It has solved those and threw the ball very well in Pittsburgh.

This is a big day for a clubhouse man for the Cardinals,

Butch Yakman in his 50th year.

For the Cardinals, 50 years.

He was honored prior to the game.

Here's the opening pitch of the ball game.

Stennett, first ball hitting, bounces one off the right side to the basis.

And any stint at first ball hitting, as he usually does,

found a hole between Troy and Seismore.

That'll bring up Dave Parker, the right fielder.

He has hit the ball well against the Cardinals this year.

Parker has hit 10 hits and 17 times at bat against the Cardinals, hitting at a 588 clip. On the season at 273, three home runs, he's driven in nine.

And the pitch by Nakey, the curveball is down low ball once.

Ake's a right-handed pitcher.

Joe Torrey at first base.

Holds are under there, Stennett to pitch to Parker.

Fly ball up center field pretty well hit.

Back is AG going, going, going, he can't get it. It bounces into the stands and it's a double.

A ground rule double, actually a book rule double is what it is.

And the ball bounced off the as to tear surface into the sheets and the left battered field,

and the pilots are running it to Steve and like Nagy.

With a single on the double head, nobody outrunners at second and third, and the batterer field and the piloter running at Steve and Mike Nagy with a single on the doublehead

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