Miami Marlins at St. Louis Cardinals
Probable starters
Lineups
Lineups are usually announced ~90 minutes before first pitch. Check back soon.
Pitcher vs. lineup projection
Projected expected wOBA for each probable starter against the opposing lineup, by batting order. A season-to-date matchup read — forward-looking, not a result.
Dustin May (RHP)
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1 OL Otto Lopez RHB .327
Pitch-by-pitch projection vs. Otto Lopez
- Sweeper (30% usage) projects to .295 xwOBA over 104 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Sinker (26% usage) projects to .372 xwOBA over 278 BIP — a meaningful edge for the batter.
- Four-Seam Fastball (20% usage) projects to .353 xwOBA over 329 BIP — a meaningful edge for the batter.
- Cutter (15% usage) projects to .311 xwOBA over 86 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Changeup (4% usage) projects to .233 xwOBA over 158 BIP — a clear edge for the pitcher.
- Curveball (3% usage) projects to .286 xwOBA over 76 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
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2 XE Xavier Edwards SH .316
Pitch-by-pitch projection vs. Xavier Edwards
- Sweeper (30% usage) projects to .293 xwOBA over 63 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Sinker (26% usage) projects to .311 xwOBA over 207 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Four-Seam Fastball (20% usage) projects to .355 xwOBA over 420 BIP — a meaningful edge for the batter.
- Cutter (15% usage) projects to .324 xwOBA over 102 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Changeup (4% usage) projects to .287 xwOBA over 163 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Curveball (3% usage) projects to .312 xwOBA over 87 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
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3 JM Jakob Marsee LHB .316
Pitch-by-pitch projection vs. Jakob Marsee
- Sweeper (30% usage) projects to .321 xwOBA over 30 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Sinker (26% usage) projects to .314 xwOBA over 87 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Four-Seam Fastball (20% usage) projects to .324 xwOBA over 187 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Cutter (15% usage) projects to .292 xwOBA over 47 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Changeup (4% usage) projects to .338 xwOBA over 60 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Curveball (3% usage) projects to .317 xwOBA over 27 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
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4 KS Kyle Stowers LHB .336
Pitch-by-pitch projection vs. Kyle Stowers
- Sweeper (30% usage) projects to .321 xwOBA over 41 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Sinker (26% usage) projects to .330 xwOBA over 109 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Four-Seam Fastball (20% usage) projects to .328 xwOBA over 320 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Cutter (15% usage) projects to .385 xwOBA over 65 BIP — a meaningful edge for the batter.
- Changeup (4% usage) projects to .335 xwOBA over 125 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Curveball (3% usage) projects to .340 xwOBA over 48 BIP — a meaningful edge for the batter.
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5 CN Connor Norby RHB .317
Pitch-by-pitch projection vs. Connor Norby
- Sweeper (30% usage) projects to .300 xwOBA over 57 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Sinker (26% usage) projects to .362 xwOBA over 144 BIP — a meaningful edge for the batter.
- Four-Seam Fastball (20% usage) projects to .284 xwOBA over 218 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Cutter (15% usage) projects to .343 xwOBA over 48 BIP — a meaningful edge for the batter.
- Changeup (4% usage) projects to .261 xwOBA over 89 BIP — a clear edge for the pitcher.
- Curveball (3% usage) projects to .273 xwOBA over 36 BIP — a clear edge for the pitcher.
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6 OC Owen Caissie LHB .307
Pitch-by-pitch projection vs. Owen Caissie
- Sweeper (30% usage) projects to .296 xwOBA over 18 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Sinker (26% usage) projects to .303 xwOBA over 33 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Four-Seam Fastball (20% usage) projects to .323 xwOBA over 63 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Cutter (15% usage) projects to .327 xwOBA over 19 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Changeup (4% usage) projects to .275 xwOBA over 36 BIP — a clear edge for the pitcher.
- Curveball (3% usage) projects to .282 xwOBA over 19 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
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7 JS Javier Sanoja RHB .293
Pitch-by-pitch projection vs. Javier Sanoja
- Sweeper (30% usage) projects to .293 xwOBA over 36 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Sinker (26% usage) projects to .303 xwOBA over 93 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Four-Seam Fastball (20% usage) projects to .294 xwOBA over 176 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Cutter (15% usage) projects to .279 xwOBA over 34 BIP — a clear edge for the pitcher.
- Changeup (4% usage) projects to .281 xwOBA over 49 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Curveball (3% usage) projects to .291 xwOBA over 33 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
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8 HH Heriberto Hernández RHB .316
Pitch-by-pitch projection vs. Heriberto Hernández
- Sweeper (30% usage) projects to .276 xwOBA over 40 BIP — a clear edge for the pitcher.
- Sinker (26% usage) projects to .352 xwOBA over 99 BIP — a meaningful edge for the batter.
- Four-Seam Fastball (20% usage) projects to .325 xwOBA over 129 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Cutter (15% usage) projects to .316 xwOBA over 28 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Changeup (4% usage) projects to .322 xwOBA over 44 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Curveball (3% usage) projects to .318 xwOBA over 29 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
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9 JM Joe Mack LHB .308
Pitch-by-pitch projection vs. Joe Mack
- Sweeper (30% usage) projects to .284 xwOBA over 8 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Sinker (26% usage) projects to .319 xwOBA over 20 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Four-Seam Fastball (20% usage) projects to .330 xwOBA over 29 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Cutter (15% usage) projects to .304 xwOBA over 8 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Changeup (4% usage) projects to .315 xwOBA over 20 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
- Curveball (3% usage) projects to .315 xwOBA over 11 BIP — a roughly even matchup.
Manager comparison
Bullpen availability
- Available 7
- Limited 2
- Rest required 1
- Inactive 1
- Available 7
- Limited 1
- Rest required 0
- Inactive 0
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Pitching & bullpen preview
Probable starters and each bullpen's availability load in the sections above — the Marlins and Cardinals staffs going in.
Once the game ends, a full pitching and bullpen breakdown appears here: starter lines, the relief sequence and each arm's role, pitch counts, and where the game turned.
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Standard content on this page comes from the MLB Stats API. The pitching analysis describes how the game was pitched — the starter's line, the bullpen sequence and each arm's role (opener, bulk, setup, closer), pitch counts as a fatigue signal, and the leverage context where the game turned. Reliever roles are inferred from how the manager used each arm up to that date. It describes structure and constraints; it does not grade the manager.