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On throwing error by shortstop Segura, Wong advances. Wong scored.

Holliday homered to center on a 0-0 count. Heyward scored. Carpenter scored.

Homered to center on a 0-0 count. Heyward scored. Carpenter scored.

Lind singled to center. Braun to second. Segura scored.

Singled to center. Braun to second. Segura scored.

Ar.Ramirez doubled to left. Davis advanced to third. Lind scored. Braun scored.

Doubled to left. Davis advanced to third. Lind scored. Braun scored.

Cardinals second.  Reynolds walked on a full count.  Wong tripled to center, Reynolds scored, on Segura's error, Wong scored.  Jay grounded out, pitcher W.Peralta to first baseman Lind.  T.Cruz doubled to left.  Wainwright grounded out, second baseman H.Gomez to first baseman Lind, T.Cruz to third.  M.Carpenter struck out.  

Cardinals seventh.  W.Smith pitching.  Bourjos grounded out, second baseman H.Gomez to first baseman Lind.  M.Carpenter doubled to center.  Heyward walked.  Jeffress pitching.  Holliday homered to center on a 0-0 count, M.Carpenter scored, Heyward scored.  Jh.Peralta lined out to pitcher Jeffress.  Reynolds flied out to right fielder Braun.  

Brewers eighth.  Siegrist pitching.  L.Jimenez pinch-hitting for Wooten.  L.Jimenez struck out.  Segura doubled to left.  J.Rogers pinch-hitting for Parra.  J.Rogers flied out to center fielder Bourjos, Segura to third.  Braun walked on a full count.  Choate pitching.  Lind singled to center, Segura scored, Braun to second.  Maness pitching.  K.Davis was hit by a pitch, Braun to third, Lind to second.  Ar.Ramirez doubled to left, Braun scored, Lind scored, K.Davis to third.  H.Gomez grounded out, third baseman M.Carpenter to first baseman Reynolds.  

The Cardinals took two of three from the Brewers in St. Louis, April 13-16. And they won seven of the 10 meetings in Milwaukee last season.

St. Louis is coming off a 4-1 road victory over the Nationals on Thursday. It was the 10th time this season that the Cardinals have allowed two or fewer runs in a game (8-2); that is the most in the majors.

Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 4-2 on Thursday, snapping its eight-game losing streak. Still, at 3-13, Milwaukee is off to the worst start through 16 games in franchise history; the Brewers were 11-5 through 16 games last season.

Matt Carpenter has reached base via a hit, walk or HBP in 21 straight games. That is the longest active streak in the majors.

All three of Carlos Martinez's appearances this season have come against NL Central opponents. His .152 (7/46) opponent average versus divisional foes is tied for third among NL pitchers (minimum 50 BFP).

Matt Garza is 2-0 with a 1.80 (4/20.0) ERA and .205 (15/73) opponent average in his last three home starts versus NL Central opponents.

HP - Scott, 1B - Bucknor, 2B - Barrett, 3B - Iassogna

(SportsNetwork.com) - Adam Wainwright attempts to avenge his only loss of the
 season Saturday when the St. Louis Cardinals continue their three-game series
 with the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.

St. Louis Cardinals (11-4) at Milwaukee Brewers (3-14), 7:10 p.m. (ET)

Milwaukee, WI (SportsNetwork.com) - Matt Holliday belted a three-run homer and
 the  St. Louis Cardinals overcame an injury to Adam Wainwright to record a 5-3
 win over the reeling Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.

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St. Louis Cardinals @ Milwaukee Brewers on April 25, 2015

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