I see the Cardinals decided to just roll over. Didn't even attempt to put up a fight. Oh well.
Bring on the Dodgers on Friday! ![:GiantsMetal:](https://www.dreamtheaterforums.org/boards/Smileys/default/GiantsMetal.gif)
Huh? That was a great game. Both teams got great pitching, and LA got the big hit to win it. No one rolled over.
StL was 0-11 with runners in scoring position. One hit and LA loses that game. But honestly they 'should' have won it so I don't know what the big hub bub is? I'd be more worried if I were LA that they didn't mop the floor with StL and had to wait for StL's manager to put a pitcher in that everyone in StL knew the game was over when he did. Anyway.....
I'm with Kev. As nerve-wracking as it was, that was a great game. Neither starter was on his game, but each managed to surrender only a single run, and both bullpens were excellent.
While the Cards may have been 0-11 with RISP, at least they got guys into scoring position. The Dodgers only had five ABs with RISP and got two hits, one of which was the walk-off HR, and the other was an infield single that didn't allow the runner on second to advance. Other than Justin Turner's home run, the Dodgers didn't have a hit that left the infield until the seventh inning.
Dominant pitching or offenses didn't show up...call it what you want. That was pretty par for the course for the Dodgers.