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Cardinals To Activate Steven Matz From 60-Day IL Tomorrow

The Cardinals will activate Steven Matz from the injured list, which could impact their pitching rotation dynamics.
Matz has shown promising performance in Triple-A, indicating readiness for a return to the majors.

Cardinals Notes: Matz, Lynn, Siani

Steven Matz is nearing a return from injury, likely making one more rehab start before rejoining the Cardinals' rotation.

Cardinals To Activate Steven Matz From 60-Day IL Tomorrow

The Cardinals will activate Steven Matz from the injured list, which could impact their pitching rotation dynamics.
Matz has shown promising performance in Triple-A, indicating readiness for a return to the majors.

Cardinals Notes: Matz, Lynn, Siani

Steven Matz is nearing a return from injury, likely making one more rehab start before rejoining the Cardinals' rotation.
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Cardinals Notes: Matz, Liberatore, Marmol

Steven Matz of the Cardinals faces extended injury absence, impacting team's pitching rotation.

Ji Man Choi's hot spring continues in Mets' victory

Ji Man Choi shines with 3-for-3 performance and RBI in Mets' victory
Steven Matz struggles in Grapefruit League game allowing four earned runs
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Yahoo DFS Baseball: Tuesday Plays and Strategy

After a light schedule Monday, baseball kicks into high gear Tuesday with 15 games.With so many options to consider on Yahoo, let's try to help narrow down the field by highlighting some pitchers and hitters who could exploit favorable matchups.Pitchers
The Yankees are struggling with injuries piling up in both their starting rotation and within their lineup.

Yankees 1, Cardinals 1: Nestor Cortes dazzles in pitchers' duel

On a spring afternoon dominated by pitching excellence from both the Yankees and Cardinals, New York got to enjoy some very reassuring work by 2022 All-Star Nestor Cortes.The southpaw was only making his second start of camp due to the hamstring injury that kept him out of both the World Baseball Classic and early spring action, but he looked much closer to his vintage form than in his initial outing.

Yankees 2, Nationals 5: Schmidt hit around, King stays sharp

Facing one of his last tune ups before the regular season, Clarke Schmidt just didn't have much to fool his opponents in this one.The presumed fifth starter for the Yankees fought through a bunch of contact in this one, while his lineup failed to produce much of their own behind him in a 5-2 loss to the Nationals.

RECAP: STL 16, MIA 2; Marlins pitching struggles in first game of split-squad

Friday marked the first Spring Training split-squad day for the Marlins since 2019.In the afternoon game at Roger Dean, the Marlins featured most of their major league starters and with Trevor Rogers on the mound.For the Cardinals, it was Steven Matz.The last time that Trevor was on the mound, he looked great, striking out five through four innings and only giving up one homer.

2023 MLB season preview: St. Louis Cardinals

The St. Louis Cardinals won the NL Central last season with a 93-69 record in 2022.They got absurd, MVP-level production from Paul Goldschmidt (who won the award) and Nolan Arenado (who finished third in the voting), and a 5.6 fWAR season from Tommy Edman.The pitching was shakier, but Miles Mikolas, the evergreen Adam Wainwright, and midseason acquisition Jordan Montgomery did just fine.

The Opener: D-Backs, Kepler, Marlins

As the hot stove continues to warm back up after the holidays, here's three things we'll be keeping an eye on around baseball throughout the day today:
1.What's next for Arizona following their trade with Toronto?The trade last week that sent Daulton Varsho to Toronto with Gabriel Moreno and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. heading to Arizona in exchange brought to a conclusion two storylines that had stretched throughout the whole offseason to that point- that of the Diamondbacks trading one of their outfielders and that of the Blue Jays trading one of their catchers.

Yahoo DFS Baseball: Tuesday Plays and Strategy

After a light schedule Monday, baseball kicks into high gear Tuesday with 15 games.With so many options to consider on Yahoo, let's try to help narrow down the field by highlighting some pitchers and hitters who could exploit favorable matchups.Pitchers
The Yankees are struggling with injuries piling up in both their starting rotation and within their lineup.

Yankees 1, Cardinals 1: Nestor Cortes dazzles in pitchers' duel

On a spring afternoon dominated by pitching excellence from both the Yankees and Cardinals, New York got to enjoy some very reassuring work by 2022 All-Star Nestor Cortes.The southpaw was only making his second start of camp due to the hamstring injury that kept him out of both the World Baseball Classic and early spring action, but he looked much closer to his vintage form than in his initial outing.

Yankees 2, Nationals 5: Schmidt hit around, King stays sharp

Facing one of his last tune ups before the regular season, Clarke Schmidt just didn't have much to fool his opponents in this one.The presumed fifth starter for the Yankees fought through a bunch of contact in this one, while his lineup failed to produce much of their own behind him in a 5-2 loss to the Nationals.

RECAP: STL 16, MIA 2; Marlins pitching struggles in first game of split-squad

Friday marked the first Spring Training split-squad day for the Marlins since 2019.In the afternoon game at Roger Dean, the Marlins featured most of their major league starters and with Trevor Rogers on the mound.For the Cardinals, it was Steven Matz.The last time that Trevor was on the mound, he looked great, striking out five through four innings and only giving up one homer.

2023 MLB season preview: St. Louis Cardinals

The St. Louis Cardinals won the NL Central last season with a 93-69 record in 2022.They got absurd, MVP-level production from Paul Goldschmidt (who won the award) and Nolan Arenado (who finished third in the voting), and a 5.6 fWAR season from Tommy Edman.The pitching was shakier, but Miles Mikolas, the evergreen Adam Wainwright, and midseason acquisition Jordan Montgomery did just fine.

The Opener: D-Backs, Kepler, Marlins

As the hot stove continues to warm back up after the holidays, here's three things we'll be keeping an eye on around baseball throughout the day today:
1.What's next for Arizona following their trade with Toronto?The trade last week that sent Daulton Varsho to Toronto with Gabriel Moreno and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. heading to Arizona in exchange brought to a conclusion two storylines that had stretched throughout the whole offseason to that point- that of the Diamondbacks trading one of their outfielders and that of the Blue Jays trading one of their catchers.
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4/26 Gamethread: Giants vs. Cardinals

The San Francisco Giants play game three of this four-game series against the St. Louis Cardinals tonight at Oracle Park.Taking the mound for the Giants will be right-hander Anthony DeSclafani, who enters tonight's game with a 2.63 ERA, 2.91 FIP, with two walks to 21 strikeouts in 24 innings pitched.

New York Yankees @ St. Louis Cardinals: Nestor Cortes vs. Steven Matz

We're counting down the days to the end of spring training, but there's still some important stuff to get done in these final matchups.That's especially true today, with the Yankees sending a critical member of their rotation out for the second time following a late start.Nestor Cortes gets the ball looking to build off of his spring debut where he went 3.1 innings and gave up five runs.

2023 MLB Season Preview: St. Louis Cardinals

The St. Louis Cardinals are a model franchise when it comes to consistency.They seem to have the innate ability to sign stars, replace legends, and infuse young talent without missing a step.And while the recent Cardinals may not be as dominant as the powerhouse squads of the early 2010s, they have made the postseason the last four seasons and are looking to continue that trend.
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