The Colorado Rockies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 10-7 on Saturday night in Denver, powered by a six-run fifth inning that broke open a close game. Cole Carrigg led the rally with a leadoff single and finished with two hits, according to ESPN. TJ Rumfield capped the inning with an RBI double, per Sportsnet. ESPN also reported that Carrigg, along with Adael Amador and Ezequiel Tovar, each contributed two hits to the Rockies' effort.

The game began with St. Louis pitcher Matthew Liberatore dominant through the first four innings. Multiple outlets noted that Liberatore had a no-hitter through five innings, an unusual accomplishment at Coors Field. The Cardinals' defense proved unable to contain the Rockies' bats once they broke through, with one account attributing the loss partly to sloppy fielding. The win marked the Rockies' 55th of the season.