Cardinals starting pitcher Shelby Miller tossed a one-hit shutout Friday night against the Rockies. Miller, who made his seventh start, gave up a leadoff single to Eric Young to start the game but then went on to retire the next 27 batters he faced.

The right-hander did not issue a walk and struckout a career-best 13 batters, tying the Cardinals' rookie record for most Ks in the game.

Miller needed 113 pitches to register his first career complete game and has posted a 1.39 ERA, which is the lowest for a Cardinals pitcher in his first eight starts since Howie Pollet had a 2.09 ERA in his first eight in 1941.

Miller has allowed three runs of less in each of his seven starts while racking up 51 strikeouts compared to just 11 walks. He is slated to face the Mets at home Wednesday.

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