US EditionNolan Arenado back in Cardinals lineup after missing 3 games with a shoulder impingement
MISSOURI, UNITED STATES, JUL 9 – Nolan Arenado returned after missing three games due to a right shoulder impingement and finger injury, batting fifth and playing third base for the Cardinals.
- Nolan Arenado returned to the St. Louis Cardinals' starting lineup on Wednesday night after missing three games due to a right shoulder impingement.
- Arenado’s recent absence followed last week's finger jam incurred while recording his 1,900th career hit, contributing to a challenging season for the 34-year-old veteran.
- The Cardinals currently struggle with pitching, ranking 23rd overall and allowing 502 hits, while recently going 2-6 against left-handed starters and losing 13 games when scoring three runs or less.
- Miles Mikolas is scheduled to take the mound on Thursday evening to close out the series against the Nationals, as the Cardinals aim to boost their position ahead of the July 31 trade deadline.
- Facing a pivotal summer, the Cardinals hope that enhancements to their pitching, possibly involving former player Zac Gallen, could revive their playoff chances.
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