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For many years, one of the most difficult things that comes with a terrible loss on opening day is having to endure a scheduled buffer, which leaves the field in a sour mood on Thursday and prevents a team from making up ground until Saturday.
The St. Louis Cardinals can start their season in southern California, where the weather is predictable, which means they can resume their work tomorrow. The Los Angeles Dodgers will still be waiting for them, which is bad news.
The club is working hard to put the disappointing and overpowered performances from the 2023 season behind them, and Thursday’s 7-1 setback was a taste of that.
There were just three hits in the Cardinals’ record, all Paul Goldschmidt, the first baseman, hit a solo home run.
“The offense will unite,” stated manager Oli Marmol. It wasn’t the right day to do it. Their pitchers performed admirably. Tyler Glasnow, the starter for the Dodgers, performed a really good job. They have some excellent pitchers and good men in the pen. There will be a dogfight. The offensive had a difficult day today; after some relaxation, we’ll try again.
What was supposed to be Sonny Gray’s introduction as the rotation’s ace turned out to be a continent away as he was recovering from a hamstring strain in Florida.
This left Miles Mikolas to toil through four and a half intense innings, giving up five runs on seven hits, including home runs to Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman, two of the three previous Most Valuable Player winners at the top of the Dodgers lineup.
In his eagerly awaited Dodger Stadium debut, Shohei Ohtani made a baserunning error in the bottom of the first inning, giving Mikolas a partial lifeline after 29 pitches in which he did not record a single swing and miss. Nevertheless, he reached base safely in each of his three at-bats against Mikolas.
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