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Gray and the Cardinals continue a street series in Arizona with first place on Saturday at 6:15 p.m. in Chase Field.

St. Louis lost the opener on Friday with 7: 3 in a game that was not as narrow as the end result stated.

For Gray (9-3, 3.50 ERA), 12 of his 19 starts came at home in the friendly surroundings of the Busch Stadium.

In addition, four starts came from his seven streets against teams that rank in the lower six baseball in Base Plus Slugging percentage. Not much was asked about gray this season this season.

Arizona has the third best ops in baseball and plays in one of the most hitter-friendly parks that was obvious on Friday when the D-Backs scored six runners from starter Andre Pallante.

In Grey's Three Road starts against teams with crimes that are not among the worst baseballs, he has a 10.29 -era.

His two worst starts of the season in Philadelphia and Milwaukee came in these games.

Overall, Grey's Home -ära (2.84) is far better than his brand on the street (4.57), and the battery on the street kicks the road at home opposite 0.227.

Although 62% of his inning were played at home this year this year, six of his ten permissible homes have come away from home.

Gray has only a career start at Chase Field, a solid excursion in 2015.

The diamondbacks begin Ryme Nelson (5-2, 3.68 ERA), a former draft pick that took a big step forward with a big league in his third season.

The cardinals, losers of 9 of their last 13, are 51-47 and took third place in the National League Central.

The diamondbacks are 48-50, fourth in the National League West.

Before the game, the cardinals put the Nolan Gorman infielder (pain in the lower back pain) on the 10-day injured list, which is retrospectively until Friday. He was scratched by the game on Friday and had to do with the problem before the all-star break.

The infield Thomas Saggesen was called back by Memphis after he was sent down.

The game on Saturday is broadcast in the Fox Network, KTVI (Channel 2) in St. Louis, only on Broadcast TV.

Nationally, it is one of two games that are broadcast on Fox during this time, and the Cardinal game should only be broadcast in and near St. Louis and in Arizona. The rest of the country will receive the game Cub Vs. Red Sox.

It is the second game in a row that was broadcast on Broadcast television after the Matchup was shown on Friday on KMOV and Matrix Midwest.

When: 6.15 p.m. Saturday

Where: Persection field in Phoenix

TV/radio: Fox Network (Live -Stream -Link); KMOX (1120 a.m. and 104.1 FM), other stations in the radio network Cardinals and MLB.TV.

2. Geraldo Perdomo (s) SS

3. Lourdes Gurriel Jr., LF

6. Adrian del Castillo, ie

Lars Nootbaar, from (left costochondral sprain): NooTbarar tried in the days before the All-Star break to play through the games in his left side, but had to be forced at the beginning of July 10th and on July 12th when the problem was set up on the 10-day IL on July 13th. Since he was treated with the problem, Nootbarar has reminded the injury to the check tail. He stayed in St. Louis when the cardinals started their first road trip of the second half in Arizona. The goal is that Nootbarar begins a swing process in St. Louis by Monday. Updated on July 18th

Nolan Gorman, 2b/3b (rear view): Gorman was placed on the 10-day injury list on Saturday (retrospectively until Friday), one day after scraping the cardinal's starting time in Arizona because of the tightness of the background of the cardinals. Before the first half of the season, Gorman was not available from the Cardinale bank on July 13 after his “lower back was locked up on him,” said Marmol. Updated on July 19th

Zack Thompson, LHP (shoulder, lat -strain): Lefty Starter has started a throwing program to strengthen his arm after a long distance without much activity. The shoulder reacted well and Thompson has felt progress with this program, which had to be restarted because his recovery was closed in May. There is no schedule for his return to the hill. Updated on June 19th