Deadspin | MLB roundup: Cardinals' Dustin May fires 1-hit shutout vs. Padres

Dustin May pitched a one-hit shutout for the St. Louis Cardinals in a 3-0 win over the San Diego Padres, striking out nine and sailing six innings of near-perfection before Tatis Jr. walked in the seventh. May improved to 5-6 and posted a 1.31 ERA in three June starts, notching the first complete game of his career. In Chicago, Pete Crow-Armstrong hit for the cycle—leadoff homer, triple, double, and single—to spark a Cubs 5-4 comeback win over the Rockies, the cycle the first by a Cub this season and the 13th in franchise history. Elsewhere, Detroit erupted for five homers in Houston, led by Colt Keith’s three-homer game with six RBIs, while Kai-Wei Teng struggled for the Astros, yielding three homers in 3 1/3 innings as the Tigers rolled 9-3. The Phillies shut out the Marlins 7-0 behind Zack Wheeler’s nine strikeouts and first-year prodigy Rincones Jr.’s first career homer, with Realmuto also homerun and Crawford adding three hits for Philadelphia.