St. Louis Cardinals

Lynn Extends One Streak On Mound, Ends Another At Plate

From Elias: Lance Lynn defeated the Reds on Wednesday for his 10th straight regular-season win, but his fifth-inning single stopped a more dubious streak. That hit ended Lynn's 0-for-52 slump dating back to April 2012, which was the longest current hitless streak for any active player. That distinction now belongs to Tommy Hanson, who is hitless in his last 46 at-bats.

Lynn wins again as Cardinals slip past Reds

Lance Lynn won his 10th straight decision, allowing one run and five hits in seven innings Wednesday to lead the St. Louis Cardinals over the Cincinnati Reds 4-2 Wednesday.

Recap: St. Louis vs. Cincinnati

Cardinals Double Up Reds

Carlos Beltran hit a solo home run in St. Louis' 4-2 win over Cincinnati.

Rookie rankings: Shelby Miller No. 1

With a month of the season in the books, rookies are making impacts on their teams across the majors. For some, their arrivals and performances were expected; others have been pleasant surprises.

Cincinnati Reds (15-13) at St. Louis Cardinals (15-11), 1:45 p.m. (ET)

Wulf: Scouts exhibit at Baseball HOF

What would baseball be without scouts? Behind every Hall of Famer was someone who first saw his greatness and spread the word. Now fans can explore those stories themselves.

The GM's Office: Rookie Watch

Jim Bowden takes a look at this year's rookie class, dominated by pitchers.

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.