The St. Louis Cardinals completed a sweep of the San Francisco Giants with a thrilling 5-3 victory on Sunday. The series began in Birmingham, Alabama, on Thursday night with a tribute to the Negro Leagues, and St. Louis dominated all three games, showcasing their exceptional play on the field.
The standout player of the game was Sonny Gray, who pitched an outstanding game, allowing only one hit over seven innings. Gray’s impressive performance lowered his ERA to 2.81, demonstrating his skill and control on the mound.
St. Louis manager Oliver Marmol praised Gray’s aggressive pitching style, noting that he was in total command of his pitches throughout the game. San Francisco manager Bob Melvin also commended Gray’s performance, highlighting his ability to use a wide array of pitches effectively.
Alec Burleson drove in two runs, while Brendan Donovan and Matt Carpenter also contributed RBIs to secure the win for the Cardinals, who have now won five of their last seven games. The team will look to carry this momentum forward as they continue their season.
