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Herrera's Catching Comeback: St. Louis Cardinals' Key Player

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St. Louis Cardinals secure a thrilling victory, with catcher Ivan Herreras two-run single turning the tide. Manager Oli Marmol aims to increase Herreras catching duties, despite his knee injury history. Herreras strong bat keeps him in the lineup, and his potential as a long-term catcher is being closely watched.

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Herrera's Catching Comeback: St. Louis Cardinals' Key Player

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Herrera's Catching Comeback: St. Louis Cardinals' Key Player. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 6, St. Louis Cardinals just pulled off a comeback win Sunday night against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park, boosting their early 20, 26 records of five wins and four losses. The game changer was a two-run single from Catcher Ivan Herrera in the top of the fourth inning that flipped the momentum. The cards are rolling with three catchers on the roster right now. Pedro Pages is handling most starts behind the plate. You'll help Pozo backs him up, and Herrera has mostly been their designated hitter. Manager Oli Marmo wants to get Herrera more time catching, but he's only done it in three games this season. According to Marmo, it's less about Herrera proving his skills and more about building him up gradually to stay healthy long-term. Herrera kicked off last year as the starter, but a knee injury hit him in April, sidelining him and opening the door for pages. Even after coming back, his knee lingered, limiting his workload behind the dish. His back keeps him in the line of almost every day, and if he can prove durable catching wise, he looks primed to anchor St. Louis for years ahead.

Eyes on him as the season heats up. Baseball news, powered by AI, this is MLB News Today.

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