Philadelphia PhilliesApri l’analisi completa
St. Louis CardinalsApri l’analisi completa
The St. Louis Cardinals dominated the Philadelphia Phillies 7–1 on August 12 at Busch Stadium, delivering a decisive offensive performance that exceeded the Vegas total of 8.5 runs. The Cardinals managed only eight hits but converted them efficiently into seven RBIs, while their pitching staff struck out eight batters and allowed just one earned run across the game. Philadelphia's offense struggled throughout, mustering six hits and a single RBI despite striking out nine times; the Phillies' pitching was similarly ineffective, surrendering eight hits and six earned runs while walking four batters. Neither team committed errors, but the Cardinals' ability to manufacture runs from limited opportunities—posting a .695 OPS compared to Philadelphia's .706—proved decisive in the lopsided result. St. Louis's pitching dominance, reflected in a 4.07 ERA with controlled walks, effectively neutralized a Phillies lineup that managed only a .237 batting average. The Cardinals' run differential in this matchup suggests their rotation may be stabilizing as they navigate late August.


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Players who scored
Bryce Harper
JJ Wetherholt ×2
Iván Herrera ×2
Alec Burleson
Jordan Walker
César Prieto