Cardinals drop series finale vs. Mets
After Mother Nature ran her course, causing a 1:11 delay to the start of the game, it continued to rain offense during Wednesday's game between St. Lucie and Palm Beach. Unfortunately for the Cardinals, most of that offense favored the opposition in an 8-2 loss. After a single run scored in
After Mother Nature ran her course, causing a 1:11 delay to the start of the game, it continued to rain offense during Wednesday's game between St. Lucie and Palm Beach. Unfortunately for the Cardinals, most of that offense favored the opposition in an 8-2 loss.
After a single run scored in the second, three more St. Lucie runners crossed the plate on
The Cardinals got two runs back in the home half of the frame as
St. Lucie tacked on one more run in the fifth, another in the seventh, and two final in the ninth inning making it an eight-run effort on 15 total hits. Palm Beach had 18 of their final 19 batters of the game sent back to the dugout without reaching base.
Out of the bullpen,
Palm Beach opens up a four-game series against Dunedin on Thursday with first pitch set for 6:30 PM. Tickets and more information can be found at Rogerdeanchevroletstadium.com