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Game Analysis: At 4:10 pm our complimentary selection is on the St. Louis Cardinals over the Chicago Cubs. Righthander and second-year player for the Cardinals, Mitchell Boggs, had a shot at the fifth starter job going into the preseason, but he was passed by little-known P.J. Walters when he got injured slightly during spring training. But Boggs is healthy again and looked good in his one relief appearance, while Walters struggled a bit in his only start, so now Boggs has taken Walters’ place. This move was expected, as Boggs was always the guy the Cards hoped would emerge at the back end of the rotation, as he had flourished in the last three years starting games in the minors at the A, AA, and AAA levels, having winning records at each level, and low ERAs with plenty of strikeouts. Righthander Sean Marshall is supposedly the Cubs’ fifth starter although he had two relief appearances before his first start, and in 2008 Marshall was used primarily out of the bullpen, so it’s unclear exactly what role he will have as the season progresses. Ironically, Marshall’s only start thus far came against this St. Louis team on 4/16, a game which the Cards won quite easily, 7-4. The Cubs offense is struggling a bit right now with only the 11th best batting average in the National League (.254) and only 66 total runs scored, which is 22 fewer than the Cards. Take St. Louis.