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Cardinals Seven Run 7th Inning Leads to 11-5 Win Over Atlanta
Jordan Walker drove in four runs and Nathan Church hit a tying two-run homer as St. Louis scored seven in the seventh.
- On Thursday, the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Atlanta Braves 11-5, rallying from a 5-3 deficit with a seven-run seventh inning. Jordan Walker homered and drove in four runs to lead the comeback.
- Atlanta established an early 5-3 lead behind Dominic Smith, who drove in three runs during the first inning. St. Louis starter Dustin May exited early after Smith's liner struck his right ankle.
- The Cardinals erupted in the seventh as Nathan Church hit a game-tying two-run homer off Tyler Kinley. JJ Wetherholt followed with a go-ahead RBI single against Dylan Lee, sparking the decisive frame.
- Following the series loss, Atlanta designated veteran first baseman Rowdy Tellez for assignment. Shortstop Jim Jarvis was recalled from Triple-A Gwinnett to bolster the roster.
- St. Louis opens a weekend series against the Chicago Cubs on Friday. Atlanta begins a four-game home set against the New York Mets, with RHP Grant Holmes scheduled to start.
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Walker, Church and Burleson hit homers and Cardinals ride 7-run 7th inning to 11-5 win over Braves
Jordan Walker homered and drove in four runs, Nathan Church hit a tying two-run homer in a seven-run seventh inning and the St.
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