Lance Lynn

Michael Siani emerged as one of the best defenders in baseball and helped the Cardinals overcome a rotten start.

The Cardinals' trio of experienced, durable starters is keeping the Cardinals afloat with a 3.31 ERA.

St. Louis won with strong defense, timely hitting, heads-up base running and seven strong innings from Lance Lynn — or "Whiteyball."

Lynn's home opener start on Thursday will also be the first time he will pitch at Busch Stadium since his last home start as a Cardinal.

With the signings, the Cardinals assured depth and coverage for next year while still leaving resources to address other areas.

Lance Lynn's deal will be worth up to $13 million with performance bonuses, a league source said.

The 36-year-old right-hander is coming off the worst season of his career.

Lance Lynn served up four home runs while stars Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman combined to go 1 for 21 in the series.

Lynn allowed three homers over the span of seven batters during a nightmare fifth inning: "Just an absolute disaster.”

“Atmospheres like this are what make baseball fun," Betts said after the Dodgers lost an 8-7 nail-biter to the Braves.

Not long ago, Lynn was one of the most reliable and durable starters in the sport. The Dodgers rotation could use that stability.

It's wise for the Dodgers not to pin all their hopes on Walker Buehler to emerge from his second Tommy John injury to save their season.

Lynn, 36, owns a 6.18 ERA with a 6-9 record across 20 starts this season.

With about a week until MLB's trade deadline, Ken Rosenthal details the latest of what he is hearing around the league.

Lynn, 36, has been one of the worst starters in baseball this season with an ERA that ranks second-to-last in the majors.

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