Colin Holderman, Carmen Mlodzinski and Colin
Selby (2-0) each threw a scoreless inning for Pittsburgh, and
David Bednar closed out the 10th inning his 30th save.
Willson Contreras hit a homer for the Cardinals (58-77), who
lost for the 11th time in 15 games.
St. Louis starter Dakota Hudson allowed one run on three hits in
seven innings while inducing 14 groundouts.
JoJo Romero (4-2) took the loss by giving up three runs (two
earned) in the 10th.
The Pirates seized the game in the 10th. Peguero hit a single to
move automatic runner Eddy Rodriguez to third. One out later,
Andrew McCutchen reached on a deflected infield single to
produce one run, and then Romero threw a wild pitch to score
another.
After Ji Hwan Bae reached on an infield single, Bryan Reynolds
hit a sacrifice fly to make it 4-1.
Paul Goldschmidt's sacrifice fly made it 4-2 in the bottom of
the 10th before the Cardinals were retired.
The Pirates broke ahead 1-0 in the second inning when Peguero
walked with two outs and scored on Alfonso Rivas' double.
The Cardinals got singles from Jordan Walker and Masyn Winn to
start the third inning. But Lars Nootbaar lined out, Goldschmidt
struck out and Nolan Gorman flied out.
Tyler O'Neill hit a two-out double in the fourth inning and
Tommy Edman walked, but Walker grounded out to end the threat.
Keller walked Nootbaar with one out and Gorman with two outs in
the fifth inning, but induced Nolan Arenado's groundout to end
the threat.
Contreras tied the game 1-1 with his sixth-inning homer.
Pittsburgh's Ke'Bryan Hayes led off the ninth inning with an
infield single, and then Connor Joe walked. However, pinch
hitter Miguel Andujar grounded into a double play and Rodriguez
struck out.
In the bottom of the inning, Edman reached on an infield single
with one out and took second on a throwing error. But Walker
flied out and Winn lined out to send the game to extra innings.
--Field Level Media
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