One former member of the St. Louis Cardinals had one of the best games of his career on Tuesday against his old team.
St. Louis entered the season with high expectations after a great 2022 season but failed to live up to them. The Cardinals had one of their worst seasons in recent memory and became one of the biggest sellers in baseball ahead of the trade deadline in response.
Flaherty spent the first six-plus seasons of his career with St. Louis before being traded to the Baltimore Orioles and had anon Tuesday and shined. The righty now pitches for the Detroit Tigers and had one of the best starts of his career on Tuesday and even became the first pitcher to strike out at least 14 Cardinals in 6 2/3 IP or less since 1901,
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