Wednesday Night Baseball on ESPN, at 8 PM EST. Jeff Suppan and the 1st place Cardinals face off versus Brad Penny and the 1st place Dodgers. This very well could be a preview of a potential playoff matchup.
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LA DODGERS ST LOUIS
AVG HR RBI AVG HR RBI
Cesar Izturis SS .319 1 13 David Eckstein SS .299 0 9
Hee Seop Choi 1B .280 6 15 Larry Walker RF .283 4 11
J.D. Drew RF .269 5 13 Albert Pujols 1B .341 9 29
Jeff Kent 2B .325 8 27 Jim Edmonds CF .286 6 20
Milton Bradley CF .331 7 18 Roger Cedeno LF .139 0 5
Olmedo Saenz 3B .289 2 13 John Mabry 3B .259 1 3
Ricky Ledee LF .320 1 12 Mark Grudzielanek 2B .321 2 10
Jason Phillips C .297 1 21 Einar Diaz C .273 0 3
Brad Penny RHP .200 0 0 Jeff Suppan RHP .167 0 1
(2-0, 2.00) (2-3, 3.47)
*Penny faces Suppan in third of four-game series*
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LA Dodgers (20-12) at St Louis (20-12), 8:10 pm EDT
ST. LOUIS (Ticker) -- Brad Penny has shown no ill effects
from an injury that forced him to start the season on the
disabled list.
Penny (2-0, 2.00 ERA) starts for the Los Angeles Dodgers on
Wednesday in the third game of a four-game series against the
St. Louis Cardinals.
After being acquired from Florida last season, Penny has been
hampered with a nerve injury in his right arm. But after
beginning the year on the DL, Penny has been sharp, allowing
four runs in 18 innings.
The 26-year-old righthander is 2-1 with a 3.38 ERA in six career
starts against the Cardinals.
Jeff Suppan (2-3, 3.47) starts for St. Louis. Suppan, who
recorded the series-clinching victory in Game Four of last
year's National League Division Series against Los Angeles, is
0-3 with a 5.82 ERA in three regular-season starts against the
Dodgers.
After Albert Pujols blasted two home runs to lead the Cardinals
to a 4-2 victory on Monday, the Dodgers rallied for six runs in
the sixth inning en route to a 9-8 triumph on Tuesday.
Hee-Seop Choi hit a three-run homer and Milton Bradley had three
hits as Los Angeles erased a four-run deficit against the
bullpen.
David Eckstein of the Cardinals extended his hitting streak to
11 games with a single in the first inning on Tuesday.
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