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Current Video: Comeback Cards

Hear from Jarrett Hoffpauir as he earned his first major league hit, a game winning single in the ninth, to give the Cards a 7-4 comeback victory over the Reds.

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" Walk ahead of Albert Pujols Grand Slam than in the ninth. A two run single that. But the Cardinals up for good what are the emotions -- did you make your Major League debut. He's not a word -- in. First then I had to -- little bit but I had to come self doubt and realize that. That's going to sting a little bit. We're gonna we're going to soldier on -- don't I'm going to help you at this time. That's stings a little doubt. -- we're gonna gonna gonna -- this on here aren't you talking about him the emotions first the walked. And then when you're up in a situation where you can win the game of the bases. Danny like an idea he got out behind you want to get on -- what else is doing that. You know -- I got some pitches do you -- laid off NI got -- looked -- then you know he put his head. Okay. And wanting Albert coming your guy that sits down at triple -- we see him every day what's -- being part of a team. We see Albert doing the amazing thing that he's doing eyes -- winners and you know on -- is the best hitter in baseball you know as leader and you know he did he tell me on -- settled down you know get a base hit and actually the last about a hades that you know this guy like just -- don't you know. See it you know put a good swing on it luckily it fell former. I get the ball gobbling resolved not yet I hope so you gotta pie in the face we know absolute congratulates nice a lot of our top power. And about a few --"

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