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The St. Louis Cardinals Aim for Series Sweep in Miami
The St. Louis Cardinals are set to conclude their series in Miami on Wednesday night, and they have their sights set on a series sweep. As the Cardinals Nation update, we have some exciting news to share. Former Springfield Cardinal Nathan Church will be taking the field in centerfield for St. Louis.
Church, who previously played for the Springfield Cardinals, has been called up to the major leagues and will make his debut in centerfield for the St. Louis team. This is a major milestone for Church, who has worked hard to earn his spot on the roster.
The Cardinals have been on a hot streak lately, winning their last few games and climbing up the standings. With Church joining the team, they are hoping to continue their winning streak and secure a series sweep against the Miami Marlins.
Be sure to tune in to the game tonight to see Church in action and cheer on the Cardinals as they go for the sweep. Let’s show our support for Church and the rest of the team as they strive for victory on the field.
Hello everyone, I’m Dan Lucy on the Ozarks First digital desk.
The St. Louis Cardinals Aim for Series Sweep in Miami
The St. Louis Cardinals are wrapping up their series in Miami Wednesday night, and they have their sights set on a series sweep. In our Cardinals Nation update, we have some exciting news about former Springfield Cardinal Nathan Church.
Church, who started the 2025 season in Low A Palm Beach as he recovered from an injury, will be in centerfield for St. Louis. He made his big league debut on Tuesday night and picked up his first RBI when he laid down a drag bunt and drove in Thomas Saggese.
After a couple of months in Springfield, Church was promoted to Memphis in early June. And just a few weeks later, on August 17th, he received the call to join the St. Louis Cardinals. The 25-year-old from Newport Beach, California is still searching for his first big league hit, but he has already been on base three times and scored two runs in his first few games as a Cardinal.
It’s worth noting that Church attended El Toro High School in California, the same high school that has produced teammate Nolan Arenado and Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes.
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