St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Dustin May follows a period of health concerns by delivering a one-hit shutout against the San Diego Padres. In a 3-0 win at Busch Stadium, May goes the distance for his first complete game in 71 major league starts. He allows just one hit and issues only one walk while holding the Padres without a run. The performance includes a sequence in which May loses a perfect game in the seventh inning, but he continues to dominate afterward. After the start, May says the outing is among the best he has felt in a long time, indicating an improving physical condition. The Cardinals’ offense supports him with three runs, and his teammates and the Busch Stadium crowd respond to the strong finish after the earlier loss of a perfect game. Across reporting, the focus remains on May’s sharp control and the impact of the complete-game shutout as he moves past prior injury-related setbacks.