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In a standout performance, Ramon Urias hit his first home run in a St. Louis uniform, leading the Cardinals to a 3-0 shutout victory over the New York Mets. Urias' home run came off a pitch from Richard Lovelady, sending the ball over the left-center wall in the seventh inning. Andre Pallante excelled on the mound, combining with four relievers to limit the Mets to just three hits throughout the night. Rookie catcher Ivan Herrera contributed significantly with a two-run double in the third inning, putting the Cardinals in a strong position early in the game. Pallante, in an impressive starting role, pitched five-plus innings, allowing just three hits and three walks while striking out three. Pallante was relieved by Gordon Graceffo in the sixth inning after allowing a double to Juan Soto and a walk to Bo Bichette, leading to a tense moment. However, Graceffo, who was called up from Class AAA Memphis just before the game, managed to escape the jam with ease, inducing a fly ball out and a double play. The rest of the Cardinals' bullpen, consisting of Ryne Stanek and JoJo Romero, shut down the Mets in subsequent innings, and Riley O'Brien earned his first save of the season with a perfect ninth inning. Elsewhere in the league, the Phillies edged the Nationals 3-2 with a stellar debut from Andrew Painter, who struck out eight in 5 1/3 innings. The Pirates dominated the Reds 8-3, riding Oneil Cruz's two home runs. In Houston, the Astros secured their fourth consecutive win by overwhelming the Red Sox 9-2, fueled by strong performances from Hunter Brown and Yordan Alvarez. In Toronto, Max Scherzer's debut was highlighted in a 5-1 Blue Jays victory over the Rockies. The Athletics celebrated their first season victory with a 5-2 win against the Braves, and the Brewers emerged victorious against the Rays with a 6-2 score. The Angels shut out the Cubs 2-0, while the Marlins overcame the White Sox 9-2, thanks to Griffin Conine's two-run homer.