Dustin May showcased an impressive performance as he pitched for six innings, leading the St. Louis Cardinals to a victory over the Boston Red Sox. The game marked the beginning of a three-game series at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.
Dustin May’s Strong Outing
May, who is now 1-2 for the season, allowed just two runs—one of which was earned—on four hits. He also struck out four batters during his time on the mound.
Key Moments in the Game
- Victor Scott II opened the scoring with a sacrifice fly in the second inning, driving in Ramón Urías.
- In the fifth inning, José Fermín hit a sacrifice fly that allowed Urías to score, giving the Cardinals a 3-2 lead.
- Jordan Walker contributed with a one-out single, later scoring after Thomas Saggese’s single.
The Cardinals capitalized on a wild pitch by Zach Kelly, placing runners in scoring position and allowing Fermín to extend the lead.
Red Sox Highlights
The Red Sox’s offense included an RBI groundout by Masataka Yoshida. Trevor Story managed to steal home during a double steal, contributing to Boston’s runs in the early innings. Wilyer Abreu recorded two hits in the contest.
Riley O’Brien came in to close the game, delivering a flawless ninth inning and securing his fourth save of the season.
This significant win not only serves to strengthen the Cardinals’ campaign but also highlights Dustin May’s role in their strategy for success this season.
