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Watch a postgame interview with Cardinals pitcher Chris Carpenter. Carpenter piched all 9 innings, allowed 1 hit and recorded 10 strikouts.

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" Yeah."

" Outstanding effort today. You must have really felt good from the start he looked like he got even stronger as the game went."

" Now it's. Your game around. You know I had a good game -- going and unless it's. An excuse pitches -- that I -- the ball regardless. We've played him the last -- that was it and they don't elicit a similar Steelers. My command my fastball was just didn't ahead. The guys Indianapolis 500 itself and it's something a much better yeah."

" A nice play by Troy glossy yet nice play by -- right there in the -- another life."

" Yeah I mean again -- a -- it always all the way around good tournament a great way there will not Brennan. Congress returns and great doubles player -- means you can generic played admit vagabond Centre early on that -- I don't know -- played zero minutes just. A good game all the way around restored runs -- we get some minutes and -- it looked -- pitched well enough to win this."

" You guys are on an incredible -- must be nice to steal that you guys to continue got along with -- Wainwright and with the Niro you guys are an unbelievable record."

" we have we continue to grow up there every time and take nothing for granted and that's what's nice so we get him. And I -- guys here that and juggernaut they're competing and I enjoy what what their task is NASA won't get outs and that's been nice. For a long time ago congratulations great job I think he."

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(0:39) returns and great doubles player -- means you can generic played admit vagabond Centre early on that -- I don't know -- played zero minutes just. A good game all the way around restored runs

(0:55) you guys to continue got along with -- Wainwright and with the Niro you guys are an unbelievable record.