The Scorecard · September 8, 2026

St. Louis Cardinals at San Francisco Giants

Landen Roupp held St. Louis to two hits over six scoreless, and the Cardinals left ten on base in a one-run loss.

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St. Louis Cardinals at San Francisco Giants

Oracle Park · September 8, 2026 · Final: STL 1, SF 2 · W: Landen Roupp

First pitch 6:45 PM · Final out 9:11 PM · Time of game 2:26

Umpires — HP Sean Barber · 1B John Libka · 2B D.J. Reyburn · 3B James Hoye

ABSSTL SF ● won · ✕ lost · ○ in hand

Scored play-by-play by the FVR engine from the official MLB feed — every mark reconciled, or the card refuses to print. Tap any box for the pitches that made the mark.

St. Louis Cardinals

1R5H0E10LOB

Batter

Bryan TorresLF/2B STL

PRVictor Scott II STL

pinch-ran, did not bat

PHJoshua BáezPH/LF STL

Thomas Saggese2B/3B STL

Masyn WinnSS STL

Nathan ChurchCF STL

Runs

PitchersIPHRERBBSOPS

Quinn MathewsL6.0522249962

Gordon Graceffo2.0100123220

SBVictor Scott II (2B)

San Francisco Giants

2R6H1E8LOB

Batter

Jonah CoxCF SF

Rafael Devers1B SF

Bryce EldridgeDH SF

Osleivis Basabe2B SF

PHJung Hoo LeePH SF

→Nate Furman2B SF

entered on defense, did not bat

Runs

PitchersIPHRERBBSOPS

Landen RouppW6.0200428147

Reiver Sanmartin1.0100001610

Carson Seymour0.2000213116

Joel KuhnelSV1.1211002115

SBGrant McCray (2B)

Excitement 2.85 of win probability moved, per nine inningsComeback 1.9 — the winner's floor was 53%Biggest swing -0.270 in the 6th, at leverage 3.8

The hit chart

Where every ball landed

STL — visitors

SF — home

hit

out

All 13 hits located, and 54 balls in play with them. Coordinates are the game’s own, from the same feed the engine reads.

Reading the marks · no black boxes

1–9 the nine fielders (1 P, 2 C, 3 1B … 9 RF)

6‑3 ground out, shortstop to first

3U put out unassisted

K strikeout · K called (backward)

F8 fly · P6 pop · L7 line (to that fielder)

1B8 hit, with where it went

BB walk · HBP hit by pitch

FC 6 fielder’s choice, fielded by 6

◆ diamond fills = run scored

⚫ the out it made (1, 2, or 3), in that runner’s box

2‑4 a runner retired on the bases (caught stealing, picked off), written small in his box as the chain that got him

one dot per run driven in (RBI)

PH · PR · → a substitute badged by his name — pinch hitter, pinch runner, or defensive sub

A ABS (Automated Ball‑Strike) challenge — filled = overturned

The diamond fills teal when the run scores; the out lands in the box of the runner it was made on. Names link to their pages at www.feverbaseball.com. New to the marks? The primer scores a full inning from scratch. Every pitch under these marks is typed, clocked and located off the same official feed. A hand-scorer could record what happened; nobody could record the pitch that did it.

Home plate: Sean Barber · Blue Notes for this game → · his road to the plate →Crew: 1B John Libka · 2B D.J. Reyburn · 3B James Hoye

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Roupp walked four and allowed two hits across six innings, and the Cardinals could not score off any of it — ten men left on, the most damaging number on this card. Quinn Mathews gave San Francisco six innings of two-run ball and took the loss because his offense managed one run before the ninth. Bryce Eldridge's 16th home run, a 91.2 mph fastball he drove out in the first, was the run that held up. Joel Kuhnel came in for the save, gave up Torres's RBI single in the ninth, and finished it on 21 pitches.

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