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The Dbacks are back at the BOB for an important series vs. St. Louis.
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Monday, July 4 Bank One Ballpark | 3:10 PM MST
Matt Morris, RHP (9-1, 3.31)
Cardinals (51-30) @ Brandon Webb, RHP (8-4, 3.24)
Diamondbacks (40-42)
Scouting Report:
Morris rebounded from a rocky outing in his last start. He faced Cincinnati and allowed just two runs over seven innings. Morris has been in control in every start with the exception of his June 23 start against Pittsburgh in which he gave up three earned runs in three innings. In his last start Morris made one mistake, a two-run homer to Wily Mo Pena, but shackled the Reds for the rest of the evening. He did not allow more than one runner to reach base after Pena's home run in the second inning.
Webb suffered the loss against the Giants on Wednesday. The right-hander allowed three runs on nine his over seven innings as the D-Backs fell, 4-2. Webb cost himself a run in the third inning when, thinking he was out, he turned toward second base while legging out a fielder's choice.
Tuesday, July 5 Bank One Ballpark | 6:40 PM MST
Jeff Suppan, RHP (7-7, 4.34)
Cardinals (51-30) @ Shawn Estes, LHP (6-6, 4.30)
Diamondbacks (40-42)
Scouting Report:
Suppan continues to vary from shaky to sturdy. After stopping a three-game Cardinals losing streak by going 8 1/3 innings and giving up just one run to the Pirates on June 24, he gave up four runs in four innings to the lowly Rockies in the series opener.
Estes had his worst outing of the year in his last start against the Giants on Thursday. The left-hander allowed eight runs (seven earned) on five hits in just 2 1/3 innings. Prior to that Estes has put together three straight solid performances, including back-to-back complete games.
Wednesday, July 6 Bank One Ballpark | 7:10 PM MST
To be announced
Cardinals (51-30) @ Javier Vazquez, RHP (7-7, 4.75)
Diamondbacks (40-42)
Scouting Report:
Vazquez allowed just three runs through six innings of his last start against the Dodgers on Friday. But things fell apart in the seventh as LA scored four times, with three of the runs charged to him. The right-hander faced an uphill battle regardless, as Brad Penny tossed eight shutout innings for the Dodgers.
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