MLB: Miami Marlins at St. Louis Cardinals
Apr 4, 2024; St. Louis, Missouri, USA; St. Louis Cardinals catcher Ivan Herrera (48) celebrates with second baseman Nolan Gorman (16) after hitting a sol.o home run against the Miami St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Miami Marlins 8-5 in their home opener, with Ivan Herrera and Nolan Gorman scoring two runs apiece. The Marlins had led 5-3 but fell to 0-8 in the seventh inning. Despite a five-run comeback from the Cardinals, they managed to take control of the game. Starting pitcher Lance Lynn was the best of the team, allowing four runs on eight hits in four 2/3 and striking out seven and walking one. Jake Burger and Josh Bell also scored multiple home runs for the Marlins.
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Ivan Herrera and Nolan Gorman drove in two runs apiece in the Cardinals' home opener as St. Louis rallied past the winless Miami Marlins 8-5 Thursday. The Marlins led 5-3 entering the seventh inning, but they fell to 0-8 after the Cardinals staged their comeback. Cardinals starting pitcher Lance Lynn allowed four runs on eight hits in 4 2/3 innings. He struck out seven and walked one. Reliever Giovanny Gallegos (1-0) earned the victory and Ryan Helsley closed out the ninth inning for his second save. Jake Burger hit two solo homers for the Marlins and Josh Bell hit a two-run shot. Marlins starting pitcher Ryan Weathers allowed three runs on three hits in six innings. He struck out six and walked three. Reliever Sixto Sanchez (0-1) allowed three runs, two of them earned, and retired just one batter to take the loss. Down by two, the Cardinals used a five-run eighth inning to take over. With one out, Paul Goldschmidt reached on an error, and Nolan Arenado and Herrera followed with singles to produce one run. Andrew Nardi relieved Sanchez and allowed a two-run double by Gorman, an RBI single by Alec Burleson and a run-scoring triple by Masyn Winn. Herrera hit his first big-league homer leading off the second inning to put the Cardinals up 1-0. The Marlins responded in the fourth inning with Burger's leadoff homer. Miami powered up in the fifth inning to take a 4-1 lead. Luis Arraez hit a single, then Bell and Burger belted back-to-back homers. St. Louis cut its deficit to 4-3 in the bottom on the inning. After Michael Siani was hit by a pitch, Victor Scott II reached on a throwing error that put the runners on second and third. Goldschmidt drove in one run with a groundout, and Arenado's double drove in another. The Marlins made it 5-3 in the sixth when Tim Anderson hit a single, stole second base, moved to third on a groundout and scored on a wild pitch. --Field Level Media
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