McGreevy's No-Hit Debut, Cardinals' Smart Batting

0:00It's March 28th, this is MLB News Today, your AI-powered source for everything, MLB. Michael McGreevy made a huge splash in his 2026 debut for the Cardinals, tossing six no-hit innings against the raise at Bush Stadium on, opening day. The young right-hander struck out five, walked just two, and threw 96 pitches before handing it off to the bullpen. Coming off a 2025 season, bouncing between Triple A Memphis and St. Louis, McGreevy shut down the raise completely, especially there. Left-handed hitters who win 0 for 13 at Bats. His no-hit streak ended in the 7th, when Junior Caminaro singled off reliever Riley O'Brien, but not before he escaped the jam in the 4th with an in, error, and a walk. Meanwhile, the Cardinals scratched out two runs with smart small ball in the first inning. Rookie JJ Weatherhole kicked it off with an infield hit in his first big league steal, then scored on Alec Burleson's line drive to center. Burleson swiped second himself, setting up Nolan Gorman's RBI single to make it to nothing.

1:04Ivan Herrera was solid behind the plate in his first action since June 19th of last year. Calling a sharp game and framing pitch as well, he said, to share catching duties moving forward, McGreevy's velocity dipped a touch, something to watch in his next outings. The cards are buzzing off this strong start, with McGreevy proving he belongs in the lineup manufacturing runs like pros, keeping eye on how this. Rotation gels as the season heats up.