July 13, 2025; St. Louis, Missouri, USA; St. Louis Cardinals Center Fielder Victor Scott II (11) stole the second base against the Atlanta Braves Shortstop Nick Alan (2) during the second innings at Busch Stadium. Compulsory Credit: Jeff Curry-Imgon Images Jose Fermin hit his first big league homer, two-run shot, which to lift St. Louis Cardinals on 5–4 Sunday to lift the previous part of the visiting Atlanta Braves.
The game was given more than four hours a total of two rains.
Umpire Brain Miller evicted Cardinals Manager Oliver Marmol for controversial ball-end-stroke call in the ninth innings
Wilson Contraras scored two runs and Masin Winn scored twice as Cardinals avoided the three-game sweep by Braves.
St. Louis Starter Sunny Gray allowed a run on three hits in three innings before stopping the game. He hit five and no one went.
Steven Matz replaced the gray after the first delay and allowed two runs on three hits in 1 2/3 innings. Winner Pitcher Gordon Gracefo (3–0), Riley O’Brien and Ryan Halesley (19th Save) worked after the second delay.
Matt Olson scored three runs and Michael Harris II scored twice for the brave.
Braves Starter Davis Daniel recalled Triple-e Ginnet for the game, allowing two hits in four innings and one run on three walks. He hit five.
Jessie Chavez (0–1) suffered losses after allowing four runs on six hits and two innings.
Cardinals took a 1-0 lead in the second innings. Vinen went away, stole the second base and scored on the infield single of Victor Scott II.
Gray faced the first eight batsmen. Then Nick Elon, Zurikson Profar and Olson hit two-out singles in the third innings to tie the game 1–1.
Atlanta pulled out 3–1 in the fifth innings. Harris Maras Mara and ranked third on Profar’s single. Profar ranks second at a throw error.
Olson single -handed two runs before the rain returned. After a delay of more than 2 hours, more than 40 minutes, the cardinals tied the game 3-3 in the fifth innings.
Scott went and Alec went third on Burlson’s single, then the contraras popped two runs under the right field line.
St. Luis moved 5–3 in the sixth innings in a single by Winn and Fermine’s Homer.
Atlanta cut its losses 5-4 in the seventh innings. Harris hit a leadoff double, went to third place on a groundout and came home on the Profar’s grounds, which Gracefo misunderstood.
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