Detroit Tigers - St. Louis Cardinals: betting tip (kef 1.70) and MLB match bets

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Detroit is not just playing confidently right now, but with some kind of special, almost audacious mood. The second game of the series against the Cardinals on April 4 turned into a real baseball show, where everything was there: powerful shots, a comeback and a hit back. An 11:6 victory is not just numbers on the scoreboard. This is a demonstration of attack power. Already in the first inning, Kerry Carpenter sends the ball over the fence, setting the tone for the whole meeting. A little later, the Tigers added more, and the score quickly turned to 3-0. It seemed that control had been established. But baseball is a game of nerves and swings. In the fifth inning, the Cardinals explode: Jordan Walker hits a 459-foot grand slam, and the match begins anew. And this is where Detroit shows character. Without fuss, without panic, they come forward again. Zach McKinstry, Gleiber Torres, Matt Virling — everyone contributes. At the moment, the balance is 4-4.

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St. Louis looked like a team that seemed to know how to bite, but didn't always know when to keep hitting until the end. The main problem is the starting pitcher. Dustin May blew the start, allowing Detroit to quickly create a comfortable lead. Seven missed runs in just over three innings is too much for a game of this level. Yes, there was a surge. Walker's grand slam, which literally brought the team back into the game. Moreover, for a moment it seemed that the Cardinals could turn the tide of the meeting. But after that, silence. The attack seemed to have run out of steam. Nine left on the bases is an indicator that speaks for itself. There were opportunities, but no realizations. A team with a 4-4 balance.