
Cardinals Drop Game 1 against RoughRiders
Published on July 26, 2022 under Texas League (TL)
Springfield Cardinals News Release
Springfield, MO - The Cardinals (13-9, 44-47) dropped the opening game against the RoughRiders (12-10, 48-43) Tuesday night 10-6 at Hammons Field. Springfield is back to being tied for the Texas League's North Division with Wichita (13-9, 48-42)
Decisions:
W: Triston Polley (1-1)
L: LHP Domingo Robles (2-5)
Notables:
-2B Nick Dunn went 4-for-5 with his 27th RBI of the season, extending his on-base streak to 10 games
-LF Chase Pinder went 2-for-3 with a double, his 8th of the season
-1B Malcom Nunez knocked his 14th HR of the season with a 3-run missile in the bottom of the 4th
-3B Jordan Walker extended his hitting streak to 5 games with his team-leading 24th double of the season
-CF Mike Antico hit his 5th double in Double-A, now on a six-game hitting streak with hits in 10 of his last 12 games
On Deck:
-Wednesday, July 27, 6:35pm - SPR RHP Gordon Graceffo (5-1, 3.21) vs. FRI Seth Nordlin (2-1, 3.12)
-Purina Woof Wednesday / Happy Half-Hour
-Broadcast on ESPN The JOCK 96.9FM, 99.9FM,1060AM, MiLB.TV and SpringfieldCardinals.com
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