The St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs are currently in the midst of the tightest NL Central race in recent memory. Which team has the edge on Sunday night?

CHICAGO (AP) — Yohel Pozo pinch-hit a three-run homer to cap St. Louis’ five-run eight-inning rally, and the Cardinals came back to top the Chicago Cubs 8-6 on Saturday, ending a four-game slide.

Cubs take series and open up a 6½-game lead with a thunderous shutout, the Cardinals’ fourth shutout loss in their past six games.

New Orleans Saints star running back Alvin Kamara threw such a terrible first pitch before the Chicago Cubs-St. Louis Cardinals game that he asked for a do-over.

All of that added up to an 8-0 Cubs shutout of the Cardinals, ending the team’s three-game losing streak. The Cubs remain the only team in MLB this year to have not lost four in a row at least once.

The Chicago Cubs made history as did the St. Louis Cardinals in an 11-3 route on the 4th of July at Wrigley Field.

One of just three surviving MLB players who served in World War II, the 98-year-old was credited with driving in the final run in St. Louis Browns history.