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Record: 46-55, 5th, 8 GB Cedar Rapids
Thanks to three Louisville errors, St. Louis scored four times in the top of the first inning and went on to defeat the Sluggers 7-2 at Dodger Stadium.
St. Louis' first two hitters of the game got on base via error.
Ryan Wibbenmeyer reached when shortstop Victor Archuleta booted a ground ball.
Mike Casebolt then reached when third baseman Brice Mills followed suit.
Manuel Coke then put the River Walkers in front with an RBI single.
A wild pitch by Sluggers starting pitcher Bryan Bohan then put runners at second and third.
When Nick Shaw beat out an infield single, the bases were loaded.
After a strike out, Josh Hurley coaxed a bases-loaded walk from Bohan to make it 2-0.
A single by Mike Vaughan made it 3-0.
Quing Chang then reached on Archuleta's second error of the inning, as another run scored pushing the advantage to 4-0.
The Sluggers would pull to within 4-1 and 5-2, but St. Louis broke it open with a pair of runs in the seventh on a two-run homer from Hurley off reliever Kyle Kulig.
Hurley finished the game 3 for 4 with a homer and three RBIs.
Almon (1-1) could not get out of the sixth inning but still earned his first major-league win.
He went 5.2 innings, allowing two runs on seven hits. He struck out four and walked two.
Curt Donaldson got the final out of the sixth for St. Louis.
Kyle Smarr worked a scoreless seventh for the Walkers.
Carlos Hernandez (1.2 IP) and Juan Munoz (0.1) took care of the eighth and ninth.