The Cincinnati Reds showcased their resilience with a convincing 9-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, managing to split the four-game series despite challenging weather conditions. After a doubleheader loss the previous day, the Reds, backed by notable offensive performances, capitalized on a rain delay to secure a solid win.

Jose Trevino opened the scoring with a two-run homer, while Graham Ashcraft shone in relief, throwing three hitless innings. The Reds' bullpen effectively shut down the Cardinals after a turbulent start, allowing the team to build a substantial lead, highlighted by Spencer Steer's home run and strong contributions from several players. The victory marks an important moment for Cincinnati, enhancing their season record to 17-15.