Cardinals' Michael McGreevy Logs Quality Start vs Rockies

Michael McGreevy, a 25-year-old rookie pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, has delivered quality starts in his last few outings, including a six-inning performance against the Rockies where he allowed three runs on seven hits with no walks. McGreevy has shown continued development, especially with his changeup, which he is using effectively against left-handed batters, complementing his primary sinker and slider pitches. Despite not factoring in the decision during the recent loss to the Rockies, he maintains a 4.41 ERA and a 1.22 WHIP over 51 innings, with a 4-2 record across eight starts. Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol expressed optimism about McGreevy's progress as he adapts to major league hitters seeing him multiple times. McGreevy is scheduled to start his next game against the Marlins on the road. Meanwhile, the Cardinals are managing injuries to key players like Nolan Arenado and Zack Thompson, which could impact the team’s lineup.