TULSA, OK - The Springfield Cardinals tied a franchise record in the first inning on Saturday night when Brody Moore hit the team's eighth grand slam of the season, matching the 2021 club. The Cardinals won a rain-shortened game 10-4 over the Tulsa Drillers.
W: Randel Clemente (2-2)
L: Peter Heubeck (0-3)
NOTES:
- The Cardinals sent seven to the plate in the top of the first before recording an out. That stretch ended with the Moore slam.
- Jesús Báez launched a two run shot in the elongated first inning, his seventh at Double-A in just 15 games.
- Travis Honeyman hit a three-run home run in the top of the third inning, his eighth of 2026.
- The game was put into a lightning/rain delay before the bottom of the sixth could start. It was ultimately called final 34 minutes later at 9:37 PM. It's the first rain shortened game the Cardinals have played in this season.
UP NEXT:
- Sunday, July 12 at Tulsa Drillers, 12:05 PM
- LHP Braden Davis (1-3, 4.76) vs RHP Christian Zazueta (0-0, 1.93)
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