STL Post-Dispatch: Ludwick’s home run rescues Cardinals

[Anthony] Reyes didn’t win Sunday afternoon at McAfee Coliseum; however, the Cardinals did, 10-6. They survived because Reyes stiffened after a five-run, [4]-hit first inning reminded him why he had spent three weeks at Triple-A Memphis… Reyes followed a traumatic start with four shutout frames.
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Reyes called his stuff “hit and miss.” There was much more hit than miss early. But with about a dozen scouts looking on, what might have become a disaster instead became a show of resilience.

“He showed a lot of toughness. He didn’t cave in,” manager Tony La Russa said.
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“I wasn’t nervous,” Reyes said. “It was just a different setting. It’s different pitching up here than pitching down there.”
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Needing 101 pitches to get 15 outs, Reyes pitched around consecutive walks that loaded the bases in the third and dodged a two-out double in the fourth.

Reyes’ final line: 5IP, 7H, 5R, 3SO, 3BB, 2HBP
So were the scouts there to look at Reyes? Rolen? One of the A’s?