Jaime Garcia
- #54 SP
- Throws: L, Bats: L
- St. Louis Cardinals
2013 Season
| ERA | W-L | SO | WHIP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.58 | 5-2 | 43 | 1.30 |
Career | |||
| 3.45 | 39-25 | 437 | 1.33 |
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JAIME GARCIA NEWS FEED
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Cards' top rookie Wacha to debut Thursday
The St. Louis Cardinals ran out of reasons not to promote their top pitching prospect.
about 22 days ago | Associated Press -
Injury report: More big names hit the DL
Every Monday in this space, we'll provide updates on a variety of players to help you make your weekly lineup decisions. We'll specifically try to hit the players who are day-to-day, have just gone on the DL or are ready to return, so that you can better decide whether you can count on them or not.
about 23 days ago | Stephania Bell | Stephania Bell Blog -
Buster Blog: Cards Fueled By Farm
Buster Olney blogs about Jaime Garcia's shoulder injury and how the Cardinals' farm system contributes to their success.
about 27 days ago | ESPN.com -
Cards' Garcia (shoulder) headed for surgery
St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Jaime Garcia needs season-ending surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder.
about 27 days ago | Associated Press -
Cards to call up Lyons for Wednesday debut
The St. Louis Cardinals will promote rookie lefty Tyler Lyons from the minors to make his major league debut in place of injured Jaime Garcia on Wednesday.
about 31 days ago | Associated Press -
Shoulder strain sends Cardinals' Garcia to DL
The St. Louis Cardinals have placed left-hander Jaime Garcia on the 15-day disabled list with a left shoulder strain.
about 32 days ago | Associated Press -
El Día De La Batalla De Puebla
From Elias: Jaime Garcia defeated Marco Estrada as the Cardinals completed a four-game sweep of their series at Milwaukee. It was the 37th game in major-league history that featured a pair of Mexican-born starting pitchers (including one previous game in which Garcia and Estrada started against each other), but it was the first of those games played on Cinco de Mayo.
about 44 days ago | Elias Sports Bureau -
Garcia Goes To 7-0 At Home Vs. Cincinnati, Caps Great Month For Cards' Starters
From Elias: Jaime Garcia went eight strong innings, allowing only one run and throwing just 92 pitches, and Matt Holliday supplied a two-run homer as the Cardinals downed the Reds, 2-1. Garcia made it look easy against the slump-ravaged Reds - but, then again, he always does that when the Reds come to town. Garcia is 7-0 with a 2.21 ERA in eight starts against the Reds at Busch Stadium; only two other active major-leaguers are undefeated at home in at least seven decisions for their current teams against a specific opponent: Jorge de la Rosa is 7-0 against the Diamondbacks in Denver, and Jered Weaver is 9-0 against the Rangers in Anaheim. Cardinals' starters finished April with an ERA of 2.15, their lowest in a month of at least five games since Bob Gibson and Co. fashioned a 2.03 ERA in May of 1968, the year that Bullet Bob finished with a 1.12 ERA. Gibson had a 1.27 ERA during month of May that year, but somehow went 2-4 for the month, as the Cardinals didn't score more than three runs in any of his six starts.
about 49 days ago | Elias Sports Bureau -
Fantasy Facts - Garcia getting grounders
Jaime Garcia's 65 percent groundball rate is the highest this season among pitchers qualified for the ERA title. Last season Garcia's groundball rate was 56 percent. He's getting grounders on 72 percent of balls in play against his offspeed pitches, up from 48 percent last season.
about 51 days ago | ESPN Stats and Information -
Westbrook Throws An Early Gem
Jake Westbrook threw a five-hit shutout for the Cardinals in their ninth game of the season. Only three Cardinals pitchers since 1985 threw a shutout while allowing five or fewer hits this early in the season: Kyle Lohse in 2009 (seventh game of the season) and Jaime Garcia in 2011 (third).
about 69 days ago | Elias Sports Bureau