 26 6 42 .279 .332 .363

4 Paul DeJong 2019-2020(2) 11 36 5 9 2 0 0 3 6 2 16 .250 .372 .306

5 Matt Carpenter 2012-2020(6) 49 155 24 36 9 1 6 21 16 0 48 .232 .305 .419

6 Dexter Fowler 2009-2020(5) 41 165 23 37 9 0 5 16 9 0 37 .224 .266 .370

7 Kolten Wong 2013-2020(5) 30 93 10 19 8 1 5 15 5 2 17 .204 .242 .473

8 Tommy Edman 2019-2020(2) 11 43 5 8 3 1 0 3 3 0 10 .186 .239 .302

9 Harrison Bader 2019-2020(2) 8 20 3 3 0 0 0 3 1 0 12 .150 .182 .150

10 Matt Wieters 2012-2019(4) 15 45 4 5 1 0 0 0 4 0 11 .111 .216 .133

11 Tyler O'Neill 2020-2020(1) 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -

Career Pitching in Postseason

Player Season W L Pct Sv SvOP ShO G GS CG IP H R ER HR BB IBB SO ERA AVG

1t Austin Gomber 2020-2020(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.1 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0.00 .333

1t Alex Reyes 2020-2020(1) 0 0 - 1 1 0 1 0 0 1.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 .000

3 Andrew Miller 2014-2020(7) 2 1 .667 1 2 0 29 0 0 38.2 20 4 4 3 13 2 54 0.93 .154

4 Ryan Helsley 2019-2020(2) 0 0 - 0 0 0 7 0 0 7.0 2 1 1 0 1 0 10 1.29 .087

5 Miles Mikolas 2019-2019(1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 3 2 0 12.0 10 2 2 0 4 1 9 1.50 .217

6 Adam Wainwright 2006-2020(8) 4 5 .444 4 5 0 28 15 1 109.0 101 38 35 10 20 1 118 2.89 .243

7 Jack Flaherty 2019-2019(1) 1 2 .333 0 0 0 3 3 0 17.0 17 8 8 2 4 0 22 4.24 .262

8 Giovanny Gallegos 2019-2020(2) 1 0 1.000 0 1 0 7 0 0 6.1 6 3 3 2 4 1 9 4.26 .240

9 Carlos Martinez 2013-2019(3) 1 2 .333 0 1 0 20 0 0 20.1 16 12 12 2 11 3 18 5.31 .222

10 John Brebbia 2019-2019(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 5 0 0 3.0 7 2 2 1 1 0 3 6.00 .438

11t Genesis Cabrera 2019-2020(2) 0 0 - 0 0 0 4 0 0 2.2 2 2 2 0 3 0 2 6.75 .250

11t Tyler Webb 2019-2020(2) 0 0 - 0 0 0 6 0 0 4.0 5 4 3 0 1 1 5 6.75 .294

13 Kwang Hyun Kim 2020-2020(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 1 1 0 3.2 5 3 3 0 2 0 2 7.36 .357

14 Dakota Hudson 2019-2019(1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 2 2 0 5.0 10 11 5 1 3 1 2 9.00 .435

15 Daniel Ponce de Leon 2019-2020(2) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 2 0 0 3.0 4 4 4 2 2 0 6 12.00 .308

16 Kodi Whitley 2020-2020(1) 0 0 - 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 27.00 .500

2020 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS DAY-BY-DAY H/R Time/ GA/ Date Opp. D/N Result Winner-Loser-Save Att. W-L STD GB 7/24 Pittsburgh H/N W, 5-4 Flaherty-Musgrove-Kim --- 1-0 T1 --- 7/25 Pittsburgh H/D W, 9-1 Wainwright-Williams --- 2-0 1 +1.0 7/26 Pittsburgh H/D L, 5-1 Keller-Hudson --- 2-1 T1 --- 7/27 OPEN DATE 2-1 2 -0.5 7/28 Minnesota R/N L, 6-3 Bailey-Martínez-Romo --- 2-2 2 -1.5 7/29 Minnesota R/N L, 3-0 R.Hill-Ponce de Leon-T.Rogers --- 2-3 3 -1.5 7/30 OPEN DATE --- 2-3 3 -1.5 7/31 Milwaukee R/D Postponed to 7/21^ --- 2-3 3 -2.0 JULY TOTALS --- 2-3 3 -2.0 8/1 Milwaukee R/N Postponed to 8/14^ --- 2-3 3 -2.5 8/2 Milwaukee R/D Postponed to 9/25^ --- 2-3 T3 -3.0 Milwaukee R/N Postponed to 9/16^ --- 2-3 T3 -3.0 8/3 Detroit H/N Postponed to 8/5^ --- 2-3 T3 -3.5 8/4 Detroit R/D Postponed to 8/13^ --- 2-3 T2 -4.0 8/5 Detroit H/D Postponed to 8/13^ --- 2-3 4 -4.5 Detroit R/N Postponed to 9/10^ --- 2-3 4 -4.5 8/6 Detroit H/N Postponed to 9/10^ --- 2-3 3 -4.0 8/7 Chicago Cubs H/N Postponed to 8/17^ --- 2-3 4 -4.0 8/8 Chicago Cubs H/N Postponed (8/19)^ --- 2-3 3 -4.0 8/9 Chicago Cubs H/N Postponed (9/5)^ --- 2-3 3 -4.0 8/10 Pittsburgh H/N Postponed (8/27)^ --- 2-3 3 -4.0 8/11 Pittsburgh H/N Postponed (9/18)^ --- 2-3 T2 -4.5 8/12 Pittsburgh H/D Postponed (9/18)^ --- 2-3 4 -5.0 8/13 Detroit R/D Postponed (TBA)^ --- 2-3 4 -5.5 Detroit R/N Postponed (TBA)^ --- 2-3 4 -5.5 8/14 Chicago White Sox R/N Postponed to 8/15^ --- 2-3 4 -5.0 8/15 Chicago White Sox R/D W, 5-1 (7 inn) Wainwwright-Giolito --- 3-3 4 -4.5 Chicago White Sox R/N W, 6-3 (7 inn) Cabrera-Marshall-Miller --- 4-3 2 -3.5 8/16 Chicago White Sox R/D L, 7-2 Keuchel-Hudson --- 4-4 T2 -3.5 8/17 Chicago Cubs R/D W, 3-1 (7 inn) Gallegos-Hendricks-Miller --- 5-4 T2 -3.0 Chicago Cubs H/N L, 5-4 (7 inn) Underwood-Webb-Jeffress --- 5-5 T2 -3.5 8/18 Chicago Cubs R/N L, 6-3 Darvish-Ponce de Leon-Wick --- 5-6 T2 -4.5 8/19 Chicago Cubs R/D W, 9-3 (7 inn) Webb-Mills --- 6-6 2 -4.0 Chicago Cubs H/N L, 4-2 (7 inn) Jeffress-A.Miller-Kimbrel --- 6-7 3 -4.5 8/20 Cincinnati H/N W, 5-4 Elledge-Iglesias --- 7-7 2 -4.0 8/21 Cincinnati H/N L, 4-2 Lorenzen-Cabrera-Iglesias --- 7-8 2 -4.0 8/22 Cincinnati H/N W, 3-0 Kim-Miley-Gallegos --- 8-8 2 -3.0 8/23 Cincinnati H/D W, 6-2 Cabrera-Mahle --- 9-8 2 -3.0 8/24 Kansas City H/N W, 9-3 Flaherty-Keller --- 10-8 2 -3.0 8/25 Kansas City H/N L, 5-4 Staumont-Gant-Rosenthal --- 10-9 2 -3.0 8/26 Kansas City H/N W, 6-5 Reyes-Rosario --- 11-9 2 -2.0 8/27 Pittsburgh H/D L, 4-3 (8 inn) Stratton-Gant-R.Rodriguez --- 11-10 2 -2.5 Pittsburgh H/N L, 2-0 (7 inn) Ponce-Oviedo-Turley --- 11-11 2 -3.0 8/28 Cleveland H/N L, 14-2 Hill-Ponce de Leon-Plutko --- 11-12 2 -3.0 8/29 Cleveland H/D L, 2-1 (12 inn) Wittgren-Reyes-Hand --- 11-13 T2 -3.5 8/30 Cleveland H/D W, 7-2 WAINWRIGHT-Civale --- 12-13 2 -3.5 8/31 Cincinnati R/N W, 7-5 Hudson-DeSclafani-Gallegos --- 13-13 2 -3.0 AUGUST TOTALS --- 11-10 2 -3.0 9/1 Cincinnati R/N W, 16-2 Kim-Gray --- 14-13 2 -3.0 9/2 Cincinnati R/N L, 4-3 Iglesias-Gallegos --- 14-14 2 -4.0 9/3 OPEN DATE 14-14 2 -3.5 9/4 Chicago Cubs R/N L, 4-1 Darvish-Flaherty-Jeffress --- 14-15 T2 -4.5 9/5 Chicago Cubs R/D W, 4-2 (7 inn) Wainwright-Alzolay-Gallegos --- 15-15 T2 -3.5 Chicago Cubs H/N W, 5-1 (7 inn) Helsley-Rea --- 16-15 2 -2.5 9/6 Chicago Cubs R/N W, 7-3 Hudson-Lester --- 17-15 2 -1.5 9/7 Chicago Cubs R/D L, 5-1 Hendricks-Oviedo --- 17-16 2 -2.5 9/8 Minnesota H/D L, 7-3 (7 inn) Berrios-Martínez --- 17-17 2 -3.0 Minnesota H/N W, 6-4 (7 inn) Cabrera-Dobnak-Gallegos --- 18-17 2 -3.0 9/9 OPEN DATE --- 18-17 2 -2.5 9/10 Detroit H/D W, 12-2 (7 inn) Flaherty-Skubal --- 19-17 2 -2.0 Detroit H/N L, 6-3 (7 inn) Cisnero-Gallegos-B. Garcia --- 19-18 2 -3.0 9/11 Cincinnati H/N L, 3-1 CASTILLO-Wainwright --- 19-19 2 -3.0 9/12 Cincinnati H/N W, 7-1 Hudson-Antone --- 20-19 2 -3.0 9/13 Cincinnati H/D L, 10-5 Bradley-Gant-Iglesias --- 20-20 2 -4.0 9/14 Milwaukee R/D L, 2-1 (8 inn) Peralta-Helsley --- 20-21 2 -4.5 Milwaukee R/N W, 3-2 (9 inn) Cabrera-Topa-Webb --- 21-21 2 -4.0 9/15 Milwaukee R/N L, 18-3 Anderson-Flaherty --- 21-22 2 -5.0 9/16 Milwaukee R/D W, 4-2 (7 inn) WAINWRIGHT-WOODRUFF --- 22-22 2 -4.5 Milwaukee R/N L, 6-0 (7 inn) Peralta-Oviedo --- 22-23 T2 -5.5 9/17 Pittsburgh R/N L, 5-1 BRAULT-Gomber --- 22-24 3 -6.0 9/18 Pittsburgh R/D W, 6-5 (7 inn) Reyes-Williams-Helsley --- 23-24 3 -5.5 Pittsburgh H/N W, 7-2 (7 inn) A.Miller-Kuhl --- 24-24 T2 -5.5 9/19 Pittsburgh R/N W, 5-4 Woodford-Howard-Cabrera --- 25-24 2 -4.5 9/20 Pittsburgh R/D W, 2-1 Flaherty-Holland-A.Miller --- 26-24 2 -3.5 9/21 Kansas City R/N L, 4-1 Staumont-Wainwright-Holland --- 26-25 T2 -4.5 9/22 Kansas City R/N W, 5-0 Gomber-Singer --- 27-25 2 -3.5 9/23 Kansas City R/N L, 12-3 Duffy-Martinez --- 27-26 T2 -3.5 9/24 Milwaukee H/N W, 4-2 Kim-Burnes-A.Miller --- 28-26 2 -2.5 9/25 Milwaukee H/D L, 3-0 (7 inn) D.Williams-Flaherty-Hader --- 28-27 T2 -3.0 Milwaukee R/N W, 9-1(7 inn) Ponce de Leon-Lindblom --- 29-27 T2 -3.0 9/26 Milwaukee H/N L, 3-0 Woodruff-Wainwright-Hader --- 29-28 T2 -3.0 9/27 Milwaukee H/D W, 5-2 Gallegos-Anderson-Reyes --- 30-28 T2 -3.0 SEPTEMBER TOTALS --- 17-15 T2 -3.0

SEASON TOTALS --- 30-28 T2 -3.0

WILD CARD SERIES 9/30 San Diego R/D W, 7-4 Gallagos-Paddack-Reyes --- 1-0 ------10/1 San Diego R/D L, 11-9 Pagan-Ponce de Leon-Rosenthal --- 1-1 ------10/2 San Diego R/ TBA NOTE: Pitchers’ complete games in ; Extra innings shown in parentheses; Times listed are Central (STL) time; *indicates make-up game due to rain out ^indicates make-up game due to COVID-19