Braves Tied Best Record Since June 8 and Best Weighted Statis-Pro Record

We noted in an earlier post that while the Braves started this actual MLB season as the coldest team in baseball, they have actually started our Statis-Pro Baseball season as the hottest team - now at 11-4 in our weighted records (3-game sweep awarded for wins with 5+ run lead after 8 innings, and 2 games to 1 credit for closer wins). Well, since June 8 the Braves have tied for the best record at baseball with an almost identical record of 10-4 - amazing what having Ronald Acuna Jr. back hitting at an NL MVP level. Here are the standings as of 9 pm Eatern on June 25 counting games going back to June 9 - the Astros, Dodgers and Phillies are also 10-4 like the Braves, while the Diamondbacks and Brewers are just half a game worse at 9-5. 

Team Rank June 9-25 at 9 pm ET	W 6/8	L 6/8		W Recent	L Recent	W% Recent
Atlanta Braves	27	37		10	4	0.714
Houston Astros	36	29		10	4	0.714
Los Angeles Dodgers	39	27		10	4	0.714
Philadelphia Phillies	37	28		10	4	0.714
Arizona Diamondbacks	31	34		10	5	0.667
Milwaukee Brewers	35	31		10	5	0.667
Cincinnati Reds	33	33		9	5	0.643
Tampa Bay Rays	35	30		9	5	0.643
Los Angeles Angels	30	34		10	6	0.625
Texas Rangers	31	35		9	6	0.600
Miami Marlins	24	39		8	6	0.571
Seattle Mariners	33	31		8	6	0.571
Toronto Blue Jays	35	30		7	6	0.538
Boston Red Sox	32	35		8	7	0.533
St. Louis Cardinals	36	29		8	7	0.533
Baltimore Orioles	26	38		8	8	0.500
Detroit Tigers	43	24		7	7	0.500
Athletics	26	41		7	8	0.467
San Francisco Giants	38	28		6	7	0.462
San Diego Padres	37	27		7	9	0.438
Chicago Cubs	40	25		6	8	0.429
Colorado Rockies	12	53		6	8	0.429
New York Yankees	39	25		6	9	0.400
Cleveland Guardians	34	30		5	8	0.385
Pittsburgh Pirates	26	40		6	10	0.375
Kansas City Royals	34	32		4	9	0.308
New York Mets	42	24		4	10	0.286
Chicago White Sox	22	44		4	11	0.267
Washington Nationals	30	35		3	13	0.188
Minnesota Twins	35	30		2	12	0.143
Totals 217 Games June 9-24	978	978		217	217	0.500

Here are the Statis-Pro Standings first by actual cords, and then by Win Credits based on if they "swept" the series/game, and finally by Run Differential in their 4 to 6 Statis-Pro games, so a small sample.

Team	Won	Lost	Win%	W Credit	L Credit	Credit %	Runs	Allow	Diff
NYM	3	1	0.750	7	5	0.583	4.3	2.0	2.3
CHC	3	1	0.750	7	5	0.583	4.5	3.0	1.5
STL	2	2	0.500	7	5	0.583	5.5	3.8	1.7
PHI	2	2	0.500	6	6	0.5	2.5	3.3	-0.8
MIL	1	3	0.250	5	7	0.417	2.3	4.8	-2.5
PIT	1	3	0.250	4	8	0.333	3.0	5.3	-2.3
Team	Wins	Losses	Win%	W Credit	L Credit	Credit %	Runs	Allowed	Diff
SDP	3	1	0.750	6	6	0.5	3.3	3.5	-0.2
LAD	4	2	0.667	11	7	0.611	5.2	3.5	1.7
ATL	3	2	0.600	11	4	0.733	5.2	2.2	3.o
CIN	2	3	0.400	5	10	0.333	3.4	5.0	-1.6
SFG	1	3	0.250	6	6	0.5	5.5	5.0	0.5
ARI	0	4	0.000	1	11	0.083	0.5	4.8	-4.3

Shohei Ohtani Shines in 5-0 Dodgers Win, but Angels Take 8-7 11th Inning Win

 In the battle of Los Angeles, the Dodgers dominated the second game 5-0 against a depleted Angels staff. However, the staff was depleted after going through every reliever that was at least average (PB 4-7) to pull off a thrilling 8-7 win in 11 innings.

Shohei Ohtani was the Dodgers MVP in a 5-0 win in the nightcap and in the 2-game series recorded a homer, triple and three steals to score 4 runs and have 4 hits in 8 at bats. He also pitched 2.3 scoreless innings after Clayton Kershaw faltered against an Angels team that is much better against lefties than righties.  However, the Dodgers came back from down 4-1, as Andy Pages earned Dodgers player of the game in that one with a 3-run homer that tied the game 5-5, but eventually LaMonte Wade Jr. led off the 11th with a walk-off homer scoring the extra inning runner.

We do score the 5-0 win as a 3-game sweep vs. the two games to one edge for the Angels in the first game in our expanded schedule, so this will be considered a 4 games to 2 series win for the Dodgers.

In the game below  Yusei Kikuchi registered 7 strikeouts in 6 innings, then the next day in. Real game he had a career high 12 strikeouts.

   

Pos	LAD HR 11'-35	WAR	AB	R	H	RBI	Xtra
DH	Shohei Ohtani	12	8	4	4	1	HR, 3B, 3 SB
cf	Mookie Betts	41	9	1	1	1
1b	Freddie Freeman	43	9	0	1	0
RF	Teoscar Hernández	135	9	1	1	2	2b
C	Will Smith	32	8	1	1	0
2b	Hyeseong Kim		8	1	2	1	3b, sb
3b	Max Muncy	104	5	1	0	0
PR	Tommy Edman	142	0	1	0	0
3b	Enrique Hernández		0	0	0	0
PR	Austin Barnes		0	1	0	0
3b	Kiké Hernández		0	0	0	0
lf	Andy Pages	19	7	1	2	4	2b, HR
SS	Miguel Rojas		8	0	1	1
	Batting Average .183		71	12	13	10
PB	Los Angeles Dodgers / NL West	WAR	IP	K	R	ER	Xtra
2'-8	Clayton Kershaw		2.7	3	4	4
2'-8	Shohei Ohtani		2.3	1	0	0
2'-8	Evan Phillips		0.3	1	1	1
2'-8	Ben Casparius		1.7	1	0	0
2'-8	Blake Treinen		1	1	0	0
2'-9	Tanner Scott		1.3	1	1	0
2'-8	Kirby Yates		0.7	0	2	1	L
	Game 2 pitchers	WAR	AB	K	H	RBI	Xtra
2'-9	Blake Snell		6	4	0	0	W
2'-7	Gavin Stone		1	1	0	0
2'-7	Brusdar Graterol		1	0	0	0
2'-8	Alex Vesia		1	0	0	0
	ERA 2.84		19	13	8	6
Pos	LAA HR 11'-55	WAR	AB	R	H	RBI	Xtra
RF	Mike Trout		9	2	1	1	HR
SS	Zach Neto	33	9	0	4	0	2 SB
LF	Taylor Ward		9	1	2	4	HR
DH	Jorge Soler		9	0	1	0
CF	Jo Adell		8	2	1	0
1b	LaMonte Wade Jr.		9	1	3	2	HR
C	Logan O'Hoppe		5	0	0	0	HBP, 2W
3b	Yoán Moncada		7	0	2	1	2B
2b	Luis Rengifo		7	2	2	0
	Batting Average .222		72	8	16	8
PB	Los Angeles Angels / AL West	WAR	IP	K	R	ER
2'-7	Yusei Kikuchi	66	6	7	2	2
2'-7	Brock Burke		0.7	1	3	3
2'-8	Kenley Jansen		1.3	3	0	0
2'-8	Ben Joyce		2	3	1	0
4'-7	Hans Crouse		1	1	1	0	W
	Game 2 pitchers	WAR	IP	K	R	ER
4'-7	Tyler Anderson	161	4.7	3	5	4	L
2'-6	Brett Kerry		3.3	1	0	0
	ERA 4.26		19	19	12	9

Printing out Dodgers and Angels Statis-Pro Baseball Teams

Here is the screen shot on printing out teams for a Statis-Pro baseball game. Because we are playing the two Los Angeles teams face off next, we can actually define and print from both the batters sheet and the pitchers sheet with both teams in order, so here is what that looked like.

Our match-ups include a Game 1 match-up of Clayton Kershaw debuting in the Statis-Pro season and facing the Angels Yusei Kikuchi. The Angels will see another lefty in game 2 in Blake Snell facing the Angles Tyler Anderson.

To play your own games for free you can click on the Statis-Pro Baseball Game and choose either two of the all-time 60 great teams or two current teams with projected cards.

Astros Survive De La Cruz 3-1

 For the 5th straight game Elly De La Cruz was the Reds player of thr game. He led off with a single against ace Hunter Brown, stole second, but was erase on a clutch defensive play by his counter part Jeremy Pena who snagged a line drive and threw him out.

In the 9th he bunted for a single against closer Josh Hader, stole the Reds 4th base in 4 tries against weak armed Yanier Diaz, and this time on a wild throw came all the way around to score.

However that was it for the Reds, letting the Astros Mauricio Dubon's 3-run clutch homer in the 4th give the Astros a 3-1 win.

Interleague play starts with Braves-Tigers thriller

 Our first interleague game of the year as a Z-play resulted in a downpour that delayed the game for more than an hour with Tarik Skubal on the mound in the top of the 8th throwing a no-hitter with a 2-0 lead. He has already struck out the first batter of the 8th despite his PB dropping from 2-9 to 2-8 due to pitching past his Max IP of 7. However, a long delay drops the PB by two more, so he would have been only a PB4-7 trying to pitch after the delay and the pen could not hold the lead.

However, in the 10th Zach McKinstry singled in the ghost runner to tie the game 3-3, then he told second and raced home with the game-winner on Jahmai Jones third single of the game to register as our player of the game for the Tigers. Marcell Ozuna is the Braves player of the game for his 2-run homer with two outs in the 9th to force extra inning.

Line-ups and highlights by player are below, with a picture of the scoresheet at the end.

   

Pos	Braves Batter	WAR	Highlights
rf	Ronald Acuña Jr.		Leadoff walk vs Skubal
3b	Austin Riley	154	9th inning 1b start rally
1b	Matt Olson	24
DH	Marcell Ozuna	107	2-run HR in 9th
C	Sean Murphy	116
LF	Alex Verdugo
CF	Michael Harris II		2 doubles including 10th RBI
2b	Ozzie Albies
SS	Nick Allen
PB	Braves Pitcher	WAR	Highlights
2'-7	Bryce Elder		7 IP, 2 Runs
2'-8	Pierce Johnson
2'-7	Raisel Iglesias		1+ IP, 2 Runs (1 earned) loss
2'-8	Aaron Bummer
Pos	Tigers Batter	WAR	Highlights
3b	Zach McKinstry	85	10th inn RBI single, steal, score GW
CF	Riley Greene	138
lf	Jahmai Jones		3 hits including GW 10th single
1b	Spencer Torkelson	157
RF	Kerry Carpenter
2b	Gleyber Torres	131	walk
2b	Ryan Kreidler		pinch run, steal, score
DH	Colt Keith		rbi go-ahead single, score
SS	Javier Báez	120
C	Dillon Dingler	94
CF	Manuel Margot		pinch hit RBI single
C	Jake Rogers		score 10th as ghost runner
PB	Tigers Pitcher	WAR	Highlights
2'-9	Tarik Skubal	8	7.1 scoreless, 1 hit before rain delay
2'-8	Will Vest	155	1 IP 0 runs
2'-8	Tommy Kahnle	184	blown save
2'-7	Jack Flaherty		Win

Detroit and Houston 1st Interleague Opponents (vs. Atlanta and Cincinnati)

 Our 2025 interleague play will start with a classic - Cy Young favorite Tanik Skubal facing Ronald Acuna Jr., who us finally back and hitting at the level of his last full season as MVP.

Here are the printed pitcher and batter cards for our first two interleague series of the 2025 Project Statis-Pro Baseball card seasons. The Braves and Reds will need to face two of the best in the opener with Tarik Skubal for the Tigers and Hunter Brown for the Astros against the No. 4 pitchers for the Braves and Reds. However, in Game 2 with will reverse with the Braves and Reds aces going against the No. 4 starters below, Reese Olson and Cristian Javier.

In other news Francisco Alvarez, who has a clean-up batter level card for the Mets, is actually struggling due to another hand injury and was actually just sent to the minors. However, we play ours as a "what if" season where we keep using players unless the go to another team or are put on 60 day DL. Obviously you can use players as you wish under whatever league rules you establish, or play with all-time teams that obviously never change personnel.

Statis-Pro Interleague Matchups Include Devers vs. Red Sox, Ohtani vs. Angels, Astros vs Reds

Having played two home-and-away double headers for each of our 12-NL teams using our free Statis-Pro baseball game, we will now play our one interleague 2-game series for each team before they go back and play the remaining three teams in their division. That will let each team go through their 4-man rotation three times between the five divisional series and one interleague series.

 

NL East	W	L	R	All	AL OPP	Game 1	WAR	PB	Game 2	WAR	PB
NYM	3	1	4.3	2.0	SEA	Ryan Pepiot	191	2'-7	Joe Rock		2'-7
CHC	3	1	4.5	3.0	TEX	Jacob deGrom	28	2'-9	Jon Gray		2'-7
STL	2	2	5.5	3.8	CLE	Shane Bieber		2'-8	Logan Allen		2'-7
PHI	2	2	2.5	3.3	TOR	Max Scherzer		2'-8	José Berríos	118	2'-7
MIL	1	3	2.3	4.8	KC	Seth Lugo	185	2'-7	Michael Wacha	59	2'-7
PIT	1	3	3.0	5.3	NYY	Max Fried	15	2'-9	Luis Gil		2'-7
NL West	W	L	R	All	AL OPP	Game 1	WAR	PB	Game 2	WAR	PB
LAD	3	1	4.8	3.3	LAA	Yusei Kikuchi	66	2'-7	Tyler Anderson	161	4'-7
SDP	3	1	3.3	3.5	TB	Logan Gilbert		2'-8	Bryan Woo	86	2'-8
ATL	3	1	5.8	1.8	DET	Tarik Skubal	8	2'-9	Reese Olson	183	2'-7
CIN	2	2	4.0	5.5	HOU	Hunter Brown	9	2'-9	Cristian Javier		4'-7
SFG	1	3	5.5	5.0	BOS	Walker Buehler		2'-7	Brayan Bello		2'-7
ARI	0	4	0.5	4.8	MIN	Pablo López	156	2'-7	Bailey Ober		2'-7

We use the projected cards for each player even if they are injured, unless they are on the 60-day DL, a nightmare for the Diamondbacks who are missing their ace, closer and set-up man from the only 0-4 team in our game. Right now, one of the three relegated teams, the Washington Nationals, have a better record than one of the teams we include, the Pittsburgh Pirates.

For each AL team we chose either their ace and No. 4 starter or their No. 2 and No. 3 starter just depending on cards we wanted to see face each other. We track the results and who started each game here.

We set up a couple of grudge matches, with Devers and Ohtani facing their former teams, and then the Astros vs. Reds since I am an Astros fan but by brothers and best friend who runs our NL League are Reds fans so it has been Reds vs. Astros forever.

Here are the next four games for each team and which pitcher will start for them, and then below that are the four games they have already played with who started and who their best position player was in the game with a couple of stats. The first time through the rotation it is the No. 1 starter vs the opponents No. 1 starter in the first game, then the No. 4 vs. the No. 4. Then in the second series we go No. 2 vs No. 2 and No 3 v No 3. However, to not make aces always go against each other, in this second time through the rotation we reverse for one team to even it out, so the No. 1s get to face No. 4s and No. 2s get to face No. 3s.

Team	Rot	Starter	PB	WAR/DL	Next 4 or Opp	Credit	Result	Runs	All	MVP	Notes
ARI	6	Ryne Nelson	2'-7		1	v Min
ARI	2	Zac Gallen	2'-7		2	v Min
ARI	4	Merrill Kelly	2'-7	81	3	v SF
ARI	3	Brandon Pfaadt	2'-7		4	v SF
ARI	4	Merrill Kelly	2'-7	81	atl	0	Loss	1	8	Eugenio Suárez	HR
ARI	1	Corbin Burnes	2'-9	57, DL60	ATL (away)	0	Loss	0	5	Corbin Carroll	single, steal
ARI	2	Zac Gallen	2'-7		SDP	1	Loss	0	1	Gabriel Moreno	double
ARI	3	Brandon Pfaadt	2'-7		SDP (away)	0	Loss	1	5	Corbin Carroll	single,stole, scored
ARI	5	Jordan Montgomery	2'-7	DL60
ARI	6	Ryne Nelson	2'-7
ATL	6	Bryce Elder	2'-7		1	v Det
ATL	1	Chris Sale	2'-9	129	2	v Det
ATL	4	Spencer Schwellenbach	2'-7		3	v Cin
ATL	2	Spencer Strider	2'-8		4	v Cin
ATL	1	Chris Sale	2'-9	129	Ari	3	Won	5	0	Jurickson Profar	3 hits
ATL	4	Spencer Schwellenbach	2'-7		ari (away)	3	Won	8	1	Jarred Kelenic	3 hits, 2-run homer
ATL	3	Reynaldo López	2'-8	DL60	lad	3	Won	8	3	Michael Harris II	4 hits, triple and HR
ATL	2	Spencer Strider	2'-8		LAD (away)	1	Loss	2	3	Marcell Ozuna	2-run homer
ATL	5	AJ Smith-Shawver	2'-7	DL60
ATL	6	Bryce Elder	2'-7
CIN	4	Nick Lodolo	2'-7	63	1	v Hou
CIN	1	Nick Martinez	2'-8	134	2	v Hou
CIN	2	Andrew Abbott	2'-8	46	3	v Atl
CIN	3	Hunter Greene	2'-7	56	4	v Atl
CIN	2	Andrew Abbott	2'-8	46	LAD	0	Loss	1	9	Elly De La Cruz	leadoff homer
CIN	1	Nick Martinez	2'-8	134	LAD (away)	1	Loss	2	4	Elly De La Cruz	single, steal
CIN	3	Hunter Greene	2'-7	56	SFG	1	Win	12	9	Elly De La Cruz	2 homers, 5 rbis, 2 steals
CIN	4	Nick Lodolo	2'-7	63	SFG (away)	1	Win	1	0	Elly De La Cruz	walk, steal, score
CIN	6	Brady Singer	4'-7
CIN	4	Graham Ashcraft	4'-7
LAD	5	Clayton Kershaw	2'-8		1	v LAA
LAD	2	Blake Snell	2'-9		2	v LAA
LAD	4	Roki Sasaki	2'-8		3	v SD
LAD	3	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	2'-9	53	4	v SD
LAD	2	Blake Snell	2'-9		atl	2	won	3	2	Andy Pages	HR
LAD	3	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	2'-9	53	atl (away)	0	Loss	3	8	Miguel Rojas	3 hits, 2-run homer
LAD	1	Tyler Glasnow	2'-9	DL60	Cin	2	Won	4	2	Shohei Ohtani	2-run 10th inn GW HR
LAD	4	Roki Sasaki	2'-8		CIN (away)	3	Won	9	1	Max Muncy	HR, single, 2 walks
LAD	5	Clayton Kershaw	2'-8
LAD	6	Shohei Ohtani	2'-8
SDP	4	Nick Pivetta	2'-7	101	1	v TB
SDP	1	Michael King	2'-8	152	2	v TB
SDP	2	Dylan Cease	2'-8		3	v LAD
SDP	3	Joe Musgrove	2'-7		4	v LAD
SDP	4	Nick Pivetta	2'-7	101	ARI	2	Won	5	1	Jackson Merrill	3 hits, single, steal, triple
SDP	1	Michael King	2'-8	152	Ari (away)	2	Won	1	0	Fernando Tatis Jr.	single, steal
SDP	2	Dylan Cease	2'-8		SF	2	Won	5	0	Fernando Tatis Jr.	2 hits, homer
SDP	3	Joe Musgrove	2'-7		SFG (away)	0	Loss	2	13	Luis Arraez	walk, single, run
SDP	6	Matt Waldron	4'-7
SDP	5	Yu Darvish	2'-7
SFG	4	Hayden Birdsong	2'-7		1	v Bos
SFG	1	Logan Webb	2'-9	78	2	v Bos
SFG	2	Robbie Ray	2'-8	40	3	v Ari
SFG	3	Justin Verlander	2'-7		4	v Ari
SFG	4	Hayden Birdsong	2'-7		CIN	1	Loss	9	12	Willy Adames	3 hits, 2b, 5 RBIs
SFG	1	Logan Webb	2'-9	78	Cin (away)	1	Loss	0	1	Patrick Bailey	broke up no hitter
SFG	2	Robbie Ray	2'-8	40	SD (away)	1	Loss	0	5	Mike Yastrzemski	only hit
SFG	3	Justin Verlander	2'-7		SDP	3	Won	13	2	Willy Adames	HR, 3 runs
SFG	5	Carson Whisenhunt	2'-7
SFG	6	Kyle Harrison	2'-7
CHC	6	Colin Rea	4'-7		1	v Tex
CHC	2	Shota Imanaga	2'-8		2	v Tex
CHC	4	Matthew Boyd	2'-7		3	v NYM
CHC	3	Jameson Taillon	2'-7		4	v NYM
CHC	2	Shota Imanaga	2'-8		Mil	1	loss	0	2	Kyle Tucker	walk, steal, single
CHC	3	Jameson Taillon	2'-7		Mil (away)	2	won	8	4	Michael Busch	game winning grand slam
CHC	1	Justin Steele	2'-8	DL60	St.L	2	Won	4	2	Kyle Tucker	triple, single
CHC	4	Matthew Boyd	2'-7		Stl (away)	2	Won	6	4	Nico Hoerner	HR, single, steal
CHC	6	Colin Rea	4'-7
CHC	5	Javier Assad	4'-7	DL60
MIL	4	Aaron Ashby	2'-7		1	v KC
MIL	1	Nestor Cortes	2'-8		2	v KC
MIL	3	Tobias Myers	2'-7		3	v Pit
MIL	2	Freddy Peralta	2'-8	93	4	v Pit
MIL	3	Tobias Myers	2'-7		ChC	1	loss	4	8	Jackson Chourio	2b, 1b
MIL	2	Freddy Peralta	2'-8	93	ChC (away)	2	win	2	0	William Contreras	2-run homer
MIL	1	Nestor Cortes	2'-8		NyM	1	Loss	3	7	Rhys Hoskins	HR
MIL	4	Aaron Ashby	2'-7		nym (away)	1	Loss	0	4	William Contreras	2 hits, walk, steal
MIL	6	Jacob Misiorowski	2'-7
MIL	5	Jose Quintana	2'-7	164
NYM	4	Tylor Megill	2'-7		1	vs Sea
NYM	1	Kodai Senga	2'-8	31	2	v Sea
NYM	2	Clay Holmes	2'-8	165	3	v ChC
NYM	3	David Peterson	2'-7	106	4	v ChC
NYM	4	Tylor Megill	2'-7		Mil		Won	4	0	Francisco Álvarez	double, homer
NYM	1	Kodai Senga	2'-8	31	MKE (away)	2	Won	7	3	Juan Soto	10th inning GW 3-run HR
NYM	2	Clay Holmes	2'-8	165	phil	1	Loss	1	4	Jesse Winker	single, double
NYM	3	David Peterson	2'-7	106	phil (away)	2	Won	5	1	Francisco Lindor	2 homers, double
NYM	6	Griffin Canning	2'-7	127
NYM	5	Sean Manaea	2'-7
PHI	4	Jesús Luzardo	4'-7	200	1	vs Tor
PHI	1	Zack Wheeler	2'-9	38	2	vs Tor
PHI	3	Cristopher Sánchez	2'-8	49	3	v STl
PHI	2	Ranger Suárez	2'-8	113	4	v STl
PHI	4	Jesús Luzardo	4'-7	200	nym	1	Loss	1	5	Bryce Harper	HR, 2 hits
PHI	2	Ranger Suárez	2'-8	113	nym (away)	2	Won	4	1	Trea Turner	rbi double & rbi single
PHI	1	Zack Wheeler	2'-9	38	Pit	1	Loss	3	6	Max Kepler	2 hits
PHI	3	Cristopher Sánchez	2'-8	49	pitt (away)	2	Won	2	1	J.T. Realmuto	2 hits, looking for sheet
PHI	5	Aaron Nola	2'-6
PHI	6	Kyle Tyler	4'-7
PIT	4	Mitch Keller	2'-7		1	v NYY
PIT	1	Paul Skenes	2'-9	6	2	v NYY
PIT	2	Andrew Heaney	2'-7	98	3	v Mil
PIT	3	Jared Jones	2'-7		4	v Mil
PIT	4	Mitch Keller	2'-7		phil	1	Loss	1	2	Oneil Cruz	steal, score
PIT	1	Paul Skenes	2'-9	6	Phil (away)	2	Won	6	3	Bryan Reynolds	2b, 1b
PIT	2	Andrew Heaney	2'-7	98	StL	1	Loss	1	5	Bryan Reynolds	single, scored
PIT	3	Jared Jones	2'-7		Stl (away)	0	Loss	4	11	Jack Suwinski	2 singles, 2 steals
PIT	6	Bailey Falter	4'-7
PIT	5	Johan Oviedo	2'-7
STL	4	Michael McGreevy	2'-7		1	v Cle
STL	1	Sonny Gray	2'-7	112	2	v Cle
STL	2	Andre Pallante	2'-7		3	v Phi
STL	3	Quinn Mathews	2'-7		4	v Phi
STL	4	Michael McGreevy	2'-7		Chc	1	Loss	4	6	Alec Burleson	2-run triple, single & scored
STL	1	Sonny Gray	2'-7	112	ChC (away)	1	Loss	2	4	Nolan Gorman	single, double
STL	3	Quinn Mathews	2'-7		PIT	3	Won	11	4	Nolan Gorman	homer, 3 hits
STL	2	Andre Pallante	2'-7		Pit (away)	2	Won	5	1	Alec Burleson	2 RBI hits
STL	6	Erick Fedde	4'-7	166
STL	5	Matthew Liberatore	2'-7