ST. LOUIS-Aaron Miles hit a clutch ninth-inning grand slam to make up for Jason Isringhausen’s blown save as the St. Louis Cardinals gashed the San Diego Padres, 9-5 Sunday at Busch Stadium. The Cardinals seemed to be in good shape in the eighth inning when Troy Glaus hit a two-run shot for a 5-3 lead, but the Padres rallied behind successive troubles by Edgar Gonzalez and Kevin Kouzmanoff. However, Miles then saved the day by becoming the first Cardinal to win a game with a grand slam since Gary Bennett did so against the Cubs in August of 2006. The win improved St. Louis to 57-43 on the season, while the Padres fell to 37-62 in defeat. In other MLB action Sunday, the New York Yankees doubled up Oakland, 2-1, Florida edged Philadelphia, 3-2 in 11 innings, the New York Mets surged past Cincinnati, 7-5 in 10 innings, Washington decimated Atlanta, 15-6, Detroit smacked Baltimore, 5-1, Toronto trounced Tampa Bay, 9-4, Kansas City snuck past the Chicago White Sox, 8-7, the Chicago Cubs blanked Houston, 9-0, Texas stymied Minnesota, 1-0, Colorado shellacked Pittsburgh, 11-3, Milwaukee upended San Francisco, 7-4, Cleveland waxed Seattle, 6-2, the Los Angeles Dodgers outlasted Arizona, 6-5, and the Los Angeles Angels humbled Boston, 5-3.