ST. Kyrie Irving Shoes From China . LOUIS -- When Cardinals manager Mike Matheny came to the mound in the seventh inning, Adam Wainwright focused on recording another out. Matheny left his ace in for one more hitter with two on and Wainwright responded with one more big pitch, and then left the mound with a whoop in a 5-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox on Thursday night. "That was a couple weeks of frustration built up, just not making a pitch when I needed to," Wainwright said. "He just came out and gave me a little pep talk. "Hes a motivational speaker guy, hes very good at that." Yoenis Cespedes took a third strike on a full-count curveball and catcher Tony Cruz sprinted to the dugout before home plate umpire Gary Cederstrom raised his right arm. "Hes one of the top pitchers and when they get into trouble they find ways to get out of it," Boston second baseman Dustin Pedroia said. "Thats what he did. Thats why hes one of the best." Wainwright recovered from a shaky start to earn his 14th win, tying for the major league lead, and rookie Kolten Wong homered twice. "Hes got really impressive bat speed, always has," Matheny said of Wong. "You dont have to cheat. You just take the head of the bat to the ball and watch it jump." Jhonny Peraltas two-run double keyed a three-run first off Brandon Workman and Wong had his first multihomer game. The Cardinals took two of three from their stripped-down opponents, who beat them in the World Series last fall but are in last place in the AL East. "That first inning is kind of notorious in his career," Red Sox manager John Farrell said of Workman. Wainwright (14-6) needed 66 pitches to slog through the first three innings after the start was delayed by rain for more than an hour for the second straight night. The 6-foot-7 right-hander retired 11 in a row before the seventh. Wainwright has won at least 14 games each of the last three seasons. Wily Peralta won his 14th game earlier Thursday for the NL Central-leading Brewers, who are one game ahead of St. Louis. Workman (1-5) retired nine straight before Wong lined a 1-0 pitch over the right-field wall with one out in the fifth to put the Cardinals up 4-2. Wong then added his ninth homer in the seventh, a 423-foot shot off Craig Breslow. Mike Napoli and Christian Vasquez each drove in a run in the third, Wainwrights roughest inning. He had seven strikeouts and allowed seven hits, four of them in the third. SLOW STARTERS Workman has totalled 70 pitches in the first inning his last two starts, allowing five runs. He faced eight batters in St. Louis three-run first. TRAINERS ROOM Red Sox: David Ortiz was scratched because of concerns with wet grounds and Napoli got the start at first base instead. Ortiz pinch-hit in the eighth and lined out. Allen Craig (left foot sprain) is visiting with specialist Dr. Robert Anderson in Charlotte, N.C., on Friday and will rejoin the team in Los Angeles. Cardinals: Closer Trevor Rosenthal made his fourth straight appearance in a five-day span on Wednesday and took the loss, surrendering the go-ahead run. He didnt warm up during the finale. All-Star setup man Pat Neshek finished for his third save in five chances, and first since June 17. "(Rosenthal) could have said whatever he wanted to say, it didnt really matter tonight," Matheny said. ON DECK The Cardinals sent Justin Masterson (1-0, 7.50 ERA) ahead to Baltimore, where he will oppose Chris Tillman (8-5, 3.78 ERA) on Friday night. He is 2-3 with a 6.98 ERA in six starts at Camden Yards. The Red Sox begin a three-game series at Los Angeles, with Allen Webster (1-1, 6.75 ERA) opposing the Angels Jered Weaver (12-6, 3.59 ERA). NOTABLE The Cardinals have won all four interleague series against the Red Sox and are 8-4 overall. ... 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There were also times later in the tourney when McDavid demonstrated he was destined for the first spot on the list. Its precisely for those reasons they remain deadlocked. Each showed their tremendous abilities and made a case for why they should be the first overall pick, yet nothing convinced me that one has the edge on the other. Two great players come to mind when I think of these two young stars - Magic Johnson and Larry Bird, basketball Hall of Famers who were instrumental in leading their teams to championship stature. Each was great, but in very different ways and with different skill sets. While neither was more important or less important to their teams, their impact on the NBA was renowned. The managers of their respective teams may have found themselves in the most unique of situations, that being they could only trade one for the other. They wore sweater numbers 32 and 33 respectively and that may have been the only thing that separated them by one. Two players who stood out at the World Junior Championship took a significant leap forward. Mikko Rantanen was Finlands most productive player and showed an ability to play a well-rounded game where he could have an impact in multiple ways. Lawson Crouse - Canadas youngest player - became a very important cog in their lineup as the tourney progressed. He demonstrated his ability to contribute with his skating, smarts, size and strength and was part of a very important and formidable line that helped Canada to gold. London Knights winger Mitchell Marner, the leading scorer in the Ontario Hockey League, is an electrifying talent. Eries Dylan Strome has also been atop the scoring race since the beginning of the season and have both shown they can lead their teams to success in the absence of more highly-acclaimed teammates. Theyve established themselves as the next best two players after McDavid and Eichel. Noah Hanifin is a very good prospect, the difference between him and Michigan blueliner Zach Werenski is razor thin. Along with Swedens Oliver Kylington and Russian defenceman Ivan Provorov of the Brandon Wheat Kings, they form a quartet of blueliner who embody what NHL teams are looking for. The New Year begins with the countdown to the draft and if there is anything I know for certain, we can expect players to step up their games and continue to show that this draft class could be very special, not just at the top but throughout. Craigs List - January Ranking RK Player Team POS HT WT G A P 1 Connor McDavid Erie (OHL) C 61 195 16 35 51 1 Jack Eichel Boston U (NCAA) C 62 195 8 19 27 3 Mitchell Marner London (OHL) RW 511 154 32 45 77 4 Dylan Strome Erie (OHL) C 63 187 27 44 71 5 Noah Hanifin Boston C (NCAA) D 62 201 2 6 8 6 Zach Werenski Michigan (NCAA) D 61 201 3 9 12 7 Oliver Kylington AIK (Sweden 2) D 60 180 3 3 6 8 Ivan Provorov Brandon (WHL) D 60 193 10 27 37 9 Nick Merkley Kelowna (WHL) C 511 188 13 48 61 10 Kyle Connor Youngstown (USHL) C 61 170 11 20 31 11 Mikko Rantanen TPS (SM LIGA) RW 64 211 2 9 11 12 Lawson Crouse Kingston (OHL) LW 64 211 12 4 16 13 Jansen Harkins Prince George (WHL) C 61 181 13 35 48 14 Jeremy Roy Sherbrooke (QMJHL) D 60 189 4 31 35 15 Brock Boeser Waterloo (USHL) RW 61 187 19 16 35 16 Anthony Beauvillier Shawinigan (QMJHL) LW 510 171 29 24 53 17 Pavel Zacha Sarnia (OHL) C 63 210 9 10 19 18 Mathew Brazal Seattle (WHL) C 60 178 7 11 18 19 Daniel Sprong Charlottetown (QMJHL) RW 61 189 22 23 45 20 Evgeni Svechnikov Cape Breton (QMJHL) RW 61 180 13 24 37 21 Colin White USA NTDP (USHL) C 60 183 10 12 22 22 Thomas Novak Waterloo (USHL) C 60 174 4 20 24 23 Nicolas Meloche Baie Comeau (QMJHL) D 63 199 8 20 28 24 Brandon Carlo Tri-City (WHL) D 65 198 2 13 15 25 Thomas Chabot Saint John (QMJHL) D 61 181 7 17 24 26 Jakub Zboril Saint John (QMJHL) D 61 184 8 14 22 27 Jake Debrusk Swift Current (WHL) LW 60 171 20 20 40 28 Jeremy Bracco USA NTDP (USHL) RW 59 173 12 35 47 29 Filip Chlapik Charlottetown (QMJHL) C 60 194 17 26 43 30 Travis Konecny Ottawa (OHL) C 60 173 14 19 33 31 Timo Meier Halifax (QMJHL) RW 61 208 21 25 46 32 Nicolas Roy Chicoutimi (QMJHL) C 64 202 10 18 28 33 Guillaume Brisebois Acadie (QMJHL) D 62 170 3 13 16 34 Mitchell Vande Sompel Oshawa (OHL) D 510 182 6 34 40 35 Parker Wotherspoon Tri-City (WHL) D 60 171 8 14 22 36 Rasmus Andersson Barrie (OHL) D 60 210 8 29 37 37 Gustav Bouramman Sault Ste. Kyrie Irving Shoes For Sale. Marie (OHL) D 511 184 5 20 25 38 Brendan Guhle Prince Albert (WHL) D 62 184 3 11 14 39 Roope Hintz Ilves (SM LIGA) C/LW 63 185 4 7 11 40 Jordan Greenway USA NTDP (USHL) LW 65 222 2 15 17 41 Jacob Larsson Frolunda (Sweden J-20) D 62 191 5 6 11 42 Jens Looke Brynas (SHL) RW 61 180 2 4 6 43 Adam Musil Red Deer (WHL) C/RW 63 206 9 16 25 44 Erik Foley Cedar Rapids (USHL) LW 60 185 15 13 28 45 Paul Bittner Portland (WHL) LW 64 206 15 13 28 46 Nikita Korostelev Sarnia (OHL) RW 61 195 16 20 36 47 Blake Speers Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) C 511 177 18 26 44 48 Yakov Trenin Gatineau (QMJHL) C 62 192 11 25 36 49 Andrew Mangiapane Barrie (OHL) RW 510 170 22 37 59 50 Christian Fischer USA NTDP (USHL) RW 61 212 16 15 31 51 Vladislav Gavrikov Loko Yaroslavl (MHL) D 63 205 1 6 7 52 Noah Juulsen Everett (WHL) D 61 175 4 25 29 53 Vince Dunn Niagara (OHL) D 60 182 7 16 23 54 David Kase Chomutov (Czech Jr.) C 511 169 5 5 10 55 Sebastian Aho Karpat (SM LIIGA) RW 511 172 2 3 5 56 Ethan Bear Seattle (WHL) D 60 202 9 13 22 57 Felix Sandstrom Brynas Jr. (Sweden J20) G 62 191 3.31 .896 0 58 Ryan Pilon Brandon (WHL) D 62 212 6 27 33 59 Ryan Gropp Seattle (WHL) LW 62 184 15 18 33 60 Adam Marsh Saint John (QMJHL) LW 60 160 18 14 32 61 Callum Booth Quebec (QMJHL) G 63 199 62 Mackenzie Blackwood Barrie (OHL) G 62 215 63 Nathan Noel Saint John (QMJHL) C 511 170 64 J.F. Karlsson Omaha (USHL) C/RW 61 192 65 Alexander Dergachyov St. Petersburg (MHL) RW 64 200 66 Glenn Gawdin Swift Current (WHL) C 61 188 67 Travis Dermott Erie (OHL) D 511 197 68 Dennis Yan Shawinigan (QMJHL) LW 61 180 69 Matthew Spencer Peterborough (OHL) D 62 200 70 Daniel Vladar Kladno (Czech Jr.) G 65 185 71 Ziyat Paygin Ak Bars Kazan (KHL) D 65 209 72 Denis Guryanov Togilatti 2 (MHL) RW 63 183 73 Keegan Kolesar Seattle (WHL) RW 61 217 74 Michael Spacek Pardubice (Czech Jr.) RW 511 187 75 Jonas Siegenthaler GCK Zurich (Swiss 2) D 63 220 76 Caleb Jones USA NTDP (USHL) D 60 194 77 Reid Gardiner Prince Albert (WHL) C/RW 511 187 78 Deven Sideroff Kemloops (WHL) RW 511 171 79 Lukas Jasek Trinec Jr. (Czech Jr.) RW 511 165 80 Dmitri Zhukenov OMSK (MHL) C 511 169 81 Aleksi Saarela Assat Pori (Finland Jr.) C 511 198 82 Graham Knott Niagara (OHL) LW 64 192 83 Brent Gates Green Bay (USHL) C 62 196 84 Spencer Smallman Saint John (QMJHL) RW 61 184 85 Gabriel Carlsson Linkoping (Sweden J20) D 64 183 86 Brendan Warren USA NTDP (USHL) LW 60 191 87 Samuel Dove-McFalls Saint John (QMJHL) C/LW 62 207 88 Yegor Rykov St. Petersbrug (WHL) D 61 216 89 Kyle Capobianco Sudbury (OHL) D 61 178 90 Brien Diffley Boston U (HE- NCAA) D 61 176 91 Denis Godla Slovakia U18 (Extra) G 511 176 92 Zachary Senyshyn Sault Ste. 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