List of St. Louis Cardinals Opening Day starting pitchers

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Busch Stadium, St. Louis' home ballpark since 2006

The St. Louis Cardinals are a Major League Baseball (MLB) franchise based in St. Louis, Missouri. They play in the National League Central division. The first game of the new baseball season for a team is played on Opening Day, and being named the Opening Day starter is an honor, which is often given to the player who is expected to lead the pitching staff that season, [1] though there are various strategic reasons why a team's best pitcher might not start on Opening Day. [2] As of 2008, The Cardinals have used 71 different Opening Day starting pitchers in their 128 seasons. Since the franchise's beginning in 1882, the starters have a combined Opening Day record of 70 wins, 57  losses (70–57), and 22  no decisions. No decisions are only awarded to the starting pitcher if the game is won or lost after the starting pitcher has left the game. Although in modern baseball, ties are rare due to extra innings.

Contents

Bob Gibson holds the Cardinals record for most Opening Day starts with ten. [3]

Key

SeasonEach year is linked to an article about that particular Cardinals season.
WWin
LLoss
TTie
ND (W) No decision by starting pitcher; Cardinals won game
ND (L)No decision by starting pitcher; Cardinals lost game
Pitcher (#)Number of appearances as Opening Day starter with the Cardinals
(W)Cardinals won game; no information on starting pitcher's decision
(L)Cardinals lost game; no information on starting pitcher's decision
† AA Champions
*Advanced to the post-season
** NL Champions
*** World Series Champions

Pitchers

Chris Carpenter, the 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2010 opening day starter Chris carpenter 10 1 2009 7803.jpg
Chris Carpenter, the 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2010 opening day starter
Kyle Lohse, the 2008 and 2012 opening day starter DSC02262 Kyle Lohse.jpg
Kyle Lohse, the 2008 and 2012 opening day starter
SeasonPitcherDecisionOpponentLocationRef(s)
1882 Jumbo McGinnis (W) Louisville Eclipse Sportsman's Park [4]
1883 Jumbo McGinnis (2)(L) Cincinnati Red Stockings Bank Street Grounds [5]
1884 Tip O'Neill (W) Indianapolis Hoosiers Sportsman's Park [6]
1885 † Dave Foutz (L) Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [7]
1886 † Bob Caruthers (W) Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [8]
1887 † Dave Foutz (2)(L) Louisville Colonels Eclipse Park [9]
1888 † Silver King (W) Louisville Colonels Sportsman's Park [10]
1889 Silver King (2)(W) Cincinnati Reds League Park (CIN) [11]
1890 Toad Ramsey (W) Louisville Colonels Eclipse Park [12]
1891 Jack Stivetts (T) Cincinnati Kelly's Killers East End Park [13]
1892 Kid Gleason (L) Chicago Colts Sportsman's Park [14]
1893 Pink Hawley (W) Louisville Colonels New Sportsman's Park [15]
1894 Ted Breitenstein (W) Pittsburgh Pirates New Sportsman's Park [16]
1895 Ted Breitenstein (2)(L) Chicago Colts New Sportsman's Park [17]
1896 Ted Breitenstein (3)(W) Cleveland Spiders New Sportsman's Park [18]
1897 Red Donahue (L) Pittsburgh Pirates New Sportsman's Park [19]
1898 Jack B. Taylor (L) Chicago Orphans New Sportsman's Park [20]
1899 Cy Young (W) Cleveland Spiders League Park [21]
1900 Cy Young (2)(W) Pittsburgh Pirates League Park [22]
1901 Jack Powell (L) Chicago Orphans League Park [23]
1902 Stan Yerkes (L) Pittsburgh Pirates League Park [24]
1903 Clarence Currie (W) Chicago Cubs League Park [25]
1904 Jack W. Taylor (L) Pittsburgh Pirates League Park [26]
1905 Chappie McFarland (L) Chicago Cubs League Park [27]
1906 Jack W. Taylor (2)(L) Pittsburgh Pirates League Park [28]
1907 Art Fromme (L) Chicago Cubs West Side Park [29]
1908 Johnny Lush (L) Pittsburgh Pirates League Park [29]
1909 Johnny Lush (2)(L) Chicago Cubs West Side Park [29]
1910 Vic Willis (L) Pittsburgh Pirates League Park [30]
1911 Slim Sallee T Chicago Cubs West Side Park [31]
1912 Bob Harmon (W) Pittsburgh Pirates Robison Field [32]
1913 Dan Griner (W) Chicago Cubs West Side Park [33]
1914 Dan Griner (2)(W) Pittsburgh Pirates Robison Field [34]
1915 Slim Sallee (2)(L) Chicago Cubs West Side Park [35]
1916 Bill Doak (W) Pittsburgh Pirates Robison Field [36]
1917 Lee Meadows (L) Cincinnati Reds Redland Field [37]
1918 Lee Meadows (2)(W) Chicago Cubs Cardinal Field [38]
1919 Jakie May (L) Cincinnati Reds Redland Field [39]
1920 Bill Doak (2)(L) Pittsburgh Pirates Cardinal Field [40]
1921 Jesse Haines L Chicago Cubs Cubs Park [41]
1922 Bill Sherdel W Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [42]
1923 Jeff Pfeffer ND (L) Cincinnati Reds Redland Field [43]
1924 Johnny Stuart ND (W) Chicago Cubs Sportsman's Park [44]
1925 Jesse Haines (2)L Cincinnati Reds Redland Field [45]
1926*** Flint Rhem W Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [46]
1927 Grover Cleveland Alexander (L) Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [47]
1928** Jesse Haines (3)(W) Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [48]
1929 Grover Cleveland Alexander (2)(W) Cincinnati Reds Redland Field [49]
1930** Flint Rhem (2)(L) Chicago Cubs Sportsman's Park [50]
1931*** Flint Rhem (3)(W) Cincinnati Reds Redland Field [51]
1932 Flint Rhem (4)(W) Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [52]
1933 Dizzy Dean (L) Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [53]
1934*** Dizzy Dean (2)(W) Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [54]
1935 Dizzy Dean (3)(L) Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [55]
1936 Dizzy Dean (4)(L) Chicago Cubs Sportsman's Park [56]
1937 Dizzy Dean (5)W Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field [57]
1938 Bob Weiland (L) Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [58]
1939 Bob Weiland (2)W Pittsburgh Pirates Forbes Field [59]
1940 Curt Davis (L) Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [60]
1941 Lon Warneke W Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field [61]
1942*** Mort Cooper (L) Chicago Cubs Sportsman's Park [62]
1943** Mort Cooper (2)(L) Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field [63]
1944*** Max Lanier W Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [64]
1945 Ted Wilks (L) Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [65]
1946*** Johnny Beazley (L) Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [66]
1947 Howie Pollet (L) Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field [67]
1948 Murry Dickson W Cincinnati Reds Sportsman's Park [68]
1949 Harry Brecheen (L) Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field [69]
1950 Gerry Staley W Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [70]
1951 Tom Poholsky (L) Pittsburgh Pirates Forbes Field [71]
1952 Gerry Staley (2)W Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park [72]
1953 Gerry Staley (3)L Milwaukee Braves Milwaukee County Stadium [73]
1954 Harvey Haddix L Chicago Cubs Busch Stadium [74]
1955 Brooks Lawrence L Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [75]
1956 Wilmer Mizell W Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field [76]
1957 Herm Wehmeier W Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field [77]
1958 Wilmer Mizell (2)L Chicago Cubs Sportsman's Park [78]
1959 Larry Jackson ND (L) San Francisco Giants Sportsman's Park [79]
1960 Larry Jackson (2)L San Francisco Giants Candlestick Park [80]
1961 Ernie Broglio ND (W) Milwaukee Braves Milwaukee County Stadium [81]
1962 Larry Jackson (3)W New York Mets Sportsman's Park [82]
1963 Ernie Broglio (2)W New York Mets Polo Grounds [83]
1964*** Ernie Broglio (3)L Los Angeles Dodgers Dodger Stadium [84]
1965 Bob Gibson T Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [85]
1966 Curt Simmons ND (L) Philadelphia Phillies Sportsman's Park [86]
1967*** Bob Gibson (2)W San Francisco Giants Busch Memorial Stadium [87]
1968** Bob Gibson (3)ND (W) Atlanta Braves Busch Memorial Stadium [88]
1969 Bob Gibson (4)ND (L) Pittsburgh Pirates Busch Memorial Stadium [89]
1970 Bob Gibson (5)W Montreal Expos Jarry Park Stadium [90]
1971 Bob Gibson (6)L Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [91]
1972 Bob Gibson (7)ND (L) Montreal Expos Busch Memorial Stadium [92]
1973 Bob Gibson (8)ND (L) Pittsburgh Pirates Three Rivers Stadium [93]
1974 Bob Gibson (9)ND (W) Pittsburgh Pirates Busch Memorial Stadium [94]
1975 Bob Gibson (10)L Montreal Expos Busch Memorial Stadium [95]
1976 Lynn McGlothen W Chicago Cubs Busch Memorial Stadium [96]
1977 John Denny W Pittsburgh Pirates Three Rivers Stadium [97]
1978 Bob Forsch W Philadelphia Phillies Veterans Stadium [98]
1979 John Denny (2)W Philadelphia Phillies Busch Memorial Stadium [99]
1980 Pete Vuckovich W Pittsburgh Pirates Busch Memorial Stadium [100]
1981 Bob Forsch (2)L Philadelphia Phillies Busch Memorial Stadium [101]
1982*** Bob Forsch (3)W Houston Astros Houston Astrodome [102]
1983 Bob Forsch (4)L Pittsburgh Pirates Busch Memorial Stadium [103]
1984 Dave LaPoint L Los Angeles Dodgers Dodger Stadium [104]
1985** Joaquín Andújar ND (L) New York Mets Shea Stadium [105]
1986 John Tudor W Chicago Cubs Busch Memorial Stadium [106]
1987** John Tudor (2)W Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [107]
1988* Joe Magrane ND (L) Cincinnati Reds Riverfront Stadium [108]
1989 Joe Magrane (2)L New York Mets Shea Stadium [109]
1990 Joe Magrane (3)ND (W) Montreal Expos Busch Memorial Stadium [110]
1991 Bryn Smith W Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [111]
1992 José DeLeón ND (L) New York Mets Busch Memorial Stadium [112]
1993 Bob Tewksbury L San Francisco Giants Busch Memorial Stadium [113]
1994 Bob Tewksbury (2)W Cincinnati Reds Riverfront Stadium [114]
1995 Ken Hill ND (W) Philadelphia Phillies Busch Memorial Stadium [115]
1996* Andy Benes ND (L) New York Mets Shea Stadium [116]
1997 Todd Stottlemyre ND (L) Montreal Expos Olympic Stadium [117]
1998 Todd Stottlemyre (2)W Los Angeles Dodgers Busch Memorial Stadium [118]
1999 Donovan Osborne ND (L) Milwaukee Brewers Busch Memorial Stadium [119]
2000* Darryl Kile W Chicago Cubs Busch Memorial Stadium [120]
2001* Darryl Kile (2)L Colorado Rockies Coors Field [121]
2002* Matt Morris W Colorado Rockies Busch Memorial Stadium [122]
2003 Matt Morris (2)ND (W) Milwaukee Brewers Busch Memorial Stadium [123]
2004** Matt Morris (3)ND (L) Milwaukee Brewers Busch Memorial Stadium [124]
2005* Chris Carpenter W Houston Astros Minute Maid Park [125]
2006*** Chris Carpenter (2)W Philadelphia Phillies Citizens Bank Park [126]
2007 Chris Carpenter (3)L New York Mets Busch Stadium [127]
2008 Kyle Lohse ND (L) Colorado Rockies Busch Stadium [128]
2009* Adam Wainwright ND (L) Pittsburgh Pirates Busch Stadium [129]
2010 Chris Carpenter (4)W Cincinnati Reds Great American Ball Park [130]
2011*** Chris Carpenter (5)ND (L) San Diego Padres Busch Stadium [131]
2012* Kyle Lohse (2)W Miami Marlins Marlins Park [132]
2013** Adam Wainwright (2)L Arizona Diamondbacks Chase Field [133]
2014* Adam Wainwright (3)W Cincinnati Reds Great American Ball Park [134]
2015* Adam Wainwright (4)W Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [135]
2016 Adam Wainwright (5)L Pittsburgh Pirates PNC Park [136]
2017 Carlos Martínez ND (W) Chicago Cubs Busch Stadium [137]
2018 Carlos Martínez (2)L New York Mets Citi Field [138]
2019* Miles Mikolas L Milwaukee Brewers Miller Park [139]
2020* Jack Flaherty W Pittsburgh Pirates Busch Stadium [140]
2021* Jack Flaherty (2)ND (W) Cincinnati Reds Great American Ballpark [141]
2022* Adam Wainwright (6)W Pittsburgh Pirates Busch Stadium [142]
2023 Miles Mikolas (2)ND (L) Toronto Blue Jays Busch Stadium [143]
2024 Miles Mikolas (3)L Los Angeles Dodgers Dodger Stadium [144]

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