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Series Preview: St. Louis Cardinals Host the Baltimore Orioles

The St. Louis Cardinals will be able to enjoy a brief stint of home cooking as they’ll kick off a 2-series homestand Tuesday night as the Baltimore Orioles arrive in town. Both teams are in a similar situation with both still in the running for a Wild Card spot. The Cardinals, however, are reeling after […]

Series Preview: St. Louis Cardinals Host the Baltimore Orioles

BALTIMORE, Maryland - The St. Louis Cardinals will host the Baltimore Orioles for a two-game homestand starting Tuesday night. Both teams are vying for a Wild Card spot, with the Cardinals currently struggling after a disappointing loss to the Phillies. The Orioles, despite being near the bottom of the American League East, are just one game behind the final Wild Card position.

Starting pitchers for the Orioles include Chris Bassitt, Kyle Bradish, and Trevor Rogers. Key players to watch for the Orioles include Pete Alonso, Gunnar Henderson, Samuel Basallo, and Coby Mayo. The Orioles have several players on their injured list, including Blaze Alexander, Ryan Mountcastle, Félix Bautista, and Ryan Helsley.

The Cardinals, meanwhile, are dealing with roster challenges after injuries to Hunter Dobbins, Andre Pallante, Masyn Winn, and Everson Pereira.

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