Cardinals Pitching Crisis Deepens | MLB News

Cardinals pitching is in turmoil as Hunter Dobbins heads to the IL with forearm tightness, replaced by Quinn Mathews, while Andre Pallante joins him on the shelf with an arm issue—marking the first time the team’s lost two starters in consecutive days in nearly two years. Dobbins, despite a history of injuries including Tommy John and ACL tears, has been strong this season with a 3.67 ERA. With upcoming off-days offering breathing room, Mathews steps in, with Cooper Hjerpe and Brycen Mautz next in line. Pallante’s injury appears minor, possibly allowing his return after 15 days. The rotation’s suddenly shaky—and the Cardinals need to figure out how to cover innings fast.

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