Coming out of spring training, the Cardinals thought they would have one of the most powerful, versatile young lineups in the game, anchored by veterans Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado. It hasn't played out that way in the early going, as issues hitting in the clutch and a temporary lack of power left them in a rut out of the gate. After averaging more than 7.3 runs per game in the opening series vs. the Blue Jays, St. Louis was averaging 3.6 runs per game since.