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Cardinals vs Nationals: Pitcher's Duel

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St. Louis Cardinals face off against the struggling Washington Nationals tonight, with the Cardinals as slight favorites. Andre Pallante faces Zack Littell in a pitchers duel, while the Nats aim to snap a five-game losing streak. Both teams are dealing with injuries, but the Cardinals power could prove decisive.

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Cardinals vs Nationals: Pitcher's Duel

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cardinals vs Nationals: Pitcher's Duel. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 6th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is MLB News Today, Baseball News powered by AI. St. Louis Cardinals head to Washington to face the Nationals tonight at 6.45 p.m. Eastern. Cardinals sit at 5 wins and 4 losses, while the Nats are struggling at 3 and 6. On the mound, it's Andre Palante for St. Louis with a perfect 1 and 0 record in 0 ERA, squaring off against Zach Latel's ON1 mark, and 5.40 ERA. Wedding lines have the Cardinals a slight favorites at minus 113, Nats at minus 106, with the over under at 8 runs. The big storyline here is Washington trying to snap a brutal 5 game losing skid after a rough start to the season. Last year, the Nationals finished 66 and 96 overall, posting a week 304 on base percentage at home. Cardinals ended 78 and 84, with solid power at 379 slugging, and 2.6 extra base hits per game, though they. Altered on the road, injuries are hitting both squads hard, Nats have 4 pitchers out

with elbow issues on the 60 day or 15 day IL, including Trevor Williams and Josiah Gray. Cardinals missing Lars Newt Bar, on the 60 day with heel problems, plus a couple knee injuries. Expect the tight pitchers duel early, but those arms could wear down quick with the line of hungry for runs. Keep an eye on how Washington responds to. The pressure.

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