As pitchers get more starts under their belt they are settling into rhythms and patterns. St. Louis Cardinals RHP prospect Jack Ralston has settled into a pattern of success through his first three starts.
The Cardinals drafted Ralston in the seventh round of the 2019 MLB draft out of UCLA. He debuted in short season A ball collecting five saves and a sub-two ERA across 17 relief appearances. Following the COVID-shutdown season he earned an assignment in High-A with the Peoria Chiefs.
In just over 10 innings, Ralston has a 2.61 ERA and 18 strikeouts to go along with seven walks.