Daniel Guerrero

5 days ago | stltoday.com | Daniel Guerrero

ARLINGTON, Texas — When describing how he saw his club’s loss to the Rangers unravel in late innings on Sunday at Globe Life Field, Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol described the defensive moments not as being "good enough to win." After pinch-hit spots from Nolan Gorman and Ryan Vilade ended the top half of the seventh inning with Alec Burleson stuck on first base, the Cardinals gave up a run in the bottom half of the frame on a sacrifice fly from Wyatt Langford with the bases loaded and saw...

5 days ago | jg-tc.com | Daniel Guerrero

ARLINGTON, Texas — Tasked with facing Rangers ace and two-time National League Cy Young Award winner Jacob deGrom on Sunday at Globe Life Field, the Cardinals produced an early run against the right-hander but not much else after that. The Cardinals pushed across their lone run against deGrom in the first inning before being held scoreless through the next five frames against him and the Rangers bullpen in an 8-1 loss to drop the weekend series.

5 days ago | stltoday.com | Daniel Guerrero

ARLINGTON, Texas — Growing up in Frisco, Texas as the son of a former Rangers minor league coach, Ryan Vilade said he grew up attending Rangers games at their previous ballpark but had yet to see the new one that opened in 2020. So when the 26-year-old joined the Cardinals on Sunday, his arrival to the club following a promotion from Class AAA Memphis on Saturday marked his first time joining the Cardinals this year and provided a special moment given his ties to the area.

5 days ago | stltoday.com | Daniel Guerrero

ARLINGTON, Texas — Tasked with facing Rangers ace and two-time National League Cy Young Award winner Jacob deGrom on Sunday at Globe Life Field, the Cardinals produced an early run against the right-hander but not much else after that. The Cardinals pushed across their lone run against deGrom in the first inning before being held scoreless through the next five frames against him and the Rangers bullpen in an 8-1 loss to drop the weekend series.

6 days ago | stltoday.com | Daniel Guerrero

ARLINGTON, Texas — Even after walking off the mound of Globe Life Field on Saturday and realizing he had struck out the Rangers side in order in the third inning, Cardinals starter Sonny Gray said he didn’t begin to “start chasing” strikeouts. Gray pitched scoreless innings in the fourth and fifth frames without getting a single strikeout as he mixed in cutters and sinkers while keeping his swing-and-miss sweeper present.