Katie Woo
Staff Writer at The Athletic
Cardinals stories/baseball at large for @TheAthleticMLB | Co-host @CardTerritory | Also: @101espn, @kmov, @matrixmidwest | Less hate, more bat flips
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Woo
After a surprising May, the Cardinals are scuffling through their worst stretch of the year. What’s the temperature in St. Louis? How will the Cardinals’ play impact their trade deadline approach? Drop your questions, and Cardinals beat writer Katie Woo will answer them in an upcoming mailbag.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Woo
MILWAUKEE - With two on and nobody out in the top of the ninth, the bottom three hitters for the St. Louis Cardinals had a prime opportunity to stop their team's worst skid of the season. Jordan Walker, Victor Scott II and Masyn Winn all had chances to drive in at least the tying run against Milwaukee Brewers closer Trevor Megill. All three struck out, stranding the tying run 90 feet from home.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Woo
It's 1996, and I am maybe six weeks old. That does not stop my parents and grandfather from taking me to a baseball game. It's a clear, cool May night in the Bay Area, and the Oakland A's are playing the Boston Red Sox at the Oakland Coliseum. This is my very first baseball game. Obviously, I don't remember it. However, my parents do, and when my dad tells the story, he recalls how I spent the entire game strapped to his chest, wide awake and mesmerized by the bright stadium lights.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Woo
MILWAUKEE - Both benches in Saturday's game between the St. Louis Cardinals and Milwaukee Brewers were issued warnings in the top of the fifth inning after Brewers starting pitcher Jose Quintana hit Cardinals first baseman Willson Contreras with a pitch. The incident stemmed from a play in the bottom of the third, when Milwaukee's Caleb Durbin collided with Contreras while attempting to beat out a groundball to third.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Woo
MILWAUKEE - Jacob Misiorowski arrived exactly as advertised in his long-awaited major-league debut Thursday night. The Brewers' flamethrowing to prospect hurled five innings of no-hit ball against the St. Louis Cardinals, walking four and striking out five, but departed the game alongside a trainer in the bottom of the sixth. Misiorowski appeared to have rolled his ankle, though his exit was ultimately attributed to right calf and quad cramping.
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New @CardTerritory with special guests Andre Pallante and Matthew Liberatore is out now. Come for their candor on their usage, the transition season and the rotation overall, stay to hear all the pranks the team has played on Pallante. https://t.co/scuNRJHoiw
The Cardinals fall to the Blue Jays 5-4 in 10 innings. That's a frustrating one, given how they battled back. Ryan Helsley, who went 9-for-9 in save ops in May, has now blown three straight saves. Uncharacteristic week to say the least for the All Star closer.
All of a sudden it's a 4-4 ball game. Ryan Helsley has had a rough week, gives up a homer to No. 9 hitter Jonatan Clase, and more late-game theatrics will be needed for St. Louis.
Trailing since the first, the #STLCards score four times in the bottom of the eighth, with Iván Herrera's three-run laser shot of homer providing the exclamation point. All of a sudden it's 4-3 St. Louis.
