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Jen Pawol made history as the first woman umpire in Major League Baseball, and Adam Wainwright, a respected player, showed her support during her debut, highlighting her significance for women and young girls in sports.
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright, who recently retired from baseball, was surprised with a Lagotto Romagnolo puppy named Louie during a ceremony before his final game with the team. Wainwright had promised his children a family dog upon his retirement, and the Cardinals fulfilled that promise. The emotional ceremony included former teammates and players giving speeches to honor Wainwright's career.
As the St. Louis Cardinals conclude their 2023 season with a series against the Cincinnati Reds, the focus is on celebrating the retirement of Adam Wainwright. However, many key players will be inactive, and several names on the roster are unlikely to return next year due to performance or not fitting into the team's plans.
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright, who declared this season as his last in the big leagues, faces the possibility of falling just short of reaching 200 career wins. After a tough outing against the Atlanta Braves, Wainwright admitted that he might not achieve the milestone, which only two Hall of Famers in Cardinals history have reached. Despite this, Wainwright's impact on the game and the admiration of his peers solidify his place in baseball lore. The emotional pitcher reflected on the support he received from friends and family during his final start in his home state of Georgia.
The St. Louis Cardinals' struggling offense failed to provide run support for pitcher Adam Wainwright once again, as they lost 4-1 to the San Diego Padres. Wainwright held the Padres to one run over six innings but was unable to secure his 199th career win. The Cardinals have scored just two runs in their past 27 innings, leaving Wainwright without the necessary support to reach his milestone. The team has lost eight of their last 10 games and is currently 20 games below .500.
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3, extending Adam Wainwright's losing streak to eight consecutive decisions. The game was marked by frustrations as the Cardinals' dugout had three ejections, including rookie outfielder Jordan Walker, due to disagreements with the home plate umpire's strike zone. The Cardinals have lost six of their last seven games and remain in last place in the NL Central. Former Cardinals starter Johan Oviedo, now with the Pirates, earned the win by limiting the Cardinals to a solo home run in five innings.
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright credits a renewed mindset for his improved performance after struggling in recent starts. Wainwright, who has been contemplating retirement, admitted that he had lost his mental edge and focus. However, he made adjustments and delivered a quality start against the New York Mets, showing signs of regaining his form. Wainwright emphasized the importance of maintaining a controlled aggression and staying present in order to pitch at his best. Despite the Cardinals' loss, manager Oliver Marmol confirmed that Wainwright will continue to start in the rotation.
Despite a solid start from Adam Wainwright, the St. Louis Cardinals couldn't overcome the pitching of Jose Quintana and fell to the New York Mets with a score of 4-2. Wainwright bounced back from two poor starts, allowing three runs in six innings. However, the Cardinals' offense struggled, going 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position. Quintana held the Cardinals to two runs in seven innings, continuing their recent offensive struggles. Rookie right fielder Jordan Walker made a home run-saving catch but couldn't prevent the Mets from taking the lead. The Cardinals missed a scoring opportunity with the bases loaded, highlighting their struggles in such situations this season.
The Kansas City Royals sent off Adam Wainwright with a farewell full of fireworks, defeating the St. Louis Cardinals 12-8. Wainwright had the shortest start of his career, giving up 8 runs in just 1+ innings. The Royals had a strong start, scoring 9 runs in the first two innings, including home runs from Nelson Velazquez and Bobby Witt. However, the Cardinals fought back, cutting the lead to 4 runs before the Royals extended it again. In the end, the Royals secured the win, maintaining their seven-game home win streak.
The Colorado Rockies scored seven runs off Cardinals starter Adam Wainwright in the first three innings, securing a 9-4 victory. Wainwright's pursuit of his 200th career win was halted as he allowed seven runs on nine hits before being pulled. Despite a late offensive surge from the Cardinals, with three solo home runs, it was not enough to overcome the early deficit. Nolan Gorman hit two homers to take the team lead in home runs for the Cardinals. Tyler O'Neill made a crucial leaping catch in left field to prevent further damage.
Despite the Cardinals bullpen blowing Adam Wainwright's chance at his 199th career win, a late rally led by Paul Goldschmidt and Tyler O'Neill resulted in a 10-6 comeback victory against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Wainwright, who returned from the injured list, pitched five solid innings but fell short of qualifying for the win. The Cardinals' bullpen allowed four of Arizona's six runs, but Jordan Hicks shut down the Diamondbacks in the ninth to secure the win and end a three-game losing streak.
The St. Louis Cardinals are turning to veteran pitcher Adam Wainwright to make a start despite his recent shoulder strain, highlighting the team's desperate lack of starting pitching options. The Cardinals' front office failure to strengthen the rotation and provide depth has resulted in a dire situation, with the team currently sitting at an embarrassing 44-56 record. While Wainwright's return is admirable, it underscores the consequences of the front office's neglect and lack of planning. In contrast, the Milwaukee Brewers have successfully navigated their own pitching injuries by acquiring helpful free agents and utilizing bullpen arms in starting roles. The Cardinals' once-strong reputation for starting pitching has declined in recent years, and it remains to be seen if the front office can make impactful deals to address the issue.
The Chicago Cubs are undecided on whether they will be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline, but President of Baseball Operations Jed Hoyer expressed a desire to add to the team. If the Cubs fail to make up ground in the standings, players like Cody Bellinger and Marcus Stroman could be traded. Stroman does not expect a contract extension offer from the Cubs but would be open to returning in the offseason. Meanwhile, Brewers ace Corbin Burnes has been told he will not be traded, and Cardinals veteran Adam Wainwright is set to resume throwing after receiving treatment for a shoulder strain.
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright is expected to head to the injured list due to persistent right shoulder irritation and recent struggles on the mound. The 41-year-old veteran has been dealing with discomfort for weeks, affecting the movement of his curveball and fastball. Despite the uncertainty surrounding his return, Wainwright remains defiant and vows to continue playing this season. He hopes to add two more wins to his career total of 198 before potentially retiring.
St. Louis Cardinals' veteran pitcher Adam Wainwright has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to shoulder inflammation, but he intends to return before the end of the season. The Cardinals may turn to Steven Matz or Dakota Hudson to fill his spot in the starting rotation. Meanwhile, Los Angeles Dodgers' Noah Syndergaard is scheduled to throw live batting practice and could soon begin a rehab assignment after struggling with a high ERA. Miami Marlins' Jazz Chisholm Jr. has been placed on the injured list with a left oblique strain, but the MRI results showed only a mild strain, offering hope for a quick recovery.