The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs in extra innings thanks to a walk-off double by Iván Herrera. The game featured a strong pitching performance from Dustin May, potentially his last start with the team before a possible trade.
The story begins with Dustin May delivering a dominant 5-inning performance, completely shutting down the Chicago Cubs offense. However, the source does not detail how many pitches he threw or any specific stats beyond holding the Cubs scoreless for those innings.
Following May’s departure, the remaining four innings proved to be a challenge for the Cardinals. The details of these innings are not provided in the summary, but it is clear they were eventful enough to lead to an extra-innings contest.
The game ultimately concluded with Iván Herrera hitting a dramatic walk-off double, securing the victory for the Cardinals. The source highlights this ending as “amazing,” emphasizing the excitement surrounding the play and the overall outcome of the game. It’s noted that this game may be significant as it could be May's last start for the Cardinals before the trade deadline.
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