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Nelson Velázquez hit a game-changing homer on the first pitch he saw after returning to Chicago, tying the game early at 3-3.
Ivan Herrera hit his seventh homer of the season to push St. Louis ahead 5-4 in the fourth.
Thomas Saggese tied the game with a homer to left-center in the fourth inning.
Andre Pallante struggled early, lasting only three innings while giving up eight hits and four earned runs.
Riley O’Brien closed out the ninth to protect the Cardinals' 6-5 lead.
Masyn Winn collected two hits and delivered an insurance run in the eighth.
Jose Fermín contributed the key RBI single in the eighth to stretch the lead to 6-4.
The Cubs briefly led 3-0 early before the Cardinals rallied to take control.
Game 2 of the series is scheduled for Saturday with a Fox national broadcast.
The Cardinals extended their lead with insurance hits in the 8th and closed out the game in the 9th.

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Velázquez hits a first-pitch homer in his Cardinals debut to tie the game early.
Cardinals rally with Saggese and Herrera homers to take the lead and win 6-5.
Marmol praised Velázquez for proving he belongs and described the moment as cool for him.
Velázquez credited his May performance at Triple-A Memphis for earning his big-league spot.
Cardinals bullpen delivered six innings of one-run relief to protect Pallante’s start.
Cubs’ Ian Happ connected on a three-run homer in the first inning.
Velázquez's strong debut followed a roster-shuffle announcement on Friday afternoon.
The Cardinals reclaimed the lead in the fourth after Saggese’s homer tied the game earlier.
Fermín’s RBI and hit total supported the late-inning insurance run.
Velázquez showed resilience, not dwelling on spring disappointment and focusing on steady work.

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sports20h ago

Nelson Velázquez hit a first-pitch homer for the Cardinals to tie the game in St. Louis.
Iván Herrera and Thomas Saggese hit solo homers to put St. Louis ahead in the later innings.
Gordon Graceffo earned the win in relief for the Cardinals with a spotless inning.
Chicago's Ian Happ hit a first-inning homer for the Cubs but the team could not hold the lead.
Shota Imanaga took the loss after allowing five runs over 5 1/3 innings for the Cubs.
Jose Fermín delivered an eighth-inning RBI single to extend the Cardinals' lead.
The Cardinals snapped a four-game skid with the win over the Cubs.
The game marked the first meeting of the season between these division rivals.
The Cubs and Cardinals will continue the series with Ben Brown starting for Chicago and Kyle Leahy for St. Louis.
This game was paced by late-inning offense from St. Louis after an early Cubs lead.

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#4 out of 4

sports18h ago

Cubs chase a 3-0 first-inning lead but later lose 6-5 as Cardinals rally late.
Imanaga allows five runs in 5.1 innings as Cubs’ pitching struggles persist.
Nelson Velázquez sparks the eighth-inning rally for the Cardinals with a go-ahead sequence.
Velázquez homers and drives in three for Cardinals after joining from Memphis.
Michael Busch, Ian Happ, and Seiya Suzuki contribute multi-hit games for Chicago.
Cardinals’ bullpen and late defense help seal the win despite Cubs early offense.
Cubs prepare for finale with Wicks vs Leahy after a split hopes.
Wicks will look to rebound after a rough first 2026 MLB appearance.
Upbeat tone persists with 'Find a way. Win another game' on Cubs’ side.
The story frames 'Heroes and Goats' as WPA-driven awards in a competitive game.

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