� DEFENDING CHAMPS: The 2011 World Champion St. Louis Cardinals are in the midst of their 121st season of play inthe National League and own a 32-31 mark, standing 3rd in the N.L. Central, 3.0 GB of division-leading Cincinnati.

� INTERLEAGUE: The Cardinals have entered a stretch of 15-straight games against American League foes - all from theAL Central...the Cardinals are 119-106 (.529) all-time in interleague play, third behind only ATL (133-117, .532) & MIA(138-123, .529) amongst NL teams...their best interleague mark was 11-1 in 2004 & worst mark was a 4-9 ledger in 1998.

� ROOKIE SKIPPERS: This week’s series has matched rookie managers Mike Matheny and Robin Ventura - the first matchupof frosh MLB managers since the White Sox Don Cooper & Blue Jays John Farrell met last season....for the Cardinals, it’sthe first time they’ve had a meeting of rookie managers since interim manager Mike Jorgensen & first-year Padres bench-boss Bruce Bochy squared off in 1995.

� STARTERS SHINE: With Lance Lynn’s powerful performance in his NL co-leading 10th win last night, the Cardinals con-tinued their solid run of starting pitching since jumping into interleague play last Friday (June 8)...the Cardinals startershave posted a 1.64 ERA (33.0 IP/6 ER) in their past five games, ranking 2nd only to Texas (0.80 ERA; 33.2 IP/3 ER) amongMLB starting staffs during that span...Cards starters have not allowed a HR since June 7, producing 38.0 consecutiveinnings without one & they’ve walked just 7 & fanned 34 in the past five games, limiting the opposition to a .206 BA.

� CATCHING ON: Yadier Molina, who on Tue. appeared in his 1,000th career game, has appeared in 985 career games atcatcher, 3rd on the Cards all-time list behind Ted Simmons (1,439) & Del Rice (1,018)...Ivan “Pudge” Rodriguez is MLB all-time leader in games caught (2,427).

St. Louis Cardinals (32-31) vs. Chicago White Sox (34-28) Game #64 � Busch Stadium � June 14, 2012

Jake Westbrook (4-6, 4.25) vs. Gavin Floyd (4-6, 5.38)

TONIGHT’S GAME: The Cardinals continue their9-game interleague homestand this evening whenthey host the AL Central-leading Chicago WhiteSox in a series rubber-game with first pitch at 7:15p.m. CDT...the Cardinals are 2-3 during the currenthomestand (1-2 vs. CLE, 1-1 vs. CWS, KC-3)...theRedbirds are 5-7 to begin June, winning one oftheir first three series this month.

LAST NIGHT: Lance Lynn fanned a career-high 12batters and Carlos Beltran’s NL-leading 19thhomer, a solo shot in the 3rd inning, carried Lynnand the Cardinals to a 1-0 win over the WhiteSox...the victory gave Lynn an NL co-leading 10thwin on the season...Beltran had three of the Car-dinals four hits...Jason Motte worked a scoreless9th to earn his 12th save while Marc Rzepczynskigot Adam Dunn to hit into a DP to end a Chicagothreat in the 8th.

COMING UP: The Cardinals will host cross-staterival Kansas City for a 3-game weekend series be-ginning tomorrow night with first pitch at 7:15p.m. CDT...the Cardinals and Royals will also playSat. (1:15) and Sunday (1:15) afternoon to closeout the current homestand.

CARDS & WHITE SOX: Cardinals & White Sox aremeeting for the seventh time in interleague playand for the first time since 2001 here in St.Louis...the Cardinals are 11-9 all-time (8-3 at STL)against the White Sox...the two teams last met in2006 at Chicago’s US Cellular Field with the PaleHose sweeping that 3-game set...the Cardinalsswept the White Sox in their 2001 meeting atBusch Stadium II and have won each of theirthree series meetings played here in St. Louis...theCardinals are 74-79 overall against AmericanLeague Central teams, going 39-34 at home.

MIKE MATHENY: Mike Matheny became the 49thmanager in St. Louis Cardinals team history whenhe was named to the position on November 14,2011...Matheny was a catcher for the Cardinalsfrom 2000-04, helping the club to the postseasonin four of those five season including the 2004 Na-tional League Championship team... Mike had a13-year Major League career playing with Mil-waukee, Toronto, St. Louis and San Francisco, win-ning four Rawlings Gold Gloves (2000, 2003-05),and retiring from the game in 2006 due to con-cussion symptoms...he holds the M.L. catchingrecord for consecutive errorless games (252) andfor consecutive errorless chances (1,565)...at 41years of age, he is the youngest active manager inthe majors.

LAST SEASON: The Cardinals won the NationalLeague Wild Card with a 90-72 record, clinchingon the final day of the regular season after trail-ing the Atlanta Braves by 10.5 games on August24...the Cardinals went on to win their 11thWorld Championship by defeating the TexasRangers four games to three in the World Series.

TRANSACTIONS/INJURIES: INF Matt Carpenter(right oblique) will begin a 20-day injury rehab. as-signment with Memphis (AAA) tonight...OF/IFSkip Schumaker (right hamstring strain) began aninjury rehab assignment yesterday with Memphisand was 1-for-2 with an OF assist as the startingCFer in the Redbirds game vs. Nashville.

Cardinals Disabled List Date GamesPlayer & Injury DL MissedC. Carpenter, right shoulder 3/26 63J. Jay, sprained right shoulder 5/16 28K. McClellan, right elbow strain5/18 25L. Berkman, right knee 5/20 23M. Carpenter, right oblique 5/23 20S. Schumaker, right hamstring 5/31 12J. Garcia, left shoulder strain 6/6 7

Cardinals Recent TransactionsJune 14: Sent INF Matt Carpenter to Memphis(AAA) on a 20-day injury rehabilitation assignment.June 13: Sent OF/IF Skip Schumaker to Memphis(AAA) on a 20-day injury rehabilitation assignment.June 10: Purchased RHP Joe Kelly from Memphis(AAA) and optioned C Steven Hill to Memphis.Transferred RHP Chris Carpenter from the 15-dayD.L. to the 60-day D.L.

REDBIRD RUNDOWN: HOMESTAND: 2-3, .239 BA; 38-159, 3 HR, 7 RBI

� #53 MATT ADAMS...Homestand: 1-8, .125, 2 RBI...Streak: 0-7...had 1st career PH with 2-run single in 7th last Fri. vs.CLE...hit 3-run HR #2 to deep CF on 6/5 at HOU...picked up 3 hits 5/28 at ATL, including his 5th 2B...hit 2B & 1st career HR5/27 vs. PHI...hit 2 doubles and was 3-4 5/25 vs. PHI...went 2-for-4 with a run in his ML debut 5/20 at LAD becoming 30thCardinal with 2 hits in MLB debut...purchased from Memphis (AAA) on 5/20 (Berkman-DL)...Cardinals 2011 Minor LeaguePlayer of the Year & Texas League (AA) Player of the Year...batted .340, 9 HR, 27 RBI in 37 G at Memphis this year.

� #3 CARLOS BELTRAN...Homestand: 10-19, .526, 3 HR, 3 RBI...Streak: 7G (12-26, .462, 4 HR)...NL leader in HR (19) &3rd in RBI (47)...hit solo HR in 1-0 win last night, his 3rd solo HR of homestand, and had 3 of the 4 STL hits...HRed in back-to-back games last Sat. & Sun. vs. CLE w/solo shot on Sun. also accounting for lone STL run...had pinch RBI infield single5/30 at ATL, 1st PH-RBI since PH-HR vs. TOR on 5/18/03...needs just one SB to become majors first-ever 300-300 switch-hitter...named N.L. Player of the Week (5/7-13) after hitting .360 (9-25), leading NL w/6HRs, 13 RBI, 8 R, 30 TB & 1.200SLG...had 33rd career multi-HR game 5/11 vs. ATL, adding 3B, 2B & BB to his 13 total bases, most by a switch-hitter sinceChipper Jones (8/14/06 at WSH)...first Cardinal since Pujols (‘09) to have both 6 (5/8 vs. ARI) & 7 RBI (5/1 vs. PIT) gamesin same season...1st on team with 8 GWRBI...he (321) and L. Berkman (359) are among just nine switch-hitters all-timew/300+ HR’s.

� #56 ADRON CHAMBERS...Homestand: 0-5, .000...Streak: 0-10...has started 4 of last 10 games in CF...had 2-RBI triplein 9th on 6/5 at HOU...had 1st multi-hit game of his big-league career on 6/3 driving in Cards 1st run of NYM series w/singlein the 8th...had PH single 5/30 at ATL, his first PH this year...made 1st career MLB start 5/22 vs. SD, went 1-3...LH-hittingOF recalled from Memphis (AAA) 5/18 (Craig DL); batted .308, 1 HR, 12 RBI in 37 G’s at Memphis.

� #21 ALLEN CRAIG...Homestand: 3-17, .176, 1 RBI...Streak: 0-3...had 2 hits on Tue., including RBI-1B for lone STL run...hadmultiple hits in 4-straight games & multi RBI in 3 of 4 games from 6/4-7...had RBI single & solo HR in 6/6 win at HOU...hit2-run HR for GWer 6/4 at NY...activated from DL on 6/1 after missing 14 games w/left hamstring strain...started the seasonon the D.L. recovering from off-season knee surgery (fractured right knee cap) and was activated on 5/1 after missing 22games...appeared in 13 games (.373 BA) w/5 HRs & 19 RBI between DL stints...has 15 starts at 1B in 2012, 5 in RF, 4 in LF.

� #48 TONY CRUZ...Homestand: DNP...Streak: 0-1...saw first game action since 5/27 (7 gms) on 6/5 at HOU in 1st startsince 5/26; had 2 hits and scored...has made eight starts behind the plate...was on Opening Day roster for 1st time...ap-peared in 38 games for Cards last season and was flawless defensively at five positions, making starts at C, 1B, 3B & RF.

� #33 DANIEL DESCALSO...Homestand: 3-13, .231...Streak: 0-5...had hits in all 3 games last weekend vs. CLE...hit 1st inn.solo HR on 6/6 at HOU for his 1st GWRBI of season...started at 3B all 3 gms of ATL series; picked up 2nd 2-hit game of yr5/28...had first multi-hit game of season 5/20 at LAD (2-2)...made start at SS on 5/17 at SF & had single & SB...has hitsafely in 23 of 33 starts this season...has started 24 games at 2B, 7 at 3B & 2 at SS.

� #23 DAVID FREESE...Homestand: 5-18, .278...Streak: 3G (5-11, .455)...has 5 hits in past three games...he (single) & Bel-tran combined for all 4 STL hits last night...hit first career grand slam as part of 2-HR game last Thu. at HOU, matchingcareer high with 6 RBI...that grand slam was first by STL 3rd baseman since T.Glaus (6/21/08 at BOS)...1Bed & scored Cards1st run of NYM series on 6/3...did not start 3 games in ATL (right wrist)...hit 3rd career triple 5/25 vs. PHI...2-5 with HR(#10) and tied career best with 3 runs 5/24 - the HR was 2nd longest at Busch Stadium III (est. 456 ft)...has 21 two-outRBI, T2nd in NL...ranks T8th in HR (12) and 11th in RBI (40) among N.L. leaders...has team leading 12 multi-RBI games...has19 multi-hit games...sale of Freese #23 jersey ranks 20th among all MLB players.

� #15 RAFAEL FURCAL...Homestand: 0-19, .000, 1 RBI...Streak: 0-19...robbed of 2 hits last night as his hitless streakclimbed to season-high 0-19 since collecting his 11th 3+ hit game last Thu...hit 2nd HR (#5) of trip, 2-run shot in 9th on6/5 at HOU...leads Cards w/22 multi-hit games, T8th in NL...went 3-5 on 5/28 at ATL, and hit 4th HR...his 11 3+ hit gamesare 2nd in NL...his 29 RBI in lead-off position are 1st in NL, 2nd only to Rangers Ian Kinsler (31) in majors...had 12-gamehit streak (.510 BA) 4/29-5/13, longest hit streak by Cards player this year...he’s T6th in NL with 41 runs & 10th in hits(73)...played in his 1,500th career game 4/22 at PIT & scored his 1,000 run 4/24 at CHI...became 6th different OpeningDay SS in 6 seasons for STL...30 career leadoff HR’s are 4th among active players...311 career SB’s are 11th among actives.

� #27 TYLER GREENE...Homestand: 2-5, .400...Streak: 1G (2-4, .500)...had 2 hits in start at 2B on Tue...had PH-walk & SB#7 on Sun. vs. CLE...hit 2nd triple of yr. 5/28...2Bed, w/2 BB & SB on 5/23 vs SD...was 3-4 with GW-HR in 8th inn, (1stcareer GWRBI) 5/21 vs. SD...had career best 2 HR (3 hits) & 4 RBI at HOU (5/6) w/SB - first ever STL 2nd baseman to doso...caught stealing 4/29 broke STL franchise streak of 17 const. steals to start MLB career...has 28 starts at 2B, 2 at SS...ledCards w/ 11 SB’s in ‘11; has 7 SB this yr.

� #7 MATT HOLLIDAY...Homestand: 3-11, .273...Streak: 0-4...had 2 hits on Tue. after missing games Sat. & Sun. w/backspasms...his .314 career BA in interleague play is 15th among all active players...did not play for 1st time this season on6/6; has played in 60 of 63 games...was on base 4 times last Thu. at HOU (2 H, 2 BB)...had 2 hits & scored twice 6/4 atNY...had 2 hits, RBI 5/30 at ATL; also 2 hits, BB & scored twice 5/29...reached base 4 times 5/28 at ATL...his 26 runs in Maywere 2nd most in MLB...hit .340 BA (36-106) in May w/6 HR & 21 RBI...2nd on team w/4 GWRBI...NL All-Star his first twofull seasons w/Cards.

� #4 YADIER MOLINA...Homestand: 5-18, .278...Streak: 0-5...ranks 6th among NL BA leaders (.324), joining PHI CarlosRuiz (.361) as only catchers in NL top-10...had 3-hit game last Fri. vs. CLE...was on base 9 times (5H, 4BB) in 3 games 6/7-9...leads ML catchers w/5 SB’s...snapped 7-game hit streak in 6/1 no-hitter (15-30, w/2HR)...went 4-4 w/8th HR 5/28 atATL, his 3rd 4-hit game...hit 3rd career grand slam 5/27 vs. PHI...tied career high with four hits (11x) 5/24 vs. PHI + HR (#6)w/3 RBI...has 19 multi-hit games & team-high 15 doubles...T2nd in NL among catchers in HR (8) & 2nd in RBI (31)...GoldGlove catcher past 4 seasons & All-Star past 3...won inaugural Rawlings Platinum Glove for best defender...started #3 inlineup last Sat. & Sun. for first time in career...played in 1,000th career game on Tue.

� #43 SHANE ROBINSON...Homestand: 3-15, .200...Streak: 0-7...had PH-1B on Sun...2Bed & scored on Sat...matched ca-reer high w/3 hits, incl.HR #2 last Thu. at HOU...went 2-3 on 5/25 vs. PHI, his 1st multi-hit game since 4/25...recalled fromMemphis (AAA) 5/15 (Jay DL)...had 3 hits in lone game for Redbirds on 5/14 (was optioned 5/13)...has made 22 starts(CF-21, RF-1)...leads the team w/21 PH ABs & 5 PH...had 3-hit, 3-RBI game, incl. 1st career HR, 4/8 at MIL.

Fri., June 15 vs. ROYALS: Kyle Lohse (6-1, 2.90) vs. Vin Mazzaro (2-1, 3.60) 7:15 p.m.*Sat., June 16 vs. ROYALS: Joe Kelly (0-0, 1.80) vs. Bruce Chen (5-6, 4.44) 1:15 p.m.*Sun., June 17 vs. ROYALS: Adam Wainwright (5-7, 4.75) vs. Luis Mendoza (2-3, 4.89) 1:15 p.m.*

Times listed are Central...All games broadcast on KMOX Radio*Fox Sports Midwest +FOX Network %ESPN @ESPN2 !TBS ^MLB Network

UPCOMING GAMES & PITCHING PROBABLES

MITCHELL BOGGS (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO6/2 - NYM 1.0 1 1 1 0 26/5 - HOU 1.0 1 0 0 0 16/6 - HOU H-8 1.0 2 0 0 0 06/10 - CLE 1.0 0 0 0 0 06/12 - CWS 0.2 2 2 2 0 0

MAIKEL CLETO (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO5/30 - RR 1.0 2 1 1 0 1

6/1 - NYM 1.0 1 0 0 0 26/3 - NYM 0.2 1 0 0 0 16/5 - HOU 2.1 4 1 1 1 36/8 - CLE 1.0 3 2 2 0 0

SAM FREEMAN (LHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO6/1 - NYM 0.2 1 1 1 2 16/3 - NYM 0.1 1 1 1 0 06/5 - HOU 1.1 1 1 0 0 36/7 - HOU 1.0 0 0 0 0 06/8 - CLE 1.0 0 0 0 0 1

JOE KELLY (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO

5/20 - LV L-5 5.0 9 4 4 3 45/25 - IOW 7.0 4 1 1 1 35/30 - RR 7.0 5 2 1 3 26/6 - OMA W-2 8.0 7 1 1 0 36/10 - CLE 5.0 7 1 1 1 4

KYLE LOHSE (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO

APRIL 4-0, 1.62 33.1 22 6 6 2 21 5/4 - HOU L-1 5.0 7 5 3 1 35/9 - ARI W-5 5.0 7 1 1 1 35/15 - CHI 6.2 9 5 5 0 55/20 - LAD 5.2 11 3 3 1 45/25 - PHI 6.1 7 3 2 0 05/30 - ATL 5.0 9 5 5 1 36/4 - NYM 6.0 2 1 1 0 36/9 - CLE W-6 7.2 3 0 0 2 4

LANCE LYNN (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SOAPRIL 4-0, 1.33 27.0 16 4 4 6 245/2 - PIT W-5 6.2 3 2 2 1 65/7 - ARI W-6 5.0 3 0 0 4 75/13 - ATL L-1 6.0 4 3 3 3 75/18 - LAD 6.0 9 4 4 2 55/23 - SD W-7 6.0 8 3 3 3 35/28 - ATL W-8 7.0 5 2 2 1 86/2 - NYM L-2 4.2 5 3 2 4 36/7 - HOU W-9 6.0 6 2 2 2 116/13 - CWS W-10 7.1 3 0 0 1 12

VICTOR MARTE (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO5/29 - ATL 2.0 0 0 0 0 36/2 - NYM 1.1 3 1 1 0 16/5 - HOU 1.1 2 1 1 0 26/6 - HOU H-8 0.1 1 0 0 0 06/10 - CLE 1.0 0 0 0 1 2

JASON MOTTE (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO6/4 - NYM S-9 1.1 0 0 0 0 26/6 - HOU S-10 1.1 1 0 0 1 26/9 - CLE S-11 1.0 0 0 0 0 06/10 - CLE L-3 1.0 2 3 3 1 26/13 - CWS S-12 1.0 2 0 0 0 0

MARC RZEPCZYNSKI (LHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO6/6 - HOU 0.0 1 0 0 0 06/9 - CLE H-8 0.1 0 0 0 0 06/10 - CLE 1.0 1 0 0 1 16/12 - CWS 0.1 3 2 2 0 06/13 - CWS H-9 0.2 0 0 0 0 0

FERNANDO SALAS (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO5/30 - RR W-1 1.0 0 0 0 0 26/3 - OMA 1.0 4 3 3 0 16/7 - HOU 1.0 1 0 0 0 16/8 - CLE 1.0 0 0 0 0 06/12 - CWS 1.0 1 0 0 0 0

EDUARDO SANCHEZ (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO5/29 - ATL 1.0 0 0 0 1 16/2 - NYM 1.0 0 0 0 1 16/4 - NYM H-1 0.2 2 0 0 0 06/6 - HOU H-2 0.2 0 0 0 1 16/7 - HOU H-3 1.0 0 0 0 0 1

ADAM WAINWRIGHT (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SOAPRIL 0-3, 7.32 19.2 24 16 16 5 215/1 - PIT W-1 7.0 5 4 4 1 65/6 - HOU W-2 7.0 7 1 1 1 75/12 - ATL L-4 4.1 9 5 5 5 55/17 - SF L-5 5.2 6 5 2 4 15/22 - SD W-3 9.0 4 0 0 1 95/27 - PHI W-4 6.0 7 1 1 0 26/1 - NYM L-6 6.1 6 7 7 3 66/6 - HOU W-5 5.2 7 3 3 1 86/12 - CWS L-7 7.0 5 2 2 2 7

JAKE WESTBROOK (RHP)DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SOAPRIL 3-1, 1.30 27.2 21 6 4 7 15 5/3 - PIT L-2 6.1 9 4 4 1 45/8 - ARI W-4 7.0 4 0 0 2 85/14 - CHI 5.0 11 4 4 2 25/19 - LAD L-3 6.1 6 4 2 1 55/24 - PHI 3.2 8 6 6 3 45/29 - ATL L-4 5.0 5 5 4 3 66/3 - NYM L-5 5.0 9 5 5 2 26/8 - CLE L-6 6.0 8 4 3 1 7

PITCHING LOGS

BULLPEN BRIEFS: 4-11, 4.38 ERA, 174.2 IP, 169 H, 89 R, 85 ER, 22 HR, 63 BB, 152 SO

12/21 SV/OPP ... 32 HOLDS ... 176/112 FBF (64%) ... 89/21 IR/S (24%)� #41 MITCHELL BOGGS...0/2 SV...8 HLD...26/17 FBF...16/2 IR/S...Ranks 10th in NL with 12.5 IRS pct...allowed 2 R on a 2-R HR Tue vs. CWS in 0.2 IP...re-tired CLE 1-2-3 Sun...stranded 2 IRs and earned 8th Hold in 1.0 IP 6/6 at HOU...facedfinal batter for out in 5/27 win vs. PHI...earned 4 straight Holds, 4/20-28...spent mostof 2011 season with St. Louis, appearing in 51 games.� #63 MAIKEL CLETO...0/0 SV...0 HLD...4/3 FBF...2/2 IR/S...Surrendered two-out 2-R HR to Johnny Damon Fri...hurled 2.1 IP at HOU (6/5), longestcareer outing...allowed both IRs to score giving up triple to first BF in 0.2 IP 6/3 atNYM...recalled 5/31 for first time in 2012 & pitched 1.0 scoreless 6/1 at NYM...made22 relief apps. in Memphis w/ 1-1 record, 4.50 ERA and struck out 34 over 26 IP...ap-peared in 3 Major League games for STL in 2011...pronounced my-KULL CLAY-toe.

� #61 SAM FREEMAN...0/0 SV...0 HLD...5/4 FBF...4/3 IR/S...Threw perfect 9th vs CLE (6/8). Has retired 10 of last 11 with 5 Ks...had 1-2-3 9th atHOU on 6/7...in 1.1 IP 6/5 at HOU stranded 2 IRs, allowed hit, run and K’d 3...allowedhit and 1 IR to score in 0.1 IP 6/3 at NYM...recalled 6/1 at NYM & made ML debut w/1.0 IP, allowing 2 IRs to score and one of his own...the LHP began the season at AA (15g, 1-3, 1.56 ERA (3 ER / 17.1 IP))...at Memphis (AAA) appeared in 6 games, 6.0 IP, al-lowing 3 runs...24-year-old was a 32nd rd. pick in 2008 draft out of Univ. of Kansas.� #66 VICTOR MARTE...0/0 SV...8 HLD...27/18 FBF...17/3 IR/S...Stranded runner in scoreless IP Sun...allowed 1 IR to score in 0.1 IP 6/6 atHOU...fanned 2 in 1.1 IP 6/5 at HOU...stranded 3 IRs in 1.1 IP 6/2 at NYM...pitched 2.0scoreless w/3Ks 5/29 at ATL...gave up 2 hits and run in 1.0 IP 5/28 at ATL...has at leastone K in 15 of 27 apps...purchased 4/6 from Memphis (AAA) (Linebrink DL)...acquiredfrom KC April 2011 & year at Memphis where he led PCL & Triple-A with 31saves...made 30 ML apps w/ Royals (2009-10).

� #30 JASON MOTTE...12/15 SV...0 HLD...25/13 FBF...7/2 IR/S...Nailed down 4th Sv in last 5 app. last night vs. CWS...surrendered 3-R HR for loss 6/10vs CLE...nailed down 11th save 6/9 vs. CLE...picked up 2nd-straight 4-out save (#10)6/6 at HOU...earned Sv #9 w/4 outs in the heart of NYM (6/4) order...T4th among NLrelievers with 3 wins...9th in N.L. w/ 12 saves...gained Sv #1 in season opener at MIAon 4/4...set Cards single-season record in ‘11 for most apps. by a RHP w/career-high78...had STL record 33 apps (26.1 IP) w/o allowing ER 6/26-9/3, including 21-gamescoreless strk (18.2 IP).

� #34 MARC RZEPCZYNSKI...0/4 SV...9 HLD...30/19 FBF...15/2 IR/S...Ranks 10th in NL in IRS pct (13.3)...T5th in NL app. (31)...induced inning ending DP forteam leading 9th Hold last night...gave up 2R and a HR Tue vs. CWS...threw scorelessIP on Sun vs. CLE...recorded 8th Hold throwing one pitch and getting runner CS onSat...earned his 1st win as a Cardinal 6/4 at NYM despite allowing HR & 2 R...workedperfect 7th 6/3 at NYM...struck out a career high 61 in 2011 in a career-high 71 G.� #59 FERNANDO SALAS...0/0 SV...3 HLD...20/12 FBF...13/3 IR/S...Recorded 3rd str. scoreless app. since callup with IP Tue...threw scoreless IP with DP6/8 vs CLE...recalled 6/7 at HOU and tossed a scoreless IP w/K...while in Memphis(AAA), was 1-0, 9.00 ERA, 1 SV in 4 app. w/5 K...made 18 app. in STL before gettingsent down...K’d a career-high 4 vs. ATL in 2.2 scoreless IP (longest relief outing by STLpitcher this year)...gave up 3 runs 5/1 vs. PIT, his most runs since 6/16/11 at WSH...ledthe Cardinals with 24 saves last season.� #52 EDUARDO SANCHEZ...0/0 SV...2 HLD...8/5 FBF...3/2 IR/S...Earned 2nd-straight Hold 6/6 at HOU...picked up 1st Hold of season w/ 0.2IP 6/4 inNYM...worked final 1.0 IP w/ K in 5/29 win at ATL...pitched 2.0 innings 5/26 vs. PHI, hisfirst work in a week...had his streak of 12 consec. scoreless app. (14.0 IP) dating backto 5/24/11 snapped on 5/19 at LAD, allowing 2 runs...recalled from Memphis (AAA)5/14...did not allow an XBH to a LHB in 2011 (38 AB).

Date/Opp. 5/21 5/22 5/23 5/24 5/25 5/26 5/27 5/28 5/29 5/30 6/1 6/2 6/3 6/4 6/5 6/6 6/7 6/8 6/9 6/10 6/12 6/13 6/14 6/15 6/16 6/17 6/19 6/20

PLAYER PADRES PHILLIES BRAVES METS ASTROS INDIANS WHITE SOX ROYALS TIGERS

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Craig oooo 2hkoe k1w4 11ooo 14ko k1ow11 wok1 kooo okok 2o1k cbo

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Freese 1oo4 o2c4o o3okk 1o1k wkk ok wook ooo kkc1 1d1k o21o 2kkk kkwk44oook ooo ko11 k11o 1ko

Furcal ooo1 ooow 1ookk ok1o1 o4kow oowo 1k41o ooooo o1c1k ooow odo1 ooook k1oc eooo4 k1oo k1o11 oooco ookf oodb odko oooo

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Hill o 2o k o k e

Holliday 1ooo oo12 ow1o wo4kw wdwokokoo 11o h1wk1 2wd1k k11kk owko ookd o1owk o2o1 oookb kw11w 1dok 1k2o owkk

Molina oo11 odwk 1ooo o1411 k1o1o 41 k1ook 1141 ook1e woo 1oo w11o koko 1ooo oww1wo211 oo1i okok o2oo coo

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Schumaker 2wok o2oof 1ooo 1o1o 1kw1 ko1ok ko1

Key: 1-Single, 2-Double, 3-Triple, 4-Home Run, o-Out, k-Strikeout, w-Walk, h-HBP, e-Reached on error, b-SacBunt, F-SacFly, c-Fielder’s Choice; d-Double Play Note: Read left-to-right for first-to-last AB.

DAILY BATTING LOGS

JAKE WESTBROOK • RHP • 6-3 • 215 • 34 yrs #35vs. White Sox

� Will make his 13th start of 2012 and his 26th career start (32nd app.) vs. the WhiteSox. His starts and appearances vs. CWS are his most against any MLB opponent.

� Posted an 8-13 record with a 5.25 ERA in 163.0 career innings vs. the White Sox.� Has not faced Chicago since 6/6/10 while with Cleveland. He last defeated them

8/7/07 at U.S. Cellular Field throwing 8.0 innings of two-hit ball allowing one run in a 2-1 victory. Has lost five decisions over eight starts since then.

� Is 28-35 with a 4.37 ERA in 102 games, 81 starts against the American League Central.Last season faced four AL Central teams during the Cardinals interleague play and went2-0 with a 2.73 ERA.

2012 Season� Ranks 3rd in N.L. with his 2.56 ground ball/fly ball ratio and 71.9 ground ball pct.� Ranks T11th in the NL in double plays induced (8) and T9th in GDP/9 IP (1.00).� 10th in the NL with 5.50 run support average.� Dropped a 6-2 decision to his former team CLE (6/8), allowing four runs (3ER) over 6.0

innings for his first quality start since 5/8 at ARI (his last win).� Lost 6-1 at NYM on 6/3 giving up five runs in 5.0 IP and was charged with his 4th loss

5/29 at Atlanta after allowing five runs in 5.0 IP of a 5-4 loss.� Did not get a decision in the Cards’ 10-9 loss to Philly on 5/24. Went just 3.2 innings

and allowed six runs, his shortest outing this year and most runs.� Picked up the loss in a 6-0 shutout at LA on 5/19, allowing four runs (2 ER) in 6.1 IP.� Surpassed 1,500 career innings in the 3rd inn., of his start vs. CHI on 5/14. Received a

no decision in a 6-4 loss, tossing 5.0 IP allowing season high 11 hits. His four runsallowed snapped a streak of 11.0 scoreless innings in the 5th.

� Fired 7.0 scoreless innings of four-hit ball and 8 K’s in 6-1 win at ARI (5/8).� Took a 6-3 loss vs. PIT (5/3), allowing four runs over 6.1 innings and his 1st HR, went 1-

for-2 at plate with his first career stolen base.� Earned his 3rd win 4/27 vs. MIL, pitching 7.0 innings and allowing one run in the

team’s 13-1 victory. Allowed seven hits and no walks with 5 K’s.� Saw the team’s offense shut down in a 2-0 loss at PIT on 4/21. Pitched 6.2 innings,

giving up both runs on seven hits, two walks with a season high six K’s.� Picked up his 2nd win in as many starts on 4/15 vs. Chicago. Allowed 2 runs (1ER)

over 7.0 IP allowing just four hits, a walk with 2K’s.

TONIGHT’S STARTING PITCHER

KYLE LOHSE • RHP • 6-2 • 210 • 33 yrs #26vs. Royals

� Will be making his team leading 14th start of 2012, his 20th career start (21st app.) vs.the Royals and first against them since 5/23/09.

� His last win vs. KC saw him throw 8.0 scoreless innings of four-hit ball vs. KC (5/23/09)in a 5-0 win at Busch Stadium. This was his only start vs. KC as a Cardinal.

� Has thrown 5.0 innings or more in 17 or 19 career starts vs. the Royals.

� Has 29 career wins vs. AL Central opponents, his most vs. any MLB division.

� During Interleague play, Lohse has made 33 apps and 29 starts and holds an 8-15record, 5.52 ERA. He went 1-1 in his two starts in 2011 for St. Louis.

2012 Season� 14th in the National League with a 2.90 ERA and 12th in innings pitched (80.2).

� Ranks 2nd in the N.L. with a 1.34 BB/9 IP mark. Ranks T13th in the NL with 6 winsand 3rd in winning pct. (.857). His 3.83 K/BB ratio ranks 13th in the NL.

� Tied for 7th in NL lead with four road wins, posting a 4-1 record with a 3.06 ERA ineight road starts this season.

� Has not committed an error since 5/22/10 and is perfect in 79 total chances since.

� Fired 7.2 scoreless innings of three-hit ball vs. CLE (6/9) for his 6th win of the seasonand first win and decision since 5/9 at ARI.

� Gave up just two hits and one run over 6.0 IP at NYM (6/4) walking none and strikingout three, but did not get a decision in the team’s 5-4 win.

� For his 4th-straight start did not factor into the decision on 5/30 at ATL, a 10-7 teamloss, in which he allowed five runs in 5.0 innings.

� Started 5/25 vs. Philly and allowed three runs (2ER) over 6.1 innings, but did not get adecision when team blew a 3-2 lead to fall 5-3 to the Phils.

� Did not factor into the decision at LA on 5/20. Pitched 5.2 innings and gave up threeruns, leaving the game with the lead only to see the Dodgers win 6-5.

� Received a no decision in a 7-6 walk-off win vs. CHI (5/15), throwing 6.2 IP, allowingseason highs of five runs and nine hits.

TOMORROW’S STARTING PITCHER

WESTBROOK 2012 RUNS ALLOWED

Inning 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

12 Starts 9 2 3 8 8 5 3 - -

Total Runs: 38 Earned Runs: 34

WESTBROOK SEASON & CAREER

W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO2010 CLE 6-7 4.65 21 21 127.2 133 68 66 44 73

STL 4-4 3.48 12 12 75.0 70 31 29 24 552011 STL 12-9 4.66 33 33 183.1 208 103 95 73 1042011 STL 4-6 4.25 12 12 72.0 81 38 34 22 53Career 89-90 4.33 278 238 1528.1 1643 806 736 491 868

WESTBROOK vs. WHITE SOX W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO2008 0-1 3.65 2 2 12.1 11 5 5 3 62010 0-2 7.15 4 4 22.2 23 18 18 11 6Career 8-13 5.25 31 25 163.0 177 102 95 49 81

Last win vs. CWS: 8/7/07 AT CWS (2-1 w/CLE).

WESTBROOK CAREER HITTING TOTALS AVG. AB H HR RBI SH2012 .174 23 4 0 0 3

Career .128 109 14 1 10 17

Multi-HR Games Game-Ending HR Pinch HR Grand SlamsPlayer Last Home Run Career/2012...Last Career/2012...Last Career/2012...Last Career/2012...Last

Matt Adams 6/5/12 at HOU 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Carlos Beltran 6/13/12 vs. CWS 33/3... 5/11/12 vs. ATL 5/0... 6/11/08 vs. ARI 1/0... 5/18/03 vs. TOR 10/1... 5/8/12 at ARILance Berkman 5/18/12 at LAD 29/0... 6/30/11 at BAL 1/0... 8/29/08 vs. STL 2/1... 5/18/12 at LAD 6/0... 4/13/11 at ARIMatt Carpenter 5/15/12 vs. CHI 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Allen Craig 6/6/12 at HOU 2/0... 9/18/11 at PHI 0/0... --- 1/0... 6/1/11 vs. SF 0/0... ---Daniel Descalso 6/6/12 at HOU 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---David Freese 6/7/12 at HOU 1/1... 6/7/12 at HOU 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 1/1... 6/7/12 at HOURafael Furcal 6/5/12 at HOU 5/0... 6/7/06 vs. NYM 0/0... --- 1/0... 6/6/09 vs. PHI 0/0... ---Tyler Greene 5/21/12 vs. SD 1/1... 5/6/12 at HOU 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Matt Holliday 5/24/12 vs. PHI 16/0... 7/5/11 vs. CIN 3/0... 9/18/09 vs. CHI 0/0... --- 3/0... 7/4/08 vs. FLAJon Jay 4/14/12 vs. CHI 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 2/0... 5/4/11 vs. FLA 0/0... ---Yadier Molina 5/29/12 at ATL 2/0... 8/21/11 at CHI 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 3/1... 5/27/12 vs. PHIShane Robinson 6/7/12 at HOU 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... --- 0/0... ---Skip Schumaker 6/19/11 vs. KC 0/0... --- 2/0... 6/19/11 vs. KC 1/0... 8/9/09 at PIT 1/0... 8/9/10 at CIN

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12+ Total

CARDINALS 47 22 58 23 32 38 30 32 26 1 0 0 309OPPONENTS 44 24 22 25 17 43 30 28 20 3 0 2 255

SCORING BY INNING

BATTING ORDER

11 Furcal 59, Jay 2, Schumaker 2

22 Beltran 20, Jay 15, Schumaker 10, M. Carpenter 7, Greene 6, Descalso 3, Craig 1, Molina 1

33 Holliday 59, Beltran 2, Molina 2

44 Beltran 32, Craig 18, Berkman 9, Molina 2, M.Carpenter 1, Freese 1

55 Freese 45, Molina 5, Adams 4, Craig 4, Berkman 3, M. Carpenter 2

66 Molina 44, Freese 7, Adams 5, M.Carpenter 2, Greene 2, Descalso 1, Cruz 1, Robinson 1

77 Descalso 15, M.Carpenter 11, Greene 10, Jay 9, Adams 8, Robinson 4, Schumaker 2, Cruz 2, Craig 1, Molina 1

88 Greene 14, Descalso 14, Robinson 15, Schumaker 6, Chambers 5, Cruz 5, Robinson 2, Komatsu 1, M.Carpenter 1

99 Lohse 13, Wainwright 13, Lynn 13, Westbrook 12, Garcia 11, Kelly 1

Lineups Used: 50

STARTS BY POSITION

CC Molina 55, Cruz 81B1B M.Carpenter 18, Adams 17, Craig 15, Berkman 13 2B2B Greene 30, Descalso 24, Schumaker 9SSSS Furcal 59, Descalso 2, Greene 23B3B Freese 52, Descalso 7, M.Carpenter 4LFLF Holliday 59, Craig 4CFCF Jay 26, Robinson 21, Schumaker 10, Chambers 5, Beltran 1RFRF Beltran 53, Craig 5, M.Carpenter 2, Komatsu 1, Robinson 1, Schumaker 1PP Lohse 13, Wainwright 13, Lynn 13, Westbrook 12, Garcia 11, Kelly 1

DHDH --

THE LINEUP CARD

TT EEAA MM BB AATT TT II NN GG

Most Runs - Inning - Cards 8 (3rd) 4/27 vs. MILMost Runs - Inning - Opponent 6 (6th) 5/7 at ARIMost Runs - 1st Inning - Cards 4* 5/27 vs. PHIMost Runs - 1st Inning - Opponent 4* 6/5 at HOUMost Runs - Game - Cards 14 6/7 at HOUMost Runs - Game - Opponent 10 5/30 at ATLMost Runs - Game - Both Clubs 19 5/24 vs. PHIMost Hits - Game - Cards 17 5/2 vs. PITMost Hits - Game - Opponent 18 5/24 vs. PHIMost Hits - Game - Both Clubs 33 5/24 vs. PHIFewest Hits - Game - Cards 0 6/1 at NYMMost Extra Base Hits - Game - Cards 8* 4/18 vs. CINMost Singles - Game - Cards 13 5/2 vs. PITMost Doubles - Game - Cards 5 4/18 vs. CINMost Triples - Game - Cards 2 5/2 vs. PITMost Home Runs - Game - Cards 5 5/7 at ARIMost Home Runs - Game - Opponent 3* 4/19 vs. CINLongest Home Run Streak (Games) 6 4/14-20Most Stolen Bases - Game - Cards 4* 5/1 vs. PITMost Stolen Bases - Game - Opponent 3 5/4 at HOU

TT EE AAMM PP II TTCC HH II NN GG

Most Strikeouts - Game - Cards 13* 5/7 at ARIMost Strikeouts - Game - Opponent 17 5/3 vs. PITFewest Strikeouts - Game - Cards 1 5/25 vs. PHIFewest Strikeouts - Game - Opponent 2 5/7 at ARIMost Walks - Game - Cards 9 5/17 at SFMost Walks - Game - Opponent 10 6/7 at HOUFewest Walks - Game - Cards 0* 6/4 at NYMFewest Walks - Game - Opponents 0* 6/12 vs. CWSFewest Hits Allowed 3* 6/9 vs. CLE

II NN DD II VV II DD UUAALL BBAATT TTII NN GG

Longest Hit Streak-Games 12, Furcal 4/29-5/13Longest HR Streak-Games 2*, Beltran 6/9-6/10Longest Run Streak-Games 5, Furcal 5/1-5Longest RBI Streak-Games 5, Craig 5/1-7Most Runs - Game 3*, Robinson 6/7 at HOUMost Hits - Game 4*, Molina 5/29 at ATLMost Doubles - Game 2*, Adams 5/25 vs. PHIMost Triples - Game 1*, Freese 5/25 vs. PHIMost Home Runs - Game 2*, Freese 6/7 at HOUMost RBI - Game 7, Beltran 5/2 vs. PITMost SB - Game 2*, Molina 5/1 vs. PIT Most Walks - Game 3, Molina 6/7 at HOU

IINN DD IIVV II DD UUAA LL PP II TTCC HH II NN GG

Most K’s Game-Starter 12, Lynn 6/13 vs. CWSMost K’s Game-Reliever 4, Salas 5/12 vs. ATLLongest Winning Streak 6, Lynn 4/8-5/7Longest Losing Streak 4, Westbrook 5/19-pres.Most IP Game-Starter 9.0,Wainwright 5/22 vs. SDMost IP Game-Reliever 2.2, Salas 5/12 vs. ATLConsecutive Scoreless IP 14.0, Lohse 4/17-22Fewest Hits Allowed - CG 4, Wainwright 5/22 vs. SD

TT EEAA MM MM IISS CC EELL LLAA NN EEOO UU SS

Longest Winning Streak 4* games 5/6-9Longest Losing Streak 5 games 5/29-6/3Longest Game -Innings 12 5/11 vs. ATLLongest Game -Time (overall) 3:56 5/11 vs. ATLLongest Game -Time (9-inn game) 3:45 6/7 at HOUShortest Game -Time (9-inn game)2:14 6/9 vs. CLELargest Crowd -Home 46,882 4/13 vs. CHILargest Crowd -Road 46,086 4/6 at MILLargest Margin of Victory 12 runs* 6/7 at HOULargest Margin of Defeat 6 runs* 5/19 at LADLargest Comeback Win 3* runs 5/23 vs. SDComeback Wins (4 or more runs) - -Most Left on Base 14 4/17 vs. CINMost Errors 3* 6/8 vs. CLELongest Errorless Streak (Games) 6 4/25-5/3Most Doubleplays Turned-Cardinals 4 4/18 vs. CINMost Doubleplays Turned-Opponent 3* 6/12 vs. CWS

* Happened more than once - last time listed.

CARDINALS HIGHS & LOWS

HOME RUN HIGHLIGHTS

Players 1R 2R 3R GSBoggs 1 1Cleto 1 1 Garcia 1 1Lohse 5 1 1Lynn 5Marte 2 1 McClellan 1 1

Players 1R 2R 3R GSMotte 2 1 1Romero 1 2Rzepczynski 3 1 1Salas 1Wainwright 2 3 2 1Westbrook 1 3 3TOTALS 24 16 7 2

Cardinals Pitchers Home Runs Allowed

Scoring first 24-9 Opponent scores first 8-22

Scoring more than 3 runs 28-12Scoring 3 runs 1-4Scoring fewer than 3 runs 3-15

Scoring in 3 or fewer innings 21-29Scoring in 4 or more innings 11-2

First game of Series 10-11Last game of Series 11-9

First game of road trip 4-1Last game of road trip 3-2First game of homestand 2-3Last game of homestand 2-2Following off-days 4-4

Final at-bat decisions 3-7Walk-off wins 2Come-from-behind wins 9

In errorless games 25-15Extra innings 1-3Shutouts 3-6

Leading after 7 innings 30-1Tied after 7 innings 2-5Trailing after 7 innings 0-25

Leading after 8 innings 31-2Tied after 8 innings 1-5Trailing after 8 innings 0-24

Out-hit opponents 27-6Out-hit by opponents 3-21

Runs via HR 129Opponent runs via HR 86

RECORD WHEN...

Upcoming MilestonesPlayer Milestone Needs ForCarlos Beltran SB 1 300 Hits 19 2,000Lance Berkman RBI 3 1,200Yadier Molina Hits 71 1,000Adam Wainwright IP 48 1,000 Strikeouts 60 857*

*Tied 10th Cardinals all-time (Harry Brecheen)

Date/Opp. STL Players Inn. Opp. Pitcher(s)

4/6 at MIL Beltran/Holliday 3 Y.Gallardo4/9 at CIN Freese/Molina 1 H.Bailey5/7 at ARI Beltran/Holliday 3 J.Saunders Craig/Freese 7 B. Shaw5/11 vs. ATL Beltran/Craig 4 M.Minor

Date/Opp. Opp. Players Inn. STL Pitcher(s)None

Back-to-Back Homer Attack

*The Cardinals have scored 116 two-out runs.

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Spring 16-9-2April 14-8May 13-16June 5-7July 25 gamesAugust 29 gamesSept./Oct. 30 games

Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games Hits 2-OutPlayer 2H 3H 4H 5H 6HTotal GWRBI 2RBI 3RBI 4RBI 5RBI 6+RBI Total Infield Bunt RBI

Adams 4 2 6 1 2 3 1 7Beltran 12 4 2 18 8 5 1 1 2 9 5 1 18Berkman 2 2 1 2Carpenter,M 3 2 1 6 3 4 1 5 8Chambers 1 1 1 1 1 1Craig 9 3 12 3 6 3 9 2 10Cruz 1 1 1Descalso 3 3 1 1 1 3 3Freese 17 3 20 3 8 3 1 12 6 21 Furcal 11 9 2 22 1 6 6 9 2 10Garcia 1 1 1 1 1Greene 1 3 4 1 3 1 4 4 2 6Holliday 17 3 20 4 7 2 10 3 9Jay 6 4 10 2 1 2 6 2 3Komatsu 1Lohse LynnMolina 15 1 3 19 4 3 4 1 8 1 9Robinson 3 3 6 1 1 2 6 5Schumaker 5 5 1 3 1 4 3 1Wainwright Westbrook

TOTALS 111 37 8 0 0 156 30 52 18 3 1 3 77 53 7 113

2012 CARDINALS DETAILED HITTING

Fielding Outfield Errors Base-Stealing Pitcher’s Player Gems Assists T - F - Other CS ATT PCT CS Pick-Offs Catcher’s ERA

Adams 1-2-0Beltran 1 1 0-1-0Berkman 0-1-0Boggs 1 0-1-0M.Carpenter 1 0-4-0Cleto 1 1 100%Cruz 2 5 40% 4.05 (39 er/86.2 ic)Craig 1 1-1-0Descalso 5 0-3-0Freeman 1-0-0Freese 1 2-2-0Furcal 4 3-4-0Garcia 2 4 50% 1Greene 3 0-3-0Holliday 2 3 1-1-0Jay 6KomatsuLinebrinkLohse 1 4 25%Lynn 3 4 75% Marte 1 0 2 0%McClellan 0 1 0%Molina 2-0-0 9 24 38% 1 3.88 (203 er/471.1 ic)Motte 1 1 100%Robinson 3 0-1-0Romero 0 1 0%Rzepcynski 1 2 50%Salas 1 3 33%Schumaker 1 0-0-1Wainwright 1-0-0 0 1 0%Westbrook 2-0-0 2 2 100% 1 1

TOTALS 27 7 14-24-1 12 29 41% 2 2 3.90 (242 er/558.0 ic)

2012 CARDINALS DEFENSE

BREAKDOWN

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Home Road TotalARI --- 3-0 3-0ATL 0-3 1-2 1-5CHI 3-2 1-2 4-4CIN 2-1 2-1 4-2CLE 1-2 --- 1-2COL --- --- 7 gamesCWS 1-1 --- 1-1DET --- --- 3 gamesHOU --- 3-3 3-3KC --- --- 6 gamesLAD --- 0-3 0-3MIA --- 1-0 1-0MIL 2-1 2-1 4-2NYM --- 1-3 1-3PHI 1-3 --- 1-3PIT 2-1 2-1 4-2SD 3-0 --- 3-0SF --- 1-1 1-1WSH --- --- 7 games

NL Central 9-5 10-8 19-13NL East 1-6 3-5 4-11NL West 3-0 4-4 7-4AL Central 2-3 --- 2-3

TOTALS 15-14 17-17 32-31

Player Award

Kolten Wong Texas League Player of the Week (5/14-20)Oscar Taveras Texas League Player of the Week (6/4-10)Tyler Rahmatulla Midwest League Player of the Week (6/4-10)

2012 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (W) / MONTH (M)

2012 ALL - STAR SELECTIONS

Memphis (Pacific Coast-AAA):

Springfield (Texas- AA):

Palm Beach (Florida State-A): LHP Anthony Ferrara, RHPSeth Maness*, OF Mike O’Neill, 2B Starlin Rodriguez

Quad Cities (Midwest- A): C Juan Castillo, 2B Luis Mateo,DH Colin Walsh, RHP Heath Wyatt

Batavia Muckdogs (NYPL- A):

* Promoted

CARDINALS 2012 MINOR LEAGUE REPORTFor Games on Wednesday, June 13 -- Farm System Overall: 118-142 (.454)

2012 PLAYERS OF THE MONTHMonth Name Team(s)

April Oscar Taveras Springfield (AA)

May Colin Walsh Quad Cities (A)

June

July

August

2012 PITCHERS OF THE MONTHMonth Name Team(s)

April Seth Maness Palm Beach (A)

May Trevor Rosenthal Springfield (AA)

June

July

August

MEMPHIS REDBIRDS (AAA) Record: 23-43, 4th Pacific Coast League, American North DivisionMemphis had their ninth-inning comeback fall short in a 5-4 loss vs. Nashville (Brewers). Pete Kozma had two RBI on a single totie the game momentarily in the fourth inning before Nashville took the lead back and held on for the win. Kozma went 2-for-3with two RBI on the night. Skip Schumaker made a rehab appearance for the Redbirds in center-field going 1-for-2 with a runscored and an outfield assist on the afternoon. Brandon Dickson (2-6, 3.55 ERA) allowed five runs on eleven hits in 6.0 innings ofwork to earn the loss for Memphis.

SPRINGFIELD CARDINALS (AA) 1st Half Record: 33-31, T-2nd Texas League, North DivisionSpringfield split the series with Arkansas (Angels) with a 6-1 loss on Wednesday. Trevor Rosenthal (5-6, 3.01 ERA) lost his sixthgame of the season on the mound pitching 5.2 innings allowing four runs on eight hits. Jose Garcia hit his second home run of theyear to provide the only run for the Cardinals on a solo shot in third inning. Oscar Taveras went 2-for-4 with a triple into right fieldin the sixth inning.

PALM BEACH CARDINALS (A) 1st Half Record: 30-34, 3rd Florida State League, South DivisionPalm Beach again defeated the South Division leaders St. Lucie (Mets) 6-1. Starter Scott McGregor made his first start since 2010after missing the 2011 season for Palm Beach. McGregor tossed 3.0 innings and allowed one run on three hits before leaving thegame due to a rain delay. Left-handed reliever Nick Gillung (1-2, 4.60 ERA) held St. Lucie scoreless over 4.0 innings to earn his firstwin for the Cardinals after the rain left. The Cardinals offense received their production from the one and two spots in the line-up. Lead-off man Starlin Rodriguez had two RBI in a 2-for-5 perfomance. Mike O’Neill went 3-for-4 with a triple and an RBI tolead the offense Wednesday.

QUAD CITIES RIVER BANDITS (A) 1st Half Record: 32-34, 5th Midwest League, Western DivisionAnthony Garcia and Luis Mateo were the heroes in Quad Cities walk-off, 10th inning victory over Kane County (Royals) 6-5. Withthe team down 5-2 in the ninth inning, Garcia blasted a two-run homer into left field to cut the lead to 5-4. Mateo then hit apinch-hit double with two out and a runner on second to tie the game at five. Travis Miller (1-0, 3.46 ERA) shut down KaneCounty in the 10th to earn the win for the River Bandits. Garcia came up again in the bottom of the inning, after Colin Walsh sin-gled, and drove a double into left-center to win the game for Quad Cities. Garcia finished 2-for-5 with three RBI, a home run, anda double. The victory snapped a five-game losing streak to Kane County.

BATAVIA MUCKDOGS (A) Record: (37-38, 8th in 2011) New York-Penn League, Pinckney DivisionThe MuckDogs will begin their season Monday, June 18 vs. Auburn (Nationals).

JOHNSON CITY CARDINALS (R) Record: (45-23, 1st in 2011, League Champions) Appalachian League, West DivisionThe back-to-back defending Appalachian League Champions will begin their season Tuesday, June 19 vs. Greeneville (Astros).

GULF COAST LEAGUE CARDINALS Record: (31-24, 5th in 2011) Gulf Coast League, East DivisionThe Cardinals will begin their season Monday, June 18 at the GCL Astros.

2012 CARDINALS DAY-BY-DAY H/R Time/ GA/

Date Opp. D/N Result Winner-Loser-Save Att. W-L STD GB

4/4 MIA R-N W, 4-1 Lohse-J.Johnson-Motte 36,601 1-0 1 +0.5

4/5 OPEN DATE 1-0 T1 ---

4/6 MIL R-D W, 11-5 Garcia-Gallardo 46,086 2-0 1 +0.5

4/7 MIL R-D L, 6-0 Greinke-Wainwright 42,084 2-1 1 +0.5

4/8 MIL R-D W, 9-3 Lynn-Wolf 33,211 3-1 1 +0.5

4/9 CIN R-N W, 7-1 Westbrook-Bailey 16,909 4-1 1 +0.5

4/10 CIN R-N W, 3-1 Lohse-Leake-Motte 17,110 5-1 1 +1.5

4/11 CIN R-D L, 4-3 Chapman- Rzepczynski 20,672 5-2 1 +0.5

4/12 OPEN DATE 5-2 1 +1.0

4/13 CHI H-D L, 9-5 Samardzija-Wainwright 46,882 5-3 1 +1.0

4/14 CHI H-D W, 5-1 Lynn-Volstad 46,792 6-3 1 +1.5

4/15 CHI H-D W, 10-3 Westbrook-Maholm 44,952 7-3 1 +2.5

4/16 OPEN DATE 7-3 1 +3.0

4/17 CIN H-N W, 2-1 (10) Motte-LeCure 35,562 8-3 1 +3.0

4/18 CIN H-N W, 11-1 Garcia-Latos 35,907 9-3 1 +3.0

4/19 CIN H-D L, 6-3 Arroyo-Wainwright-Marshall 40,049 9-4 1 +3.0

4/20 PIT R-N W, 4-1 Lynn-Morton-Motte 23,509 10-4 1 +4.0

4/21 PIT R-N L, 2-0 Burnett-Westbrook-Hanrahan 25,218 10-5 1 +3.0

4/22 PIT R-D W, 5-1 Lohse-Bedard 30,437 11-5 1 +4.0

4/23 CHI R-N L, 3-2 Dolis-Motte 37,794 11-6 1 +3.0

4/24 CHI R-N L, 3-2 (10) Russell-Salas 38,894 11-7 1 +2.0

4/25 CHI R-D W, 5-1 Lynn-Volstad 34,894 12-7 1 +2.5

4/26 OPEN DATE 12-7 1 +3.0

4/27 MIL H-N W, 13-1 Westbrook-Gallardo 43,063 13-7 1 +4.0

4/28 MIL H-D W, 7-3 Lohse-Estrada 42,586 14-7 1 +4.0

4/29 MIL H-D L, 3-2 Greinke-Garcia-Axford 45,824 14-8 1 +3.0

4/30 OPEN DATE 14-8 1 +3.0

APRIL TOTALS 381,617 14-8 1 +3.0

5/1 PIT H-N W, 10-7 Wainwright-Morton-Motte 36,345 15-8 1 +3.5

5/2 PIT H-N W, 12-3 Lynn-Burnett 35,987 16-8 1 +4.5

5/3 PIT H-N L, 6-3 Bedard-Westbrook 40,601 16-9 1 +3.5

5/4 HOU R-N L, 5-4 Harrell-Lohse-Myers 27,201 16-10 1 +2.5

5/5 HOU R-N L, 8-2 Norris-Garcia 23,633 16-11 1 +2.5

5/6 HOU R-D W, 8-1 Wainwright-Happ 22,288 17-11 1 +2.5

5/7 ARI R-N W, 9-6 Lynn-Saunders-Motte 26,447 18-11 1 +2.5

5/8 ARI R-N W, 6-1 Westbrook-I.Kennedy 30,156 19-11 1 +3.5

5/9 ARI R-N W, 7-2 Lohse-Miley-Motte 27,710 20-11 1 +3.5

5/10 OPEN DATE 20-11 1 +3.5

5/11 ATL H-N L, 9-7 (12) L.Hernandez-McClellan-Kimbrel 45,190 20-12 1 +3.5

5/12 ATL H-N L, 7-2 Beachy-Wainwright 44,157 20-13 1 +3.5

5/13 ATL H-D L, 7-4 Hanson-Lynn 45,729 20-14 1 +2.5

5/14 CHI H-N L, 6-4 Camp-Boggs-Dolis 44,276 20-15 1 +1.5

5/15 CHI H-D W, 7-6 Motte-Dolis 45,538 21-15 1 +2.5

5/16 SF R-N W, 4-1 Garcia-Bumgarner-Motte 41,324 22-15 1 +2.5

5/17 SF R-D L, 7-5 Cain-Wainwright-Casilla 41,225 22-16 1 +2.5

5/18 LAD R-N L, 6-5 Jansen-Salas 40,906 22-17 1 +2.5

5/19 LAD R-N L, 6-0 KERSHAW-Westbrook 39,383 22-18 1 +1.5

5/20 LAD R-N L, 6-5 Guerra-Rzepczynski-Jansen 44,005 22-19 1 +0.5

5/21 SD H-N W, 4-3 Motte-Cashner 40,360 23-19 1 +0.5

5/22 SD H-N W, 4-0 WAINWRIGHT-Volquez 39,151 24-19 1 +0.5

5/23 SD H-N W, 6-3 Lynn-Suppan-Motte 40,715 25-19 1 +0.5

5/24 PHI H-N L, 10-9 Valdes-Salas-Papelbon 40,135 25-20 2 -0.5

5/25 PHI H-N L, 5-3 (10) Valdes-Motte-Papelbon 43,375 25-21 2 -0.5

5/26 PHI H-N L, 4-0 KENDRICK-Garcia 44,476 25-22 2 -1.5

5/27 PHI H-D W, 8-3 Wainwright-Halladay 42,659 26-22 2 -1.5

5/28 ATL R-D W, 8-2 Lynn-Hanson 42,426 27-22 2 -0.5

5/29 ATL R-N L, 5-4 Delgado-Westbrook-Kimbrel 26,218 27-23 2 -1.5

5/30 ATL R-N L, 10-7 Venters-Rzepczynski-Kimbrel 28,474 27-24 2 -1.5

5/31 OPEN DATE 27-24 2 -1.5

MAY TOTALS 628,694 27-24 2 -1.5

6/1 NYM R-N L, 8-0 SANTANA-Wainwright 27,069 27-25 2 -2.5

6/2 NYM R-D L, 5-0 DICKEY-Lynn 27,914 27-26 2 -3.5

6/3 NYM R-N L, 6-1 Niese-Westbrook 23,559 27-27 3 -3.5

6/4 NYM R-D W, 5-4 Rzepczynski-Rauch 26,830 28-27 T2 -3.0

6/5 HOU R-N L, 9-8 Harrell-Garcia 18,911 28-28 3 -3.0

6/6 HOU R-N W, 4-3 Wainwright-Norris-Motte 18,517 29-28 T2 -3.0

6/7 HOU R-N W, 14-2 Lynn-Happ 22,265 30-28 T2 -2.0

6/8 CLE H-N L, 6-2 Tomlin-Westbrook 42,098 30-29 3 -3.0

6/9 CLE H-N W, 2-0 Lohse-Masterson-Motte 41,694 31-29 3 -2.0

6/10 CLE H-D L, 4-1 Pestano-Motte-C. Perez 43,400 31-30 3 -2.0

6/11 OPEN DATE 31-30 3 -2.0

6/12 CWS H-N L, 6-1 Quintana-Wainwright 40,972 31-31 3 -3.0

6/13 CWS H-N W, 1-0 Lynn-Peavy-Motte 40,045 32-31 3 -3.0

6/14 CWS H-N 7:15

6/15 KC H-N 7:15

6/16 KC H-D 1:15

6/17 KC H-D 1:15

6/18 OPEN DATE

6/19 DET R-N 6:05

6/20 DET R-N 6:05

6/21 DET R-D 12:05

6/22 KC R-N 7:10

6/23 KC R-D 1:10

6/24 KC R-D 1:10

6/25 MIA R-N 6:10

6/26 MIA R-N 6:10

6/27 MIA R-N 6:10

6/28 OPEN DATE

6/29 PIT H-N 7:15

6/30 PIT H-D 1:15

JUNE TOTALS

7/1 PIT H-D 1:15

7/2 COL H-N 7:15

7/3 COL H-N 7:15

7/4 COL H-N 6:15

7/5 COL H-N 7:15

7/6 MIA H-N 7:15

7/7 MIA H-D 3:10

7/8 MIA H-D 1:15

7/9 OPEN DATE

7/10 ALL-STAR GAME - Kansas City, Mo.

7/11 OPEN DATE

7/12 OPEN DATE

1ST HALF TOTALS

H/R Time/ GA/

Date Opp. D/N Result Winner-Loser-Save Att. W-L STD GB

7/13 CIN R-N 6:10

7/14 CIN R-D 3:05

7/15 CIN R-N 7:05

7/16 MIL R-N 7:10

7/17 MIL R-N 7:10

7/18 MIL R-D 1:10

7/19 OPEN DATE

7/20 CHI H-N 7:15

7/21 CHI H-D 3:05

7/22 CHI H-D 1:15

7/23 LAD H-N 7:15

7/24 LAD H-N 7:15

7/25 LAD H-N 7:15

7/26 LAD H-D 12:45

7/27 CHI R-D 1:20

7/28 CHI R-D 12:05

7/29 CHI R-D 1:20

7/30 OPEN DATE

7/31 COL R-N 7:40

JULY TOTALS

8/1 COL R-N 7:40

8/2 COL R-N 7:40

8/3 MIL H-N 7:15

8/4 MIL H-N 6:15

8/5 MIL H-D 1:15

8/6 SF H-N 7:15

8/7 SF H-N 7:15

8/8 SF H-N 7:15

8/9 SF H-D 12:45

8/10 PHI R-N 6:05

8/11 PHI R-N 6:05

8/12 PHI R TBD

8/13 OPEN DATE

8/14 ARI H-N 7:15

8/15 ARI H-N 7:15

8/16 ARI H-N 7:15

8/17 PIT H-N 7:15

8/18 PIT H-N 6:15

8/19 PIT H-D 1:15

8/20 OPEN DATE

8/21 HOU H-N 7:15

8/22 HOU H-N 7:15

8/23 HOU H-D 12:45

8/24 CIN R-N 6:10

8/25 CIN R-D 3:05

8/26 CIN R-D 12:10

8/27 PIT R-N 6:05

8/28 PIT R-N 6:05

8/29 PIT R-N 6:05

8/30 WSH R-N 6:05

8/31 WSH R-N 6:05

AUGUST TOTALS

9/1 WSH R-N 6:05

9/2 WSH R-D 12:35

9/3 NYM H-D 1:15

9/4 NYM H-N 7:15

9/5 NYM H-D 12:45

9/6 OPEN DATE

9/7 MIL H-N 7:15

9/8 MIL H-N 6:15

9/9 MIL H-D 1:15

9/10 SD R-N 9:05

9/11 SD R-N 9:05

9/12 SD R-D 5:35

9/13 LAD R-N 9:10

9/14 LAD R-N 9:10

9/15 LAD R-N 8:10

9/16 LAD R-D 3:10

9/17 OPEN DATE

9/18 HOU H-N 7:15

9/19 HOU H-N 7:15

9/20 HOU H-D 12:45

9/21 CHI R-D 1:20

9/22 CHI R TBD

9/23 CHI R-D 1:20

9/24 HOU R-N 7:05

9/25 HOU R-N 7:05

9/26 HOU R-N 7:05

9/27 OPEN DATE

9/28 WSH H-N 7:15

9/29 WSH H-N 6:15

9/30 WSH H-D 1:15

SEPT. TOTALS

10/1 CIN H-N 7:15

10/2 CIN H-N 7:15

10/3 CIN H-N 7:15

OCT. TOTALS

2ND HALF TOTALS

SEASON TOTALS

NOTE: Pitchers' complete games in CAPS; Extra innings shown in parentheses;

Times listed are Central (STL) time; *indicates make-up game due to rain out.

Results of Cardinals starting pitchers, with record, team record in his starts,

average innings pitched per start, strikeouts per 9 innings and run support:

STL rec. in Avg. IP Ks per Run

Pitcher Starts QS W-L his starts per start 9 IP supportGarcia 11 6 3-4 4-7 6.0 6.9 4.9 (54)Kelly 1 0 0-0 0-1 5.0 7.2 1.0 (1)Lohse 13 8 6-1 9-4 6.1 5.1 4.7 (61)Lynn 13 9 10-2 10-3 6.1 9.5 6.3 (82)Wainwright 13 5 5-7 5-8 6.0 8.3 4.0 (52)Westbrook 12 7 4-6 4-8 6.0 6.6 4.9 (59)

Starter’s Totals 63 35 28-20 32-31 6.0 7.4 4.9 (309)

383.1 IP 316 Ks

GETTING STARTED