Cards' Win: Winn's Throw Steals Show

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Cardinals shut out the Mets, three nothing at Bush Stadium last night.

Starter.

Andre Palonce dominated through five innings, keeping New York off the board with

Salah Command.

Then the six hit, heart of the Mets order loaded up.

Juan Soto ripped the double, Boba Shet drew a walk, and Palonce's control slipped fast.

After Oliver Marmel yanked him quick, calling up reliever Gordon Graceful, straight from

Triple A Memphis.

Graceful jumped in cold, got Lewis Robert Jr. to fly out to center.

But Mass and Wins stole the show, snagging a liner from Jared Young and firing an 89.8

mile per hour rocket to Alec Burleson at first, doubling Bushet off and slamming the door.

That play kept Palonce's line clean at five innings, three hits, three walks, zero runs.

Wins throw clocked under his max effort average from last year at 90.7, highlighting that

gold glove armstring fans rave about.

Cars grabbed the win in a second straight night where starters reached the sixth, but needed

early hooks.

Team defense stepping a big to keep the momentum, rolling strong.