Cards hitless through four
"If we make a change, it will be because we think something needs to be changed," Shildt said Saturday morning. "But I just don't like to get overly knee-jerk. ... You know we looked at it, but we like our lineup and this lineup is capable and this is a similar lineup that beat (Max) Scherzer a couple weeks ago. So, we'll ride with it."
The Cardinals, meanwhile, stole two bases on Friday night alone and gave themselves a chance to stay in the game despite failing to get a hit until the eighth inning.